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Somali police deny raid on Hormuud premises in Mogadishu

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Somali police deny raid on Hormuud premises in Mogadishu

Police in Somalia’s Banaadir region deny that their officers entered the premises of operator Hormuud in Mogadishu to conduct inspections. In a statement, they describe the social media posts as false and warn their authors that they could face legal action, Caasimada Online reports.

The police in the Banaadir region have denied that their officers raided the premises of telecommunications company Hormuud in Mogadishu. The command, led by Macallin Mahdi, described posts circulating on social media as false, Caasimada Online reports.

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