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  1. timesofindia.indiatimes.com › times-fact-checkFACT CHECK: Did Hyderabad Police claim soft drinks contain ...

    Jun 4, 2019 · VERDICT Times Fact Check has found the claims of Hyderabad Police warning against consumption of cold-drinks to avoid the spread of ebola virus to be false.

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  3. newsmeter.in › fact-check › hyderabad-police-warningFact Check: Hyderabad police warning on ebola-contaminated ...

    Jul 10, 2023 · Fact Check: Hyderabad police warning on ebola-contaminated cold drinks is fake. No such advisory has been issued by Hyderabad Police. By Sunanda Naik Published on 10 July 2023 10:02 AM GMT. Hyderabad: An advisory allegedly made by the Hyderabad police has gone viral on social media. (Source- Screengrab of the viral post)

  4. www.thequint.com › news › webqoofHyderabad Cops Issued Warning About Ebola in Cold Drinks ...

    Jul 16, 2019 · A viral message claims that Hyderabad police has advised not to drink cold drinks like Fanta, Pepsi, Coke, etc as they are contaminated with Ebola. The Quint fact-checks the claim and finds it to be fake and old.

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  5. english.factcrescendo.com › 2024/05/08 › messageDid Hyderabad police release a warning about the ...

    May 8, 2024 · The message says that Hyderabad Police has issued a warning not to consume soft drinks like Maaza, Fanta, 7 Up, Coca Cola, Mountain Dew, Pepsi, etc. for the next few days because one of the company’s workers has mixed the contaminated blood of a dangerous virus named Ebola in it.

  6. newsmobile.in › 2021/06/15 › fact-check-didFact Check: Did Hyderabad Police Warn Against Having Soft ...

    Jun 15, 2021 · Hyderabad Police has warned India. For the next few days, don’t drink any cold drink like Mazza, Fanta, 7 up, coca-cola, mountain dew, Pepsi, etc. because the worker of one of these companies has mixed the contaminated blood of a dangerous virus called Ebola in it. This news was told yesterday by NDTV.”.

  7. www.thenewsminute.com › telangana › no-your-coldNo, your cold drinks are not infected with Ebola: Hyd police ...

    Jul 14, 2019 · A fake message, attributed to the Hyderabad City Police, was in circulation, warning people that certain cold drinks may contain the Ebola virus.

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    Jul 7, 2023 · A social media post claims that Hyderabad Police has alerted people not to consume soft drinks like Coca-Cola and Pepsi as an employee of one of these companies has contaminated the product by...

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