
The Ministry of Education, Higher Education and Vocational Education has issued a warning to the public regarding distorted official circulars and false information being shared via social media and messaging platforms.
The ministry highlighted a rising trend of altered documents circulating online, expressing serious concern over the potential confusion caused among teachers, principals, students, parents, and the general public.
To ensure accuracy, the ministry urged all stakeholders to verify information solely through circulars published on its official website. The public is advised not to be misled by fake documents and to refrain from sharing unverified content on digital platforms. (Eduwire)

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