MUSCAT: The Indian Embassy in Oman has urged Indians living in Oman not to get distracted by fake news on social media amid the coronavirus pandemic.
In a statement issued, the embassy urged citizens in Oman to stay focused and united in the fight against Covid-19 and not to get distracted by fake news on social media with “malicious intentions”.
“In these challenging times, it is important that we stay focused and united in our fight against COVID-19, and not get distracted by fake news on social media with malicious intentions,” the embassy said.
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The embassy also retweeted a post by Prime Minister Narendra Modi who said “COVID-19 does not see race, religion, colour, caste, creed, language or borders before striking.”
The embassy said the relations between India and Oman are underpinned by “our shared values of tolerance and pluralism. Let us all commit to maintain unity and social harmony at this critical juncture.”
