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Notification2024/08/26 (Mon)Beware of "Oleore Scam" ！.
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You have received a call on your cellular phone device from an Oleore scammer claiming to be an attorney or your son.
The caller pretends to be an attorney
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Notification2024/09/10 (Tue)Investing with SNS ・ Beware of Romance Scams ！ ！
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SNS-type investment ・ romance scams are rapidly increasing in number of victims across the country. Protect yourself and your family from being scammed by knowing how romance scams...
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Notification2024/09/11 (Wed)Beware of Scam Phone Calls ！.
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Today, in Kimitsu City, fraudulent calls purporting to be from the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare or the Health and Medical Care Bureau are being received on landline phones...
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Notification2024/09/18 (Wed)Incidents of Telephone Deception
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This is an announcement from Kimitsu Police Station.
Fraudulent phone calls have been received, claiming to be from employees of the Japan Pension Service or pension officers ... -
Notification2024/09/25 (Wed)Accidents Among Children While Walking Soar ！ ！
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In the prefecture, the number of traffic accidents involving first- and second-graders tends to increase sharply after October every year. On September 17, a first-grader was kille...
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