Case exposed by Shenzhen medical insurance bureau: 7.194 million people were arrested for defrauding maternity allowance
In order to give full play to the deterrent and warning role of cracking down on the illegal acts of defrauding medical security funds, Shenzhen Medical Security Bureau has specially set up an "exposure platform" to regularly expose typical cases. The first batch of cases are now released. In June 2021, the Shenzhen Medical Security Bureau found that from June 2017 to may 2021, Zhang mouxia, Zhang mouliang and Zhang mouhui were suspected of defrauding 7.19 million yuan of maternity allowance by establishing or controlling 38 enterprises such as Shenzhen Zhenge Design Co., Ltd., Shenzhen Xianglong Design Co., Ltd. and Qianzhi (Shenzhen) Design Co., Ltd. According to the social insurance law of the people's Republic of China and other provisions, the case was transferred to the public security organ for criminal investigation. At present, 8 suspect suspects have been arrested. After the examination and approval by the procuratorial organ, 4 people were arrested and 4 changed to other compulsory measures.
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