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Sharjah Police have warned residents against spreading rumours, fake news, and unverified information on social media, noting that offenders face up to a year in prison and a fine of AED100,000.
In an awareness video published online, an official highlighted how unverified claims can trigger public panic and anxiety.
Major Saud Al Shaiba, Director of the Awareness Branch at Sharjah Police, warned that a single misleading message could cause widespread concern among hundreds of people.
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