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Ministry of Internal Affairs-Sierra Leone, 14 Gloucester Street, Freetown (2026)

24/08/2026

*Chinese Embassy Strengthens Ministry of Internal Affairs Human Resource Capacity Through Immigration and Border Management Training*

24th August, 2026.

Freetown, Sierra Leone.
The Chinese Embassy in Sierra Leone has supported the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) with specialised training for four of its staff in China, aimed at strengthening professional capacity in immigration and border management.

The training, organised under a China-aid programme and hosted by the Ministry of Commerce of the People’s Republic of China (MOFCOM), brought together officials from participating African countries to enhance professional knowledge, share experiences and deepen cooperation in immigration and border management.

Sierra Leone was represented by four officials from the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Sierra Leone Immigration Department. They were Ms. Kumba Matilda Senessie, Senior Assistant Secretary, Ministry of Internal Affairs; Mrs. Patricia Marie Kargobai, Senior Immigration Officer and Head of the Foreign National Unit, Sierra Leone Immigration Department; Mr. Ibraham Kofi Conteh, Senior Immigration Officer at Jendema Border Station; and Mr. Lansana Conteh, Border Officer at Freetown National Airport.

A key component of the programme focused on China’s development history, including its Reform and Opening-up experience, economic and social transformation, governance systems and institutional development. Participants also exchanged experiences from their respective countries and discussed lessons that could be adapted to their national contexts.

For the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Sierra Leone Immigration Department, the training comes at an important time as Sierra Leone continues efforts to strengthen immigration administration, border management and the professional capacity of personnel working at border crossing points and immigration.

Beyond the professional and technical knowledge gained, the programme further strengthened people-to-people relations and mutual understanding between Sierra Leone and China, while creating opportunities for continued cooperation in capacity building, human-resource development and institutional strengthening.

The initiative therefore represents not only a professional development opportunity for the four officials but also an investment in the human-resource capacity of the government and the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Sierra Leone Immigration Department, equipping personnel with international perspectives, practical knowledge and experiences that can support more effective public service delivery.

The Minister of Internal Affairs and the Ministry are greatful to the Chinese Embassy for the opportunity given.

For media inquiries, please contact:
Melrose M. Ansumana
Senior Information Officer
Ministry of Internal Affairs
📞 +232 74834993
www.moia.gov.sl

21/08/2026

*Ghana High Commissioner Reaffirms Strong Sierra Leone-Ghana Security Ties as he Bids Farewell to Internal Affairs Minister*

Gloucester Street, Freetown.
21st August, 2026.

Ghana’s High Commissioner to Sierra Leone, Commissioner Senalor K. Yawlui, has reaffirmed the longstanding brotherly relations between Ghana and Sierra Leone during a farewell visit to the Minister of Internal Affairs, Morie Lengor Esq., at his office at 14th Gloucester, Freetown, on Thursday, 20th August 2026. Commissioner Yawlui highlighted the strong historic ties between the two countries and expressed appreciation for the cooperation extended to him during his tour of duty.

Commissioner Yawlui said his tenure focused on deepening bilateral cooperation, particularly following directives from Presidents Julius Maada Bio and John Dramani Mahama to reactivate the Ghana-Sierra Leone Joint Commission for Cooperation. He noted that the recent session of the Commission in Accra produced agreements covering defence and military cooperation, intelligence and security, energy, political consultations, arts and culture, tourism, investment and other areas. He also emphasized the importance of enhanced regional security cooperation between ECOWAS and the Alliance of Sahel States (AES) in confronting emerging threats.

Responding, Minister Lengor stressed the need for Sierra Leone and Ghana to strengthen existing agreements and Memoranda of Understanding to effectively address emerging security challenges, including the potential spread of instability from the Sahel into West Africa. He emphasized that no single country can tackle these threats alone, calling for stronger collective action among African states. The Minister also underscored the importance of cooperation in migration, the return and reintegration of migrants, identity management and other areas of mutual interest.

