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Sunday 19 January 2076 06:18:00
Agency. The new corona virus, which started from the city of Wuhan in China, has spread to more than a dozen countries, and only on Friday, the World Health Organization declared this infection a global health emergency.
But false information about this virus, which has killed 213 people, is also being spread, about which Facebook, Twitter, Google and other social networks have expressed serious concern.
Only on Thursday, Twitter said that it will prioritize only official health sources for information related to Corona in its search.
In particular, a video of an Asian woman eating bat soup has gone viral everywhere.
Scientists have been saying that the corona virus originated from animals and it is assumed that it may have been transmitted by snakes and bats.
That's why posts like the virus spread because the woman ate bats while staying in Wuhan are being widely shared. In this case, that Chinese celebrity named Wang Mengyun has said that she is receiving death threats from all over the world.
But actually, the video was shot in 2016 as a travel video, not in a restaurant in Wuhan, but in Palau, Micronesia.
It is said that this kind of post has attracted everyone's attention because there is a lot of trade in wild animals in Wuhan city.
Similarly, after the Washington Times wrote referring to the corona virus infection as a biological weapon, there has been more discussion about it.
The Israeli military intelligence officer's statement is mentioned in the news saying that the Institute of Virology in Wuhan may have deliberately produced the virus.
But the Washington Post consulted with many experts on this matter and clarified that there is no evidence of this and it is not possible to do so by looking at the gene of the virus.
Similarly, widespread publicity has also started about drinks mixed with harmful substances as a treatment for the virus.
The US Food and Drug Administration has already declared this substance, which is sold as a miracle "Mineral Solution" to kill the virus at once, to be a dangerous bleach.
Similarly, it has been found that many fake news have been spread through Facebook in order to avoid going to areas where Chinese people live.
Earlier in Queensland, Australia, there was an attempt to spread panic among people by making similar false claims, after which the parliament there tweeted that the warning was false.
Not only this, it has been found that some are blaming 5-G technology for spreading the virus.
Since China established the fSimilarly, widespread publicity has also started about drinks mixed with harmful substances as a treatment for the virus.
The US Food and Drug Administration has already declared this substance, which is sold as a miracle "Mineral Solution" to kill the virus at once, to be a dangerous bleach.
Similarly, it has been found that many fake news have been spread through Facebook in order to avoid going to areas where Chinese people live.
Earlier in Queensland, Australia, there was an attempt to spread panic among people by making similar false claims, after which the parliament there tweeted that the warning was false.
Not only this, it has been found that some are blaming 5-G technology for spreading the virus.
Since China established the first 5G network in Wuhan, it is said that 5G opponents tried to spread such fake news in various Facebook posts. – The Gargieirst5G network in Wuhan, it is said that 5G opponents tried to spread such fake news in various Facebook posts. – The Gargie
