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Fraudster jailed for 41 years over Pakistani nurse scam in Saudi

Fraudster jailed for 41 years over Pakistani nurse scam in Saudi
The Telegraph Wednesday 30 September 2026, 10:56 UTC By Ashfaq Yusufzai 1 min read
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More than 90 women were sent to Saudi Arabia on fake documents in an elaborate fraud to provide workers for short-staffed Gulf hospitals

More than 90 women were sent to Saudi Arabia on fake documents in an elaborate fraud to provide workers for short-staffed Gulf hospitals
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