Viral message claiming teenager died due to Covid-19 booster dose fake

Published: Feb 14, 2022 12:59 PM

A viral Whatsapp message claiming that a teenager had died after taking the Covid-19 booster dose in Sabah is not true, says Sabah Health director Dr Rose Nani Mudin.

She said the Sabah Health Department had conducted an investigation and discovered that the viral message was false.

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