Police dismiss circulating Semotswane audio as malicious, false

Police dismiss circulating Semotswane audio as malicious, false
Police dismiss circulating Semotswane audio as malicious, false

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Tonota Police Station commander, superintendent Oteng Ngada told MmegiOnline today that, “We have seen and heard the audio and it’s just false.  We are investigating the source that circulated that malicious audio, which has sent Semotswane and the rest of the country in a state of panic”.

Ngada was steadfast that as the police, they never attended any report pertaining to a family that chose to hide one of their own who allegedly died from a coronavirus-related ailment as the audio claimed.

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