After identifying a wave of fraudulent emails, the National Road Safety Authority (ANSR) is now warning about fake phone calls being made in its name.
In a statement, ANSR warns that “these calls are fraudulent and completely unrelated to this Authority”, and adds that “you should not provide any information or make any payments”.
Furthermore, the National Road Safety Authority reminds once again that “all notifications from ANSR are made through mail”.
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