Public Security Directorate issues warning on bank-related fraud

The Public Security Directorate (PSD) issued a strong warning to the public about bank-related fraud, emphasizing that banks will never ask for personal information or account details through phone calls or text messages.

"Banks will not request information from you over the phone or via text messages," the PSD clarified.

The warning comes as part of a broader effort to combat increasing fraudulent activities where scammers pose as bank employees.

These fraudsters often contact individuals directly or use social media to deceive victims into divulging sensitive personal information.

Citizens are urged to remain vigilant and avoid sharing any personal details through phone calls or text messages.

Instead, the PSD advises verifying the authenticity of any requests from financial institutions through official channels.