WHO uses social media to communicate 📡 vital health information to millions of people around the 🌏🌍🌎. Are you following us yet on these platforms 👇 ? 
#COVID19 has triggered an infodemic around the 🌎🌍🌏 - lots of information, but not always reliable and trusted. WHO uses social media platforms to fight misinformation and provide people with accurate public health advice.
To fight #COVID19 misinformation, WHO has collaborated with @Twitter, @Facebook, @instagram, @LinkedIn, @Snapchat, @tiktok_us, @Pinterest, @YouTube to direct people to WHO or national health institutions when searching for coronavirus information ℹ️.
For worldwide reliable updates on #COVID19 at @Twitter
📲 follow @WHO or visit: bit.ly/3ieKJc2
For regional and country updates, check the full list of WHO accounts ➡️ twitter.com/i/lists/990705…
📲 follow @WHO or visit: bit.ly/3ieKJc2
For regional and country updates, check the full list of WHO accounts ➡️ twitter.com/i/lists/990705…
When you are using @Facebook, check you’re getting the latest accurate public health advice by:
👍 Liking or following the WHO page: facebook.com/WHO/
👍 Visiting #COVID19 information hub: bit.ly/2ZkYmhb
👍 Liking or following the WHO page: facebook.com/WHO/
👍 Visiting #COVID19 information hub: bit.ly/2ZkYmhb
When you check your @instagram feed and stories 🤳, look for WHO's latest advice on how to stay safe from #COVID19!
Follow us here: instagram.com/who
Follow us here: instagram.com/who
