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The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Romania announces that a false message attributed to the RO-Alert system is circulating on social media, causing panic.

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25 April 2026, 11:38
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The Ministry of Internal Affairs (MAI) of Romania has issued a warning regarding a false message circulating on social media, attributed to the RO-Alert system. This message, which announces a so-called 'extreme alert' and advises citizens not to leave their homes, does not come from official sources.


MAI representatives emphasize that the message was not issued by the institution or its partner structures. Authorities urge the population to obtain information exclusively from official sources and to avoid sharing unverified information that may heighten panic. The RO-Alert system is intended solely for transmitting real warnings in emergency situations, and any suspicious message must be verified before being redistributed.


MAI reiterates the importance of responsibility in managing information to ensure the safety of the community.

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MAI avertizează: mesaj fals RO-Alert circulă pe rețelele sociale și provoacă panică * Newsweek România

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