The National Human Rights Commission has issued a warning to the public about its official X account being hacked.
A reporter's check on Friday morning found that the account was being used to share messages related to cryptocurrency.
Further information on the incident can be found through Premium Times, which initially reported the story and the commission's warning to the public.
Recent coverage curated from local and regional sources.
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