IT House reported on September 16 that the "Shanghai Internet Rumor Refutation" public account issued an article today to refute Internet rumors related to Typhoon "Bebigia". Around 7:30 this morning, the center of this year's No. 13 typhoon "Bebiga" (strong typhoon level) made l

it Home According to news on September 16, the "Shanghai Internet Rumor Refutation" public account issued an article today to refute Internet rumors related to Typhoon "Bebigia".

Around 7:30 this morning, the center of this year's No. 13 typhoon "Bebigia" (strong typhoon level) made landfall in Lingang New Town, Pudong, Shanghai. When it landed, the maximum wind force near the center was level 14 (42 meters/second). The minimum air pressure is 955 hPa.

Not long after, news emerged on social platforms and some chat groups that a typhoon had blown away residents of a certain community in Shanghai. Some said it was in Qingpu, and some said it was in Minhang. After verification, the -related incident did not occur in Shanghai . Netizens are asked not to believe or spread rumors.

Shanghai Rumor Refuting Platform officially stated that after "Bebigia" landed, it would have a certain impact on city operations, and all departments were working hard to deal with it in a timely manner. However, some photos and videos of Zhang Guolidai began to appear on social platforms and chat groups, and scenes from other provinces and cities, and even the impact of other typhoons in other provinces and cities, were titled "The harm caused by Bebigia to Shanghai" and other themes; some The post interpreted the project under construction as "destroyed by Bebigia"; some netizens, in order to enhance credibility, claimed that photos or videos from other provinces and cities were "taken by my friend in the building opposite" and so on.

These practices have had a negative impact on flood prevention and typhoon prevention work. Some netizens also clarified the rumors through follow-up comments and other methods. The Shanghai Rumor Refuting Platform calls on people to treat online information rationally and not to create, believe or spread rumors. Although the "Bebigia" center has left Shanghai, showers and gusty winds are still continuing. The public should not relax their vigilance and pay attention to taking various preventive measures.

it Home reported earlier today that due to the impact of Typhoon Bebigat, the takeout and fresh food delivery services of many food delivery platforms in the Shanghai area have been suspended. Meituan and Ele.me, two mainstream food delivery apps, both show that their delivery services have been suspended.