PNP Intensifies Crackdown on Scammers Posing as Government Aid Distributors Targeting Seniors
The Philippine National Police (PNP) is intensifying its crackdown on scammers posing as government aid distributors, following reports of seniors in Cebu and Aklan being tricked into allowing suspects into their homes. The PNP highlighted the potential misuse of personal information by these fake groups and ordered enhanced information sharing and swift action.
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