The money to support the people of the whole city was transferred to the wrong person and the end
Like in many countries, Japan has also sent money to support people several times during and after a difficult time due to the epidemic. But there is a recent incident regarding this deposit.
Earlier this month, in the city of Abu (Yamaguchi) 463 households registered to receive a support amount of 100,000 yen (18 million VND). However, 462 of them did not receive any money. Because all that money was transferred to an account of a resident here.
According to the authorities in Abu, one of their employees made a “technical error” with the system when processing payment registration information, resulting in the total amount of 46.3 million yen (nearly 8.3 million yen). billion dong) is transferred to only one account.
All the money supporting the people of an entire city was transferred to one person. Illustration: World First.
Unfortunately, when authorities contacted the individual who received the money, that person said the entire amount “has been transferred to an account at another financial institution”.
This explanation is very confusing and the newspapers in Japan are not sure what the exact meaning of the sentence is. And the person who received the large sum of money also refused to give more information about where the money went, but only told the authorities: “This cannot be reversed.”
Somehow, the mayor of Abu, Norihiko Hanada, recently had to issue a public apology and the city sent back the support amount of 100,000 yen/household to 463 households, including the recipient. amount of 46.3 million yen mentioned above.
This situation is so “crying and funny” that Japanese netizens, instead of getting angry or criticizing, find it… interesting. Most of the comments of this country’s netizens are the question of how the other person “dispersed” such a large amount of money so quickly and why the authorities can’t get the money back. .
The city had to send the money back to the people, and the wrong amount has not been refunded. Artwork: Tokyo Weekender.
In fact, in Japan, it is normal for people to accidentally pick up a drop of money and return it without missing a penny, so this incident is considered by many people to be very “mysterious”.
Meanwhile, authorities are consulting with police and lawyers as to what they can do about the bizarre situation.
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