CIVIL EMERGENCY:
\n 1. The governor takes charge as the supreme authority.
\n 2. The governor has the authority to issue regulations necessary
\nto maintain public order or security.
\n 3. Every civilian employee in the region subject to the
\nemergency is obliged to provide information to the governor under
\ncertain circumstances.
\n 4. The governor has the authority to limit shows, printing,
\npublishing, announcements or any form of information
\ndissemination.<\/p>\n
MILITARY EMERGENCY:
\n 1. The military takes charge as the supreme authority.
\n 2. The military has the right to take control in matters of
\npublic order and security.
\n 3. The military has the right to restrict shows, printing,
\npublishing, announcements, or any form of information
\ndissemination.
\n 4. The military has the right to confiscate letters and packages
\nsent through the post office or couriers, also drafts and
\nreceipts and money sent through the such means, and to censor, to
\nchange the content of or to destroy letters or packages.<\/p>",
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