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Two fraudulent call centers shut down, about 20 suspects detained in Uzbekistan - ministry

TASHKENT. July 8 (Interfax) - Two large call centers involved in cyber fraud have been shut down and about 20 suspects have been detained in Uzbekistan, the Uzbek Interior Ministry's press service said.

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Two fraudulent call centers shut down, about 20 suspects detained in Uzbekistan - ministry

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