Tourism players: Covid-19 updates are easily misconstrued


PETALING JAYA: The authorities’ intention in keeping the people informed of the country’s Covid-19 status may be noble but they should also consider how quick information is shared and possibly misconstrued on social media, say tourism players.

They said the timing and manner of the communication should be properly handled to prevent unnecessary fear.

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