Statement from the Presidency on 'monkeypox'
The Presidency's Directorate of Communications Center for Combating Disinformation (DMM) announced that images shared on some social media accounts, allegedly showing a person infected with the 'monkeypox virus,' actually belong to a person injured during protests in Iran in 2022.
The Directorate of Communications Center for Combating Disinformation announced that images circulating on social media accounts, which were claimed to belong to a person infected with the 'monkeypox virus,' contain manipulation.
??Bazı sosyal medya hesaplarında, 'maymun çiçeği virüsü' bulaşan kişiye ait olduğu iddiasıyla paylaşılan görüntüler, manipülasyon içermektedir.
— Dezenformasyonla Mücadele Merkezi (@dmmiletisim) August 16, 2024
Bahse konu fotoğraf, 2022 yılında İran'daki protestolar sırasında av tüfeğinden çıkan saçmalarla vurulan bir adamı göstermektedir.… pic.twitter.com/29CNocDpnT
In the statement, which noted that the photograph in question belongs to a person hit by shotgun pellets during protests in Iran in 2022, it was stated, "The photograph has no connection to monkeypox disease. Do not give credence to baseless claims."
News Source: 12punto
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