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Cholera to Covid: Fake news and deadly diseases

An image from Day of the Straws.

Cholera to Covid: Fake news and deadly diseases

Mon, 15 Jun, 2020 - 21:00

Colette Sheridan

An image from Day of the Straws.

What has Covid-19 got in common with the hysteria that accompanied the 1832 cholera epidemic that originated in Charleville?

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