Disinfo: Hepatitis A epidemic quickly spreading in Ukraine

Summary

Mykolayiv authorities announced that a mass Hepatitis A infection occurred in the city and the epidemic is quickly spreading.

Disproof

According to Ukraine’s Health Ministry Community Health Center, Mykolayiv and the surrounding region have logged 47 Hepatitis A cases this year, including six children. National rates of hepatitis A have remained constant over recent years and there are no grounds to call the current outbreak an epidemic. Further debunking by Stopfake www.stopfake.org/en/fake-hepatitis-a-epidemic-in-ukraine/, .

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  • Reported in: Issue 94
  • DATE OF PUBLICATION: 04/01/2018
  • Outlet language(s) Russian
  • Countries and/or Regions discussed in the disinformation: Ukraine
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Disinfo: Czech safety is out of the governmental control due to the EU's multicultural policy

The head of the SPD movement Tomio Okamura says that the Czech Republic is under a threat of a terrorist attacks. According to him, if there was no danger, no anti-terrorist barracks would be placed in public places, and no policemen would go with the machine gun among the public places. In addition Czech safety is out of the governmental control, because Czech citizens have become hostages of the EU’s multicultural policy.

Jan 03, 2018
Disproof

Roadblocks and policemen with machine guns are only precautions. However, the threat of terrorist attacks in the Czech Republic is very low. Also according to the annual report of the Czech Security Information Service the Muslim community in the Czech Republic maintains a very moderate character, the August 2016 march called "Muslims against Terrorism" showed their disagreement with jihadist terrorist attacks. The Czech Security Intelligence Service BIS has stated that the only radical issue connected with the Czech Muslim community is Islamophobia directed against Muslims. www.bis.cz/vyrocni-zprava16e1.html?ArticleID=1136#2.5._Terorismus,

Disinfo: Ukrainians in Poland forced to work for food

In Poland, more than half of migrant workers from Ukraine are faced with various problems associated with employment. Many of them find themselves in a foreign country without passports, working in fact for food. At the same time, as the Ukrainian “Zarobitschans” themselves say, there is no point in complaining to the Polish OSH authorities or the police.

Jan 02, 2018
Disproof

No evidence given. Read more about Zvezda TV here euvsdisinfo.eu/dependent-media-russias-military-tv-zvezda/, .