Beijing police detain man over Internet stock suicide rumour


  • TECH
  • Monday, 06 Jul 2015

NOT HELPING: The post, which is said to have gone viral,

BEIJING: Police in Beijing have detained a man for allegedly spreading a rumour online that a person jumped to their death in the city’s financial district due to China’s precarious stock markets, police said, underscoring growing jitters amid a three-week long sell-off. 

The 29-year-old man detained was identified by the surname Tian, and is a manager at a technology and science company in Beijing, police said in a post on their official microblog. 

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