Transfer scam base for Japan Inside the Philippines building Video acquisition Nov. 15 6:12
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In the Philippines, NHK obtained a video of a room in a building that seems to be the group's base in a case where a Japanese group that was supposedly calling a bank transfer fraud to Japan was detained.
On the 13th, the Philippine Immigration Bureau detained a total of 36 men in a building in Manila, a group of Japanese people who seem to have made a wire fraud call to Japan.
NHK independently obtained footage taken when the immigration authorities stepped into the building.
According to it, black desks are lined up in a room like an office, and you can see how many smartphones are placed on it.
The screen shot of the smartphone screen shows a chat-like screen with the title “Secret Business Contact”. You can see a message like
In addition, the binder placed on the desk has a note with the name of the financial institution in each prefecture.
The investigative authorities in the Philippines are investigating in detail, assuming that a Japanese group had made a wire fraud call to Japan based on this building.