PIB fact check says an image circulating online claim, "death within two years after getting Covid-19 vaccination" is absolutely fake.
As the whole world trying to beat the coronavirus pandemic and making people aware about this pandemic. There has been a sequential circulation of fake news on social media platforms giving misinformation about the viral disease with regard to source of origin, symptoms, remedies, vaccination, appropriate behaviour etc.
Government authorities from time to time are trying to inform people through social media or official announcements to refrain from believing and re-sharing such rumours about the pandemic.
One such fake news is circulating on social media in India. The Centre through PIB Fact Check tweeted a post which allegedly quoted Nobel Laureate and prominent French Virologist Luc Montagnier, stating that all those who have been vaccinated against the Covid-19 disease will die within two years. “The claim in the image is fake. The Covid-19 vaccine is completely safe. Do not forward this message,” the Centre clarify in a subsequent tweet.
What is the viral post about covid-19 vaccination?
According to the tweet shared by the Centre, the fake news post quoting Luc Montagnier read, “All vaccinated people will die within two years. Nobel Laureate Luc Montagnier has confirmed that there is no chance of survival for people who have received any form of vaccine.
Taking to Twitter, PIB wrote, "An image allegedly quoting a French Nobel Laureate on COVID-19 vaccines is circulating on social media. The claim in the image is FAKE. COVID-19 Vaccine is completely safe. Do not forward this image #PIBFactCheck."
So be Aware of all fake news and thrust on Government.
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