In the Khazarasp district of the Khorezm region, individuals who promised to send citizens to work in South Korea and fraudulently appropriated large sums of money from them have been exposed. This was reported by the Department for Combating Economic Crimes under the Prosecutor General's Office.
According to the report, during a pre-investigation inspection conducted by the department’s branch in the Khazarasp district, citizen D.M. and others, having previously conspired, promised citizens B.Y. and Sh.O. that they would send them to work in South Korea through their acquaintances working at the Migration Agency. In this way, they fraudulently obtained $15,500 from the victims. During the investigation, $1,500 of this amount was returned through procedural means.
During the inspections, it was also found that these individuals promised another 17 citizens that they would help them pass the exam required to go to work in South Korea, and fraudulently obtained a total of $159,500 from them.
Furthermore, in another case, citizen Kh.Kh. promised K.A. that he would ensure a positive result on the exam required to go to work in South Korea and received $10,000 from him. This amount was also fully returned through procedural means.
