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ABU DHABI – UAE prosecutors have expanded their investigation into fake news reports claiming to have heard an explosion in central Dubai.
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This was stated by UAE Attorney General Dr. Hamad Saif Al Shamsi.
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Journalists have been questioned and action will be taken
The prosecution has already recorded the statement of the reporter who spread the fake news. In addition, the authorities also summoned media officials responsible for preparing the news, issuing permission and publishing it.
The investigative team is looking into whether legal and professional standards of verification were met before the news was reported and what everyone’s role was in doing so. This action is part of taking strong legal action against the perpetrators.
Later, the publication denied this information and expressed regret. However, the investigation will not end just because the news is denied or an apology is made. Al-Shamsi explained.
Such fake news is expected to create panic among the people in a situation where security forces, including the police, are being extremely cautious regarding law and order and security in the country. The Attorney General added that once the investigation report is ready, strict action will be taken against the culprits in accordance with the laws of the country.
English summary:
The UAE is currently under investigation into fake news as prosecutors investigate journalists and media outlets for spreading false reports about the Dubai explosion. The Attorney General has confirmed that an apology will not stop the trial and that severe penalties will be imposed to protect national security.
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