HSE debunks WhatsApp rumour linking petrol pumps and Covid-19

The HSE has categorically denied that any specific guideline was issued on petrol pumps.

HSE debunks WhatsApp rumour linking petrol pumps and Covid-19
Sat, 21 Mar, 2020 - 14:44
Stephen Maguire

The HSE has denied issuing a notice that the coronavirus is spreading by people using petrol pumps.

A WhatsApp rumour being circulated nationwide claims the HSE told hospital staff the virus is spreading very quickly through petrol pump handles.

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