As he prepares to take up his new assignment as Ghana’s High Commissioner to Norway, Commissioner Yawlul thanked the Government and people of Sierra Leone for their support and cooperation. Minister Lengor commended the outgoing envoy for his contribution to strengthening Sierra Leone-Ghana relations and expressed confidence that the partnership would continue to grow under his successor. He further encouraged Commissioner Yawlul to remain a goodwill ambassador for Sierra Leone, Ghana and the wider West African region in his future diplomatic assignment.

Melrose M. Ansumana
Senior Information Officer
Ministry of Internal Affairs
+232 74834993
www.moia.gov.sl

20/08/2026

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19/08/2026

*MINISTER OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS ENGAGES SERBIAN CONSUL ON SUPPORT FOR OFFICE OF THE CHIEF MEDICAL EXAMINER*

Freetown, Sierra Leone — 18 August 2026

The Minister of Internal Affairs, Hon. Morie Lengor, Esq., has engaged the Serbian Consul to Sierra Leone, Dr. Adonis Abboud, to explore opportunities for technical support and capacity building for the Office of the Sierra Leone’s Chief Medical Examiner.

The meeting, held at his Wilkinson Road Office was attended by the Chief Medical Examiner, Dr. Simion Owizz Koroma, and focused on strengthening forensic and medical examination services in Sierra Leone.

Minister Lengor explained that the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner has a critical mandate to conduct post-mortem examinations, determine the causes of unexplained and police-reported deaths, and provide essential information to health authorities during potential public health emergencies. He noted that the office requires additional support to develop its forensic capabilities, particularly in forensic science and questioned-document examination.

The Minister therefore appealed for technical assistance, specialised training and knowledge-sharing, while highlighting Serbia’s experience in combating drug-related crimes. He expressed the Ministry’s interest in strengthening cooperation with Serbia in areas that could enhance the capacity of Sierra Leone’s security and forensic institutions.

Minister Lengor assured the meeting that the Ministry of Internal Affairs would provide the necessary policy guidance and coordinate relevant government support to ensure that the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner effectively fulfils its statutory mandate.

The Chief Medical Examiner, Dr. Simion Owizz Koroma, said the establishment of Sierra Leone’s first comprehensive forensic laboratory would significantly strengthen forensic investigations and contribute to the effective administration of justice.

Dr. Koroma disclosed that the Office works closely with the Sierra Leone Police, conducts post-mortem examinations and provides forensic evidence for court proceedings across the country. He further explained that the Government has already provided a site for the proposed forensic laboratory and that plans and architectural drawings for the facility have been prepared. He expressed optimism that increased government support and international partnerships would accelerate the development of Sierra Leone’s forensic capacity.

For his part, the Serbian Consul to Sierra Leone, Dr. Adonis Abboud, observed that strengthening Sierra Leone’s healthcare system requires more than improved hospital infrastructure, stressing the importance of qualified specialists, technical expertise and adequately trained medical personnel.

Dr. Abboud requested for a concept note on the proposed forensic facility for presentation to relevant authorities in Serbia, where opportunities for technical cooperation and support could be explored during upcoming engagements involving Sierra Leonean officials.

The meeting concluded with an agreement to schedule a follow-up engagement to further discuss the proposed areas of cooperation and identify practical steps towards strengthening forensic and medical examination services in Sierra Leone.

For Media Inquiries:
Melrose M. Ansumana
Senior Information Officer
Ministry of Internal Affairs
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14/08/2026

Freetown, 14 August 2026

The Public Sector Reform Unit (PSRU) has formally presented the Independent Police Complaints Board’s (IPCB) Management and Functional Review (MFR) Implementation Matrix to the Minister of Internal Affairs, Rtd. AIG Morie Lengor, Esq., at his Gloucester Street Office in Freetown, following Cabinet’s approval for its implementation.
The short title of the Implementation Matrix is “Turning the Management and Functional Review Recommendations into Action.”
The IPCB’s MFR Implementation Matrix is categorised into short-term, medium-term, and ongoing activities, clearly indicating the timelines and the persons or institutions responsible for implementation.

