Anti-vaccine group founder apologises for asking followers to flood public hotlines

Screenshots showing Iris Koh, founder of the Healing The Divide group, with Raymond Ng, and the message reportedly sent by them. - SINGAPORE INK

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): The founder of an anti-vaccine group which discourages people from getting Covid-19 jabs, has apologised for having asked followers to flood public hotlines with calls.

In a Facebook post on Monday (Nov 29), Iris Koh, founder of Telegram group Healing the Divide, said: "Asking people to flood the call centre for no genuine reason is definitely wrong."