A pharmacist, two police officers and eight members of the Armed forces are among those sixteen people arrested in Orestiada, north-eastern
A pharmacist, two police officers and eight members of the Armed forces are among those sixteen people arrested in Orestiada, north-eastern Greece, for bogus certificates of negative Rapid Tests essential for going to work and social activities.
According to media reports, the pharmacist was supplying customers with fake certificates showing that they had a negative antigen test. Then he was reportedly uploading the fake results on the state online platform where employees obliged to Rapid tests should have posted the result twice per week. The customers had never undergone a Rapid test, though.
Police launched an investigation on the case after citizens denounced the pharmacists’ illegal activities to authorities.
