Yesterday in Kanasín, neighbors reported two men and a woman who asked for permission to enter a property to fumigate the courtyard. Doubting their authenticity, residents reported the entry attempt and the SSY confirmed that their suspicions were justified.
Acknowledging the fake brigadiers, authorities shared the following guidance:
Crews are identified by not just a badge, but by bright yellow SSY vests and a backpack.
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