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BREAKING NEWS

*BREAKING NEWS*

About 35 phones got missing in Sops theatre today after students writing GPH301 handed their phones over to a security man(green man) who also took part in the invigilation with the hope of getting back their phones at the end of the exam.

A student reported: 'after the exam, we couldn't find the green man anywhere. We had to wait nearby till we saw some other green men that also took part in the invigilation. After talking with one of them. He said we should go and report at SAAT. On getting to SAAT, they directed us to get the green man that directed us here as soon as possible.

On getting back to Sops theatre,
the green man was nowhere to be found.

*Meanwhile, before going to SAAT, we tracked the phones and they were all in Douglas*

Missing phones include iPhone 7 (3), S8 (2) and so many others.

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