You recently read an article in the newspaper about someone you know personally. You found some information is wrong. Write a letter to the editor to inform him about it. In your letter: what the article is about what the error is what you expect the editor to do

Dear Sir or Madam, I like reading your newspaper as it is one of the most popular dailies in our country and offers truly remarkable news and information. I especially like to read your article section where you do a great job of writing about the life of a person who has contributed to our society at some point in his life one way or another. But, a couple of weeks ago, when I was reading about the life of such a person in your article section, published on April 17, 2019, I unexpectedly discovered some factual errors. In fact, the person, you wrote about, is a distant relative of mine, and I happen to know him for almost 20 years. And, I also know this for fact that he was never “relieved of his duty” due to some “misconduct” at his work, rather he simply decided to retire from his job because of suffering from a chronic illness almost 10 years ago. I hope that the mistake was not intentional. Therefore, I would really like to request you to please correct the blunder while also making sure at the same time that such a mistake doesn’t repeat in future. I hope to hear from you soon. Yours faithfully, Roger MacLaine