The claim that the video shows an aid campaign organized for the Covid-19 in Turkey is false. The video shows an aid campaign organized in Konya for the families in Idlib and the victims of the earthquake in Elazığ. The food on the ground was classified for packaging.

The claim that Italians drank holy water by the hands of the priest to protect themselves from the Covid-19 is false. However, the video was recorded in front of the Metropolitan Cathedral in Cluj-Napoca in Romania on March 22, 2020. Those in the video gathered for an ordinary communion, not for collective worship. On that date, collective worships were already forbidden in Italy.

The claim that the new coronavirus holds onto throat for four days before going down to the lungs and the virus can be prevented by gargling with salt, hot water and vinegar is false. There is no finding of its staying for four days and no evidence about the effect of vinegar, hot water and salt on the coronavirus.