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Chinese Woman Claims She Was Pressured By Employer To Take Rs 2.9 Lakh Loan For A Nose Job
"Everything happened so quickly that I did not even get a chance to refuse," she said.
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3 Hanged In Iran For Raping Women By Luring Them Into Fake Clinic
Iran executed three men on Tuesday who were convicted of raping women they had lured to a fake cosmetic surgery clinic and injected with anaesthetic drugs.
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Meta Takes Down Indian Firm CyberRoot Risk Advisory's Accounts Along With 900 Chinese Fake Accounts
Meta has removed over 40 accounts operated by an Indian firm CyberRoot Risk Advisory, allegedly involved in hacking-for-hire services, the social media firm said in a report. The company also said that it took down a network of about 900 fake accounts on Instagram and Facebook operated from China.
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Woman Tries Smuggling Cosmetics In Fake Baby, Arrested
Authorities in Uganda have detained a woman who tried using a dummy baby to smuggle banned cosmetics into the country.
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Fake Eyelashes From North Korea Cost US Cosmetics Firm $1 Million Fine
California firm E.L.F. cosmetics has agreed to pay a nearly $1 million fine for importing fake eyelashes containing materials from UN-sanctioned North Korea, the US Treasury Department announced.
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Amazon, Flipkart Get Notice For Allegedly Selling Fake Cosmetics
E-commerce giants -Amazon and Flipkart- have been issued notices by the Drug Controller General of India (DCGI) for allegedly selling "spurious and adulterated" cosmetics including imported brands, and have been warned of penal actions in case of failing to respond within 10 days.
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Madhuri Dixit is Furious About So-Called 'Shocking' Beauty Confession
On Twitter, the 49-year-old star said that the claims were based on a 'fake quote'. Madhuri wrote: "A fake Vogue website carries a fake quote. Other media make it a real controversy without checking facts."
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Amazon closes third-party store in China over fake cosmetic report
Amazon said it took a "zero tolerance policy" towards fake goods, adding it had agreed to refund shoppers who had bought the products.
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Chinese Woman Claims She Was Pressured By Employer To Take Rs 2.9 Lakh Loan For A Nose Job
"Everything happened so quickly that I did not even get a chance to refuse," she said.
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3 Hanged In Iran For Raping Women By Luring Them Into Fake Clinic
Iran executed three men on Tuesday who were convicted of raping women they had lured to a fake cosmetic surgery clinic and injected with anaesthetic drugs.
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Meta Takes Down Indian Firm CyberRoot Risk Advisory's Accounts Along With 900 Chinese Fake Accounts
Meta has removed over 40 accounts operated by an Indian firm CyberRoot Risk Advisory, allegedly involved in hacking-for-hire services, the social media firm said in a report. The company also said that it took down a network of about 900 fake accounts on Instagram and Facebook operated from China.
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Woman Tries Smuggling Cosmetics In Fake Baby, Arrested
Authorities in Uganda have detained a woman who tried using a dummy baby to smuggle banned cosmetics into the country.
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Fake Eyelashes From North Korea Cost US Cosmetics Firm $1 Million Fine
California firm E.L.F. cosmetics has agreed to pay a nearly $1 million fine for importing fake eyelashes containing materials from UN-sanctioned North Korea, the US Treasury Department announced.
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Amazon, Flipkart Get Notice For Allegedly Selling Fake Cosmetics
E-commerce giants -Amazon and Flipkart- have been issued notices by the Drug Controller General of India (DCGI) for allegedly selling "spurious and adulterated" cosmetics including imported brands, and have been warned of penal actions in case of failing to respond within 10 days.
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Madhuri Dixit is Furious About So-Called 'Shocking' Beauty Confession
On Twitter, the 49-year-old star said that the claims were based on a 'fake quote'. Madhuri wrote: "A fake Vogue website carries a fake quote. Other media make it a real controversy without checking facts."
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Amazon closes third-party store in China over fake cosmetic report
Amazon said it took a "zero tolerance policy" towards fake goods, adding it had agreed to refund shoppers who had bought the products.
