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Say it with us: social media influencers are not the authority on COVID-19 no matter how many millions of followers they have. While we've lost faith in humanity over people believing the dumbest of hoaxes recently, it's refreshing to see Indonesians fighting back against some very questionable and definitely bogus "tips" to prevent COVID-19 by an influencer.

Also Read ⁠ - Indonesians asked not to stockpile eggs as 'clearly fake' video of talking baby suggesting boiled eggs resist COVID-19 goes viral

That influencer is Dinda Shafay, who's active on Instagram, TikTok, and Youtube. Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, the 20-year-old vlogger mostly posted videos about her travels, makeup tutorials, and DIY skincare tips ⁠- the latter usually revolving around her "glow-up" over the years, including skin lightening and weight loss (note: we think every skin color and body type is beautiful).

Starting from around the time Indonesia reported its first COVID-19 cases last month, Dinda uploaded several COVID-19 prevention tutorials on her accounts, beginning with a DIY video for hand sanitizers in mid-March that she posted on Youtube and TikTok. In the video, she claimed that her concoction of aloe vera gel and 96 percent alcohol have fulfilled WHO standard and that it's "99% similar" to real hand sanitizers on the market (Spoiler alert: it's not, and the real deal is definitely more complicated than she is suggesting ⁠- just wash your hands with soap regularly, please.).

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Doctors, medical students, as well as netizens reacted by demanding her to take down the video. That is something she actually did initially, but we found that the video is available for viewing on her Youtube channel at the time of writing.

Despite the public scorn, Dinda later posted photos and videos of herself wearing latex gloves to shop at a supermarket, and later touching her face with them. Netizens duly called her out for using gloves that are supposed to be prioritized for health workers.

Dinda responded by issuing an apology, stating that she'd donate her remaining gloves to medical workers.

As if those two incidents weren't enough, Dinda was back in action very recently with another tutorial video, where she poured antiseptic liquid Dettol and a bottle of drinking water into a diffuser device normally filled with essential oils. According to Dinda, this is effective in cleansing a room of virus, dust and bacteria.

"Anti-coronavirus check," Dinda said in the beginning of her latest video, borrowing a TikTok trend in which teenagers say "private school check" to show off high-end facilities in their schools.

Naturally, her tutorial has been on the receiving end of some hefty criticism from both medical professionals and the public.

Mohon tidak menjadikan dettol sebagai bahan alat diffuser. Chloroxylenol pada dettol bisa mengiritasi mukosa saluran pernafasan. https://t.co/wXW2k8gkK4

- aan (@aan__) April 13, 2020

"Please do not use Dettol as a material for diffusing. Chloroxylenol in Dettol can irritate mucous membranes in the respiratory tract," Aan Kusumandaru, a doctor with a significant Twitter presence, said in the tweet above.

The diffuser tutorial has since been taken down from her TikTok account, although the reposts have made its rounds on other platforms, especially Twitter.

In a series of Instagram stories, Dinda claimed that she made the diffuser tutorial around the same time as the hand sanitizer video, highlighting how she was wearing the same clothes for both videos and said that she doesn't need to clarify her intentions once again.

"They said I deliberately made the same mistake for the second time. Now I'm really confused on how to respond? Because the case was closed with my apology. Why make it big again?

"I didn't want to give my clarification because people will call me too dramatic, too this, too that, so what should I do? If I clarify [the controversy] people will say 'you clarify too much,' so just gimme one answer, what should I do?" Dinda wrote in her stories .

Aside from the widespread criticism on the internet, we'll never know if people out there took Dinda's tutorials as fact. We just hope she will take down all her coronavirus-related videos, and that all influencers with large followings use their platforms wisely, particularly by not spreading fear and misinformation recklessly.
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Say it with us: social media influencers are not the authority on COVID-19 no matter how many millions of followers they have. While we've lost faith in humanity over people believing the dumbest of hoaxes recently, it's refreshing to see Indonesians fighting back against some very questionable and definitely bogus "tips" to prevent COVID-19 by an influencer.

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WASHINGTON * In Maryland, so many callers flooded a health hotline with questions that the state's Emergency Management Agency had to issue a warning that "under no circumstances" should any disinfectant be taken to treat the coronavirus.

In Washington state, officials urged people not to consume laundry detergent capsules.

