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Nucleic acid abnormality SMS notification: The text message mentions: xxx Epidemic Prevention and Control Office xxx Prevention and Control Office reminds you that the results of mixed nucleic acid collection are abnormal, and a web link is attached. Click the link to perform operational inquiries. It's a scam text message, don't click on it.

At present, some important places still require health codes and nucleic acid certificates. Recently, many people have taken nucleic acid tests, but the results came out late. Scammers take advantage of this period and the asymmetry of information to commit fraud. Reminder again: Do not click on unknown links and scan any suspicious QR codes easily. Be careful not to enter phishing websites by mistake and leak personal information. Do not fill in bank card account number, password, verification code and other information at will.

Precautions against other scams:

1. Pretending to be a vaccine census investigator.

Scammers pretend to be vaccination census investigators, ask citizens to add WeChat friends in the name of community workers, and then pull the victim into the WeChat group. The scammer then posts fraudulent information in the group.

The police remind: It is illegal to cheat on orders. You will lose ten times when gambling online. Citizens must be vigilant. Scammers often add friends through mobile phone numbers, so be careful to protect personal information.

2. Claiming that the health code is abnormal.

The scammer pretends to be a staff member of the Epidemic Prevention and Control Center or the National Health Commission, falsely claims that the victim’s health code, test report, and flow chart are abnormal, and requires the victim to go to the public security agency for verification. After breaking through the victim's psychological defense, the scammer offered to transfer the call to the public security bureau, and defrauded the money on the pretext of clearing the suspects by checking the funds.

Police reminder: Public security organs will not handle cases online, let alone have financial transactions with persons involved, and will not request funds to be traced for reasons such as trafficking, economic crimes, illegal withdrawal of social security or hindering epidemic prevention and control. They are all scams, so be careful.