The Daily Tribune
NPD on warpath vs fake news
The Northern Police District (NPD) has strengthened its efforts to combat fake news by intensifying social media monitoring and fact-checking ahead of the May 12 elections.
This initiative is part of a larger strategy to prevent disinformation and misinformation from influencing the electoral process.
NPD chief Col. Josefino Ligan emphasized the serious consequences of fake news during elections and the NPD's commitment to providing accurate information.
A dedicated NPD team will verify information and debunk false claims, while rapid response teams will be established to address fake news incidents promptly.
The NPD plans to pursue legal action against those deliberately creating and spreading fake news to disrupt the elections.
Public awareness campaigns focusing on critical thinking and responsible information sharing will also be conducted.
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