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TCC employee filling out documents in Mykolaiv, with a group of soldiers in the background

Fine for a turned-off camera: a court in Mykolaiv penalizes a TCC employee for violating video recording rules

Politics 08/11/2026, 22:31
⚖️ In Mykolaiv, a court fined a TCC employee 17,000 hryvnias for the lack of continuous video recording during citizen notification. 📹 Ombudsman Dmytro Lubyntsev called this an important signal: violating the Ministry of Defense Order No. 532 is classified as negligence. According to him, turned-off cameras create grounds for arbitrariness. 🔍 The decision was made against the backdrop of Operation "Honest Draft," during which the SBI is conducting searches in hundreds of TCCs across Ukraine.
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Man in traditional attire counting a stack of dirhams against the backdrop of Dubai street, illustrating professional begging schemes

9,000 Dirhams a Day: How Dubai Uncovered 'Professional' Begging Schemes

Incidents 08/09/2026, 18:06
🚨 SHOCK: A begging scheme with an income of $80,000 a month uncovered in Dubai! 👀 The focus is on a 2016 case when a special operation by the Dubai administration identified groups of 'professionals' entering the UAE on tourist visas. One of the detainees collected up to 9,000 dirhams a day! 💰 🔍 How it worked: ✅ Location selection: Mosque areas on Fridays and elite neighborhoods. ✅ Scripts: Imitation of illness and poverty. ✅ Organization: Clear distribution of roles within groups. ⚖️ Official stance: UAE authorities clarified that $80k is not the average figure, but a record for 'top' beggars. Nevertheless, begging is illegal. Foreigners face deportation and prison. 💡 Advice: Do not give money on the street! Help through official charitable foundations. #Dubai #UAE #News #Crime #Charity #DubaiLife
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