According to the Fars news agency’s police reporter, the social cultural deputy of the Fata Faraja police announced the implementation of the cyber police operation plan against the advertisers and sellers of illegal lighting items and incendiary substances in cyberspace.
In explaining this news, Colonel Ramin Pashaei said: Considering the approaching of the last days of the year and the holding of the Chaharban Suri ceremony, the smuggling of lighting items, illegal incendiary materials and lacking the required safety standards by people seeking profit is one of the methods of advertising and Sales have become online.
This official continued: The decrease in the sense of public safety and the occurrence of accidents, the increase in internet frauds under the pretext of buying and selling incendiary substances, the increase in criminal websites and training in the preparation of high-risk homemade incendiary substances are among the things that threaten our dear compatriots.
The Social Cultural Deputy of FATA Faraja Police stated: In order to reduce risks and considering the inherent and legal duties of FATA Police, an operational plan to monitor and identify active websites in the field of monitoring, promoting and distributing illegal lighting items and incendiary materials in 60 special working groups for information and FATA police operation has started all over the country.
He added: In this operational plan, by monitoring the websites active in this area, if any criminal cases are observed, a legal case will be filed against the perpetrators and the accused will be introduced to the courts.
Colonel Pashaei stated: Based on the analysis of the judicial cases of the past periods, it is clear that a number of criminal websites are also trying to defraud the countrymen by publishing infected links and referring applicants to fake portals, or by registering orders and receiving various amounts under the guise of deposits.
This cyber authority advised the compatriots not to be fooled by these advertisements in any way and that parents should monitor their children’s cyber activities more closely during these days, and if they see any criminal or suspicious cases, report the matter to the police through the number 096380 for follow-up. FATA to report.
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