Center for Combating Disinformation: Claim that 90,000 people work at CIMER is false
The Presidency's Center for Combating Disinformation has announced that claims stating "90,000 people work at CIMER" are not true.
In a post shared on the Center for Combating Disinformation's social media account, it was stated: "The claim appearing in some social media accounts that '90,000 people work at CIMER' is not true.
There is no employment of 90,000 public personnel at the Presidential Communication Center.
The claims put forward stem from a misinterpretation of how the system operates and are misleading to the public.
CIMER is a mechanism through which applications are directed to the relevant institutions, and in every public institution, there is personnel responsible for that institution who also support this process.
It is important for the public to be cautious against deliberately created misleading content and posts."
News Source: 12punto
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