Abu Dhabi Police apprehend 375 over recording restricted sites and sharing misinformation.

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The individuals have been referred to the Public Prosecution for legal action in accordance with applicable laws.

Abu Dhabi: Abu Dhabi Police announced that they have arrested 375 individuals of various nationalities for filming sensitive locations and sharing misleading information about current events on social media.

Authorities confirmed that the individuals have been referred to the Public Prosecution for legal action in accordance with applicable laws.

The police emphasized their ongoing commitment to maintaining security and public safety in collaboration with relevant authorities across the emirate, noting that such actions represent clear violations of laws intended to protect society and uphold stability.

Abu Dhabi Police stated that, despite repeated warnings, some individuals continued to disregard official instructions. Authorities emphasized that they would not hesitate to take strict legal action against anyone found spreading panic or attempting to mislead public opinion, describing such acts as offences punishable under the law.

Abu Dhabi Police also urged the public to verify information before sharing it, rely on official sources, and refrain from spreading rumours or unverified reports.

They added that community awareness and compliance with the law are essential for protecting lives and property, and for ensuring a safe and stable environment for all residents.

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