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  • Quick fact check: Fake job advert attributed to World Health Organization resurfaces The viral job advert viral is falsely attributed to World Health Organization (WHO). - By: Urvashi Kapoor - Published: Sep 14, 2021 at 07:57 PM New Delhi (Vishvas News): A post has resurfaced on social media in the name of World Health Organization (WHO). As per the post, WHO is offering jobs to people during the coronavirus pandemic. The advertisement is prompting people to click on a link and share it further with Whatsapp contacts. The post also claims that users can earn Rs1000 or Rs2000 daily. following this process. Vishvas News earlier investigated investigated the viral post and found it to be fake. Claim A post shared on Vishvas News Whatsapp chatbot claims that World Health Organization (WHO) is offering jobs to people during the coronavirus pandemic. As per the advertisement, people need to fill in their personal details by clicking on a suspicious link and share the link with their Whatsapp contacts. It further claims that by following this process, users can earn Rs1000 or Rs2000 daily. The link with the post is http://bit.ly/Jobs-At_WHO Investigation Vishvas News investigated the advertisement on the official website of World Health Organization (WHO) but didn’t find any such job. The posting was also not mentioned on any social media handle of WHO. The link mentioned in the post prompts the users to enter name, age, contact details and city name. It further displayed the message: “Share this news with your Whatsapp friends to get this job offer.” The link is suspicious and one should never fill any personal information such unauthentic links. The complete fact check can be read here. We contacted WHO and the spokesperson of organization stated: “This is spam. WHO has not made any such advertisement.” Conclusion: The viral job advert viral is falsely attributed to World Health Organization (WHO). - Claim Review : WHO offering jobs by clicking on the link - Claimed By : Whatsapp user - Fact Check : False Know the truth! If you have any doubts about any information or a rumor, do let us know! Knowing the truth is your right. If you feel any information is doubtful and it can impact the society or nation, send it to us by any of the sources mentioned below.
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