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Police in Japan to share data on scam accounts with financial firms

Japanese police will share information on bank accounts linked to suspected scams with financial institutions, aiming to help block fraudulent transactions. The move comes as losses from so-called special fraud nationwide are projected to surpass last year’s record level. The National Police Agency said the rising losses are driving the data-sharing effort.

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