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The FCT Police Command on Wednesday appealed to residents spreading rumour of bomb blasts in the territory to desist from such habit.
The spokesperson of the command, DSP Altine Daniel, made the appeal while reacting to another purported bomb scare at the Federal Secretariat.
Daniel advised anyone with useful information on suspected persons, movement or objects, to call the police instead of spreading rumour, thereby causing panic.
"Don’t spread rumour, anyone with useful information on suspected explosive object should call the police. Those spreading rumour of bombs do not have experience to handle explosive devices; they only cause panic. It is the police and other security agencies that are trained to handle suspected bombs. If there is any, please call the police and stop spreading rumour,’’ she appealed.
It would be recalled that there was a bomb scare at the secretariat last week.
The spokesperson of the command, DSP Altine Daniel, made the appeal while reacting to another purported bomb scare at the Federal Secretariat.
Daniel advised anyone with useful information on suspected persons, movement or objects, to call the police instead of spreading rumour, thereby causing panic.
"Don’t spread rumour, anyone with useful information on suspected explosive object should call the police. Those spreading rumour of bombs do not have experience to handle explosive devices; they only cause panic. It is the police and other security agencies that are trained to handle suspected bombs. If there is any, please call the police and stop spreading rumour,’’ she appealed.
It would be recalled that there was a bomb scare at the secretariat last week.