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Source: Highlights The claim that 5G trials or networks are causing coronavirus in India is "false" and without any scientific basis, an official release said. The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) said several misleading messages are being circulated on various social media platforms, claiming that the second wave of coronavirus has been caused by the testing of the 5G mobile towers. Outlining the initiatives already taken, the DoT said it has a well-structured process so that operators strictly adhere to these prescribed norms. The telecom department on Monday asserted that there is ab...

DoT says no link between 5G and COVID; urges public not to be misled by baseless claims SECTIONS DoT says no link between 5G and COVID; urges public not to be misled by baseless claimsPTI Last Updated: May 10, 2021, 11:02 PM IST Share Synopsis The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) said several misleading messages are being circulated on various social media platforms, claiming that the second wave of coronavirus has been caused by the testing of the 5G mobile towers. Agencies Outlining the initiatives already taken, the DoT said it has a well-structured process so that operators strictly...

Representative image NEW DELHI: The telecom department on Monday asserted that there is absolutely no link between 5G technology and the spread of Covid, and urged the public not to be misguided by baseless and false messages being circulated on social media platforms. The claim that 5G trials or networks are causing coronavirus in India is "false" and without any scientific basis, an official release said. The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) said several misleading messages are being circulated on various social media platforms, claiming that the second wave of coronavirus has been ...

The remaining dining venues are expected to follow suit within the next few weeks. Restaurant Operators’ Association of Zimbabwe (ROAZ) president, Mr. Bongai Zamchiya, said this was a commendable development in support of the ongoing national effort to combat Covid-19. “A study of our members highlighted their quick action on taking up the vaccine and we are delighted with their effort,” he said. “ROAZ is now requesting extended operating hours for restaurants, a move that will alleviate the financial pressure on them following a year and a month of closure or partial operation for th...