Cyber fraud reporting rises amid faster police interventions
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Kozhikode The number of cyber fraud complaints registered in Kozhikode city limits has crossed 2,200 in the first 10 months of 2026, with police officials reporting a steady rise in the number of victims approaching the authorities for help. The increase in reporting, they say, has coincided with greater public awareness of online scams and the availability of faster mechanisms to trace fraudulent transactions and recover lost money.
Also read | Two lose nearly ₹1 crore in separate online trading frauds in Keralam’s Kozhikode https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/kerala/two-lose-nearly-1-crore-in-separate-online-trading-frauds-in-keralams-kozhikode/article71692864.ece According to police officers involved in cybercrime investigations, the growing number of complaints is also an indication of the public response to awareness campaigns and the grievance redressal measures. The use of advanced cyber technologies and track fraudsters has further strengthened the investigation process, encouraging victims to report incidents at the earliest, they point out.
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