Allegations of suspected social welfare fraud rise to 500 per week

Allegations of suspected social welfare fraud have risen to an average of 500 per week, according to the Social Protection Minister.

Allegations of suspected social welfare fraud rise to 500 per week

Allegations of suspected social welfare fraud have risen to an average of 500 per week, according to the Social Protection Minister.

Regina Doherty says around 5,000 complaints have been received in the past two months, a 50% rise on the same period last year.

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