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Warning over fake e-mail

A fraudulent email being spread on social media.

The Government today warned the public about a fake e-mail that asked people to “validate” their Covid-19 status.

A spokeswoman said the e-mail – which was being spread on social media – was designed to appear as if it came from the Ministry of Health.

But the spokeswoman added: “This is not a Government of Bermuda message.

“The link in the message should not be clicked on and the e-mail should not be forwarded.

“If a member of the public receives the e-mail, they should delete it.”

The e-mail said that the US-based Centres for Disease Control had issued a “compulsory Covid-19 status validation to all Bermuda residents”, and that compliance was required by Bermudians and permanent residents.

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Published October 07, 2021 at 3:38 pm (Updated October 07, 2021 at 3:58 pm)

Warning over fake e-mail

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