Presenting the Implementation Matrix, the Head of Institutional Reform at PSRU, Idrissa Koroma, stated that the short-term activities—including the passage of the Independent Policing Oversight Commission (IPOC) Act, adoption of the proposed organogram comprising four directorates, and the provision of logistics, including vehicles—are expected to be achievable within 12 months and largely fall within the Board’s control.
He further explained that implementation of the medium-term priorities, including recruitment, expansion of the Board’s mandate, and the introduction of enforcement powers, is expected to take two years.
Mr. Koroma, however, noted that successful implementation of the Matrix requires sustained political will, adequate financing, and coordinated action among stakeholders.

Reacting to the presentation, the Minister of Internal Affairs, Rtd. AIG Morie Lengor, Esq., applauded the PSRU for what he described as professional work that is aligned with government policy, including the Big Five Game Changers, as well as the Tripartite Recommendations.
Minister Lengor noted that the short-term activities outlined in the Implementation Matrix complement the one-and-a-half-year costed activities presented by the IPCB Management at the Chief Minister’s Clinic on 13 August 2026.
He also emphasised the importance of rehabilitating the IPCB office at New England Ville, referring to observations made during an inspection tour of the facility conducted as part of an inter-agency meeting hosted by the Board. The Minister stressed that a conducive working environment is critical to staff performance and effective service delivery.

Contributing to the discussion, the Executive Board Secretary, Rashid Kabba, called for the establishment of an Implementation Committee to oversee the process and report directly to the Minister on progress made.
It was subsequently agreed that the committee would comprise representatives from the IPCB, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, and the PSRU.

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12/08/2026

*Minister of Internal Affairs endorses and presides Over the signing of MOU between the Sierra Leone Immigration Department (SLID) and Central Intelligence and Security Agency (CISA)*

*Freetown, Sierra Leone – August 12, 2026:* The Sierra Leone Immigration Department (SLID) andu the Central Intelligence and Security Agency (CISA) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to strengthen collaboration in national security, border management, intelligence sharing, and migration facilitation. The signing took place at the Ministry of Internal Affairs Conference Room at14 Gloucester Street on 7th August 2026 and was presided over by the Minister of Internal Affairs, Rtd. AIG Morie Lengor Esq.

In his welcome address, the Chief Immigration Officer of the Sierra Leone Immigration Department, Dr. Moses Tiffa Baio Esq., described the MOU as an important step towards addressing longstanding challenges facing the Department. He noted that resource constraints since its separation from the Sierra Leone Police in 2002 have affected its ability to fully deliver on its border security and migration responsibilities.

Dr. Baio highlighted the Department’s 2026–2030 Strategic Plan, which provides a transformation framework focused on strengthening border management and institutional cooperation. He said the Immigration Department is deepening collaboration with key security and identity institutions while working towards an intelligence-led system to improve border security, information gathering, and migration management.

The Director General of the Central Intelligence and Security Agency, Mr. Ansumana Mohamed Idriss, stressed the importance of stronger cooperation between the two institutions in responding to emerging security threats. He noted that Immigration plays a critical role as the first line of defence through border management, migration control, and identity verification, adding that timely and accurate information is essential to effective intelligence gathering.

In his remarks, the Minister of Internal Affairs, Rtd. AIG Morie Lengor Esq., commended both institutions for strengthening inter-agency cooperation and praised the Chief Immigration Officer for his efforts to transform the Department into a more security-oriented, disciplined, and service-focused institution. He emphasized that intelligence sharing requires trust, clear parameters, and responsible handling, noting that the partnership will enhance threat analysis, capacity development, intelligence sharing, and operational collaboration in support of Sierra Leone’s national security.

For media inquiries, please contact:
Melrose M. Ansumana
Senior Information Officer
Ministry of Internal Affairs
📞 +232 74834993
www.moia.gov.sl

10/08/2026

*Intlernal Affairs Minister Calls for Stronger Coordination and Collaboration between The Trans -National Organized Crime Unit (TOCU) and the Financial Intelligence Agency (FIA) to fight transnational organized crime, money laundering and terrorism financing*.

