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Stolen million dollar notes now in circulation in Fiji
By Online Editor
4:29 pm GMT+12, 09/09/2010, Fiji

Police Inspector Atunaisa Sokomuri
Fiji’s $20 dollar notes that were part of the million dollars stolen off-shore are circulating in the country the Fiji Police Force has warned.

The Force is particularly warning people who come to sell their produce in our markets this weekend.

Police Inspector Atunaisa… Read more

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