originating from the number (70614213), or any other numbers falsely claiming to represent official authorities. The ministry confirmed that such communications fall under electronic fraud and impersonation practices aimed at deceiving individuals into sharing sensitive information.

In its statement, the Ministry of Interior stressed that official government entities do not request personal or banking details through phone calls or unknown links. Any communication seeking financial data, confidential identification details, or verification codes under the pretense of official business should be treated as fraudulent. The ministry underscored that cyber fraud tactics continue to evolve, making public awareness and vigilance essential in preventing financial and data-related crimes.

The ministry urged the public not to respond to these suspicious calls or attempt to return them, advising individuals to disregard such communications entirely. It further highlighted the importance of refraining from sharing personal or banking information through unverified channels, noting that safeguarding sensitive data is a shared responsibility between authorities and community members.

This clarification reflects the ministry’s ongoing efforts to combat electronic fraud and reinforce digital security awareness across the country. By issuing this warning, the Ministry of Interior aims to protect residents from impersonation schemes that exploit public trust in official institutions for unlawful gain, reaffirming its commitment to maintaining a secure and protected environment for all.