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Bank of Laos Issues Warning Over Counterfeit Yuan Bills in Luang Prabang

Summary by Laotian Times

The Bank of Laos in Luang Prabang has issued a warning about counterfeit banknotes after reports surfaced of CNY 100 bills (worth about USD 13.64 each) being used for purchases in the province. The fake bills were reportedly used for purchases at local markets and tourism spots. On 24 December the authorities arrested a Chinese […]

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Bank of Laos Issues Warning Over Counterfeit Yuan Bills in Luang Prabang

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They arrest a man for counterfeit bills and his parent also had a warrant for capture.

The National Civil Police (PNC) reported the arrest of Kevin, 34 years old, in zone 5 of Old City, Sacatepéquez. The man was accused of paying fuel using two fake Q.200 bills. Minutes later, Surama, 64 years old and mother of the detainee, showed up at the police headquarters to ask about his son. Upon identification, the authorities discovered that he had an arrest warrant issued by a court in Huehuetenango for the crime of fraud of his own. Bo…

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