Police Warn Churches Against Fear-Inducing Prophecies Ahead of Watch-Night Services
Officers on patrol to ensure smooth celebrations and public safety as churches prepare for watch-night services
- Police increase patrols and deploy additional officers to ensure safety during watch-night services
- Churches are cautioned to avoid prophecies that could cause panic or alarm
- Authorities urge public cooperation to maintain peace and order during the New Year festivities
The Ghana Police Service has issued a stern warning to churches and religious organizations to avoid spreading prophecies that could cause fear or panic among the public during the upcoming watch-night services.
In preparation for the end-of-year celebrations, the police have ramped up security nationwide, ensuring public safety and maintaining order during the festive period.
A statement from the service stressed its commitment to safeguarding faith-based events and social gatherings, providing a peaceful environment for all.
The police cautioned against the dissemination of false or alarming prophecies that could incite panic or threaten public safety.
To enhance security, the police have intensified patrols in residential areas and along major highways, with additional traffic officers assigned to key intersections. These officers will oversee traffic flow, monitor vehicle movements, and ensure compliance with road safety regulations, particularly in areas expecting large crowds for the watch-night services.
With these heightened security measures, the Ghana Police Service reassured the public of its readiness to maintain peace, urging citizens to cooperate with authorities and follow all safety guidelines for a smooth and secure celebration.
