Fake information about a cure for Coronavirus is still being disseminated in the Georgian media. News agencies Alia.ge and Tvalsazrisi.ge published interviews with Georgian doctors
On March 12, an invited guest on TV Obiektivi “Night Studio” program, Victor Hugo Vaca stated that Russia is the most successful country when it
On March 15, the online editions gadacema.ge and fbmediatv.com published information, as if Dutch scientists have found a medicine against coronavirus. Both articles have the
On March 16, an online edition Progressnews released an article headlined “Coronavirus was created artificially and it represents a bioweapon – Indian scientists.” The article
On March 16, a pro-Kremlin online media outlet News Front Georgia released an article headlined “When a temperature exceeds 30 degrees Celsius, the spread of
Russian politicians and experts keep disseminating conspiracy theories about the origins of coronavirus. This time, the Head of the Moscow Scientific Union of Therapists, Pavel
On March 14, Sputnik-georgia published on its web-page an article, titled “Fall ill with the COVID 19: the doctor urges the people to get infected,
On February 28, Georgian web page hotnews.ge published an article, titled “The apple vinegar and iodine will protect you from coronavirus – Turkish doctors’ recommendations”. The
On March 11, online edition Georgia and World (Geworld.ge) released an article headlined “Attention! Americans are going to teach our children tolerance towards Sodomists through
On March 10-11, several online editions spread the information based on Facebook user Mikheil Sharvashidze’s post, as if the Georgian citizens who travelled back from
The conspiracy theories about the spread of the novel coronavirus still persist. This time, astrologists and various members of the public got involved in the
On March 7, a pro-Kremlin online edition News Front Georgia released an article headlined “Instead of intensified prayers… or how not to resemble the West!”
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