A pharmacy clerk at Spain, who was selling fake Covid-19 negative test certificates so that his “clients” could travel to Morocco, was arrested today.
The 24-year-old, who was arrested in El Echido, in southern Spain, charged Moroccans 130 euros for each forged certificate, which allowed them to return home from Spain, according to authorities.
In addition, as it became known, he had a second job as well maintained his own travel agency and sold airline tickets.
Spanish police say they have found seven boxes containing fake PCR certificates and that the investigation is ongoing.
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