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April 1st wasn’t just about pranks

April 1st wasn’t just about pranks

10. April 2026.
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On April 1, the Money Museum set up a display at the Police Headquarters’ crime prevention event held at the Police Administration Center.

The event, aimed at students, focused on the challenges and dangers of the digital world, with particular emphasis on risks relevant to everyday life.

Our institution contributed to the program with topics related to banknote security and cybersecurity. At our booth, participants could learn about the security features of banknotes in an interactive, game-like format, while also testing their knowledge on the topic of cybersecurity.

However, the series of events does not end here: you can also meet us at the Crime Prevention Expo organized for organizations on April 9.

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