LAP Disengages Worker From Jorge Chávez Airport Accused of Transferring Money to Yape From a Passenger's Cell Phone
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Lima Airport Partners noted that it adopted the measure after the public complaint of content creator Crys Uchuya, who detected an operation of S/ 300 from her mobile device
Lima Airport Partners (LAP), dealer of Jorge Chávez International Airport, separated the worker reported by a passenger for allegedly transferring S/ 300 from her cell phone while reviewing her travel documents.
The user said that she handed over the equipment to verify her passport and boarding pass. When she later checked her digital wallet, she warned that an operation had been carried out towards a number linked to the employee.
LAP confirms the worker's decoupling by carrying out a transfer of S/300 from a passenger's cell phone. The company also ordered the preventive suspension of its shift partners while continuing the investigations.
According to the passenger's complaint, the worker took advantage of passport and boarding card checks to transfer the money from a digital wallet.
Total outrage. A passenger denounced a worker from the document review section of the New Airport Jorge Chávez for allegedly taking advantage of the moment of verification of the boarding pass from his cell phone to 'yape' the amount of S/300 to an account associated with his name. The video published on social networks by content creator Crys Uchuya reported that his Yape account was in another cell phone tab, after having paid the taxi driver,…
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