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BackRailway Police Kaohsiung Branch and Taiwan Railway Lunch Shop launch anti-fraud mooncake gift box with limited edition mascot Kaqi coaster
Railway Police Kaohsiung Branch and Taiwan Railway Lunch Shop launch anti-fraud mooncake gift box with limited edition mascot Kaqi coaster
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Railway Police Kaohsiung Branch and Taiwan Railway Lunch Shop launch anti-fraud mooncake gift box with limited edition mascot Kaqi coaster

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  • The Kaohsiung Branch of the Railway Police and the Taiwan Railway Lunch Shop jointly launched the "Mid-Autumn Festival Reunion and Anti-Fraud" campaign.
  • When people purchase a Mid-Autumn moon cake gift box, they will receive a limited edition mug and coaster with the mascot cat "Kaki" pattern.
  • The festival also integrates anti-fraud concepts into daily life through festive products, calling on the public to be more vigilant and prevent fraud.

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Why It Matters

The Kaohsiung Branch of the Railway Police and the Taiwan Railway Lunch Shop jointly launched a Mid-Autumn Festival anti-fraud promotion campaign. The mascot Kaqi's pattern was printed on limited edition mugs and coasters as gifts, and the anti-fraud message was conveyed through festive products.

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The Kaohsiung Branch of the Railway Police Department cooperates with the Taiwan Railway Lunch Shop. People who purchase the Lunch Box Mid-Autumn Mooncake gift box come with a limited edition mug and coaster with the image of the Kaohsiung Railway Police Station’s mascot cat “Kaqi”. (Provided by Kaohsiung Railway Police Bureau)

The Railway Police Kaohsiung Branch cooperates with the Taiwan Railways Bento Shop. People who purchase the Bento Bento Mid-Autumn Mooncake gift box come with a limited edition mug and coaster with the pattern of Kaohsiung Station’s mascot cat "Kaqi", which contains Mid-Autumn blessings and fraud detection concepts.

The Railway Police explained that in conjunction with the Taiwan Railways Mid-Autumn Festival mooncake gift box sales event, they launched the "Mid-Autumn Festival Reunion and Anti-Fraud Together" fraud awareness campaign, and specially integrated the Kaohsiung Branch Kaohsiung Branch mascot "Kaqi" into the fraud awareness campaign. People purchased With the Mid-Autumn Festival mooncake gift box from Taiwan Railway Bento Bento, you can get a limited-edition mug and coaster with a Kachi pattern, so that the cute Kachi can accompany the public to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival. Through cross-border cooperation between the festival products and the police, fraud prevention can be brought into people's daily life.

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The Kaohsiung Railway Police Bureau calls on the public to be more vigilant when faced with suspicious messages, unknown links, or product information that is too favorable, and remember to "listen once, call twice, and check three times" to avoid falling into fraud traps due to impatience. If you encounter a suspected fraud, you can immediately call the 165 anti-fraud hotline or the 110 report hotline for consultation and verification, and jointly protect the property safety of yourself and your relatives and friends.

☆The Liberty Times e-newsletter reminds you that the anti-fraud hotline: 165 and the crime reporting hotline: 110☆

The Kaohsiung Branch of the Railway Police Department cooperates with the Taiwan Railway Lunch Shop. People who purchase the Lunch Box Mid-Autumn Mooncake gift box come with a limited edition mug and coaster with the image of the Kaohsiung Railway Police Station’s mascot cat “Kaqi”. (Provided by Kaohsiung Railway Police Bureau)

Open Questions

  • What is the specific sales period and quantity limit of this cooperation activity?
  • Are there any subsequent plans to extend this model to other festivals or regions?

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