A takeaway "single king" died while delivering food? The response is here

　It is understood that the rider involved was shocked and angry when he saw that he was "dead". At present, Meituan has also fixed evidence, saying that it will protect the rights and interests of riders through legal means and resolutely crack down on such acts of fabricating false information and spreading rumors among riders.

　　The young man is not a "single king", but is at a medium and low level

　　Have the young man involved been overworked and ran the order? After retrieving its running order data, Meituan said that the rider joined the company on January 28 this year. As of June 5, the cumulative number of orders was 3,055 orders, the cumulative number of orders was 24 orders per day, the average daily order time was 6 hours, and the average monthly number of orders was 21 days.

　　In the past two months, the guy has increased the time to run orders. The average daily time to run orders in April is 8.23 ​​hours and 9.3 hours in May. According to the platform's anti-fatigue mechanism, there will be pop-up reminders for more than 8 hours. On April 4 and April 6, the guy triggered a fatigue reminder of more than 8 hours and 9 hours, respectively, but did not trigger a forced offline operation for more than 12 hours.

　It is reported that the current delivery order volume of the guy is not the "single king" in the site, but is at the medium and low level. "Most riders deliver more than 30 orders per day, and this rider usually runs more than 20 orders." Meituan said that on May 24, the guy started running at 8 a.m. and continued to run orders after taking a break at 10 a.m. until 2 p.m., a total of 20 orders were delivered. After falling down, the guy still had two orders in his hand that he had not finished delivering. The webmaster quickly coordinated with other takeaway guys to deliver them to ensure that consumers could receive orders normally, and also adjusted the guy's orders and the delivery schedule.

　　　　In fact, rumors involving personal safety such as "rider fell down/suddenly died/jumped off a building" have appeared many times. In September last year, a delivery guy in Shanghai was resting on the street because he was too tired to play games. He was photographed and spread rumors that "the delivery guy died suddenly in the street in a typhoon day in Shanghai." A rider was just sitting on the balcony and resting, and was photographed and rumored that "the person has jumped off the building and is gone."

Recently, the Internet Information Department has organized and carried out a special action to "Qinglang·Rectify the Chaos of Malicious Marketing in the Short Video Field", guiding short video service platforms and platforms that provide short video functions to strictly rectify prominent malicious marketing problems, and deal with a number of illegal and irregular accounts in accordance with the law. In the typical case report, one is as follows:

　">"Xiao Xin Media" and other accounts maliciously and falsely posed for photos, taking the opportunity to attract fans. TikTok accounts "Xiaoxin Media", "Hanjie Culture Media", Kuaishou accounts "Liangzhi Media", "Juanjie Talks about E-commerce Media", WeChat video accounts "Hanjie Boss", "Yujie Culture Studio", etc. fabricate and disseminate false information of new employment groups, and post videos of posing and beating and insulting takeaway riders many times, falsely hyping the opposition between takeaway workers and consumers, security guards and other groups, and using the public's goodwill to attract traffic marketing. The relevant account has been closed in accordance with the law.

　　The Internet Information Department will further deepen the governance of malicious marketing chaos in the short video field, focus on prominent issues such as false posing, disseminating false information, violating public order and good customs, and illegal traffic diversion marketing, guide relevant platforms to increase monitoring and crack down on them, strictly deal with serious online accounts in accordance with the law, effectively safeguard the rights and interests of netizens, and actively create a clear and clear cyberspace. (Source: Chinese Youth)