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“Asymptmatic COVID patients can't transmit the disease”
“Claim: Covid 19 not controlled in Bengaluru”
“Claim: This is not covid 19 ward in New Zealand”
“Fewer than 100 people have died directly from Covid-19 in Ireland”
“Says Donald Trump has opposed plans to clean up “Toxic chemicals that cause cancer (that) are in the water …. (and) put Wisconsin at risk.”
“‘Sir Ganga Ram hospital' letter prescribing preventive medication for everyone to tackle COVID-19”
“Sir Ganga Ram Hospital's Doctor Has Recommended Home Isolation and Medication to COVID-19 Patients”
“Video of Coronavirus ward being closed in New Zealand after the treatment of the last patient in the country”
“Video of people collapsed in India due to COVID-19”
“Video shows the last COVID-19 patient exiting from the hospital in New Zealand”
“Wearing masks for the coronavirus “decreases oxygen intake, increases toxin inhalation, shuts down immune system, increases virus risk, scientifically inaccurate, effectiveness not studied.”
PolitiFact says: Studies show masks can curb spread of the novel coronavirus. Experts say the face coverings do not cause health problems.
“What they actually mean is ... an asymptomatic person cannot transfer the virus.”
FactCheck.org says: The WHO has said that “asymptomatic people can transmit COVID-19, but that we need more research to establish the extent of asymptomatic transmission.”
“Leo Varadkar is going to the Supreme Court to make a coronavirus vaccine mandatory”
TheJournal.ie says: The Department of the Taoiseach confirmed that the claim was false. Additionally, it would not be possible for Leo Varadkar to go straight to the Supreme Court.
“Photo of 82-year-old Md Barkat Ali who failed 47 times in 10th class exams but finally passes in 2020 as 10th Class exams were cancelled in Telangana due to COVID-19”
“The World Health Organization 'now admits that asymptomatic transmission of COVID-19 is very rare.”
PolitiFact says: A World Health Organization official said in a June 8 press briefing that asymptomatic spread of the novel coronavirus is “very rare.” A day later, the same official clarified her comments.
“A viral image circulating online is advising social media users that gargling water with salt or vinegar “eliminates” the coronavirus.”
“Campaign video shows President Trump earning bipartisan praise for his handling of the coronavirus crisis.”
FactStream says: Testing testing testing.