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."
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