Recently, continuous heavy rainfall in multiple areas has caused floods, posing a serious threat to the safety of people's lives and property. Rescue forces from various regions have rushed to the disaster area for rescue and relief. At this moment when everyone is united and every minute counts, some "traffic internet celebrities", in order to attract attention, treat the frontline of emergency rescue as "runway" and perform various strange scenes, pulling the elderly to stand in the deep water area to shoot, and holding live broadcasts at the doorstep of the rescue team members in the blue sky, frequently breaking the "limit of being a demon". The bottomless behavior of internet celebrities rubbing against traffic has caused a lot of confusion in rescue work and also aroused great indignation among netizens. In response to various baseless illegal and irregular behaviors, multiple platforms have taken measures such as blocking and clearing fans of accounts that have recently used disaster situations to steal traffic. WeChat: Two announcements within three days. On August 6th, "WeChat Coral Safety" announced for the first time that it had banned a group of accounts that used disaster information to attract traffic. On August 8th, "WeChat Coral Safety" once again issued a notice reminding creators of "self media" not to interfere with frontline rescue work by placing photos on the scene of the disaster area, and to avoid gathering onlookers to cause trouble to rescue team members' families. WeChat will continue to implement relevant management regulations and strengthen the crackdown on illegal activities such as improper solicitation and malicious speculation. Weibo: 297 illegal users have been banned from speaking. According to the Weibo administrator's message on August 3rd, a site inspection found that some users had insulted the deceased members of the Blue Sky Rescue Team. The site has cleaned up the relevant illegal content and imposed a 15 day or even permanent ban on 297 illegal users, depending on the severity. Tiktok: 30 days after withdrawing the right to broadcast live on 10 accounts, on August 7, according to the latest announcement in the Tiktok blackboard newspaper: Kwai: several accounts were permanently banned. On August 7, Kwai released the latest announcement: The Internet is not an illegal place, and if you rub against disaster traffic, it will be attacked by traffic. The China Internet Joint Anti Rumor Platform hereby reminds us to strictly abide by national laws and regulations, use the internet in accordance with the law, access the internet in a civilized manner, and jointly maintain a clear and clean cyberspace. (Comprehensive "People's Daily" WeChat official account, China Law Popularization WeChat official account) (Lixin News Agency)