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Pakistan orders cybercrime probe after diplomat cites Cambridge exam paper theft

  • Pakistani authorities direct NCCIA to investigate alleged premature sharing of exam papers
  • Cambridge agrees to strengthen systems after repeated mathematics exam breaches in Pakistan
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