The truth about Ly Nha Ky's assets being frozen
Ly Nha Ky affirmed that the rumors about her assets being frozen spreading on social networks are baseless.
Recently, a group posted information "The diamond tycoon has been put on the chopping block and her assets have been frozen, awaiting further developments." Although this page did not specifically name anyone, many netizens speculated that this was Ly Nha Ky.
Immediately after receiving the information, Ly Nha Ky quickly denied it. At the same time, she also reminded the administrators of this channel not to post slanderous information with the aim of defaming others. At the same time, the actressCounter-seasonal windsAlso hope that websites should verify information clearly before posting.
Sharing more about this incident, Ly Nha Ky said: "Having been in the entertainment industry for more than 10 years, I have faced many rumors. The incident once again shows that social media space is still facing fake news, false rumors, dangers and risks related to anyone every minute and every second. Therefore, every citizen and every individual participating in social networks needs to raise awareness and consciousness of using social networks safely and in compliance with the law. Spreading fake news causes serious consequences, such as manipulating public opinion, causing anxiety, fear, division, discord for the public and eroding trust in legitimate news sources. Therefore, I will face it frankly and even rely on the law because the legal framework to prevent this type of cybercrime includes the 2015 Penal Code; the 2018 Cyber Security Law...".
Regarding the solution, the 8X actress said that she not only directly corrected the baseless rumors on her official Facebook page but also sought legal intervention to prevent this case from recurring.
Movie heroineThe beauty and the tycoonFrankly: "Everyone can see that the recent fabricated information has been shared by me on the official page and frankly with the rumors of defamation and confusion. Whether or not I am mentioned by name, there is still a way to handle it because the identifying features can be documented. Depending on the level of false information and the impact, the company's legal department will take the next steps."
At the same time, Ly Nha Ky advised everyone that when caught up in any rumors, they need to stay calm and find a way to resolve them instead of acting hastily, causing unfortunate consequences. "I think when being spread or rumored about ourselves on social networks, first and foremost, we must stay calm and avoid reacting hastily, which can easily make the matter more complicated and serious. But in order for "rumors" to not have a "chance" to attack and cause negative effects, everyone needs to always be alert to false, defamatory, provocative arguments, and not follow the "herd syndrome", especially when using social networks," she said.
