Interior Ministry Categorically Denies False Information About Alleged Note to Schools Regarding a Supposed “Child Abduction Phenomenon”
The Ministry of the Interior has categorically denied false information circulating on social media and several websites concerning an alleged note addressed to school establishments related to a supposed “child abduction phenomenon.”
In a statement, the ministry noted that false information has circulated in recent hours on social media platforms and websites regarding an alleged note addressed to schools about a supposed “child abduction phenomenon,” reiterating its categorical denial of these claims.
The same source emphasized that the information being circulated is entirely unfounded, affirming that the ministry has not issued any note of this kind to schools or to any other party.
The information being disseminated in this context consists merely of malicious allegations and baseless rumors spread without any verification or reference to recognized official sources.
Recalling its constant commitment to informing public opinion, the Ministry of the Interior called on citizens and various media outlets to carefully verify the accuracy of information relating to public affairs through recognized official sources, while refraining from spreading or relaying unreliable information likely to create confusion, concern and panic among families and the wider public, the statement concluded.
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