Two charged in Luton with creation and sale of fake Covid-19 vaccination records

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Two charged in Luton with creation and sale of fake Covid-19 vaccination records

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Two people have been charged over the creation and sale of fake Covid-19 vaccination records during the pandemic.

Waqas Hanif, 26, and Touqir Nasir, 29, will appear at Luton magistrates’ court on Thursday. They were charged in relation to alleged offences under the Computer Misuse Act and Fraud Act, the National Crime Agency (NCA) said.

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