Xinhua News? Yes, there is a saying circulating on the Internet: CCTV reported that Master Kong's instant noodles contained carbendazim, a Japanese pesticide. But after identification, this is a rumor, fake!

Internet rumors have become the knowledge of the whole society, and spreading rumors should also bear legal responsibility. Spreading rumors on the Internet may infringe upon the legitimate rights of citizens or legal persons, but it may endanger the social management order. The platform advocates that the majority of netizens do not believe in rumors, do not preach rumors, distinguish right from wrong, do not make rumors, and do not make mistakes!

In fact, similar rumors appeared as early as 20 12, which is a new biography of old rumors. At that time, the protagonist was a fruit orange, just like the rumor. Today, almost the same rumor has been hyped, and the object has been changed to Master Kong, but the content of the rumor seems to be plagiarism. In fact, CCTV has never reported that "Master Kong instant noodles contain carbendazim, a Japanese pesticide".

In response to this rumor, many media, network police and rumor platforms have also rumored. The platform once again advocates that the majority of netizens join hands with * * to resist online rumors, safeguard public rights and purify cyberspace.