Some coronavirus myths you should stop believing
A man seen in a street during a snowfall.(Photo by Sergei Fadeichev\TASS via Getty Images) Source: Getty Images
As coronavirus continues to make the news, a host of untruths has surrounded the topic. In this program, R.Sathyanathan, a popular broadcaster, addresses some of these myths and conspiracy theories. Produced by RaySel.
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