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A growing number of doctors, academics and institutions have adapted and amplified their scientific messaging in hopes of countering what has been termed an infodemic -- a deluge of information, including widespread false claims, which experts say can pose a serious threat to public health.
Facebook Inc and YouTube, the video service of Alphabet Inc's Google, said that they were removing a video that made medically unsubstantiated claims relating to the novel coronavirus pandemic.
Independent researcher Ravio Patra, who had been critical of a presidential staffer, was arrested on Wednesday and released Friday after being accused of inciting riots through WhatsApp.
Authorities have dismissed as a hoax a rumor that two volunteers at Jakarta's makeshift hospital for COVID-19 in the Kemayoran athletes village had died after contracting the coronavirus disease.
