There are more than 3,000 new crown subsidy fraud in Japan, and the number of people who have been r

Japan found more than 3,000 new crown subsidy fraud, and nearly 70 % of the number of reporters under 30 years old accounted for nearly 70 %

[Global Times Comprehensive Report] Since the outbreak of new crown pneumonia, more than 3,000 illegal collection subsidies have occurred in Japan. According to the Japanese Broadcasting Association (NHK) website reported on the 11th, the Japanese government provided "sustainable subsidy" to operators who were impacted by the new crown pneumonia, which also caused illegal receiving subsidies.

A survey by the Japanese Police Agency shows that more than 3,700 people were accused of illegally receiving subsidies as of May this year. Among them, the number of reporters under 30 years old was about 2,500, accounting for nearly 70 % of the total number Essence The 30-year-old-39-year-old is 500, and the 40-49-year-old is 300.

The Japanese Police Department suspected that many people may illegally receive subsidies through social networks. Because similar illegal collection subsidies may be found in the future, the Japanese police plan to continue to conduct relevant investigations.

"Continuous subsidy" is a system that supports the affected by the impact of the new crown pneumonia. SMEs can receive up to 2 million yen subsidies, and individual operators can get up to 1 million yen. (Li Xiao)

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