A disturbing trend of cyber-begging has emerged, where scammers exploit the suffering of patients to solicit funds. These individuals use social media to share emotional stories backed by forged medical documents and prescriptions, often employing artificial intelligence to fake stamps and signatures. General practitioner Lounis Badr Eddine warns that these practices do not only result in financial theft but also undermine the spirit of solidarity and trust in genuine humanitarian appeals. To protect donations, experts advise verifying the source of requests, supporting established charities or healthcare institutions directly, and avoiding financial transactions with suspicious or anonymous personal accounts.