You have just read a newspaper article with incorrect information. Write a letter to the newspaper editor. In your letter - Report the error to the editor - Correct the error in the article - Suggest the newspaper what to do with it.

Dear Sir, I have just finished reading your article regarding the length of the newly constructed Highway-24. In your write-up, you stated falsely that Highway 24 is only 150 miles long.

This

information is wrong and can be misleading as motorists will make their plans according to

this

distance while in truth, the road is longer. The correct distance covered by the road,

however

, is 180 miles. I happen to be the engineer, who designed and built the said highway. You might want to verify

this

with the ministry of works and roads. The highway begins at broadway street,

then

goes around in a ring and ends at Loom road. In view of the above, I would like to suggest that you republish the article tomorrow, stating clearly what the mistake is and

also

spelling out the correct information. You might need to send an apology to those whom you may have already misled due to

this

mistake. I look forward to seeing the corrected version of

this

write-up in your newspaper in the morning. Yours faithfully Harry