Myanmar police to free journalists working for Turkish broadcaster(Reuters) - Myanmar police said on Tuesday they would drop pending charges against two journalists working for Turkey s state broadcaster, their interpreter and driver, who were jailed in November for violating an aircraft law by filming with a drone. Cameraman Lau Hon Meng from Singapore, reporter Mok Choy Lin from Malaysia, Aung Naing Soe - a local journalist who was interpreting for the pair - and driver Hla Tin were detained by police on Oct. 27 near Myanmar s parliament building in the capital Naypyitaw. They are currently each serving a two-month prison sentence under a colonial-era aircraft law, but all four still face further charges for importing the drone. The two foreign nationals have also been charged with an immigration offence. Police Lieutenant Tun Tun Win and an immigration officer - the complainants - appeared in a Naypyitaw courtroom on Tuesday and asked that the court drop the charges. Tun Tun Win told Reuters higher police officials had ordered the case dropped because the four did not mean to endanger national security by flying the drone. Additionally, he said, the decision was intended  to forward the relationship between countries , referring to the two journalists  home countries, Singapore and Malaysia. A law officer - the government s prosecutor in the case - was expected to tell the court the charges were formally dropped in another hearing set for Thursday, defense lawyer Khin Maung Zaw told Reuters.  The higher authorities already instructed to terminate with good intention, but the procedure can only be accomplished on that day (Thursday),  the lawyer said. The four are set to complete their sentences under the aircraft act on Jan. 9, but may be released earlier for good behavior, he added. The case had raised concerns over freedom of the press in Myanmar, where a civilian government led by Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi took power last year but the military retains control of security matters, including the police. Two Reuters journalists were arrested on Dec. 12 after they went to meet police officers for dinner on the outskirts of Myanmar s largest city Yangon. Wa Lone, 31, and Kyaw Soe Oo, 27, have now been in detention for two weeks with no access to visitors or to a lawyer.  They had covered the crisis in western Rakhine state that has driven 655,000 stateless Rohingya Muslims across the border to Bangladesh since August. The reporters are being investigated under the colonial-era Official Secrets Act. worldnews
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Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Myanmar police to free journalists working for Turkish broadcaster(Reuters) - Myanmar police said on Tuesday they would drop pending charges against two journalists working for Turkey s state broadcaster, their interpreter and driver, who were jailed in November for violating an aircraft law by filming with a drone. Cameraman Lau Hon Meng from Singapore, reporter Mok Choy Lin from Malaysia, Aung Naing Soe - a local journalist who was interpreting for the pair - and driver Hla Tin were detained by police on Oct. 27 near Myanmar s parliament building in the capital Naypyitaw. They are currently each serving a two-month prison sentence under a colonial-era aircraft law, but all four still face further charges for importing the drone. The two foreign nationals have also been charged with an immigration offence. Police Lieutenant Tun Tun Win and an immigration officer - the complainants - appeared in a Naypyitaw courtroom on Tuesday and asked that the court drop the charges. Tun Tun Win told Reuters higher police officials had ordered the case dropped because the four did not mean to endanger national security by flying the drone. Additionally, he said, the decision was intended  to forward the relationship between countries , referring to the two journalists  home countries, Singapore and Malaysia. A law officer - the government s prosecutor in the case - was expected to tell the court the charges were formally dropped in another hearing set for Thursday, defense lawyer Khin Maung Zaw told Reuters.  The higher authorities already instructed to terminate with good intention, but the procedure can only be accomplished on that day (Thursday),  the lawyer said. The four are set to complete their sentences under the aircraft act on Jan. 9, but may be released earlier for good behavior, he added. The case had raised concerns over freedom of the press in Myanmar, where a civilian government led by Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi took power last year but the military retains control of security matters, including the police. Two Reuters journalists were arrested on Dec. 12 after they went to meet police officers for dinner on the outskirts of Myanmar s largest city Yangon. Wa Lone, 31, and Kyaw Soe Oo, 27, have now been in detention for two weeks with no access to visitors or to a lawyer.  They had covered the crisis in western Rakhine state that has driven 655,000 stateless Rohingya Muslims across the border to Bangladesh since August. The reporters are being investigated under the colonial-era Official Secrets Act. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: myanmar police free journalists working turkish broadcaster reuters myanmar police said tuesday would drop pending charges two journalists working turkey state broadcaster interpreter driver jailed november violating aircraft law filming drone cameraman lau hon men singapore reporter mok cho lin malaysia sung naming soe local journalist interpreting pair driver la tin detained police near myanmar parliament building capital naypyitaw they currently serving prison sentence aircraft law four still face charges importing drone the two foreign nationals also charged immigration offence police lieutenant tun tun win immigration officer complainant appeared naypyitaw courtroom tuesday asked court drop charges tun tun win told reuters higher police officials ordered case dropped four mean endanger national security flying drone additionally said decision intended forward relationship countries referring two journalists home countries singapore malaysia a law officer government prosecutor case expected tell court charges formally dropped another hearing set thursday defense lawyer thin lang law told reuters the higher authorities already instructed terminate good intention procedure accomplished day thursday lawyer said the four set complete sentences aircraft act may released earlier good behavior added the case raised concerns freedom press myanmar civilian government led nobel laureate sung san sup kyi took power last year military retains control security matters including police two reuters journalists arrested went meet police officers dinner outskirts myanmar largest city canton wa lone kya soe oo detention two weeks access visitors lawyer they covered crisis western machine state driven stateless rohingya muslims across border bangladesh since august the reporters investigated official secrets act worldnews