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| Britain: Connecting the spread of Corona with 5G networks just nonsense and dangerous |
The United Kingdom said on Saturday that the conspiracy theory that linked these pillars to the spread of the new coronavirus (COVID-19) was very bad and very dangerous news after the launch of the 5G signal.
When the reporter asked about "theory", claiming that the fifth-generation communications pillar could play a role in the spread of the disease, Cabinet Secretary Michael Gove said: "It is nonsense and also dangerous."
The comments came after the cell phone pole had been destroyed in the past few days. Telecommunications workers were abused in Birmingham, central England and Merseyside in northern England, where people were dependent more than ever. The communication network was damaged.
Without the scientific support, the idea of a fifth generation conspiracy is bad news because it can harm the state's emergency capacity pandemic, said NHS Director National Stephen Boyce.
Stakeholders from the British mobile phone company (such as EE, O2, Vodafone, and Three) said they knew about false rumors about linking 5G networks to epidemics and also knew that this threatened telecom staff.
Vodafone, the world's second largest mobile operator, said the attacks have now become a national security problem. She described the company’s engineers as heroes and asked people not to post “baseless” stories on the Internet.