Using fake news to stop people from taking Covid-19 vaccine can land you in hot water, says Deputy IGP


PETALING JAYA: Action can be taken against those who use fake news to urge people to not take the Covid-19 vaccine, says Datuk Seri Acryl, Sani Abdullah Sani (pic).

"The police will open investigation papers if there are reports lodged regarding this issue.

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