The Japan Times
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NPA inks agreement with major Japan banks to hasten special fraud response
The shift from physical mail to digital requests will allow authorities to freeze accounts receiving fraud proceeds more quickly.
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The shift from physical mail to digital requests will allow authorities to freeze accounts receiving fraud proceeds more quickly.
The proposal, submitted as part of an urgent proposal on preventing special fraud and stalking cases, noted similar moves overseas that aim to prevent repeat offenses.
The plan is being considered following earthquake risk data fraud by Chubu Electric Power over its Hamaoka nuclear power plant in Shizuoka Prefecture.
It came to light in January that more than 100 former and current employees had fraudulently received about ยฅ3.1 billion from roughly 500 customers.