The country’s first fake mascot of the Qatar World Cup was solved, involving more than 6000 yuan.

According to the Beijing Youth Daily, recently, a fake mascot of the Qatar World Cup was solved, involving more than 6000 yuan.
Hangzhou police, with the assistance of Guangdong police, cracked a fake Qatari World Cup mascot “Raib” and arrested four suspects, involving more than 6000 yuan, Beiqing reported. At the same time, it is also the first case of infringement of intellectual property rights of FIFA (FIFA) detected by the police since FIFA held the World Cup.
The police said that the appearance of the fake goods is similar to that of the authentic goods, but only slightly different in details; coupled with the fact that the price is only 10 to 20 yuan lower than the authentic ones, it creates an illusion that genuine goods are discounted and promoted, thus deceiving many consumers.
(WinksK4)