The Directorate General Of Customs Warns Against Erroneous Information Spread On Social Networks.

The General Directorate of Customs of Côte d’Ivoire warns against false information circulating on social networks. This erroneous information concerns imports of food products into the country and risks creating confusion among players in the sector.

According to this false information, imports of various basic food products would be suspended due to the economic crisis resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic. This led to growing concern among traders and consumers, who feared shortages and soaring prices.

However, the Directorate General of Customs reacted quickly to clarify the situation and dispel the rumours. She said that this information was completely false and that the country continued to import basic food items on a regular basis. There were no restrictions on imports related to the current economic crisis.

The General Directorate of Customs stressed the importance of verifying information before sharing it on social networks. The spread of false information can cause confusion and disorder, especially in areas as crucial as the food supply.

In the current context of the COVID-19 pandemic, it is essential to have clear and precise communication to avoid misunderstandings. The Ivorian authorities have intensified their efforts to provide correct and reliable information to the population, in order to preserve economic stability and consumer confidence.

The General Directorate of Customs also urged citizens to refer to official sources for accurate information. It has set up official communication channels to respond to questions and concerns from consumers and economic operators.

This alert from the General Directorate of Customs reminds us of the importance of verifying information before sharing it on social networks. In these times of crisis, it is essential to act responsibly and not contribute to the spread of false rumours.

In conclusion, it is essential that the population be well informed about the measures put in place by the authorities to deal with the economic crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. False information can sow doubt and cause unnecessary problems. Vigilance and the use of reliable sources of information are essential to avoid such situations in the future.

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