Is ''stopping'' here incorrect

Grammatically, it's correct, but the whole sentence sounds contrived and awkward.

It is not grammatically correct. The whole sentence assuming the comma is a period is a compound gerund fragment with out a main verb.

Reporting on the incident to the public through radio and explaining the reasons for the stopping of the distribution + verb + predicate.

Reporting on the incident to the public through radio and explaining the reasons for the stopping of the dis

It’s not a sentence.

Aspara GusIt’s not a sentence.

I agree. Since it's not a sentence, I will assume that the comma is intentional.

Reporting (on) the incident to the public through radio and explaining the reasons for the stopping of the distribution, .....

amiramimReporting on the incident to the public through radio and explaining the reasons for the stopping of the distribution

You need a subject, for example "we". I would change it thus:

We are reporting the incident on the radio and explaining the reasons for stopping the distribution.

Another possibility:

We are reporti

CalifJimYou need a subject,

But if we take the OP at face value, a predicate is what is needed. It would be nice if we had some feedback from the original poster.

thank you for your precious help .