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[00:00:39] Good afternoon, everyone. This is CCTV News Channel. Welcome to Rule of Law Today.
[00:00:43] Surrounded by blue seas, an isolated island stands. Small houses are scattered around, with smoke curling up.
[00:00:47] Some time ago, a streamer whose online name is "Hammer" became popular on the internet
[00:00:51] with a series of videos about renovating an uninhabited island. In the video, this online
[00:00:55] streamer is on an island called Qiaomuwan Island, renovating
[00:00:58] a house that has been there for a long time. He builds roads, opens shops, catches fish,
[00:01:05] and raises livestock there. It can be said that he is living a modern Robinson Crusoe island life.
[00:01:09] This carefree and free-spirited scene has attracted
[00:01:13] a large number of netizens to like, follow, and tip him. Little did they know
[00:01:17] that this seemingly free and easy uninhabited island dwelling had already
[00:01:20] crossed the legal red line. Hello
[00:01:24] everyone, I'm Hammer.
[00:01:26] 。
[00:01:29] Renovation activities involve installing streetlights on the road.
[00:02:03] These actions were widely spread online by the streamer Hammer through live broadcasts
[00:02:07] and video editing. However, just as the
[00:02:11] streamer was immersed in the fantasy of building his own Utopia and planned to continue
[00:02:15] expanding and renovating, in May this year, a citizen reported to the Ningbo
[00:02:19] Municipal Maritime Police Bureau that the streamer Hammer's actions
[00:02:22] were suspected of being illegal. When we first went to the island, we
[00:02:26] found two streamers conducting live broadcast
[00:02:30] activities on the island. The main content of the live broadcast was to carry out some
[00:02:34] renovations on the island. They also installed solar panels on the island
[00:02:38] for daily electricity supply, and they also
[00:02:41] cleared a piece of land for raising poultry. All these actions
[00:02:45] of renovating and raising poultry on the island were
[00:02:49] some of his live broadcast materials. In a video
[00:02:52] of renovating an uninhabited island circulating online, it can be seen that the streamer
[00:02:56] Hammer not only decorated one of the rooms on the island.
[00:03:30] It's a sea view room. He transformed this house into a
[00:03:34] sea view room. It can be seen that he also put a lot of thought and design
[00:03:37] into the renovation process. By recording
[00:03:41] the transportation of building materials, guiding, building roads up the mountain, installing streetlights, and
[00:03:45] many other renovation activities, coupled with post-editing and beautification, the streamer
[00:03:49] Hammer's meticulously crafted uninhabited island renovation video series has attracted
[00:03:53] a large number of fans. However, with further investigation, this
[00:03:57] continuous drama that has been serialized online for several months has
[00:04:04] come to an end. We inquired with relevant departments and found that Qiaomuwan Island is a legally designated uninhabited island. The
[00:04:08] streamer did not apply to relevant departments and obtain
[00:04:11] legal use rights, so all his actions on the island
[00:04:15] are illegal. Some streamers
[00:04:18] go for some niche live broadcast paths to gain attention and fans.
[00:04:22] Streamer Hammer's uninhabited island renovation live broadcast came
[00:04:26] from this. So where did his renovation funds come from? Through
[00:04:30] the uninhabited island renovation video series and online live broadcasts, how did
[00:04:34] he profit from it? Let's take a look at the exclusive revelation
[00:04:37] from the central reporter. Hello everyone, I'm Hammer.
[00:04:41] Today is our sixth day of uninhabited island renovation.
[00:04:45] We got a whole carload of supplies from a good brother
[00:04:48] in Ningbo last year. There's a vegetable sink,
[00:04:52] a bed, a ceramic toilet, and
[00:04:56] two washbasins. And
[00:05:00] a simple toilet. According to our investigation,
[00:05:03] this streamer previously did live broadcasts related to aquaculture,
[00:05:07] but because the live broadcast room was always lukewarm, he
[00:05:11] thought of using
[00:05:23] island renovation as a gimmick to increase his traffic and attention. Later, he found Qiaomuwan Island and carried out a series of renovation activities on the island. The investigation found that during the live broadcast, the streamer Hammer would use various narratives and methods to ask
[00:05:27] fans for sponsorship of renovation materials and financial tips.
[00:05:31] From a large door to a small brick, the streamer
[00:05:35] accepted all donations. After tipping, fans saw the island's construction
[00:05:39] improve daily, and they gained a sense of participation from it.
[00:06:18] This prompted fans to further tip, in order to achieve his profit-making
[00:06:21] goal.
[00:06:22] 。
[00:06:32] In order to further grab eyeballs and attract attention, the streamer Hammer
[00:06:36] arbitrarily renamed Qiaomuwan Island to Hammer Island and planted
[00:06:40] flags with the words "Hammer Island" on the island.
