Man Posing As Customs Officer Dupes Businessman Of Rs 75,000 At Hyderabad Airport

In a recent incident at Hyderabad Airport, a man impersonating a customs officer defrauded a local businessman of ₹75,000. The scammer approached the businessman, claiming to have two iPhones and gold items available for sale at significantly reduced prices. The unsuspecting businessman, lured by the deal, paid the amount but soon realized he had been duped when the fraudster disappeared. Authorities have been alerted, and investigations are underway to apprehend the impersonator. This incident highlights the growing concern over scams at airports, where criminals often exploit travelers' lack of awareness. Passengers are advised to exercise caution and verify the identity of officials before engaging in any transactions.
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