FacebookInstagramTwitterContact

 

Seven Teens With Alleged 'Extremist Ideology' Arrested In Sydney Raids           >>           Seven Teens With Alleged 'Extremist Ideology' Arrested In Sydney Raids           >>           Launching of A.I. Diabetic Retinopathy Screening Services           >>           Honey: An Amazing Superfood With Many Health Benefits           >>           Exploring The Benefits Of FASTING For Treating COVID-19 And Vaccine Injuries           >>           Milan Wants To Ban Gelato, Pizza And Other Italian Favourites (Sort Of)           >>           Skai Jackson Reveals Where She Stands With Her Jessie Costars Today           >>           Billie Eilish Details When She Realized She Wanted Her “Face In A Vagina”           >>           Messages of Condolences           >>           Japan's SLIM Moon Lander Defies Death To Survive 3rd Frigid Lunar Night (Image)           >>          

 

SHARE THIS ARTICLE




REACH US


GENERAL INQUIRY

[email protected]

 

ADVERTISING

[email protected]

 

PRESS RELEASE

[email protected]

 

HOTLINE

+673 222-0178 [Office Hour]

+673 223-6740 [Fax]

 



Upcoming Events





Prayer Times


The prayer times for Brunei-Muara and Temburong districts. For Tutong add 1 minute and for Belait add 3 minutes.


Imsak

: 05:01 AM

Subuh

: 05:11 AM

Syuruk

: 06:29 AM

Doha

: 06:51 AM

Zohor

: 12:32 PM

Asar

: 03:44 PM

Maghrib

: 06:32 PM

Isyak

: 07:42 PM

 



The Business Directory


 

 



Breaking News


  Home > Breaking News


Spreading Of False Information


 


 September 30th, 2017  |  09:20 AM  |   1584 views

BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN

 

 

The Ministry of Health has stressed that the information on 'Dangerous Bumps To Look Out For' spread through the social media application Whatsapp is false and has never been issued by the Ministry of Health, even though there is a logo that links the poster to the ministry. The logo placed on the poster is not the official logo of the Ministry of Health.
 
The ministry advices the public not to easily believe and be deceived by information and news spread through the Internet or through other media without ensuring its validity. The public is also reminded to be more responsible and not to further spread any unfounded matters. The spreading of unfounded information, especially those that are false and made up by those solely with the intent to confuse is an offence and can be reported under the Public Order Act, Chapter 148, Section 34.

Any person who, whether orally or in writing or by any other means spreads false reports or makes false statements likely to cause public alarm or despondency shall be guilty of an offence and will face a fine of 3 thousand dollars and imprisonment of 3 years. For more information and feedback, go to the Ministry of Health's website www.moh.gov.bn or contact Talian Darussalam 123. 

 


 

Source:
@BRUDIRECT.COM

by BRUDIRECT

 

If you have any stories or news that you would like to share with the global online community, please feel free to share it with us by contacting us directly at [email protected]

 

Related News


Lahad Datu Murder: Remand Of 13 Students Extende

 2024-03-30 07:57:54

Seven Teens With Alleged 'Extremist Ideology' Arrested In Sydney Raids

 2024-04-25 10:57:21

Boycotts Aren't The Only Way To Hold Companies Accountable

 2024-04-25 01:24:19