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It is to understand the responsibility that comes with reporting major disasters.
If a real collapse has occurred, people deserve accurate information about where it happened, when it happened, whether anyone was injured, and what authorities are doing.
If the photograph is old, misleading, manipulated, or unrelated to a supposed breaking event, that deserves to be made clear as well.
A dramatic image can start a conversation, but reliable evidence must finish it.
And behind every major bridge project are real people—engineers, construction workers, emergency responders, residents, and families—whose safety must remain the highest priority.
Before sharing a “breaking news” claim, take a moment to verify it.
Because when it comes to disasters,