Police in Kuban will investigate and address concerns raised by locals in the district
In a concerning development, residents of the Krasnodar Territory, particularly those in the Kanevsky District, have reported receiving strange medical records listing procedures they claim they never underwent. According to these residents, the medical assistance was reportedly paid for using mandatory medical insurance funds.
The mass complaints have caught the attention of law enforcement, with the police of the Krasnodar Territory announcing an investigation into the matter. The Kanevsky District Department of the Russian MVD has registered a case regarding the issue, and a check is currently being organized in response.
The GU MVD of Russia for the Krasnodar Territory has made a statement about the case, confirming that it is related to the investigation regarding the fake medical procedures previously mentioned. The residents have also reported these discrepancies in the medical records they received through the Gosuslugi portal.
It is important to note that while there is no direct information about fake medical procedures reported in Krasnodar Territory specifically related to discrepancies in Gosuslugi portal records for Kanevsky District residents, there have been known scams involving telephone fraud in Russia. In these scams, fraudsters pose as medical or insurance representatives, offering free fluorography under compulsory medical insurance, to steal data from Public services accounts.
As the investigation continues, it is advised that residents monitor local Krasnodar news outlets, regional government announcements, or official Gosuslugi portal publications for updates on this case. It is crucial to stay vigilant and report any suspicious activities to the authorities.
[1] For more information about the known scam, please refer to this source.
[1] This disturbing situation in the Krasnodar Territory involving fake medical records lists links to a known scam in Russia, where fraudsters use the guise of medical or insurance representatives to steal data from Public services accounts, claiming to offer free fluorography under compulsory medical insurance.
[2] Now that the law enforcement has launched an investigation and the Kanevsky District Department of the Russian MVD has registered a case regarding the discrepancies in residents' medical records, it is essential to stay vigilant and report any suspicious activities related to medical-conditions, health-and-wellness, or even general-news to the authorities.
[3] The strange medical records and allegations of misuse of mandatory medical insurance funds not only necessitate a close examination of the science behind medical procedures but also the justice system's response in crime-and-justice matters.
