coronavirus
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Busting the Myth of the Supposed Connection of 5G to the Coronavirus
During this COVID-19 pandemic, conspiracy theories and other misinformation are hitting the news. Wrong information abound, such as those who say that the coronavirus is simply like the regular flu, or that drinking water can flush the virus out, or that eating cloves of garlic offers protection. In addition, there are also theories that it is a man-made biological weapon, incubated or genetically engineered in bats, or a scheme to control the population by Bill Gates.
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