According to the Shenzhen Health Commission, 24 cross-border truck drivers tested positive for nucleic acid at the Shenzhen Port on February 22. The 24 patients were the 106th to 129th positive cross-border driver cases detected at the Shenzhen Port since February 4.
With the resurgence of the epidemic in Shenzhen, many areas have entered a state of control, and many sellers in Shenzhen have also been affected to a certain extent. In addition, with the recent frequent rain and snow in many parts of the country, the hearts of cross-border people seem to be particularly cold, and some accidents seem to have aggravated this atmosphere. An explosion and fire occurred in a logistics park in Yiwu, Zhejiang Yesterday afternoon, in the seller group, many sellers were discussing the fire incident in Yiwu Logistics Park, and circulated many photos and videos of the scene. Cross-border navigation , or suspected illegal supplies, a fire broke out in Futian Logistics Park! #Amazon##Cross-border headlines#Cross-border e-commerce video account ▲ Video account focuses on cross-border navigation According to the video circulating on the Internet, we can see that the scene of the accident was filled with thick smoke and chaos. A raging fire broke out behind the fronts of the two red trucks. The fire was fierce and the scene was very shocking. It is learned that according to the police report of Yiwu Fire Rescue Team, a fire suddenly broke out in Futian Logistics Zone of Yiwu City on the morning of February 22. After the fire department made all-out efforts to put out the fire, the fire has been extinguished and the scene is being further cleaned up . The cause is under investigation. ▲ The picture comes from Yiwu Fire Department The cause of the accident is still under investigation. A staff member delivering goods at the logistics park said that the fire was caused by an explosion caused by cargo on a large truck. It was reported that an employee of a company close to the logistics point where the fire broke out said that after the explosion, his company's office was affected and the wall of the house collapsed. ▲ The picture comes from the Internet It is understood that the accident occurred at Yiwu Futian Logistics Center, which belongs to Yiwu International Land Port Group Co., Ltd. According to the group's official website, the total construction area of Futian Logistics Center is about 56,800 square meters, with 137 business premises. A freight forwarder stated that the explosion burned a lot of goods, and a lot of goods were still being moved out. A row of 8 buildings were all burned, causing heavy losses. A seller revealed that the accident may have been caused by prohibited items on the truck, and that sensitive goods sources may need to be strictly regulated in the future. Sellers whose goods are transferred through the logistics park must check whether they have been shipped smoothly. We would also like to remind everyone that please go through formal channels for dangerous goods such as dangerous goods, cosmetics, flammable and explosive items, batteries and lithium battery products, and do not rush to buy or conceal the goods. In addition to concerns about the safety of goods, many sellers have recently reported that their accounts have been shut down, possibly due to manipulation of reviews. Rumors have spread that Amazon is conducting a large-scale audit, and the trigger seems to be related to a piece of news. Amazon sues two more sites for fake reviews Fake positive reviews have always been a forbidden zone for Amazon to crack down on, but in the face of the temptation of high sales in stores, many sellers still choose to take risks and spend a lot of money to buy positive reviews in bulk. Following Amazon’s lawsuit against two European order-padding companies, two more fake review websites were recently exposed by the media and brought to court by Amazon. It is learned that according to foreign media reports, Amazon filed a lawsuit against two fake review trading websites on Tuesday - Appsally and Rebatest, and accused them of posting false reviews on platforms such as Amazon, eBay, Walmart and Etsy to mislead consumers in order to make profits. The lawsuit also claims that in addition to fake reviews, Rebatest also provides other services to sellers to manipulate their product rankings. In fact, the phenomenon of "brushing good reviews" has become an "old disease" that is difficult to eradicate for Amazon because the market has grown to millions of third-party sellers. AppSally and Rebatest said in a statement that they have more than 900,000 users willing to write fake reviews. This number is large enough, which means that many fake reviews on the market come from these users. If there are sellers who have used the services of these companies, remember to check your account security and file a complaint in time if there is any problem. According to data released by Amazon, it blocked more than 200 million fake reviews in 2020 alone. However, instead of weakening, the industry has become worse, its operating model has become more mature, and bad practices have almost flooded the entire market. But Amazon is no pushover. When faced with these violations, Amazon has always been swift and resolute. As long as it detects that an account is suspicious, it will issue a warning, and at the very least, it will limit the traffic, and at the worst, it will block the account. At the same time, Amazon has been committed to rectifying the malpractices on the platform. In order to combat these violations, it has hired more than 10,000 employees worldwide to monitor social networks and protect users from consumer fraud, including fake orders and fake reviews. In 2021, Amazon reported more than 16,000 fraudulent groups on platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, resulting in the closure of thousands of groups. It is reported that the total number of members in these groups exceeds 11 million. Therefore, sellers must pay attention to platform policies and seek safer and more reliable methods to increase sales.
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