[00:06:47] This streamer would also invite fans who tipped more in the live broadcast room and other
[00:06:50] streamers to visit the island and participate in their island
[00:06:54] renovation activities. The purpose is still to increase his own exposure. According to
[00:06:58] him, he also plans to do some live streaming with goods
[00:07:02] after gaining enough followers, selling some aquatic products, so
[00:07:05] that he can further profit. We hope that through the handling
[00:07:09] of this case, we can remind media practitioners to understand
[00:07:15] national laws and regulations before filming videos to avoid violating the law. At the same time, if the public finds similar illegal
[00:07:19] acts, please call 9510 the police hotline in time.
[00:07:22] There is no utopia outside the law. The
[00:07:26] development and utilization of uninhabited islands must adhere to the rule of law. According to
[00:07:29] law enforcement agencies, the streamer Hammer in this case has already
[00:07:33] violated the relevant provisions of the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Protection of Islands. So
[00:07:37] what exactly is an uninhabited island? According to legal regulations, people
[00:07:41] on these
[00:08:50] First, it violates Article 28 of the Law on the Protection of Islands, which states that uninhabited islands that
[00:08:54] have not been approved for use should maintain their original state
[00:08:58] and are prohibited from quarrying, digging sea sand,
[00:09:01] logging, and carrying out production, construction, tourism, and other activities. The parties
[00:09:05] in this case may face a fine of not less than 20,000 yuan but not more than 200,000 yuan. All
[00:09:09] income generated from live broadcasting on the island will be confiscated. This includes live
[00:09:13] broadcast tips, advertising revenue, and fees paid by fans to visit
[00:09:17] the island offline. At the same time, the live broadcast platform where the parties
[00:09:20] in this case are located has the obligation to remove relevant videos and cooperate
[00:09:24] with law enforcement agencies in investigation and evidence collection. Experts say
[00:09:28] that if there is indeed a plan to develop and utilize uninhabited islands,
[00:09:32] applications can also be submitted to relevant departments in accordance with the law.
[00:09:36] According to the national island protection plan, the development
[00:09:39] and utilization activities of usable uninhabited islands should be submitted
[00:09:44] to the provincial, autonomous region, or municipality directly under the central government's marine competent department for application, and a project feasibility report,
[00:09:48] specific development and utilization plan, and other application documents should be submitted. The marine
[00:09:52] competent department will organize relevant departments and experts to review and provide review opinions,
[00:09:56] which will then be submitted to the provincial, autonomous region, or municipality directly under the central government for approval.
[00:09:59] The development and utilization of uninhabited islands that involve
[00:10:03] the use of special-purpose islands, or reclamation, island connection, and other
[00:10:06] serious changes to the natural terrain of the island, shall be approved by the State Council.
[00:10:10] From China.
[00:10:25] Protecting uninhabited islands has two meanings. First,
[00:10:28] for a single island, the integrity of the island's
[00:10:32] ecosystem is of great significance for maintaining the island's original vegetation,
[00:10:36] maintaining the survival environment of the original organisms, and the
[00:10:40] resources and diversity of island terrestrial plants. Second,
[00:10:44] for the entire marine ecosystem, if a certain island
[00:10:48] is damaged and changed, it will not only affect the
[00:10:52] ecosystem and resources of the island itself, but
[00:10:55] also cut off the biological connection between it and the surrounding sea areas,
[00:10:59] thus leading to the imbalance of the entire marine ecosystem.
[00:11:03] Therefore, strictly maintaining the original appearance of islands is not only
[00:11:07] to protect uninhabited islands themselves, but also to ensure
[00:11:11] the stability of the entire coastal marine ecosystem. Through the expert's
[00:11:14] interpretation just now, it is not difficult to see the importance of protecting
[00:11:18] uninhabited islands for maintaining the balance of the marine ecosystem. However,
[00:11:22] the reporter also found during the interview that law enforcement agencies are
[00:12:14] In response, the Zhejiang Maritime Police Bureau regularly carries out the "Blue Shield" special law enforcement operation, using patrol boats, drones, and other methods to regularly
[00:12:17] inspect uninhabited islands and address illegal and irregular
[00:12:21] behaviors that are prone to become hot spots.
[00:13:25] had no choice but to call the police for help.
[00:13:28] At around 2 p.m. on July 10th, Jiangsu Hai'an Fire Department received a call
[00:13:32] that a girl's leg was stuck at home. After the firefighters arrived,
[00:13:36] they found that the person stuck was a student on summer vacation.
[00:13:39] She inserted her legs into the armrest slot of the office
[00:13:43] chair and locked herself in the chair.
[00:13:47] One firefighter then picked up the girl, and another
[00:13:51] pushed the girl's legs out of the slot.
[00:14:36] In January this year, a student in Xuzhou, Jiangsu was trapped because of this. When firefighters arrived
[00:14:40] at the scene, they found that the girl had inserted her head and right arm
[00:14:44] into the plastic panel of the bench. The chair
[00:14:47] was very close to the girl's body, and pulling hard would cause
[00:14:51] secondary injuries. Then the firefighters used cardboard
[00:14:55] to protect the girl. They used scissors and pliers
[00:14:59] to dismantle the bench. In about two minutes, the girl was safely removed.
