Abu Dhabi Police Detain 375 People For Filming Sites And Sharing Misleading Information

Misinformation comes with serious consequences in the UAE.

Abu Dhabi Police have detained 375 individuals of various nationalities

They are accused of filming different sites and sharing misleading information on social media related to current events. Those involved have been referred to the Public Prosecution, where legal action will follow in line with UAE law.

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Authorities stressed that these actions clearly violate laws designed to protect public safety and maintain stability in the emirate. Despite repeated warnings and alerts, some individuals ignored official instructions. Police confirmed that anyone found spreading panic or false information will face strict legal action, as this is considered a serious offence.

Act responsibly when sharing information online

It’s important to rely on official sources, verify facts, and avoid reposting unconfirmed news. Sharing accurate information not only helps others stay informed but also contributes to the safety and stability of the community.

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Abu Dhabi Police also highlighted the importance of community cooperation. Public awareness and adherence to the law play a key role in protecting lives, property, and public order. Authorities thanked residents who follow guidelines and encouraged everyone to continue supporting safety initiatives.

By working together, Abu Dhabi’s authorities and community members help create a secure and stable environment for everyone living in the emirate.

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