Recently, many fans have been asked in the back of the Shanghai Rumour Platform whether it is true that the online news of Cat and Dog Express being poisoned with syringes? And the fans also asked, "How is it going to start with the announcement that cat and dog food has been poisoned?" More fans indicated that the information appeared to be untrue, but that it was becoming more widespread and hoped that it would be clarified as soon as possible to avoid public panic.
We found out that the initial news of “cat and dog couriers poisoned with syringes” had been leaked through the Shanghai Rumour Platform. According to the main courier company, there has been no recent detection of the delivery being delivered outside the country and the location of the drug dealers. No similar cases have been reported either. However, the media, in part to attract eyeballs, have deliberately publicized the atmosphere, leading to rumours of “poppy food delivery” being poisoned and even “net purchases of snacks being poisoned”.
These rumours require serious reflection on the truth behind them. First of all, there are a lot of “cat-dog couriers” that have been poisoned with needles. Are you sure it's true? They didn't find the delivery poisoned. In addition, if this is the case, official agencies such as courier companies, the police and others are bound to inform and take measures in a timely manner. Therefore, we can assume that the news is not true.
Second, are the rumors that "net purchases of snacks can be poisoned"? There is any evidence of poisoning of snacks purchased online. There is a wide group of consumers who buy snacks online, and if this is the case, there will certainly be a large number of consumer complaints and alerts. Moreover, if the atmosphere is deliberately publicized from the media in pursuit of the hit rate, such behaviour is irresponsible and should not be disseminated and spread.
Finally, we need to appeal to everyone not to easily trust and disseminate unconfirmed information. In the information age, we need the ability to distinguish between true and false information, lest it be misled. At the same time, we should maintain a rational and objective attitude, not to be blind or to listen to some of the responsibilities that are not always borne.
Rumours of fast delivery being poisoned with syringes and “net purchases can be poisoned” are not true. We should trust the responses and announcements of official and authoritative bodies and not simply believe in and disseminate false information. At the same time, we should remain rational and objective and not be misled by irresponsible statements.