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Radio waves are not a virus delivery system.

The claim conflicts with basic virology and public-health guidance. 5G towers emit radiofrequency signals; viruses are biological particles that require biological transmission routes.

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5G towers spread viruses.

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That claim does not hold up. The claim conflicts with basic virology and public-health guidance.  5G towers emit radiofrequency signals; viruses are biological particles that require biological transmission routes.

Source trail: factpage.ai/v/5g-towers-spread-viruses-oou0n

Source 1Direct public-health statement that viruses cannot travel on radio waves or mobile networks Source 2Basic routes of infectious-disease transmission Source 3Regulatory background on radiofrequency emissions from communications equipment

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"5G towers spread viruses."

The claim conflicts with basic virology and public-health guidance.  5G towers emit radiofrequency signals; viruses are biological particles that require biological transmission routes.

FactPage marked it FALSE with distortion risk 97%. Source trail: factpage.ai/v/5g-towers-spread-viruses-oou0n

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The claim conflicts with basic virology and public-health guidance. 5G towers emit radiofrequency signals; viruses are biological particles that require biological transmission routes. Public health agencies reject the idea that mobile networks spread viruses.

No biological carrier

Viruses spread through biological routes, such as respiratory droplets, aerosols, bodily fluids, contaminated surfaces, or vectors. A cell tower emits electromagnetic radio waves, not living material or infectious agents

Wrong physical mechanism

5G uses non-ionizing radiofrequency energy. That type of signal does not have the mechanism to create a virus, replicate it, or move viral particles from one person to another.

Public-health record contradicts it

COVID-19 and other viral outbreaks have occurred in places with and without 5G service. The WHO directly says viruses cannot travel on radio waves or mobile networks.

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