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A recurring theme is the collective responsibility to avoid sensationalism. Headlines designed to evoke fear or curiosity—such as "dead body recovered" or "mortifying update"—are criticized for their manipulative intent. The emphasis is on truthful, respectful reporting that acknowledges the gravity of the event without exploiting it for clicks.
The panelists underscore the importance of media literacy among viewers—choosing trustworthy sources and resisting the temptation of sensational headlines. It is also suggested that media outlets and social media platforms should enforce stricter guidelines to prevent the spread of false or misleading information.