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Thousands Receive Fake COVID-19 Vaccines, Injected With Salt Water Instead

Thousands Receive Fake COVID-19 Vaccines, Injected With Salt Water Instead
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At least 2,500 people fell victim to the COVID-19 vaccine scam
The residents grew suspicious after their shots were not registered in the government s online tracking system
Authorities seized more than $20,000 from the vaccine scam organizers
Thousands of people in India became victims of a COVID-19 scam after being given shots of salt water instead of the coronavirus vaccine.
An estimated 2,500 were given saline water across 12 fake vaccination sites as part of the wide-ranging scam. Vishal Thakur, a senior official of the Mumbai police department, said the organizers charged the victims between $10 to $17 per salt water shot. ....

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Thousands Injected With Salt Water In Fake COVID-19 Vaccine Scam

Thousands Injected With Salt Water In Fake COVID-19 Vaccine Scam
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Danielle Ong
on July 06 2021 11:17 AM
A resident reacts as she gets inoculated with a dose of AstraZeneca-Oxford s Covid-19 coronavirus vaccine at a centre in the Dharavi slums in Mumbai
Thousands of people in India became victims of a COVID-19 scam after being given shots of salt water instead of the coronavirus vaccine.
An estimated 2,500 were given saline water across 12 fake vaccination sites as part of the wide-ranging scam. Vishal Thakur, a senior official of the Mumbai police department, said the organizers charged the victims between $10 to $17 per salt water shot. ....

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Coronavirus outbreak: Scammers on the prowl in pandemic

Within the world’s worst coronavirus outbreak, few treasures are more coveted than an empty oxygen canister. India’s hospitals desperately need the metal cylinders to store and transport the life-saving gas as patients across the country gasp for breath.
So a local charity reacted with outrage when one supplier more than doubled the price, to nearly $200 (Rs 14,608) each. The charity called the police, who discovered what could be one of the most brazen, dangerous scams in a country awash with coronavirus-related fraud and black-market profiteering.
The police say the supplier a business called Varsha Engineering, essentially a scrapyard had been repainting fire extinguishers and selling them as oxygen canisters. The consequences could be deadly: the less-sturdy fire extinguishers might explode if filled with high-pressure oxygen. ....

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3 people in India repainted fire extinguishers to look like oxygen cylinders, sold them to Covid patients

3 people in India repainted fire extinguishers to look like oxygen cylinders, sold them to Covid patients
May 17, 2021, 09:19 AM
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A medical worker carries an oxygen cylinder at a COVID-19 safe home care centre in Kolkata on May 14, 2021.
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Police arrested three people in India for allegedly repainting fire extinguishers to look like oxygen cylinders, the Times of India reported.
The accused scammers sold many of the fire extinguishers to families of Covid-19 patients for $180 each, police say.
As India is overwhelmed with record Covid-19 cases, virus-related scams abound, per the Times.
Police arrested three people in India earlier this month for allegedly repainting fire extinguishers to look like oxygen cylinders and selling them to family members of Covid-19 patients, the Times of India reported. ....

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Covid 19 coronavirus: A desperate India falls prey to Covid scammers

Covid 19 coronavirus: A desperate India falls prey to Covid scammers
17 May, 2021 06:00 AM
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Unloading oxygen canisters, a precious commodity in India, at a New Delhi hospital this month. Photo /Atul Loke, The New York Times
Unloading oxygen canisters, a precious commodity in India, at a New Delhi hospital this month. Photo /Atul Loke, The New York Times
New York Times
By: Hari Kumar and Jeffrey Gettleman
As the health care system fails, clandestine markets have emerged for drugs, oxygen, hospital beds and funeral services. Fake goods may be putting lives at risk.
Within the world s worst coronavirus outbreak, few treasures are ....

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