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Fact Check: UNICEF coronavirus graphics are fake

Medical workers in protective gears walk into a hospital facility to treat coronavirus patients in Daegu, South Korea, March 8, 2020. There is so much inaccurate information floating around the world over the virus. [Reuters]

As the coronavirus spreads across the world, misinformation is spreading even faster with authorities racing to deal with the first major health crisis in the smartphone era.

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