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A craftswoman of Fake Food Hatanaka making plastic hamburger earrings at the company’s studio in Tokorozawa, a suburb of Tokyo. — AFP

Japan’s ‘fake food’ more appetising than the original

Fake products flood the market to meet high consumer demand.

Fake fashion fuels vast illicit profits, sea of human misery

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Trumping the media

Farmers harvest cotton at a field in San El Hagar village in the province of Al-Sharkia northeast of Cairo, Egypt. — AP

Crackdown on fake cotton helps revive Egypt crop

Scholar: Jobs obtained using fake degrees are un-Islamic

Scholar: Jobs obtained using fake degrees are un-Islamic

Saudi Center for Organ Transplantation

Kidney patients warned against fake cures

Human Resources Development Fund (HRDF)

Companies are faking Saudization, says expert

Angela Merkel

Merkel warns against fake news driving populist gains

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg

Fake Facebook news

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India pulls 500, 1,000 rupee notes from circulation in fight against corruption

Scholar: Jobs obtained using fake degrees are un-Islamic

Health commission detects over 3,700 fake certificates in a year

A Pakistani private security guard uses an explosives detector to search a vehicle at a mall entrance in Islamabad. Pakistan’s government is building, selling and widely using a handheld explosives detector that senior officials have told AFP is ineffective and is based on a debunked technique scientists have dubbed “snake oil”. — AFP

Pakistan’s bogus bomb-detectors in business despite global scandal

This photo illustration shows people with their smartphones showing an erroneous mega-earthquake alert with a magnitude of 9.1 on the Richter scale, and an intensity of 7 out of 7 on the Japanese scale, for Tokyo Bay on Monday. — AFP

False megaquake app alert shakes Tokyo

This July 14, 2016, photo shows an Iraqi policeman uses a hand-held device that is supposed to detect bombs at a checkpoint in Basra, 340 miles (550 kilometers) southeast of Baghdad, Iraq. For nearly a decade, when you drove through one of Baghdad’s seemingly endless checkpoints, a soldier would point a hand-held, gun-shaped device at your vehicle, intently watching if the antenna atop the device moved. If it pointed at your vehicle, the theory was, it had found a possible bomb. The wands were a fake, but it wasn’t till a massive bombing this month that the government halted their use. — AP

Iraq finally bans fake bomb detectors after July 3 blast

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Fake medical certificates for SR50

Modi

Modi spoofed over doctored photos of Chennai flood visit

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When will MOL stop issuing fake Saudization statistics?

Fake Zamzam bottles seized

Fake Zamzam bottles seized