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Did WHO say drinking palm oil can stop the spread of COVID-19? | International Centre for Investigative Reporting - Vimarsana News

Did WHO say drinking palm oil can stop the spread of COVID-19? | International Centre for Investigative Reporting

The claim was attributed to the World Health Organisation (WHO). It specifically claimed that drinking two spoonfuls of palm oil every morning would help curb the spread of the virus. The Claim False Claim on Corona Virus Vaccine The findings FALSE. The COVID-19 is a pandemic. On December 31, 2019, the WHO Country Office in China became aware of the ‘viral pneumonia’ in Wuhan city. The Wuhan Municipal Health Commission issued a media statement on the disease outbreak. The WHO says it took 98 days for the virus to infect 100, 000 people in Africa and just 18 days thereafter to hit 200,...

The Whoppers of 2020 - Vimarsana News

The Whoppers of 2020

The Whoppers of 2020 Summary For the sixth year in a row President Donald Trump has proved he is in a class of his own when it comes to political mendacity. His claims again make up the majority of our top 10 list of the most egregious falsehoods. And in 2020, two of Trump’s whoppers may well be the most outrageous and damaging of his political career: his false attacks on the integrity of the election and his downplaying of the coronavirus pandemic. Democratic President-elect Joe Biden also earned spots in our lineup for false claims about Trump’s handling of the COVID-19 outbreak and fo...

Bikies charged with defrauding bushfire victim payments - Criminal Law - Vimarsana News

Bikies charged with defrauding bushfire victim payments - Criminal Law

To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. Police have laid fraud charges against a number of people, alleging that they dishonestly claimed government payments intended for bushfire victims. Many of the alleged offenders are said to have links to the Rebels bikie gang. Six men, aged from 25 to 32, and three women, aged 26 to 37, were arrested as part of a two-day operation throughout western Sydney. It is alleged the group claimed $700,000 through a NSW Government grant scheme. Alleged Bushfire Fraud After the bushfires in early 20...

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