The police have refuted claims that a concrete retaining wall collapse, which crushed several parked cars, took place near a shopping mall here, according to Info X.
District police chief ACP Kasim Muda stated that a one-minute and 18-second video has been circulating on social media since Tuesday.
However, it has been confirmed that the incident did not occur in this area, he said.
Instead, he explained that the incident is believed to have happened abroad but was shared by certain individuals, falsely claiming it occurred behind a shopping mall here.
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