The national health insurance organisation (HIO) on Wednesday warned of fake SMS falsely appearing to be sent by the general health scheme (Gesy).
According to the HIO, the messages request the recipient to follow a specific link in order to correct their personal information.
The HIO emphasised that it has no connection with these messages and called on beneficiaries to be particularly careful when receiving unknown SMS.
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