Factcheck: Was a man in Texas forcibly vaccinated against COVID-19?
FALSE. DO NOT SHARE. There is no known vaccine for COVID-19.
Factcheck: Can a televangelist cure COVID-19?
FALSE. DO NOT SHARE. There is no known cure for COVID-19.
Factcheck: Can the Danish police enter homes without a warrant?
FALSE. DO NOT SHARE. A proposal to allow police to enter homes without a warrant did not pass in Denmark’s Parliament.
Factcheck: Was COVID-19 engineered containing ‘HIV insertions’?
FALSE. DO NOT SHARE. COVID-19 is thought to have originated in wildlife and was not engineered in a lab.
Factcheck: Do increased SO2 emissions indicate mass cremations in Wuhan?
FALSE. DO NOT SHARE CLAIM. The COVID-19 lockdown is intended to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
Factcheck: Is the US COVID-19 lockdown an attempt to stop Catholics celebrating Easter?
FALSE. DO NOT SHARE CLAIM. The COVID-19 lockdown is intended to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
Factcheck: Was COVID-19 manufactured in order to cause human depopulation?
FALSE. DO NOT SHARE CLAIM. The virus is thought to be natural and not engineered in a laboratory.
Factcheck: Did COVID-19 start when a woman ate bat soup for a travel blog?
FALSE. DO NOT SHARE. CLAIM: The video was taken in 2016 in Micronesia, not Wuhan.
Factcheck: Can tonic water and zinc treat COVID-19?
FALSE. DO NOT SHARE. CLAIM: Quinine, or tonic water, taken with zinc on a daily basis is an effective treatment for coronavirus.
Factcheck: Have Shanghai and Beijing been unaffected by the Coronavirus outbreak?
FALSE. DO NOT SHARE. CLAIM: The Chinese cities of Shanghai and Beijing were unaffected by the COVID-19 outbreak, despite being close to epicentre in Wuhan.