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The police arrested those issuing false certificates of vaccination
Baku/31.08.21/Turan: On August 30, three residents of Baku were detained in the Yasamal district of the capital charged with selling fake covid passports.
According to a joint report of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Prosecutor General's Office, Fikret Shikhiev, Eldar Mirzoyev and Shirin Shiraliyev confessed during the interrogation that they sold fake passports for vaccination against coronavirus to 40 people for 225 manats.
Note that the inspection of Shikhiev's car revealed more than 30 fake passports to the names of different citizens, copies of their identity and bank cards. Investigative actions are underway. -02D-
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- Caucasus
- 31 August 2021 13:13
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