尼泊尔总理巴伦德拉·沙阿宣布政府将严厉打击针对上月洪灾幸存者的网络骚扰行为。1一些洪灾受害者在社交媒体上寻求失踪亲属信息或批评救援缓慢，反而遭到恶意评论。1总理表示当局将对"贬低"受难者的人"毫不留情"。1
尼泊尔警方已成立十人委员会调查这些网络评论，追踪恶意言论的来源并确认发布者的地址和电话号码。1根据尼泊尔《电子交易法》，通过社交媒体进行诽谤或骚扰他人的人最高可被监禁五年并罚款10万卢比（约662美元或490英镑）。1
一位失踪者妹妹表示自己"收到许多恶意评论"，其中包括"跳进河里"等侮辱言论。1非营利组织Body & Data的执行主任指出，部分无礼评论可能来自"挑衅式内容"制造者或"政府坚定支持者"。1
Prime Minister Barendta Shah has announced that the government will take strict action against those harassing flood survivors online.1 The crackdown comes after victims of last month's floods faced hostile comments on social media while seeking information about missing relatives or criticizing the pace of rescue operations.1
Nepal's police have established a ten-member committee to investigate the source of these abusive online comments, working to identify addresses and phone numbers associated with the accounts.1 Under Nepal's Electronic Transaction Act, individuals found guilty of defaming or harassing others through social media can face up to five years in prison and fines of 100,000 rupees, equivalent to approximately 662 US dollars or 490 British pounds.1 The Prime Minister vowed to show "no mercy" toward those who demean disaster victims.1
One sister of a missing person reported receiving numerous hostile comments, including insulting remarks such as "jump into the river."1 According to Body & Data, a nonprofit organization, some of the offensive comments may have originated from "provocative content" creators or "staunch government supporters."1
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