KKMM debunks fake Covid-19 cure and an alleged order for public to get tested


KKMM debunks viral rumour that visitors to Cameron Highlands need to undergo Covid-19 tests. — AFP

The Communications and Multimedia Ministry (KKMM) has debunked a series of pandemic misinformation, including one about a fake wonder cure and another on a directive purportedly ordering Cameron Highlands visitors to get Covid-19 testing.

A press release by KKMM’s Quick Response team explained that the directive, which had recently gone viral on social media, was being denied by the Pahang Health Department.

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