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China's navy has issued a warning to young officers and personnel, advising them to be cautious about online dating scams and virtual gambling, as revealing military identity online could expose them to security risks and undermine the military. The PLA Navy emphasized the need for young soldiers to maintain their principles and distance in online interactions, and cautioned against virtual gambling, which is illegal in China.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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