PM: No need for panic

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November 1, 2025

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Citizens experienced a frightful Friday yesterday following international media reports claiming that an imminent military strike on Venezuela was under way.

Fears grew stronger when news broke that Defence Force personnel had been ordered to report to their bases.

The reports triggered panic-buying, with supermarkets packed, long queues at gas stations, and gridlocked traffic across the country.

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