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According to the post, a construction area of Shanghai’s Jiamin Line collapsed again. The information could not be independently verified.

According to the material, on Feb. 4, the Buddhist monk Shi Jingjue of Guihui Temple in Wuchuan, Zhanjiang, Guangdong, left a letter and jumped from a bridge, dying in the incident. The letter alleged that Chen Jingshou, head of the local religious affairs bureau, and Shi Shengchi, abbot of Guihui Temple, jointly accused him of “fabricating evidence” and forced him to leave. Shi also alleged that at about 8 a.m. on Jan. 31, Shengchi, his cousin Chen Yanjun and others expelled him from the temple and threw out his luggage. The allegations could not be independently verified.

A Jan. 30 notice from Guihui Temple said Shi Jingjue had been removed from the temple for violating Buddhist precepts, then refused to cooperate with registration and forcibly entered the temple. The notice said a Jan. 26 meeting of the local religious affairs bureau and Buddhist association unanimously decided that he could not remain at the temple, which then removed him.

The post warns that electric-bike riders should not run red lights while relying on luck, saying one mistake could have serious consequences.

MiHoYo said the employee joined the company in December 2019 and had worked there for more than six years. After the Spring Festival holiday, the employee returned to work on February 24 and left at 7:08 p.m. that day, but did not attend the regular morning meeting on February 25. MiHoYo said it contacted the employee’s family and police immediately out of concern for the employee’s safety. Police later went to the employee’s residence and found that the employee had died.

A post mentioned Shanghai Metro Line 8 and claimed that an unidentified subject entered the subway tracks. The details could not be independently verified.

According to the post, a truck exploded on a road from Xinjiang to Sayram Lake on March 4. The claim could not be independently verified.

The material only says, “Even kneeling and begging would be useless!” It provides no further context.

The material explains that AED stands for automated external defibrillator. It says cardiac arrest can disrupt the transmission of electrical signals in the heart, causing the heart muscle to contract irregularly, while the AED applies a strong electrical current to help restore the heart’s normal rhythm.

According to the post, a BYD factory in Pingshan, Shenzhen, caught fire in the early hours of April 14. The information could not be independently verified.

According to the post, a crematorium is planned in Wangchong, Shuikou Town, Xinyi, and villagers were previously told that the land acquisition was for road construction. The material also says schools and village residents are located around the project. The information could not be independently verified.

According to the post, a student in Shenzhen, Guangdong, was stopped by traffic police while riding an electric bike in the early hours of May 17, then had a confrontation with law enforcement personnel and was pinned to the ground. People nearby shouted, “violent law enforcement.” The account could not be independently verified.

According to a post, a teacher at Chongqing University of Technology allegedly killed a vice president after claiming to have been suppressed by the vice president through abuse of office over a long period. The material alleges that the teacher lay in wait along the vice president’s route home and told people filming the scene, “I am getting rid of a scourge for the people. Many students reported him!” The information could not be independently verified.