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24/7 hotline for transnational crimes available, spy agency says
SEOUL, December 16 (AJP) - Victims of transnational crimes such as online scams and phishing schemes, as well as those who encounter or are aware of misinformation threatening national security and public safety, can dial 111 to report them, the National Intelligence Service (NIS) said on Tuesday. They also can text to #0111 or leave messages on the NIS' website around the clock. These crimes involve multiple countries or foreign nationals, including voice phishing, oversea
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