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Al Jazeera’s programme “101 East” aired a 24-minute undercover documentary on Oct. 10 examining the Long Bay Seven Stars project in Koh Kong province, Cambodia. According to the post, the project was promoted as a large tourist resort but was alleged to involve online scams, illegal gambling and drug activities; representatives of the law enforcement officials named denied the allegations. The programme team said it had sent questions to Deng Pibing but received no response by broadcast.

According to the post, a video related to the incident involving Yu Menglong’s fall from a building has been released. The footage shows a person crying uncontrollably by a window and saying: “You will only stop threatening me after playing with me until I die.” The video’s content could not be independently verified.

According to the post, a 36-year-old man died while receiving treatment at Jiangxia District First People’s Hospital in Wuhan, Hubei. His family said the case might involve medical malpractice and alleged that, before the two sides had reached an agreement, hospital security guards dragged the body from areas including an elevator and later sent it for cremation. The claims and footage could not be independently verified.

A physical altercation recently occurred at a pedestrian overpass in Wuhan’s Wuchang district, Hubei. Video circulating online shows a shirtless man punching and kicking a vendor, drawing attention online; claims of “violent enforcement” could not be independently verified.

In a statement on August 10, police said three urban management assistants had been criminally detained on suspicion of intentional injury.

According to online reports, Yao Anna, described as Huawei’s “second princess,” responded to and criticised netizens on Xiaohongshu. The image is currently blocked on WeChat. The claim could not be independently verified.

Regarding the knife attack in Guangzhou University Town, information circulating online says the known victims were mostly women, while the police statement did not mention the specific number of victims or casualties. Other on-site accounts allege that the suspect ate at a nearby location after the attack before being detained by special police who arrived at the scene. The information could not be independently verified.

The material includes a diagram of the incident location and a post allegedly published by a suspect. The source and content could not be independently verified.

According to the post, after a stabbing incident at Guangzhou University, a person identified as an attacker ordered food and sat down in a university dining hall before being detained by police. Police reported one attacker but did not disclose the number of injured people; an unverified account said five people were hurt, including four women and one man, with none in life-threatening condition. The information could not be independently verified.

No specific material about the “Guangzhou incident” was provided, so its cause cannot be determined from the available information.

According to the post, four people have reportedly jumped into the Longhu Gutter in Shantou over a two-month period. The information could not be independently verified.

According to the post, a Chinese person holding U.S. permanent residency raised the Chinese national flag and played China’s national anthem outside a residence in San Diego. The material could not be independently verified.

According to the post, a student at Shenzhen University died after falling from a building, and a suicide note was reportedly found at the scene. The information could not be independently verified.