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Dutch Embassy warns of fake job scams targeting Sri Lankans

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Dutch Embassy warns of fake job scams targeting Sri LankansPhoto: Daily Mirror

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1 min readFrom 3 outlets
  • The warning concerns fraudulent job offers linked to work in the Netherlands.
  • Daily Mirror and Newsfirst report that several people had already been victimised.
  • Newsfirst’s headline also refers to forged immigration letters.

Daily Mirror, Newsfirst and Newswire report that the Netherlands’ diplomatic mission in Sri Lanka issued a public warning about deceptive recruitment offers promising employment in the Netherlands.

Daily Mirror and Newsfirst report that the embassy said multiple people had already been affected by the schemes. Newsfirst’s headline additionally flags forged immigration letters.

Based on: Newswire, Daily Mirror, NewsfirstWritten by AI from Newswire, Daily Mirror, Newsfirstthese outlets’ reports. Not reviewed by an editor. It can be wrong — the original reports are the authority. .
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