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Transit police found credit and debit card skimmers on two Compass Card vending machines in Vancouver.
The skimmers, used to steal credit card information, were found at Canada Line train locations at Vancouver International Airport Station and at Vancouver City Centre on July 8.
Travellers are being asked to check their banking recordings, especially those who used machines to buy fares or top up their Compass Card on Sunday.
According to CTV News, investigators are analyzing the skimmers, but it is not yet known if any card data was obtained.
- with files from CTV Vancouver
