It is said that there will be an earthquake of magnitude 7-8 in Nanjing on June 10. Is it true?/You don't say.

Xinhua News Network-Yangzi Evening News reported on April 27th that "the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and the National Seismological Network of the United States predicted that the Nanjing earthquake in China would occur on June 3rd, 20 10. The epicenter was Nanjing, Jiangsu, with a magnitude of about 7-8. " Recently, a post entitled "Nanjing will have an earthquake of magnitude 7-8 in June 13" has been circulated on the Internet, which has attracted the attention of many netizens and spread to civil society life, resulting in a negative impact.

Yesterday, the reporter found that the website of Nanjing Seismological Bureau published an article entitled "The recent earthquake of magnitude 7 in Nanjing is a rumor", and publicly responded that the rumor about the earthquake of magnitude 7 in our city is sheer nonsense. Please don't believe it, let alone spread it, so as not to affect my life and that of others.

Not just Nanjing.

It is reported that there have been great earthquakes in many areas.

"According to the news released by Jiangsu Geological Survey, more than 76% of hot springs in Jiangning District of Nanjing have the phenomenon of rising water temperature and blackening water color. Relevant experts arrived in Nanjing around 10 in the early morning of April 20th, and the detection of relevant survey instruments showed that the underground roar was enhanced, which was 55 decibels higher than before. It is expected that the Nanjing earthquake on June 13 will affect its surrounding counties and cities such as Zhenjiang, Changzhou, Wuxi and Chuzhou. " As soon as the reporter opened QQ yesterday, such a link appeared. Not only journalists, but also many people around have received such news.

Baidu entered "June 13 earthquake" and immediately popped up more than 2 million posts. The reporter noted that in these posts, there are not only predictions of the Nanjing earthquake, but also predictions of "earthquakes" in Foshan, Shaanxi, Henan and other places. "From this point of view, it must be a rumor." Zhang Zhenya, deputy director of the Provincial Seismological Bureau, said.

The time and place are too specific.

This must be a rumor.

In fact, earthquake rumors have been "prevalent" for a long time. Since the beginning of this year, there have been rumors on the Internet about where there will be a major earthquake, or how many earthquakes will occur at a certain time.

"In fact, the main content of earthquake rumors is also very similar." Experts from Nanjing Seismological Bureau said that some natural phenomena, such as the warming climate in spring and the second flowering of fruit trees caused by the thawing of the earth, were mistaken for earthquake anomalies, which is also the most likely "basis" for earthquake rumors.

"In fact, judging earthquake rumors is very simple." Zhang Zhenya said that the so-called earthquake prediction opinions are beyond the actual level of the current prediction, and the time and place are very accurate. For example, the time and place of the earthquake mentioned in the rumor are very specific, and even the time of the earthquake is accurate to "morning" and "night". This is the earthquake rumor. "At present, human beings know very little about earthquakes, and it is impossible to predict when and where several earthquakes will occur."

It is reported that Article 29 of People's Republic of China (PRC) Earthquake Prevention and Disaster Mitigation Law has clearly stipulated that the state shall implement a unified publishing system for earthquake prediction opinions. The State Council issued the national earthquake long-term prediction opinions; Opinions on earthquake prediction within the administrative areas of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government shall be issued by the people's governments of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government in accordance with the procedures prescribed by the State Council. No unit or individual may disseminate earthquake prediction opinions and their evaluation results to the society.

A young woman posted on the Internet to spread the rumor that there will be an earthquake in Nanjing in the near future. Yesterday, Nanjing Pukou police summoned the poster. At present, the woman has been administratively detained by the police for disturbing public order.

At 9 o'clock on the evening of April 25, Nanjing police found someone posting on the Internet, spreading rumors that there will be an earthquake in Nanjing in the near future. Please be prepared. The network police department quickly arranged a special person to investigate the matter. At 4 o'clock in the afternoon yesterday, Pukou police found the poster Ding Mou according to the clue. After investigation, Ding Mou, female, 25 years old, runs a fashion photography center and likes to post on the Internet. At 7 o'clock on the evening of 25th, Ding saw a post titled "Experts Predict an Earthquake in Nanjing" in his friend's QQ space, which reminded him of the horror scene in the recent movie "20 12", the Yushu earthquake in Qinghai and the recent abnormal weather in Nanjing, and Ding became more and more afraid.

Subsequently, Ding reprinted the post in Xici "Married Space" and "Pukou Forum", and dozens of people followed it soon. It was not until some netizens pointed out that there were many inaccuracies in this post that Ding realized that this post was a rumor. After verification, this rumor is a replica of another rumor about the Shaanxi earthquake that appeared on the Internet recently. Yesterday afternoon, the Seismological Bureau of Nanjing also issued a rumor about the recent earthquake of magnitude 7 in Nanjing in its official website, which refuted its post.

At 9 o'clock last night, according to Article 25 of the Law on Public Security Administration Punishment, Pukou police placed Ding in administrative detention for spreading rumors and disturbing public order. The police reminded the public not to believe online rumors, and not to post posts on the Internet without any factual basis.