Sri Lanka Police have issued a clarification to the public, warning that a message circulating on social media and messaging platforms under the title “Police Notice” is fake and has not been released by the Police. 

Issuing a statement, Sri Lanka Police stressed that the contents and directives in the message are unauthorised and misleading, urging citizens not to regard it as an official communication.

Sri Lanka Police emphasized it remains fully committed to maintaining law and order and ensuring the safety and security of all citizens across the country.  

As such, the public is urged to verify information before sharing messages, especially those claiming to be from government institutions.  

The Police further said official Police announcements are released only through verified channels, including:  

• Sri Lanka Police official website  
• Press Releases by Police Media Division  
• Verified Sri Lanka Police social media accounts  
• Recognised media outlets 

The Police said that spreading unverified or false information can cause unnecessary fear and may disrupt public order. 

Sri Lanka Police noted that it will continue to take all necessary measures to ensure public safety and request the cooperation of the public in maintaining peace, harmony, and lawful conduct throughout the country. 

The public is requested to rely only on official Sri Lanka Police communications for accurate and up-to-date information. (Newswire)

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The Ministry of Education has warned the public of a fake ministry statement circulating on social media claiming that all schools and tuition classes have been cancelled today (Feb 14).

Issuing a notice, the Education Ministry said the fake statement bears the letterhead of the Education Ministry and a fake signature claiming to be that of the Education Ministry Secretary.

Stating that the news on the statement is false, the Education Ministry requested the public to refrain from sharing it with others. (Newswire)

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