China punishes 197 people for spreading rumors about Stock market

China punishes 197 people for spreading rumors about Stock market

China punishes 197 people for spreading rumors about Stock market

Beijing … News Time

Chinese state media say China’s stock market and on the Internet rumors of blasts to blow Tianjin authorities have detained 197 people. According to China’s official news agency Shinhwa detained persons, including a journalist and official of the market shares. More information about these individuals was not. Last week, the market shares in China from 8 percent decline in international stock markets was also seen fluctuation in a warehouse in Tianjin, while 150 people died in the blast and 23 people are still missing. Internet in China is closely monitored and information on the Internet has been taken against those. The British daily financial times said China has noticed that the authorities try to stabilize the stock market would deteriorate further. The newspaper quoted a senior official, the government has decided that the market will not try to artificially accelerate but will intensify actions against the suspects who are destabilizing the market. According to news agency Shinhwa were rumors of this nature, due to the downturn in the stock market in Beijing, a man died after jumping from the building. Tianjin 1,300 people were killed in the blasts. The news agency said that 70 years after World War II about the event will be deemed seditious rumors. Those detained include journalist allegedly spread false rumors about the downturn in the market. The news agency said the journalist, Mr. Wang admitted that they fabricated about the stock market and keeping their interest and the evidence did not confirm the report was written. China in 2013, spreading false news and rumors against the law was made. Which may be sentenced to 3 years. This penalty will be applied to every person who will post misinformation on the Internet and saw this post 5 times or 500 times to re-post.

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