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But around 42% of the country's electricity supplies are lost in distribution, often due to theft from electricity lines.
The country is reported to have already lost around US$400 billion since its independence in 1960 due to theft or mismanagement in its oil sector.
Crane, who manages the Federal Trade Commission's identity-theft program, recently noticed this trend while updating a database of cases: "A growing number of consumers complained that information had been compromised due to theft of company records".
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It is strongly recommended that all Licensees have personal property insurance to protect them from loss or damage due to theft, fire, flood, water leakage, vandalism, and any other hazards.
On September 23rd Shell had to close its Trans-Niger pipeline, which should carry 150,000 b/d, because of leaks due to theft, less than a week after it had been reopened.
Earlier this month, the historic site of Ancient Olympia – where the ancient Games began – was in the news due to thefts at its Olympic museum.
Government figures estimate benefit fraud due to identity theft at between £20-£50m £20-£50mm, a fraction of the LSE's low cost estimate for the scheme of £10bn.
Yet, due to wage theft and being pay practices, undocumented immigration restaurant workers were 25% more likely to experience food insecurity than documented workers and US citizens, said Saksena.
Losses due to employee theft were about $15 billion, while $10 billion in losses resulted from shoplifting, according to a 2002 survey of 118 retailers in 22 markets nationwide conducted for the N.R.F.
