Twitter says videos of Trump suggesting disinfectant as COVID-19 treatment don’t violate policy
Trump asked if disinfectants could be used to treat coronavirus patients.
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Twitter said Videos of US President Donald Trump hover the idea of injecting disinfectants or with ultraviolet or “very strong” light in the body as COVID-19 Don’t hurt remedies his coronavirus misinformation policy. According to reports, a Twitter spokesman said Trump’s statements were more a desire for healing than a call to actionAccording to a Reuters report on Friday.
Twitter has blocked the hashtag trends for disinfectant injection, however.
“If tweets or trends about # COVID19 contain a call to action that could possibly harm someone, they will be removed,” tweeted Twitter communication on Friday. “We will not require that any tweet that contains incomplete or controversial information about # COVID19 be removed. As an open service, this is not scalable and limits the active discussion.”
Trump made the suggestion during a coronavirus briefing in the White House on Thursday afternoon. Comment on the ability of disinfectants such as bleach and Isopropyl alcohol to kill the virus on surfaces that President said“I see the disinfectant that turns it off in a minute … is there a way to do it by injecting inside or almost by cleaning?”
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