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02 February 202022.54 The World Health Organization (WHO) has lashed out against the "massive 'infodemia'" that accompanies the coronavirus epidemic, pointing the finger at an "overabundance of information - some accurate and some not making it difficult for people find reliable sources and reliable directions when they need it. " WHO stressed that it is working "to trace and respond to myths and rumors". "Through its headquarters in Geneva, its six offices, it works 24 hours a day" to avoid fake news.WHO: too many unreliable news about viruses
2020-02-02T22:12:20.836Z
22.54 The World Health Organization (WHO) has lashed out against the "massive 'infodemic'" that accompanies the coronavirus epidemic, pointing the finger at an "overabundance of information - some accurate and some not that make it difficult for people find reliable sources and reliable directions when they need it. " WHO stressed that it is working "to trace and respond to myths and rumors". "Through its headquarters in Geneva, its six offices, it works 24 hours a day" to avoid fake news.
Source: rainews