Recently, the Public Security Bureau of Baotou City in Inner Mongolia announced that three individuals were administratively penalized for spreading false information online about a major accident at Baotou Iron and Steel (Group) Corporation (Baogang). The rumors claimed there had been an explosion or casualties at the Baogang facility, causing public panic and negative social repercussions. After investigation, authorities confirmed that Baogang’s operations were running normally and no safety incidents had occurred. Police swiftly identified the individuals responsible and imposed penalties—including administrative detention or fines—under the People’s Republic of China Law on Administrative Penalties for Public Security. Authorities emphasized that the internet is not beyond the reach of the law, and fabricating or disseminating false information that disrupts social order will be punished accordingly. The public is urged to enhance their ability to verify information and refrain from believing or spreading rumors to help maintain a healthy online environment.
近日，内蒙古包头市公安局通报，三名网民因在社交平台散播关于包钢（集团）公司发生重大事故的不实信息，被依法予以行政处罚。据查，相关谣言称包钢厂区发生爆炸或人员伤亡，引发公众恐慌，造成不良社会影响。经核实，包钢公司生产运营正常，未发生任何安全事故。公安机关迅速介入调查，锁定造谣者身份，并依据《中华人民共和国治安管理处罚法》对三人分别处以行政拘留或罚款。警方提醒，网络不是法外之地，编造、传播虚假信息扰乱社会秩序的行为将依法受到惩处。公众应提高信息甄别能力，不信谣、不传谣，共同维护清朗网络空间。
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