European Authorities Probe Alleged Fraud of Veterinary Funds in Italy
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European authorities probe alleged fraud of veterinary funds in Italy
EU authorities have told officials in Italy to seize assets worth €175,000 in relation to alleged fraud involving funding for veterinary disease control. The assets were seized today (Friday, June 5) in Sicily at the request of the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO). The EU funds in question are aimed at promoting veterinary public health, and are provided through the Sicilian regional government for projects involving the prevention and…
The finance police of the Palermo Provincial Command have executed an order issued by the investigating judge, at the request of the European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) – Palermo Office, which ordered the seizure of over €175,000, including equivalent amounts, from three individuals, as the proceeds of fraud crimes […] The article Public funds used to increase salaries: €175,000 seized in Palermo comes from Diretta Sicilia.
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