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Ambulance service warns of scammers pretending to be striking paramedics

NWAS said the fraudsters are pretending to be ambulance service staff asking people for donations to cover wages lost due to strike action.

NWAS said the fraudsters are pretending to be ambulance service staff asking people for donations to cover wages lost due to strike action.

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