Moartea regelui Charles a fost anunțată din greșeală în Marea Britanie din cauza „curiozității” unui angajat

A UK radio station mistakenly announced King Charles's death due to an employee's curiosity, violating broadcasting standards, according to Ofcom. The incident occurred on May 19 when Radio Caroline aired pre-recorded statements claiming the king had died, interrupting regular programming. After a period of silence, the presenter apologized, confirming the information was incorrect. An investigation revealed that an employee found and played the files during maintenance, leading to the live broadcast. The station took the situation seriously, reprimanding the employee and reinforcing procedures to prevent future errors.