Don’t spread rumors, don’t believe rumors, don’t spread rumors. What’s the next sentence?

Don’t spread rumors, don’t believe rumors, don’t spread rumors. The next sentence is no parties, no gatherings, no dinner parties. During the epidemic prevention and control period, information shall be based on official media reports. Do not believe, spread or spread rumors. Do not organize or participate in dinners or gatherings. Reduce the number of people gathering. Go out less and do not get together. Reduce going to parks, shopping malls, supermarkets, etc. Activities in crowded places; when commuting or going out, it is preferred to walk, ride a bicycle or drive by yourself, or travel during off-peak hours. If you must take public transportation or go out to crowded places, you must wear a mask, take personal protection, and try to avoid interacting with others. Close contact with others.

The harm of rumors

Rumors are the dissemination of inaccurate information about people, things, and social events. They can harm individuals, groups, society, and the country, so People should abide by the law and not believe or spread rumors. When rumors spread, it may be difficult for people to distinguish rumors from truth, but we at least have the responsibility to uphold morality and not follow others' opinions, not follow the crowd, or add fuel to the flames. We insist on not spreading rumors, believing rumors, or spreading rumors.