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In Singapore, Good Citizens Are More Vulnerable to Scams

Summary by Courrier International
Despite the campaigns of prevention, the crooks who pretend to be civil servants supported Singaporeans millions of dollars. To remedy this, citizens would have to be taught to be wary of the authorities. Unthinkable in the very authoritarian city-state.
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In Singapore, Good Citizens Are More Vulnerable to Scams

Despite the campaigns of prevention, the crooks who pretend to be civil servants supported Singaporeans millions of dollars. To remedy this, citizens would have to be taught to be wary of the authorities. Unthinkable in the very authoritarian city-state.

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Courrier international broke the news on Monday, April 20, 2026.
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