CONSPIRACY nuts are reportedly setting phone masts alight and targeting engineers after a bizarre claim 5G "radiation" caused the deadly coronavirus spread.
The theory originated last month after a video filmed at a US health conference claimed Africa was not as affected by the disease because it is "not a 5G region".
The myth was quickly debunked after the World Health Organisation confirmed there were thousands of Covid-19 cases in Africa.
The government has also confirmed there is "no evidence to suggest that 5G has anything to do with Covid-19".
Celebs have been slammed for sharing the conspiracy theory, including Jason Gardiner and Callum Best, who posted similar claims that 5G can impact the immune system.
But the claims have still been doing the rounds on WhatsApp via a lengthy voice note - with phone masts now being set alight in the UK.
Engineers are now also being targeted with social media users encouraging each other to destroy the masts in a Stop 5G Facebook group.

Hmmm

Is radiation helpful to the breeding of any Organism?

hmmmmm

If that's the case of the virus then it should not only be destroyed but burnt to ashes

Nwodosis:
Is radiation helpful to the breeding of any Organism?

I think radiation can weaken your body immune system which will give room for organisms to attack your body.

Nwodosis:
Is radiation helpful to the breeding of any Organism?

I don't think so. It just weakens the cells, consequently reducing immunity. As a result, the body's immune system becomes less able to fight infections, including the ones propagated by viruses. I think that's why countries with 5G towers are getting more exposed to the disease.

Humanoid01:

I don't think so. It just weakens the cells, consequently reducing immunity. As a result, the body's immune system becomes less able to fight infections, including the ones propagated by viruses. I think that's why countries with 5G towers are getting more exposed to the disease.

And the radiation doesn't weaken the potency of the attacking virus?