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A stark warning from the national news agency of the UAE, WAM, was shared on twitter, emphasising that attempts to fabricate the site have been made.
The national news agency shared two tweets to its official feed, warning users of the situation.
Attempts to fabricate the #WAM website have been made by unknown sources. 1/2 #wamnews
— WAM News / English (@WAMNEWS_ENG) August 21, 2017
Please ensure that you continue to access #UAE news coverage via the #WAM website https://t.co/5priUg53el 2/2#wamnews
— WAM News / English (@WAMNEWS_ENG) August 21, 2017
And on Tuesday, a bizarre hashtag began trending in Arabic…
The hashtag loosely translates to ‘Sheikh Khalifa steps down’.
With one tweeter sharing a screenshot of the evidently ‘fake news’.
وكالة الانباء الاماراتية تعلن عن تنازل الشيخ خليفة عن الحكم.#تنازل_الشيخ_خليفه#استاد_الثمامه#الاعلام_المصري_عار#راس_الخيمه_تنتفضِ pic.twitter.com/hYrpptBZcX
— Rashid Alhajri ???????? ???????????????????????????????? (@rashidalhajri88) August 20, 2017
Suggesting it’s a part of the attempts of fabrication on the site. The domain looks to be wam.org.ae mimicking the official news site.
Sheikh Khalifa was seen in out in an official capacity two months ago, receiving Eid Al Fitr well wishers.
Residents are warned to only trust news coming from the official site – WAM.ae.
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