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Criminal network dismantled for defrauding EOPYY; damages exceed 400,000 euros.

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A criminal organization engaged in fraud against the EOPYY (National Organization for Healthcare Services Provision) has been dismantled by the Greek Authorities.
The group reportedly executed fraudulent prescription practices that led to damages exceeding 405,000 euros.
Authorities have arrested the leader of the organization, along with nine other suspects involved in the scheme.
The fraud involved false prescribing and fictitious execution of pharmaceutical prescriptions.
Health professionals, including doctors and pharmacists, were among those implicated in the criminal activities.

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The Organized Crime Unit of the Greek Police has dismantled a criminal organization accused of defrauding the National Organization for the Provision of Health Services (EOPYY) through fraudulent prescription practices. The scheme reportedly involved the issuance of false prescriptions and fictitious execution of medication orders, resulting in losses exceeding 405,000 euros for the organization.

Among those arrested was the alleged leader of the group, along with nine other individuals, including medical professionals such as doctors and pharmacists. Authorities revealed that the operation had engaged in systematic fraudulent activities that exploited the healthcare system, prompting intervention by law enforcement. Further investigations are ongoing as the police look into the full extent of the criminal activities associated with the EOPYY fraud.

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