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In the Arkhangelsk region, young people told about how fraudsters act

At the site of the House of Knowledge, preventive lectures were held organized by the Knowledge Society with the support of the Ministry of Education of Pomerania and NAFU

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In the Arkhangelsk region, young people told about how fraudsters act

At the site of the House of Knowledge, preventive lectures were organized by the Knowledge Society with the support of the Ministry of Education of Pomerania and NAFU. Before three groups of different ages, the expert of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Anatoly Khoroshev spoke. He shared real stories of people who lost money because of scammers, and explained how to identify intruders. The live broadcast allowed more than five thousand schoolchildren, students, their parents and teachers to join the conversation.

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