Qatar warns: Don’t use emergency alert tones as mobile ringtones
المصدر: Gulf News | Source: Gulf NewsThe Ministry of Interior in Qatar has cautioned the public against playing or circulating audio or video clips that mimic the National Emergency Alert System, including using such tones as mobile ringtones.
Authorities warned that these risks causing panic and disturbing public order.
In a statement on its official X account, the ministry stressed the importance of public responsibility and following regulations.
Get updated faster and for FREE: Download the Gulf News app now - simply click here.Misuse of emergency alert tones is a legal offence, and offenders will face accountability under the law.
The public is urged to report violations by calling 999.
In the interest of maintaining community security, the ministry emphasises the importance of refraining from circulating rumours or unverified information across all platforms and urges everyone to rely on official sources for accurate information.
This helps enhance public awareness and protect the community from the risks of misinformation.
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