Twenty-two media have been asked to remove messages that do not correspond to official information since the beginning of the state of emergency amid the coronavirus outbreak, Deputy Chief of Police Hayk Mhryan told reporters.
Asked how the police evaluate messages on “provoking panic”, Mhryan noted that the publications are studied by specialists based on the decision of the commandant and the government.
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