The wave of anger among Nanon Korapat Kirdpan's fans, a young actor from Thailand, is reaching its peak. They demand that Nanon's management, GMMTV, take decisive action against the anti-fans who have been spreading fake news about the actor.
Fake news circulating on Weibo, a popular social media platform in China, targeted Nanon Korapat, claiming that he had insulted China, supported Taiwan's independence, and liked photos of Thai artists posing with marijuana plants. This fake news quickly spread widely and led to Nanon losing his job in China.
Nanon's fans believe that this fake news not only tarnishes the actor's image but also damages his career. They are demanding that GMMTV take strong action by reporting the anti-fans to the authorities.
As of now, GMMTV has not issued an official statement regarding this matter. However, Nanon's fans are not staying silent. They are staging protests by sending cars with the inscription "GMMTV PLEASE PROTECT NANON" around the city.
The protests by Nanon's fans demonstrate that they will not stand idly by while their idol is harmed. They hope that GMMTV will take swift action to protect Nanon.
The case involving Nanon is an example of the dangers of fake news spreading on social media. Fake news on Weibo can easily spread widely and have negative consequences for an individual, even leading to job loss.
In this case, GMMTV, as Nanon's management, plays a crucial role in protecting the actor. They need to take decisive action to stop the spread of fake news.
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