14 Gloucester Street,
August 10th 2026.

FREETOWN,.Sierra Leone- Minister of Internal Affairs Morie Lengor has called for stronger inter-agency collaboration to tackle transnational organized and financial crimes including money laundering and terrorism financing in Sierra Leone

Speaking at a meeting with the TOCU and FIA Minister Lengor said they must make criminal activities increasingly difficult by not only targeting offenders but also tracing the proceeds generated from their activities. He emphasized the need to “follow the money,” noting that the Financial Intelligence Agency plays a critical role in investigating financial transactions linked to predicate offences and organized crime.

He said the meeting was convened to brainstorm practical measures for strengthening inter-agency cooperation and ensuring that investigations go beyond arrests to trace, recover and confiscate assets linked to organized criminal activities and other predicate offenses.

Financial Intelligence Agency (FIA) Director General Mr David N. Borbor reaffirmed the agency’s commitment to working closely with law enforcement institutions, including TOCU to trace and deprive criminals of the proceeds of crime. He said the FIA supports investigations by profiling suspects, tracing assets and following financial trails, stressing that crime should not be allowed to become a profitable venture. He said the Agency is prepared to participate in joint investigations and provide financial intelligence and expertise to law enforcement agencies, including through its regional offices in Makeni, Bo, Kenema and Koidu.

Mr Borbor emphasized that the complexity of modern crime requires stronger institutional cooperation,
as no single agency can effectively tackle criminal activities alone.
He also raised serious concerns over the growing trend of mobile money fraud, particularly incidents involving Orange Money, saying the scale of the problem is worrying and that many victims are losing significant sums of money. He disclosed that he summoned Orange Money representatives on July 20 to question the
company’s internal controls and demand stronger measures to prevent its platform from being used as an instrument of crime. According to Mr.Borbor, the FIA identified gaps in information-sharing and collaboration between Orange Money and its parent telecommunications company, particularly regarding fraud reports and customer identification information.

He said the agency is working with mobile money operators to collect data on reported incidents and conduct an internal assessment of the scale of the problem, with plans to produce strategic intelligence that could guide law enforcement and government action.

The Head of the Transnational Organized Crime Unit (TOCU), Rev. Micheal JK Laggah, Detective Chief Superintendent of Police, reported that the unit has secured 104 convictions through its ongoing investigations into transnational and organized crime.

Mr., Laggah said TOCU continues to work closely with partner institutions, including the Pharmacy Board and the Financial Intelligence Unit, particularly in investigating crimes and tracing proceeds suspected to have been generated from criminal activities.

He continues that TOCU has also pursued the recovery and forfeiture of assets linked to crime, including vehicles and a property on Taylor Street that is currently before the court. He noted, however, that tracing illicit funds remains challenging because many of the cases reported involve relatively small quantities of drugs, making it difficult to establish or recover significant financial proceeds.

Despite the challenges, he said the unit is relying on its intelligence wing and collaboration with other agencies to strengthen investigations and follow the money behind organized crime.
At the end of the meeting it was agreed that an MOU between TOCU and the FIA be developed fo proper coordination and collaboration to follow proceeds of crime and drive criminals from profiting from crime

For media inquiries, please contact:
Melrose M. Ansumana
Senior Information Officer
Ministry of Internal Affairs
📞 +232 74834993
www.moia.gov.sl

10/08/2026

𝐌𝐢𝐧𝐢𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐫 𝐨𝐟 𝐈𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐧𝐚𝐥 𝐀𝐟𝐟𝐚𝐢𝐫𝐬 𝐎𝐫𝐝𝐞𝐫𝐬 𝐂𝐨𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐝 𝐀𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐏𝐥𝐚𝐧𝐬, 𝐂𝐚𝐥𝐥𝐬 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐒𝐭𝐫𝐨𝐧𝐠𝐞𝐫 𝐈𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐫-𝐀𝐠𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐲 𝐂𝐨𝐨𝐫𝐝𝐢𝐧𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧

FREETOWN, Sierra Leone – The Minister of Internal Affairs, Morie Lengor, Esq., has called for regular, communication stronger coordination among agencies under his purview, emphasizing that regular collaboration are vital for effective governance, improved service delivery, and the resolution of institutional challenges.

The Minister made these remarks on Thursday, 6th August 2026, during an Inter-Agency Meeting held at the Independent Police Complaints Board (IPCB) Office at New England Ville, Freetown.

