[D66] New Zealand pakt Corona-nepnieuws aan (Wuhan Coronavirus 2019-nCoV #706)
Dr. Marc-Alexander Fluks
fluks at combidom.com
Mon Jun 28 14:35:08 CEST 2021
Bron: Regering New Zealand (Gezondheidsraad)
Datum: 24 juni 2021
URL:
https://www.cert.govt.nz/individuals/common-threats/covid-19-vaccine-scams/report-covid-19-vaccine-scams-or-misinformation/
Ref:
https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/national/445179/doctors-spreading-misinformation-about-covid-19-may-lose-their-job-medical-council
Report COVID-19 vaccine scams or misinformation
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It's important to stay safe during the COVID-19 vaccine roll out.
COVID-19 is a hot topic at the moment, and some may use it as an
opportunity to scam people or spread inaccurate information. Help us
stop these campaigns. If you have experienced or are aware of COVID-19
scams or misinformation, please email us with all the details you have
through the link below.
Reporting it: covid at ops.cert.govt.nz
Reporting a COVID-19 scam
For email scams please:
* Forward the original email, including any attachments (screenshots are
not very helpful - but fine if that is all that is possible). This will
allow us to investigate any hyperlinks etc.
* Include any further details you're aware of regarding the scam.
Once you have done this, you can block the sender and delete the email
from your system. We will come back to you with further advice.
For phone scams please include:
* the telephone number the call came from (if possible)
* the telephone number of the person who received the call (this will be
treated in confidence)
* the date and time of the call
* a brief explanation of what the caller said
Read more about COVID-19 scams
https://www.cert.govt.nz/individuals/common-threats/covid-19-vaccine-scams/
Reporting COVID-19 misinformation
Stopping the spread of mis and disinformation about the COVID-19 vaccine
will limit any potential confusion for New Zealanders and help them to
make informed decisions about the vaccine.
If possible,
* Send us the link of the website if the content is online.
* If you see COVID-19 misinformation on social media, report it to the
platform (for example, Facebook or Twitter).
* If it is a physical item, such as a leaflet, email us a photograph and
if possible details of where and how you received it.
* Include when you received the item and where it came from.
Read more about misinformation in relation to COVID-19
https://www.cert.govt.nz/individuals/common-threats/covid-19-vaccine-scams/covid-19-vaccine-misinformation/
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