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MUFG Bank fires worker for stealing over 1 billion yen from customers https://t.co/2CJp1w2LCh
Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group says it has fired an employee who allegedly stole as much as ¥2 billion ($13 million) from the safe deposit boxes of approximately 60 clients. https://t.co/R52hY9qupP
＜読まれています＞3万円で済むはずが600万円 あるリフォーム業者に“影の勢力” https://t.co/Q6QrHLRinb 所有するアパートの水回りの工事をリフォーム業者と約600万円で契約した。別の業者に聞いたら「2、3万円で済む工事」と言われた。背後には「ある勢力」の影が浮かぶ――。
A former employee of Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG) has been dismissed for allegedly stealing approximately ¥2 billion ($13 million) from the safe deposit boxes of around 60 clients. The bank confirmed the employee's termination on November 14, following an internal investigation into the theft. In a separate incident, a report has emerged regarding a renovation contractor who charged a customer ¥600,000 for work that another contractor suggested could be completed for just ¥30,000. This case has been linked to a broader issue of fraudulent practices in the renovation industry, which is reportedly being exploited by organized crime groups, described as a 'non-catchable scam system.'
