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UK teenagers find new way to bunk school; students are learning and sharing tips on how to fake covid positive tests.

UK teens faking Covid positive report using Tik Tok hacks

UK teens faking Covid positive report using Tik Tok hacks to skip school

UK teens are bunking school using a Tik&nbsp;Tok&nbsp;hack
Students are faking Covid-19 positive report
People using juices, vinegar to get COVID positive results&nbsp;
Videos being shared in Tik&nbsp;Tok,&nbsp;uploaded with #fakecovidtest&nbsp;
Education leaders concerned, calls practice&nbsp;&ldquo;unhelpful&rdquo;
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UK teenagers find new way to bunk school; students are learning and sharing tips on how to fake covid positive tests.

Teenagers in UK are faking covid tests to bunk school. It has been reported that the students are learning and sharing tips on how to fake covid positive tests.
The videos of people using juices, vinegar to get COVID positive results in lateral flow tests are being extensively shared on TikTok. &nbsp;The videos are being uploaded under the #fakecovidtest hashtag.
A Fact-checking organisation based in the UK has said that fizzy drinks and citrus fruits can make the rapid antigen test display a positive result.
The education leaders in the UK have warned against the practice and called it extremely &ldquo;unhelpful&rdquo;.

India reported 3,86,452 new COVID19 cases, 3498 deaths and 2,97,540 discharges in the last 24 hours, as per Union Health Ministry data on Friday&nbsp;morning

India's Covid crisis: 3.86 lakh cases reported in new daily high, 3,498 deaths in 24 hours

India reporte 3,86,452 new COVID19 cases, 3498 deaths and 2,97,540 discharges in the last 24 hours, as per Union Health Ministry data on Friday&nbsp;morning

India reported more than 3 lakh new Covid-19 cases for the ninth straight day on Friday. With 386,452 new Covid-19 cases, the tally reached 18,762,976, according to the Union Health ministry data. 3,498 patients have succumbed to the viral disease in the last 24 hours, taking the death toll to 208,330. Active caseload, which crossed the three-million-mark on Thursday currently stands at 3,170,228. Meanwhile, with just a day to go for opening up the vaccination drive for those in the 18-45 age bracket, more and more states are saying they will be unable to start inoculation because of shortage.

Union Minister Babul Supriyo on Sunday informed that he and his wife have tested positive for COVID and hence he wont be able to vote in Asansol on April 26. Supriyo has tested positive for the virus for the second time. He, however, said TMC should not rejoice as he will monitor the situation from his room. He said he will be &lsquo;right by his BJP candidates mentally in everyway possible&rsquo;. Supriyo, a two-time MP from Asansol, is contesting assembly election from Tollygunge assembly seat where voting is over. The seventh phase of elections in West Bengal will be held on April 26.
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Union Minister Babul Supriyo tests Covid +ve, won't be able to cast vote

Union Minister Babul Supriyo tests positive for Covid-19 again

Union Minister Babul Supriyo&nbsp;&amp; his wife test Covid&nbsp;+ve
Babul Supriyo&nbsp;won't be able to vote in Asansol on Monday
Supriyo said will monitor situation from his room
Supriyo:&nbsp;will be right by my&nbsp;BJP candidates mentally
7th phase of polls in Bengal will be held on April 26
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Union Minister Babul Supriyo on Sunday informed that he and his wife have tested positive for COVID and hence he wont be able to vote in Asansol on April 26. Supriyo has tested positive for the virus for the second time. He, however, said TMC should not rejoice as he will monitor the situation from his room. He said he will be &lsquo;right by his BJP candidates mentally in everyway possible&rsquo;. Supriyo, a two-time MP from Asansol, is contesting assembly election from Tollygunge assembly seat where voting is over. The seventh phase of elections in West Bengal will be held on April 26.
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Five days after he addressed a massive election rally, Telangana&nbsp;chief minister&nbsp;K Chandrashekhar Rao tested positive for COVID-19 on Monday.Rao&nbsp;has mild Covid symptoms and has been advised&nbsp;isolation. The TRS&nbsp;leader is staying at his farmhouse where a team of doctors is monitoring his health.
On April 14, the Chief Minister had addressed a massive election rally in Nalgonda District, for Nagarjuna Sagar bypoll, which went for the polls on April 17.
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4 days after holding massive poll rally, Telangana CM tests Covid+ 

Five days after he addressed a massive election rally, Telangana&nbsp;chief minister&nbsp;K Chandrashekhar Rao tested positive for COVID-19 on Monday. Rao&nbsp;has mild Covid symptoms and has been advised&nbsp;isolation. The TRS&nbsp;leader is staying at his farmhouse where a team of doctors is monitoring his health.
On April 14, the Chief Minister had addressed a massive election rally in Nalgonda District, for Nagarjuna Sagar bypoll, which went for the polls on April 17.
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5 days after holding massive poll rally, Telangana CM tests Covid+ 

//KCR&nbsp;tests Covid+ve days after holding a massive rally //Telangana&nbsp;CM has mild symptoms, is in isolation&nbsp; //Rao&nbsp;addresses Nalgonda&nbsp;bypoll rally on April 14&nbsp;

Five days after he addressed a massive election rally, Telangana&nbsp;chief minister&nbsp;K Chandrashekhar Rao tested positive for COVID-19 on Monday. Rao&nbsp;has mild Covid symptoms and has been advised&nbsp;isolation. The TRS&nbsp;leader is staying at his farmhouse where a team of doctors is monitoring his health.
On April 14, the Chief Minister had addressed a massive election rally in Nalgonda District, for Nagarjuna Sagar bypoll, which went for the polls on April 17.
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