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Fake lottery scratch cards have become a growing concern in Pakistan\“s urban and rural areas. These fraudulent schemes often target vulnerable populations with promises of instant wealth.
In Pakistani culture, where financial struggles are common, these scams exploit people\“s hopes for better economic conditions. Scammers often use religious references or local symbols to appear legitimate.
Many victims in Pakistan report receiving fake scratch cards in markets, through street vendors, or even via social media. The cards typically show winning combinations but require payment of fees to claim non-existent prizes.
Traditional Pakistani values emphasize honesty and community trust, making it particularly damaging when these cultural bonds are exploited by fraudsters using fake lottery schemes.
Local authorities in major cities like Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad have launched awareness campaigns in Urdu and regional languages to educate citizens about recognizing fake lottery scratch cards. |
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