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UAE denies Covid-19 rumours circulating on social media
Dubai - Mohap urges public to obtain accurate information on the coronavirus from its website and social media channels only.
The UAE’s Ministry of Health and Prevention (Mohap) has denied rumours circulating on social media about treatment advice for those experiencing Covid-19 symptoms.
The rumours include taking various vitamins daily or weekly, without contacting governmental health authorities.
In a statement on its social media handles, Mohap said it “requests community members who develop Covid-19 symptoms to immediately contact health authorities and ignore the rumours, while making sure to only obtain accurate information from the official website of the ministry and its official accounts on social media.”
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