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WhatsApp coronavirus scam message is circulating - what to do if you receive it
17.02.2020 - 16:01 / dailyrecord.co.uk
Over the last few weeks, a deadly new coronavirus has swept across China, infecting thousands of people and leading to huge travel bans.
Now, a scam message has started circulating on WhatsApp, which claims to reveal a cure for the virus.
The message has been doing the rounds this week, and suggests that garlic can cure the virus.
It was shared on Twitter by one user, who claimed it had been sent to him on the family WhatsApp group.
The message reads: “Pass it please. Good news, Wuhan’s corona
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