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How to avoid falling victim to scammers on WhatsApp groups

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Smartphone users occasionally find themselves in a difficult situation when they are part of multiple WhatsApp groups.

To his annoyance, a user is typically added to dozens of WhatsApp groups for friends, family, and the office. This is because his phone rings every other second from the constant barrage of forwarded messages.

But these days, scammers are busy in WhatsApp groups, coming up with novel ways to con people.

After joining a WhatsApp group, a man lost INR 16 lakh to scammers, according to a startling disclosure.

Reports from the Indian media state that the event took place in Mangaluru and that the victim was deceived into joining a WhatsApp group by an unidentified individual.

The victim clicked on a dubious link and was duped into downloading a malicious program after being seduced with promises of large rewards in share market investing.

Hoping for large rewards, the victim transferred INR 16.9 lakh to the scammer’s bank account.

The victim discovered he had been duped, however, when he attempted to withdraw the money and was unable.

A clear reminder of the dangers of believing unidentified links and promises made online is provided by this instance.

Advice for Guarding Against These Scams:

Be cautious of unknown links and apps.
Avoid unverified investments with promises of high returns.
Research before downloading apps.
Enable two-factor authentication for added security.

Report suspicious activities to the platform or local police.

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Test Series Between Pakistan and the West Indies: National Team Practices in Multan

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Before playing the West Indies in a two-match test series, the Pakistani cricket team practices at Multan Cricket Stadium.

All 15 players concentrated on batting, bowling, and fielding during the training session while being watched by their instructors.

Pakistan and the West Indies are set to begin their two-match test series on January 17.

From January 25 to 29, the second test of the series will be held in Multan.

Business

Prioritizing energy growth, SIFC directs JJVL to pay debts prior to gas supply.

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The immediate revival of Sui Southern Gas Company’s and Jamshoro Joint Venture Limited’s idle plants is being considered.
Both companies have been instructed by SIFC to sign a revenue-sharing agreement in January.
Five thousand jobs have been lost, and 432 million dollars in foreign exchange have been lost since the plant shut down in June 2020.
SIFC has directed JJVL to settle all outstanding debts prior to the plant’s gas supply being restored.
The JJVL Plant’s resuscitation is anticipated to boost energy output and lower LPG costs.
The repair of the plant would supply 750,000 families in Sindh and other parts of Pakistan with energy.
It is anticipated that the country’s economy will benefit from the execution of JJVL with SIFC’s backing.

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Review Meeting: The Role of All Institutions in Reducing Human Smuggling: PM

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All institutions should actively participate in the effort to eradicate human trafficking, according to Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif.

A meeting to assess the steps taken to stop people smuggling was being chaired by him.

According to the prime minister, individuals who conduct the heinous business of people trafficking and damage the nation’s reputation will face harsh legal consequences.

He gave the order to immediately address the FIA’s manpower issue and implement a high-quality passenger screening system at airports.

The Prime Minister gave the communications ministry instructions to start a successful awareness campaign about unlawful international travel and human trafficking.

He instructed the FIA to approach Interpol for help in the extradition of the most sought-after human traffickers.

At the conference, a briefing on the actions taken thus far to combat human trafficking was also provided.