Video that went viral on 2018, UNRELATED to the current condition.
More @ EXPLANATION and REFERENCE section.
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CATEGORY
False context.
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SOURCE
http://bit.ly/2RRuC7W / http://archive.md/uQQu0 (backup archive), “דוד אשר” account (twitter.com/_DavidAsher). Shared 1.4 thousands times per screenshot was made.
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NARRATIVE
“Swine flu appeared in China, and bird flu spread from China to the world, and now the corona virus has appeared, and this disease has appeared in China.
Chinese society is a mentally corrupt society. We have to save these kids.
China has become a threat to humanity.
#Corono”.
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EXPLANATION
(1) http://bit.ly/2qYG8Rs, First Draft News: “FALSE CONTEXT
When genuine content is shared with false contextual information”
* The SOURCE shared video about a child fed with living Tadpoles which went viral on 2018.
* The SOURCE added unrelated narrative which has caused false conclusion.
(2) THE STRAITS TIMES @ April 4 2018: “A video clip on Chinese social media showing an adult feeding a toddler what appears to be tadpoles in a bowl of liquid prompted a Chinese paediatrician to warn the public of possible infection that could arise from doing so.”
More @ http://bit.ly/37uxtu4 / http://archive.md/QmmH4 (backup archive).
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REFERENCE
(1) http://bit.ly/2GnSRFx, “MAFINDO” (twitter.com/turnbackhoax): “https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/east-asia/clip-of-adult-feeding-child-tadpoles-goes-viral-in-china-paediatrician-warns-of, https://web.archive.org/web/20200125153422/https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/east-asia/clip-of-adult-feeding-child-tadpoles-goes-viral-in-china-paediatrician-warns-of
2018.”
(2) “HoaxEye” (twitter.com/hoaxeye):
* http://bit.ly/2NXQI7G: “Many questions about this video where an adult is feeding living tadpoles to a child. This was viral in 2018 – which makes it unrelated to the Coronavirus). https://t.co/E6OLaAQFMw?amp=1 h/t @TurnBackHoax”.
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* http://bit.ly/2tIAQ21: “About getting virus infection by eating wild animals: it’s more complex. https://t.co/VpmhhEXCzQ?amp=1”
TIME: “However, Adam Kamradt-Scott, associate professor specializing in global health security at the University of Sydney, says this way of thinking is often flawed. While scientists first thought that Ebola started with the consumption of bat meat in a village of south-eastern Guinea, they now believe that the two-year-old girl known as Child Zero was likely infected via bat droppings that contaminated an object she put in her mouth. MERS was also primarily spread from live camels to humans through association, rather than the eating of camel meat.”
More @ http://bit.ly/2uAmoZE / http://archive.md/tfzb5 (backup archive).