In his opening statement, Minister Lengor acknowledged that the agencies had not convened collectively for quit some time now describing the lapse as detrimental to effective coordination and decision-making. To address this, he announced that the Ministry would now hold inter-agency meetings on a fortnightly basis to strengthen communication, share progress, and jointly resolve operational challenges. He noted that regular engagement would enable the Ministry’s leadership to better understand the concerns of individual agencies while ensuring that major decisions receive the necessary support and guidance.

Despite the challenges confronting the various institutions, the Minister commended their leadership and staff for maintaining high standards of performance. "I know you have challenges, but you have been performing notwithstanding those difficulties," he said, adding that both the Government and the Ministry recognize and appreciate the commitment and achievements of the agencies.

Minister Lengor disclosed that during the previous day’s Cabinet meeting, ministers were directed to prepare both one-month and one-year costed action plans ahead of engagements with the Chief Minister. He instructed all agencies to prepare realistic implementation plans, complete with budgets and timelines, and to highlight priority activities achievable within available resources. He encouraged agencies to focus on practical "low-hanging fruits" that would deliver measurable results despite financial and logistical constraints. He further urged them to include completed achievements, ongoing programmes, policy reforms, legislative initiatives, infrastructure projects, and public outreach activities in their submissions, noting that the Ministry's Strategic Plan and Action Plan could serve as templates.

Referring to specific institutions, the Minister highlighted ongoing initiatives within the IPCB, including the implementation of a concept supported by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). He also encouraged continued collaboration among agencies such as the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), the Office of the Medical Examiner, and other institutions to address operational priorities and institutional reforms.

In his welcome remarks, the Executive Secretary of the IPCB, Rashid Kabba, expressed gratitude to the Minister for strengthening collaboration between the Sierra Leone Police, the IPCB, and other agencies. He underscored the vital role of the police as key partners in advancing accountability, transparency, and the rule of law. He further stated that the inter-agency meeting provides an important forum for coordination, information sharing, and driving progress across the broader justice sector.

The Senior Communication Officer of the IPCB, Vandy Bawoh, noted that the board has been engaging key stakeholders, including the police, justice sector institutions, and civil society, while pursuing recommendations to strengthen the board through legislative reforms, enhance public awareness of its mandate, and expand access to complaint mechanisms at the district level. He also noted that the board has been working in line with the Justice Sector Strategy and has submitted reports and recommendations to relevant government authorities for consideration. Mr. Bawoh highlighted ongoing operational and institutional challenges affecting the IPCB’s work, including limited staffing, inadequate equipment, and resource constraints that hamper investigations and public outreach. He concluded by reaffirming the board’s commitment to promoting accountability, protecting citizens' rights, and strengthening public trust in the justice system.

Heads of agencies also provided updates on major activities and achievements recorded during the period under review, emphasizing ongoing initiatives aimed at enhancing service delivery and strengthening institutional performance.

For media inquiries, please contact:
Melrose M. Ansumana
Senior Information Officer
Ministry of Internal Affairs
📞 +232 74834993
www.moia.gov.sl

10/07/2026

Minister of Internal Affairs Engages Bike Riders Union Executive Over Rising Lawlessness & Public Safety Concerns

By Anita Bockarie
Senior Media & Communications Officer
Ministry of Internal Affairs

Freetown, July 10, 2026 - The Minister of Internal Affairs and senior officials of the Ministry convened the Executive of Bike Riders Union (BRU) to a meeting to address urgent safety and security concerns regarding commercial bike riders taking the law into their own hands during accidents, mob violence against individuals involved in clashes, the chaotic parking of motorcycles at major junctions which severally disrupts the free flow of traffic and endangers pedestrians and the general misconduct of bike riders across the country.

During the discussion, Minister Lengor Esq reiterated that bike riders taking the law into their own hands is unacceptable, stating that the law will take it course against those found wanting. He specifically cited the recent violent clashes in Kailahun that involved bikeriders and the police, highlighting several other incidents of violence and strictly warned bikeriders against taking the law into their own hands. He demanded immediate compliance with the law, noting that any further attempts to obstruct or disregard law and order by any bike rider will face more severe consequences. He emphasized the need for bike riders to operate within the confines of the law and to conduct themselves responsibly in order to promote public safety and national development.

