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UAE ministry slams false rumours about Covid virus vaccines
Abu Dhabi - All those propagating fake information will be held legally accountable.
The Ministry of Health and Prevention (MoHAP) has dismissed as false the rumours circulated across social media platforms about Covid-19 vaccines.
MoHAP, in a statement issued on Monday night, underlined the importance of obtaining information from official and reliable sources, and called upon all community members to verify the information before circulation in order to avoid legal liability.
Also read: Up to Dh500,000 fine for spreading false info in UAE
The Ministry stressed that all those propagating fake information will be held legally accountable.
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