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Kursk Perinatal Center Warns of Fraudster Offering Online Consultations

The regional perinatal center of Kursk reported the appearance on the Internet of a woman who poses as the head of the hospital and offers future mothers advice remotely

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Kursk Perinatal Center Warns of Fraudster Offering Online Consultations

The institution stressed that it does not conduct receptions through private messages, third-party platforms and suspicious chats. Official medical services are provided directly in the center. Check whether a specialist works in the OPC, you can use the list of doctors on the website of the institution.

The reason for caution can be offers to get advice in social networks or messengers. According to the center, patients have already sent screenshots of correspondence with illiterate messages. Official announcements are published on the OPC website and in its group.

Expectant mothers are advised not to tell strangers personal data, not to open dubious links and use only proven communication channels. Suspicious offers can be reported to the administration of the group and block the sender’s account.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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