Coronavirus myths put most vulnerable in Africa and Asia at risk

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Rumours could fuel the spread of the virus among people in remote areas, with no internet access, and with little education.

This news article by Thomson Reuters Foundation News sheds light on seven coronavirus myths that are circulating among some of the world’s more vulnerable communities in Africa and South East Asia.

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