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	He said if the media use Facebook pages to create comments that escalate conflicts, he would summon such media and the media organisations would not be able to help them.</div>
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	He said he would start monitoring the media, Facebook and websites and would regard the posting of messages that incite conflicts as violations against peace and order.</div>
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