A 20-year-old who received 460 million won in corona support funds by local government mistake in Japan “Blow everything off the casino site”

 

A Japanese man in his 20s announced that he wasted about 460 million won in support for the novel coronavirus infection (COVID-19), which was deposited by the administrative authorities by mistake.

According to local media such as the Yomiuri Shimbun on the 18th, a local government employee in the village of Abu, Yamaguchi Prefecture recently paid 46.3 million yen (about 460 million won) in a subsidy to be remitted to a total of 463 households, a man named A (24), who was at the top of the list. ) was sent incorrectly.

The local government employee in question went to Mr. A's house, explained the situation, and went to the bank together to receive a refund.

It is said that Mr. A suddenly changed his attitude in front of the bank and returned, saying, “Give me a document why you are requesting a return” and “I will not return it today.”

According to the local media, from that day on, a total of 34 withdrawals were recorded from A's account over 11 days. Before the subsidy came in, the account balance was 665 yen (about 6,600 won), and after 46.3 million yen was deposited, hundreds of thousands of yen were withdrawn.

After that, Mr. A did not receive any contact from the local government, and in the end, on the 12th, he was sued for compensation of 51 million yen, including attorney's fees.

Mr. A's lawyer volunteered at a press conference on the 16th and said, "It is difficult to return it realistically because Mr. A does not have enough money to return it."

The next day, Mr. A said, "(The subsidy) was blown away from several internet casino sites overseas."

Mr. A claims that he has lost all of his money, but the local police are investigating the possibility that the money transferred to the online casino may still remain 카지노사이트, and that the money may have been transferred to another account via the online casino.