公安机关公布涉灾情、险情等领域网络谣言10起典型案例

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the urgent need for public cooperation and multi-departmental response in disaster relief efforts, while highlighting the detrimental impact of online rumors that disrupt social order [1] Summary by Cases - Case 1: A man named Lu fabricated a rumor about a landslide at the Luding Bridge in Sichuan to gain attention, misleading many and causing panic among local residents [2] - Case 2: A man named Tian spread false information about flooding in Henan's Xiayi County, also to attract attention, leading to public panic [3] - Case 3: A man named Zhu used AI tools to create a rumor about flooding in a village in Guangxi, misleading many and causing social disorder [4] - Case 4: A man named Wang falsely claimed a landslide in Guangxi resulted in deaths and injuries, misleading the public and causing fear [5] - Case 5: A man named Song spread a rumor about heavy rain and mountain floods in Wenzhou, Zhejiang, misleading many and causing panic [6] - Case 6: A man named Fan fabricated a rumor about a tornado in Shandong, claiming multiple deaths and injuries, misleading the public [7] - Case 7: A woman named Wu spread false information about an earthquake in Jingdezhen, misleading many and causing panic [8] - Case 8: A woman named Shen claimed that vehicles were submerged in a flood in Ningbo, leading to public fear [9] - Case 9: A woman named Duo spread a rumor about an explosion near a chemical warehouse in Lanzhou, misleading many and causing panic [10][11] - Case 10: A man named Ji fabricated a rumor about an explosion at a chemical factory in Changle, claiming multiple deaths and injuries, misleading the public [12] Conclusion - The article concludes with a reminder that the internet is not a lawless space, and individuals must adhere to legal regulations when posting information online, especially during the flood season when false disaster information can spread rapidly [12]