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MIAA warns against fake socmed post of lost luggage being sold

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The Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) has warned the
public against engaging with fake online accounts, such as those
claiming lost luggage at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport is on
sale.

“The public is warned not to transact with fake online accounts like a
recent post on Facebook claiming that lost pieces of luggage at NAIA
are on sale,” said MIAA Officer-in-Charge Bryan Co.

Co said MIAA and airline operators have established protocols for
safekeeping and disposing of lost or left-over items, but selling
these items online is not one of them.

The airport management expressed dismay over the audacity of
fraudsters who pick on unsuspecting individuals wishing to grab
discounts or special price offers of goods sold online.

“We appeal to everyone to be extremely careful and vigilant when
browsing through the internet. Always exercise caution when engaging
with online sellers. Do not be easy targets of scammers,” said Co.

The MIAA uses its official Facebook Page, X (formerly Twitter),
Instagram, and TikTok accounts for official announcements and
information dissemination.

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