Clip of MONO receiving scam calls is just a skit

A clip of MONO receiving a scam call on stage at an event in Hanoi is circulating on social media. However, this is actually a "skit" by the organizers to warn the audience.

On the evening of November 2, MONO attracted attention when he appeared at the Gala of the Online Safety Festival "Not Alone", which took place at the walking street of Hoan Kiem Lake (Hanoi). Right on stage, the male singer received a video call from an unknown number. The person on the other end of the line identified himself as Bach and said he was working at C03, Ministry of Public Security .

This person informed MONO that he was "involved in a transnational fraud" and asked the singer to cooperate with the investigation by providing his ID card and bank account number. After being exposed as a fake police officer, the other end of the line immediately hung up.

The audience below expressed confusion at this unexpected situation. The clip of MONO receiving a scam call right on the event stage was also spread on social media, causing a lot of discussion. The audience expressed delight at the "content finding itself" for the male singer.

MONO appeared at the Gala night of the Online Safety festival "Not Alone".

But in fact, MONO said this was just a "sketch" sent by the organizers to the audience to warn about online fraud. The owner of the hit Waiting For You hopes that the audience will be highly vigilant against calls from unknown numbers with the purpose of fraud.

"There are three 'No's': don't follow requests for secrecy, don't join online links or meet strangers, and don't share sensitive photos. And three 'Must's': block and report, verify information, and share information with your loved ones," MONO shared.

Previously, on the afternoon of November 1, at Dong Kinh Nghia Thuc Square (Hoan Kiem Lake walking street, Hanoi ), the "Not Alone" Online Safety Festival was officially opened, joining hands towards a safe and healthy cyberspace for children and teenagers.

Taking place over 2 days, November 1-2, the "Not Alone" Online Safety Festival brings a series of rich activities, combining education , technology and art, helping participants "touch" the message of online safety in a close and intuitive way.

Source: https://znews.vn/clip-mono-nhan-cuoc-goi-lua-dao-chi-la-tieu-pham-post1599407.html