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A photo resurfaced in China falsely claimed it showed a heroic policeman who collapsed after rescuing more than 50 people.
The photo, shared by an account with more than four million followers, shows a man in police uniform collapsed on the ground.
The man pictured is in fact a police officer who reportedly fainted with fatigue and heatstroke during a search for a missing hiker in 2020 .
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