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Fake videos fail to stop drug traffickers
The article addresses the rising phenomenon of using fabricated and deliberately doctored videos on social media platforms by individuals wanted for security reasons or accused of criminal cases, aiming to stir emotions and portray criminals as victims of public opinion. It explains that these perpetrators post misleading clips that show them being assaulted or subjected to violations without just cause, with the intent of misleading the community and distorting facts. It is noted that the law penalizes such actions with imprisonment and fines, as it stipulates detention for those who spread false news or rumors intended to disturb public order or harm societal interests. There are also strict penalties for anyone using electronic media to disseminate fabricated content that threatens family values and community security. The article emphasizes the importance of community awareness and the need to rely on official sources to limit the spread of these rumors, thereby ensuring the protection of national security and social stability.
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