View this post on Instagram The 🌍 is overloaded with #COVID19 misinformation ❗️ Before you share a post or an article, CHECK trusted sources like WHO & natl. health authorities ❗️ If you believe the information is false or misleading, this is how you can REPORT it on #socialmedia 👉 bit.ly/2FsXmBe A post shared by World Health Organization (@who) on Aug 18, 2020 at 7:11am PDT
The 🌍 is overloaded with #COVID19 misinformation ❗️ Before you share a post or an article, CHECK trusted sources like WHO & natl. health authorities ❗️ If you believe the information is false or misleading, this is how you can REPORT it on #socialmedia 👉 bit.ly/2FsXmBe
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View this post on Instagram Are your children up to date?⠀ ⠀ #VaccinesWork @who @gavialliance A post shared by UNICEF (@unicef) on Aug 27, 2020 at 3:10pm PDT
Are your children up to date?⠀ ⠀ #VaccinesWork @who @gavialliance
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