World 100 and 200 metres record holder Usain Bolt said on Friday that it was a 'stressful situation' trying to recover more than $12.7 million that has disappeared from his account with a Jamaican investment firm.
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Earlier this month he was informed that his account balance has inexplicably dwindles to just $12 000. "It's tough you know, but I think through the years I've competed it has helped me to understand and focus on what matters," Bolt told reporters on Friday. SSL said in a 12 January statement that it had become aware of fraudulent activity by a former employee and had referred the matter to law enforcement, adding it had taken steps to secure assets and strengthen protocols.
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