China Penalises 10 People for Misinformation over Deadly Mudslide Near Nepal Border
Authorities said the posts exaggerated casualty figures as rescuers searched for 546 missing in Chinese-administered Tibet.
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China penalises 10 people for misinformation over deadly mudslide near Nepal border
Chinese authorities penalised 10 people accused of spreading misinformation online about a deadly mudslide along the Nepal border, police said Monday, as rescuers scour for hundreds missing at a border crossing on the Tibetan side. The penalties, which could range from fines to 10 days in detention, come as rescuers on both sides of the […]
Chinese authorities have punished 10 people for spreading rumors and false information about a massive mudslide near the Jilong Pass in the Tibet Autonomous Region, which borders Nepal.
China penalises 10 people for misinformation over deadly mudslide
Authorities did not specify what punishment each person received. Read more at straitstimes.com.
The sentences, which can range from fines to 10 days of arrest, are imposed as rescuers on both sides of the border continue search operations following last week's disaster, when a devastating wall of water flooded parts of Nepal and Tibet in China and wiped out entire villages.
Kathmandu. At least 12 people have been prosecuted in China for spreading false information online about last week's devastating floods in the border region with Nepal. According to a statement issued by China's Ministry of Public Security on Monday, 10 people have been taken into administrative action for "creating and disseminating false information with the aim of misleading the public" about the disaster. Authorities said the individuals wer…
China Punishes People for Spreading Rumors About Disaster in Tibet, Hundreds Missing After Landslide
Chinese authorities have sentenced ten people accused of spreading disinformation online about a deadly landslide on the border with Nepal, local police said on Monday. Rescuers are still searching for hundreds of people missing at a border crossing in Tibet, AFP reports.
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