Spraying people with disinfectants to kill a virus may appear to be a good idea in movies? But @WHO does not recommend such spraying

According to WHO, large-scale spraying or fumigation in areas such as streets or open markets for the COVID-19 virus is not recommended. Streets and sidewalks are not considered as routes of infection for COVID-19. Spraying disinfectants, even outdoors, can be noxious for people’s health and cause eye, respiratory or skin irritation or damage.

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Spraying people with disinfectants to kill a virus may appear to be a good idea in movies? But

WHO

does not recommend such spraying

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Claim: A message circulating on WhatsApp claims that Central Government is providing Rs 1.5 lakh to every Municipality for each COVID19 patient.

Claim: A message circulating on WhatsApp claims that Central Government is providing Rs 1.5 lakh to every Municipality for each COVID19 patient. PIBFactCheck: The claim is Fake. No such announcement has been made by the Government.

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An Indian Express the article quotes a Delhi police order giving the impression that Delhi Police is biased.

Claim: An @IndianExpress the article quotes a Delhi police order giving the impression that Delhi police is biased. Reality: Delhi police has rebutted the claim as "Highly Misleading" and that the 'article conveniently ignores the spirit of the order' Delhi Police's Rejoinder to the above News Article 👇 pic.twitter.com/qk7PVflZGx — #DilKiPolice Delhi Police (@DelhiPolice) July 15, 2020

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