Was it an error or a thing intended to be during Imran Khan’s speech?
PTV had written “begging” on the screen instead of “Beijing” by mistake.
The Pakistan Television Corporation issued a statement of regret after it ran “Begging” rather than “Beijing” on screen during the broadcast of Prime Minister Imran Khan’s speech in China.
Imran Khan is on an official trip to the country, where he was tending to a function at a central party school in Beijing which was shown by the state-run telecaster.
During the speech, PTV had written “begging” on the screen instead of “Beijing” by mistake.
Flashing the word “begging” on TVs for 20 seconds, the word was changed when it came into notice.
Be that as it may, the government’s mistake went under substantial feedbacks on social media with screenshots imparted to #begging turning into a top trend on Twitter.
Knowing PTV is a Pakistani television company and is notable for producing multi-genre projects since years, is committing an error which can’t be considered a misstep. The specialists of PTV are in the genuine inquiry.
Later on, the state-run broadcaster also apologized via Twitter saying “Today, during a live address of the Prime Minister during his ongoing visit to China, a typographical error took place, which remained on screen for 20 seconds and later removed. This incident is regrettable. Strict action has been initiated under rules against concerned officials”.
Today, during a live address of the Prime Minister during his ongoing visit to China, a typographical error took place, which remained on screen for 20 seconds & later removed. This incident is regrettable. Strict action has been initiated under rules against concerned officials pic.twitter.com/df2Z8oib5u
— PTV News (@PTVNewsOfficial) November 4, 2018
Individuals are responding to this, considering it a “deliberate error.”
