Better awareness has led to less fake news on Covid-19, vaccines, says Annuar Musa

By MARTIN CARVALHO, RAHIMY RAHIM and TARRENCE TAN

KUALA LUMPUR: Better awareness among Malaysians has led to fewer incidents of fake news on social media about Covid-19 and vaccines, says Tan Sri Annuar Musa.

"Overall, the spread of fake news on social media has lessened compared to when the vaccination programme was initially launched.

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