成都学生坠亡引质疑,官媒发声:舆情回应不应遮遮掩掩
The tragedy of a 16-year-old student, who fell to his death at a high school in Southwest China's Sichuan province, touched a nerve and stirred a huge online response from the public.
The student surnamed Lin, from the 49th High School of Chengdu, capital of Sichuan, fell to his death on campus on Sunday.
Local police released a statement on Tuesday night saying that the possibility of a criminal case has been excluded after an on-site investigation, interviews with witnesses, review of surveillance footage and an autopsy.
The police statement mentioned that they informed Lin's parents about the result of the investigation and they did not object.
官媒接连发声:
舆情回应不应遮遮掩掩
As the case went viral online, the education bureau of Chenghua district released a statement on Tuesday morning which concluded that there was no evidence to suggest a criminal case and no instances of corporal punishment, insults or campus bullying were found.
Lin's mother immediately responded on Sina Weibo that she does not agree with the statement as many questions remained unanswered and said that she will continue to seek the truth of the incident. She called the conclusion "hasty," and demanded the school to show her the complete footage from surveillance cameras on site.
央视网评表示舆情回应不应遮遮掩掩。新华社评论指出,及时公开相关物证,掌握多少信息就公开多少,才是责任担当的表现。如果面对质疑,学校不敢发声,拒绝对疑问做出解释,恐怕会引发更多猜测,让舆情进一步发酵。
Netizens criticized the school's and local educational authorities' response to the parents' grief and concerns as "insensitive."
"Disclosing relevant evidence in time and revealing as much information as you have is a responsibility. It will only trigger more speculation and allow public opinion to further ferment if the school does not dare speak up and refuses to provide an explanation in the face of doubts," Xinhua News Agency denounced in a commentary on Tuesday.
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来源:澎湃新闻 南方都市报 人民日报 新华社 央视新闻 环球时报
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