Afghanistan, March 17 -- The International Organization for Migration (IOM) in Afghanistan has warned that individuals are impersonating the agency and promising assistance in exchange for money.
In a statement issued Tuesday, the organization said it is aware of such fraudulent activities and urged the public to remain cautious when approached by unknown individuals.
IOM emphasized that all of its services are provided free of charge and that no payment is required at any stage of receiving humanitarian assistance.
The agency called on citizens to report any suspicious behavior or requests for money made in its name, stressing the importance of public awareness in preventing fraud.
The warning comes as humanitarian needs remain high ac...