“They're fake.” The police reject the images related to Max Korzh's concert circulating online
The Ministry of Internal Affairs sent a warning regarding a disinformation campaign in the online environment, with images presented as being from Bucharest, associated with the concert of the Belarusian rapper Max Korzh.
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The Ministry of Internal Affairs reacted on Sunday to the images and information that appeared online, images that suggest that serious things happened at the rapper Max Korzh's concert on Saturday night, blamed on the “Ukrainians”.
“The images and information circulating in the online space and presented as being from the event held yesterday are false and have nothing to do with the activity carried out in Bucharest. The event hosted by the National Arena took place under normal conditionswithout special incidents. For the safety of the participants, over 5,000 colleagues from the structures of the Ministry of Internal Affairs acted throughout the duration of the activities, and public order measures were monitored including with the support of the MAI helicopter. We thank the citizens of Bucharest for their responsibility, cooperation and for the civilized way in which they participated in the event. We recommend verifying information only from official sources and avoiding the distribution of unverified content, which can create confusion in the public space.” it is shown in the MAI message.
Saturday night's event, which filled the National Arena, attracted spectators from several countries in the region, with tickets selling out days in advance. The organizers announced increased security measures and appealed to the participants to follow the safety rules during the concert.
