Zambia emergency powers decree to end at midnight on WednesdayLUSAKA (Reuters) - The emergency powers invoked by Zambian President Edgar Lungu three months ago will expire with effect from midnight on Wednesday, the nation s justice minister said. Lungu on July 5 invoked emergency powers to deal with  acts of sabotage  by his political opponents.   The declaration will duly expire at midnight tonight. I wish to state, however, that the expiration should not be misconstrued as an invitation to break the law, as other laws stay in place,  Justice Minister Given Lubinda told parliament. Lubinda said the police were still investigating some cases of suspected sabotage but did not give further details. Under state of emergency laws, police can prohibit public meetings, detain suspects longer than usual, search without a warrant, close roads, impose curfews and restrict movements. Zambia s main opposition party, the United Party for National Development (UPND), said the decision to invoke emergency powers had dented Zambia s image. UPND spokesman Charles Kakoma said the government only used the decree to intimidate opposition supporters who were detained and later released without any charges.  There was no need to for the state of emergency and that is why the government has not given us any serious update on people arrested for sabotage,  Kakoma told Reuters. worldnews
zambia emergency powers decree end midnight wednesdaylusaka reuters the emergency powers invoked zambia president edgar lung three months ago expire effect midnight wednesday nation justice minister said lung july invoked emergency powers deal acts sabotage political opponents the declaration duly expire midnight tonight i wish state however expiration misconstrued invitation break law laws stay place justice minister given linda told parliament linda said police still investigating cases suspected sabotage give details under state emergency laws police prohibit public meetings detain suspects longer usual search without warrant close roads impose curfew restrict movements zambia main opposition party united party national development und said decision invoke emergency powers denied zambia image und spokesman charles tahoma said government used decree intimidate opposition supporters detained later released without charges there need state emergency government given us serious update people arrested sabotage tahoma told reuters 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: Zambia emergency powers decree to end at midnight on WednesdayLUSAKA (Reuters) - The emergency powers invoked by Zambian President Edgar Lungu three months ago will expire with effect from midnight on Wednesday, the nation s justice minister said. Lungu on July 5 invoked emergency powers to deal with  acts of sabotage  by his political opponents.   The declaration will duly expire at midnight tonight. I wish to state, however, that the expiration should not be misconstrued as an invitation to break the law, as other laws stay in place,  Justice Minister Given Lubinda told parliament. Lubinda said the police were still investigating some cases of suspected sabotage but did not give further details. Under state of emergency laws, police can prohibit public meetings, detain suspects longer than usual, search without a warrant, close roads, impose curfews and restrict movements. Zambia s main opposition party, the United Party for National Development (UPND), said the decision to invoke emergency powers had dented Zambia s image. UPND spokesman Charles Kakoma said the government only used the decree to intimidate opposition supporters who were detained and later released without any charges.  There was no need to for the state of emergency and that is why the government has not given us any serious update on people arrested for sabotage,  Kakoma told Reuters. 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: zambia emergency powers decree end midnight wednesdaylusaka reuters the emergency powers invoked zambia president edgar lung three months ago expire effect midnight wednesday nation justice minister said lung july invoked emergency powers deal acts sabotage political opponents the declaration duly expire midnight tonight i wish state however expiration misconstrued invitation break law laws stay place justice minister given linda told parliament linda said police still investigating cases suspected sabotage give details under state emergency laws police prohibit public meetings detain suspects longer usual search without warrant close roads impose curfew restrict movements zambia main opposition party united party national development und said decision invoke emergency powers denied zambia image und spokesman charles tahoma said government used decree intimidate opposition supporters detained later released without charges there need state emergency government given us serious update people arrested sabotage tahoma told reuters worldnews