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Cook Islands police caution public against posting personal info online

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The Cook Islands Police have cautioned the public against posting personal identification items such as credit cards, driver's licences and passports on social media when they find them.

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Cook Islands police caution public against posting personal info online

The Cook Islands Police have cautioned the public against posting personal identification items such as credit cards, driver's licences and passports on social media when they find them.

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