Second Army warns of fake Facebook pages spreading misinformation
Thailand’s Second Army Area warns of fake Facebook pages using their logo and name to spread misinformation, urging the public to rely on official sources for accurate updates.
Amid rising tensions between Thailand and Cambodia, the Second Army Area has issued a warning about fake Facebook pages posing as the official army page, urging the public to be cautious of potentially misleading information.
The Second Army Area clarified that certain unofficial Facebook pages have appeared, using names similar to the “Second Army Area” and displaying its logo as the profile picture. These pages have been spreading content originally posted by the official Second Army Area page, but some of the information may have been distorted or misrepresented.
The army stated that these fake pages are not affiliated with the official Second Army Area and have no connection to its operations. They urged the public to be cautious, as such pages could lead to confusion or misuse of the information, potentially causing harm.
To avoid any misunderstandings or being deceived, the Second Army Area urged citizens to rely solely on the official Facebook page www.facebook.com/PrArmy2, which has 2.5 million followers, for accurate and reliable updates. This is the only official page that provides direct information from the Second Army Area.
The Second Army Area reaffirmed its commitment to serving with transparency and dedication, standing alongside the people to ensure the peace and security of the nation.
