The CoronaVirusFacts/DatosCoronaVirus Alliance Database

Here is the database that gathers all of the falsehoods that have been detected by the CoronaVirusFacts/DatosCoronaVirus alliance. This database unites fact-checkers in more than 70 countries and includes articles published in at least 40 languages. Para búsquedas en español, haz clic aquí. Faça buscas em português aqui.

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2021/05/25 | Georgia, Egypt

Manipulation: A video showing a row of people on the ground, wrapped in white shrouds proves that COVID-19 deaths are staged.

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2021/05/25 | Georgia, Sweden

FALSE: Sweden stopped using PCR tests for diagnosing COVID-19 because tests cannot distinguish between live and dead viruses and provide misleading results.

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2021/05/24 | Georgia, Taiwan

Manipulation: A small number of coronavirus deaths in Taiwan is because the country does not obey the WHO protocols.

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2021/05/24 | Georgia, China

Manipulation: A tornado in the Chinese city of Wuhan destroyed the laboratory in which the coronavirus was created.

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2021/05/21 | Georgia, United States

FALSE: The US federal court ordered Facebook and YouTube not to block information about COVID-19 vaccines.

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2021/05/21 | Georgia

FALSE: Vaccination is dangerous for asymptomatic COVID-19 patients.

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2021/05/20 | Georgia, United States

FALSE: An investigation has been launched against Anthony Fauci over the arrangement of the genocide, and hearings on RNA vaccines were held in the US Senate.

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2021/05/19 | Georgia, India

Misleading: A video showing how a hospital employee beats a patient is proof of a fake pandemic.

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2021/05/19 | Georgia

FALSE: COVID-19 pandemic was created by the global elites to reduce world population and to establish New World Order proves the quote taken from the book Verbatim by Jacques Attali.

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2021/05/17 | Georgia

Misleading: From December 2020 to February 2021, 13.9% of pregnant women suffered miscarriages after getting vaccinated which questions the recommendation on getting COVID-19 vaccine during pregnancy.

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2021/05/14 | Georgia

FALSE: Multiple claims: 1. Coronavirus pandemic is actually a conspiracy to subjugate people, whereas the reports on the death rate of the coronavirus are fake and exaggerated; 2. Introducing quarantine measures and vaccination programs actually aim to make people accustomed to dictatorship in the future; 3. Videos show concentration camps of people who are afraid of the virus in Russia and Hungary. By 2023-2024, coronavirus patients and vaccinated people will be moved to these concentration camps; 4. Several country leaders refused to take part in the “satanic” pandemic, like Brazil, Sweden, and Turkmenistan. The President of Brazil refused the coronavirus vaccines, while Sweden and Turkmenistan did not introduce any restrictions, so life goes on there as usual.

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2021/05/14 | Georgia

Manipulation: Vaccination aims at chipping people, while injection spots on the arms have magnetic reactions.

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2021/05/13 | Georgia, United States

Manipulation: Offices, gyms, shops, business services, and schools are being closed for vaccinated people in the United States.

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2021/05/13 | Georgia, United States

Manipulation: COVID-19 vaccine is not effective and even its two doses do not protect people against the virus: 102 people who received two doses of Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine tested positive two weeks after getting vaccinated in Washington, 10 people are in critical condition and 2 persons died.

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2021/05/11 | Georgia

FALSE: As of May 10, Georgia was on the first place in the world by COVID-19 death rate according to Our World in Data.

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