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Twitter warns “concerned about spreading false and harmful information”
Trump, a day before the campaign, does not reveal if he is negative
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When US President Donald Trump tweeted that he was immune to the new coronavirus infection (Corona 19), Twitter issued a warning tag as “ fake news. ”
On the 11th (local time), President Trump said on his Twitter account that “yesterday there was full and complete approval from the White House medical staff.” “I can’t get it (Corona 19) and spread it. Very good! “In particular, President Trump emphasized by opening parentheses after the phrase ‘cannot be caught’ and writing it separately as ‘immune.’ In an interview with Fox News that day, the president also mentioned his comments. doctor and said, “It seems I’ve been immune.
Twitter attached a warning tag to the tweet. This is because it can spread false and harmful information related to Corona 19. However, Twitter decided that access to the tweet could be of interest to the public, so it was “ hidden ” without removing it, and when pressed the button “ view ”, you could see the original text.
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President Trump has announced that he will resume the campaign insisting on surpassing Crown 19, but local media are raising questions about President Trump’s health status. Politico, a political news outlet, said President Trump was making such a claim a day before his return to the campaign and that he tweeted to show his willingness to enforce the election. President Trump plans to resume the campaign in earnest by visiting Florida one after the other beginning on the 12th. In response to this, the NBC broadcast criticized President Trump because “it is not clear when the last negative (Corona 19) time was.”
In fact, President Trump’s doctor, Sean Conley, announced in a statement the day before that there appears to be no increased risk of Trump spreading Corona 19 to others, but did not reveal whether he received a negative Corona 19 test.
/ Reporter Kwak Yoon-ah [email protected]
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