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DCI widen net in NTSA system hacking probe

DCI headquarters. [Boniface Okendo, Standard]

Police are probing another two National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) employees and a Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) official suspected to have hacked into the number plate registration system.

In an application filed before the Kahawa Magistrate Court against 10 persons who were arrested earlier, police say believe the two are part of the cartel that infiltrated the NTSA Transport Integrated Management System (Tims) to engage in the illegal number plates registration leading to tax evasion.

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