[00:15:02] 。
[00:15:11] In addition to chairs and benches at home, there are also popular online challenges like
[00:15:15] this outdoors. Some students imitate online influencer videos, sitting cross-legged
[00:15:19] and hugging a pillar, which eventually leads to their legs being locked
[00:15:22] and unable to move. The so-called
[00:16:12] Then the firefighters sent the boy to the ambulance for further
[00:16:16] examination at the hospital. On the afternoon of May 5th, in a community in Xinxiang High-tech Zone, Henan,
[00:16:20] a girl was also trapped in an outdoor fitness
[00:16:23] equipment because of a cross-legged hugging pillar challenge.
[00:16:27] After the firefighters arrived, they gently lifted the girl's armpit
[00:16:31] and slowly separated her legs from the pillar,
[00:16:34] successfully getting her out of trouble. Experts remind that when a person hugs
[00:16:38] a pillar tightly and sits cross-legged on the ground, their body weight
[00:16:42] pressing down will make their legs tighter and tighter, forming a self-locking
[00:16:45] state. This movement causes the knee joint, hip joint,
[00:16:49] and ankle joint to be in an abnormal twisted and compressed state,
[00:16:53] which can easily cause damage to ligaments, menisci, and other key
[00:16:57] joint structures. Especially for minors whose bones and ligaments are still developing,
[00:17:01] once injured, it may cause long-term effects. The fire department
[00:17:04] reminds parents to strengthen safety education for their children during
[00:17:27] we can all see the shadow of platform traffic. To curb online chaos, in addition to reminding self-media bloggers to abide by the law and young people
[00:17:30] not to blindly imitate online influencer challenges, we also hope that platforms
[00:17:34] will actively improve their review mechanisms and algorithm recommendations.
[00:18:10] This is a scene that happened in a climbing gym in Beijing. Public
[00:18:14] venue video shows that when it happened, Ms. Wang was climbing in a climbing
[00:18:18] area of the venue that did not require a safety rope. After a while,
[00:18:22] she was stuck on the rock wall, unable to move forward or backward, and had
[00:18:25] to call for help loudly. The staff who noticed the abnormality first
[00:18:29] guided her with a laser pointer, but it didn't work. Then he walked
[00:18:33] to Ms. Wang's position to check the situation, which is when the scene at the beginning
[00:18:37] happened. Ms. Wang fell from the rock wall and was injured.
[00:18:41] After falling, she was still quite seriously injured. Ms. Wang's
[00:18:44] lumbar spine and thoracic spine were both fractured,
[00:18:48] and after the subsequent assessment, it was determined that
[00:18:52] she had a Class 8 disability. In Ms. Wang's opinion, the venue knew
[00:18:56] that she had only taken one private lesson and was a beginner,
[00:19:00] but when she entered the high-risk climbing area that did not require a safety
[00:19:04] rope, no one came forward to give a warning, and she
[00:19:37] They claimed that the staff arrived at the scene in time to deal with it,
[00:19:41] and there was no fault. Moreover, safety notices were posted in the venue.
[00:19:45] Ms. Wang also signed a risk disclosure statement upon entry.
[00:19:49] She should have known the risks of climbing and bear the consequences
[00:19:53] of the damage herself. So, this was originally a climbing
[00:19:57] experience, but she unexpectedly fell and suffered a Class 8 disability. Who
[00:20:00] should be responsible for this? The judge said that the core is
[00:20:04] whether the sports company fulfilled its safety assurance obligations.
[00:20:50] Or simply letting consumers sign a standardized safety notice
[00:20:54] when entering the venue does not exempt
[00:20:57] them from their responsibility to disclose risks. In addition to the risk
[00:21:01] disclosure being a mere formality, the court also determined that the on-site staff's
[00:21:05] rescue efforts also had improper aspects. In terms of rescue,
[00:21:09] through the video footage, it can be seen that Ms. Wang
[00:21:12] was stuck in this position for some time. However,
[00:21:16] no staff at the scene noticed her situation.
[00:21:20] It was not until Ms. Wang called for help that the staff
[00:21:24] came to Ms. Wang's position below. Through
[00:21:27] the dialogue between the two parties, we can see that
[00:21:31] the staff did not provide reasonable advice
[00:21:35] and suggestions from their professional perspective to avoid
[00:21:39] the occurrence of damage or reduce the occurrence of damage.
[00:21:42] When the incident occurred, the staff were not actively patrolling to check
[00:21:46] the climbing status of visitors in the venue, and when Ms. Wang sought
[00:23:39] Hello, audience friends, this is CCTV Channel 2. Welcome to today's news live broadcast.
[00:23:46] Regarding the flood situation, on the morning of the 7th,
[00:23:50] a meeting was held to analyze and judge the national flood prevention situation. In the next
[00:23:54] three days, the Yongjiang and Jiaojiang rivers may experience flash floods. Parts of southwestern
[00:23:58] Hebei and eastern Shanxi need to prevent mountain floods and landslides.
[00:24:01] 。