In the world of fast-paced sharing and jumping to conclusions on social media, it comes as no surprise that a variety of COVID-19 related rumours and otherwise untrue information has started making the rounds on our feeds. Here are a few of those rumours debunked, and a reminder to check your news sources before sharing or forwarding.

 

In the world of fast-paced sharing and jumping to conclusions on social media, it comes as no surprise that a variety of COVID-19 related rumours and otherwise untrue information has started making the rounds on our feeds. <a href="https://thesmartlocal.com/malaysia/covid-19-fake-news/%20">Here are a few of those rumours debunked</a>, and a reminder to check your news sources before sharing or forwarding.
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