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| February 21, 2012 at 1:29 pm #7808 | |
 Tree | He best consider hisself warned and warned and warned again. ********** PNG Government cautions those spreading misinformation Spreading of malicious and misleading information is a serious crime and those found to be doing such will be dealt with, says the Prime Minister’s Chief-of-Staff, Ben Micah. Micah made these comments following recent circulation of anti-government information via text messages on mobile phones, email messages and comments being posted on social network site, Facebook. “The military, police and the National Intelligence Organization (NIO) and other pro-government civilian networks are monitoring all attempts to destabilize the Government’s firm control of the country. “All patriots and law abiding citizens are required to be vigilant. I urge you all to separate rumours from facts and report any suspicious events to the Prime Minister’s office, the deputy PM’s office, police, PNGDF, the Office of the Chief Secretary or your local MP’s office. “Such misinformation includes any information which you consider to be illegal and detrimental to the peace and good order of your community and subversive to the overall security of our nation,” he said. A committee has been set up to look into this and to monitor and track down people who have ulterior motives to destabilize the government. |
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