Carian mengenai topik viral-message

The fake viral message urged people to vote for Anwar to be PM.

A viral message being shared on social media about the abduction of six children for the purpose of harvesting their organs is fake.

Police have dismissed as fake news a viral message on the WhatsApp application that there was a kidnapping incident involving a boy at a tuition centre.

The National Security Council (MKN) has denied a viral message in a poster on social media that face masks will not be required from today (March 29).

MOH denied a viral message that says the government will erase the MySejahtera digital certificates of those who do not take their COVID-19 booster shots.

Health Ministry director-general Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah today debunked a viral message of an alleged scam in which individuals purporting to be Health Ministry officers arrived at a person's home in a ministry van on the pretext of conducting door-to-door tests.

Taking to Facebook today, the Health Ministry clarified the purported scam.

"The accusation where the ministry's van was used in a scam was fake. The van belongs to the ministry, and the staff were the members of the ministry," said the ministry.

The ministry pointed out the district health office would contact members of the public before going to their houses in future.

HKL explained that there was no such surgeon named Dr Shafawati attached to the hospital nor did the person die as alleged.

The message that has gone viral, supposedly from Sabah Deputy Chief Minister Datuk Seri Bung Moktar Radin claiming that Sabah UMNO has lost confidence in Chief Minister Datuk Hajiji Noor, is false.

The viral message claiming that 250 Orang Asli COVID-19 patients in Gopeng have fled into the jungle is false, said Perak Menteri Besar Datuk Saarani Mohamad.

There were so far no reports of COVID-19 infections involving the "Keluar dan #Lawan" gathering at Dataran Merdeka on July 31, said Health director-general Tan Sri Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah.

Police denied the viral message because no assistance was required from any party for the EMCO to be carried out.

The statement was issued to deny a viral message on social media which claimed that COVID-19 infections had gone out of control at the OT.

Datuk Saarani Mohamad has dismissed as false a claim spread via the WhatsApp application that a stricter MCO or full lockdown will be implemented throughout the state this Friday.

A message that has gone viral on social media stating that applications for the AstraZeneca vaccine are open to all in Malaysia is fake, said the JKJAV.

A viral message claiming that the situation at the Raja Permaisuri Bainun Hospital (HRPB), Ipoh is worrisome due to the increase in COVID-19 cases is not true.