This is among news items spread on social media debunked by the government. FMTNews BNM Covid19
As the movement control order continues to be enforced, fake news items continue to be spead on social media.
PETALING JAYA: Bank Negara Malaysia today denied that it had frozen card payments for non-essential items from March 27 till the movement control order is lifted. This is one of the fake news items carried on social media. The communications and multimedia ministry has been issuing daily statements to rebut such allegations and allay the fears of the public.
Just two days ago, a senior citizen in Melaka was fined RM2,000 for spreading fake news linked to the tabligh gathering at the Sri Petaling Mosque last month.Meanwhile, the Segamat Hospital in Johor denied claims that its wards were being used to treat Covid-19 patients.The National Security Council also dismissed claims that the clothing of Covid-19 patients would be sold in a bundle sale.Subscribe to our newsletter and get news delivered to your mailbox.
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