"Unsettling Signs: New Jersey's Startling Roadway Campaign Raises Alarm"

Drivers in New Jersey have been surprised by the sudden appearance of roadway signs urging them to report suspicious activity related to terrorism. The signs are part of a public safety campaign launched by the New Jersey Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness (NJOHSP) and aim to remind residents and visitors to remain vigilant. While some residents are concerned about the signs' sudden appearance, officials assure that the campaign is an effort to bolster security and encourage the public to be proactive in identifying threats and preventing attacks. The campaign will run until mid-February and includes nearly 200 signs across major highways in the state.
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