A major concern raised by the Minister was the recurring practice of some bike riders setting vehicles ablaze whenever a rider is involved in a fatal or serious road accident. He strongly condemned the practice, noting that the slogan "Touch one, you touch all." should never be used to justify acts of violence or the destruction of property, and cautioned against any further instances of riders bypassing due process.

The Minister warned that such actions or misconduct only create chaos, undermine the rule of law, and threaten national security. He called on the leadership of the BRU to educate their membership on peaceful and lawful ways of addressing grievances and to work closely with the government in promoting discipline within the sector.

Minister Lengor Esq further expressed deep dissatisfaction over the BRU slogan, strongly urging the group to revise it by removing language they deemed misleading and threatening. He also urged the executive to actively engage their membership by establishing strict disciplinary measures for anyone who violates the law, emphasizing that responsible leadership requires making firm decisions.

While praising the BRU Executive for their general compliance within the confines of the laws, the Deputy Inspector General of Police Mr. Andrew M. Kamara and the Director of Traffic Management AIG Abdul Moijueh highlighted several instances of bike riders taking the law into their own hands, condemning the alarming trends of lawlessness and public disorder by bike riders. They pointed out the recent unrest in Kailahun as a primary concern, and explicitly warned Union representatives to sensitize their membership against attempting to administer vigilante justice.

On their part, the BRU Executive including the Vice President and the Spokesperson committed to strengthen collaboration with the SLP and other security sectors to improve compliance with traffic regulations, and foster responsible conduct among commercial bike riders in the interest of public safety and national development. They however, raised significant concerns regarding their leadership in the discharge of their responsibilities and appealed to the government through the Ministry for intervention in mitigating some of their challenges. They further committed sensitising their members on the importance of being law abiding and utilising the appropriate authorities to address complaints, further confirming that the Union's slogan has officially shifted from "Touch one, Touch all" to "Bike Riders responsibility and discipline."

The meeting concluded with a commitment to set up a joint committee to implement the SLP-BRU MOU through fortnightly review meetings. The parties also agreed to host a press conference to publicly announce the BRU's official slogan change from "Touch one, you touch all" to "Bike Riders Responsibility and Discipline.

26/06/2026

Minister of Internal Affairs Meets Saudi Ambassador to Strengthen Security Cooperation & Partnership

By Anita Bockarie
Senior Media & Communications Officer
Ministry of Internal Affairs

Sierra Leone's Minister of Internal Affairs AIG Rtd. Morie Lengor Esq, accompanied by Senior Ministry staff, held a meeting with the Saudi Arabian Ambassador to Sierra Leone H.E. Saudi Al-Musaed at their Embassy on Scan Drive in Freetown.

Their discussions focused on deepening bilateral security relations and cooperation, counter-terrorism efforts, and regional stability and expanding collaboration between the two Countries.

While discussing the Ministry's future, Minister Lengor Esq provided the Ambassador with the Ministry's Strategic Plan detailing the operations and priorities of its affiliated agencies and departments and actively sought his assistance to successfully implement the outlined goals, in bringing the plan to fruition.

The meeting served as an introductory protocol for Ambassador Saudi Al-Musaed, as it highlighted the enduring ties between both countries, particularly their shared commitment and joint coordination to dismantle international drug smuggling and trafficking operations and networks.

While assuring the Minister that their request would be acted upon, Ambassador Saudi Al-Musaed pledged his unwavering support for Sierra Leone's ongoing stability.

The two parties exchanged pleasantries, followed by a ceremonial presentation of their respective national emblem and reaffirmed their shared commitment to regional peace and stability, aligned on collaborative defence and counter-terrorism strategies, aimed at safeguarding citizens and promoting long-term stability across West Africa.

The meeting however, ended with both parties committing to sign a security cooperation agreement-a Memorandum of Understanding to formalise their partnership aimed at strengthening institutional collaboration.

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