DMM Denied Claims that AFAD Divers Had Collectively Abandoned Their Duties.
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The Presidency of Communications' Disinformation Combat Center (DMM) stated that claims that AFAD divers had collectively left their posts and that underwater search and rescue capacity was insufficient were unfounded...Click here for more.
DMM denied claims that AFAD divers had abandoned their duties. It was reported that the teams continue to provide uninterrupted service in all 81 provinces.
The Center for Combating Disinformation (DMM) issued a statement regarding claims that AFAD divers had collectively abandoned their duties and that underwater search and rescue capacity was insufficient. The DMM stated that these claims were unfounded and untrue.
The Presidency's Communications Directorate's Disinformation Combat Center (DMM) announced that claims circulating in some media outlets and social media accounts that "AFAD divers have collectively left their posts and that underwater search and rescue capacity is insufficient" are unfounded.
The Presidency of Communications' Center for Combating Disinformation (DMM) responded to claims that "AFAD divers collectively abandoned their duties and that underwater search and rescue capacity was insufficient" during the flood disaster.
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