Recently, news circulated on the Internet that "a Japanese tourist was refused by a driver while using an online ride-hailing service in Nanjing." After verification, as of now, no relevant reports or complaints have been received that taxis (online ride-hailing) refuse to carry Japanese passengers, and the transportation management department has never issued any statement on this matter.

据“南京网络辟谣”微信公号消息,近日,网上流传“一名日本游客在南京使用网约车服务时,遭遇司机拒载”的消息,并配有车内监控画面。 有自媒体捏造称,南京市交通局发布了紧急通告,表示将对涉事网约车司机进行严肃处理。一时之间,引发不少评论和争议。

经南京市交通运输综合行政执法监督局核实,截至目前, No relevant reports or complaints have been received about taxis (online ride-hailing) refusing to carry Japanese passengers, and the transportation management department has never issued any statement on this matter. Online ride-hailing platforms and the actual vehicle manager companies have not received such complaints. After contacting and verifying with the online ride-hailing driver in the video, the incident was not Nanjing. 对编造传播谣言的行为,公安机关将坚决依法依规处理。
提醒广大网民朋友,不随意相信抖音、快手、QQ、微信群、朋友圈及其他网络平台中,没有权威和正规来源的截图、视频、音频信息。不传谣、不信谣,共同营造网络清朗空间。
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