Across the United States on Friday, health professionals sounded the alarm. The frantic reaction was prompted by President Donald Trump's suggestion on Thursday at a White House briefing that an "injection inside" the human body with a disinfectant like bleach or isopropyl alcohol could help combat the coronavirus.

Injecting bleach or highly concentrated rubbing alcohol "causes massive organ damage and the blood cells in the body to basically burst", said Dr Diane Calello, medical director of the New Jersey Poison Information and Education System. "It can definitely be a fatal event."

Even the makers of Clorox and Lysol pleaded with Americans. "Under no circumstance should our disinfectant products be administered into the human body (through injection, ingestion or any other route)," said Reckitt Benckiser, the maker of Lysol and Dettol.

Clorox, which makes bleach, called it critical for consumers to understand the facts. "Bleach and other disinfectants are not suitable for consumption or injection under any circumstances," it said.

Mr Trump offered his idea after a presentation by Mr William Bryan, the acting undersecretary for science at the Department of Homeland Security, that detailed the coronavirus' possible susceptibility to bleach and alcohol.

The President said: "And then I see the disinfectant, where it knocks it out in a minute.

"One minute," he said. "And is there a way we can do something like that, by injection inside or almost a cleaning? Because you see it gets in the lungs and it does a tremendous number on the lungs. So it would be interesting to check that."

Dr Deborah Birx, the White House's coronavirus response coordinator who was in the room, blinked hard and looked at the floor.

Later, Mr Trump asked her if she knew about "the heat and the light" as a potential cure. "Not as a treatment," Dr Birx said, adding that "I haven't seen heat or light" - before the President cut her off.

His remarks caused an immediate uproar and the White House spent much of Friday trying to walk them back.

Mr Trump later insisted that his question to Mr Bryan had been an elaborate prank to trick reporters. "I was asking a question sarcastically to reporters like you just to see what would happen," he told journalists.

He said he had posed his theory on cleaning the body with disinfectant "in the form of a sarcastic question to a reporter", which also was not true - he had said it unprompted to Mr Bryan.

Several White House officials shared the view that Mr Trump's remarks had been taken out of context and said he had made the suggestion as a course of study, as opposed to recommending a course of action for the American public.

But they acknowledged that Mr Trump's delivery was too sloppy for a president in the middle of managing the response to a pandemic that has killed over 52,000 Americans.

Others inside the administration raised questions about why Mr Bryan, whose background is not in health or science, had been invited to deliver a presentation. Mr Bryan, whose expertise is in energy infrastructure and security, is serving in an acting capacity as head of the department's science and technology directorate.

Some corporations, doctors and government officials also quickly stepped forward to issue a warning: Cleaning products are extremely dangerous to ingest - potentially deadly - and no one should do so.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi ridiculed Mr Trump's comments as she criticised his priorities for coronavirus relief.

"The President is asking people to inject Lysol into their lungs," she said, calling it an indication that "Republicans reject science".

"I can't believe I have to say this," Democratic presidential front runner Joe Biden tweeted. "But please don't drink bleach."

US Surgeon General Jerome Adams also tweeted a warning: "A reminder to all Americans - PLEASE always talk to your health provider first before administering any treatment/ medication to yourself or a loved one," he said.

"Your safety is paramount, and doctors and nurses have years of training to recommend what's safe and effective."

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Dettol Co-Created with Moms is a new range of soaps and handwash with 0% Parabens, 0% Dyes, 0% Talc and protection from 100 illness causing germs - all ingredients approved by moms, giving moms the best of both worlds, with 0% compromise.

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Dettol Co-Created with Moms is a new range of soaps and handwash with 0% Parabens, 0% Dyes, 0% Talc and protection from 100 illness causing germs - all ingredients approved by moms, giving moms the best of both worlds, with 0% compromise.

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Can Dettol products kill the novel coronavirus? Dr. Rubino, RB Director of Microbiology and Virology

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Potassium Permanganate vs Milk Vs Dettol | Top awesome experiment | Fun Science Experiments

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 Cecilia Chng on Instagram: "#DettolSG #DoveSG1min #vitaminecream #TopReviewerTribe"

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Sometimes hobby disasters happen. Join me in this video as we use Dettol antiseptic to strip failed paint from Battlefront resin & metal A-4 Skyhawks. I have used this method on plastic kits, but never before on resin & metal. Let's see how it goes!

NOTE: I wasn't clear in the video. I plan to paint the Skyhawks as Royal Australian Navy A-4Gs and proxy these for Harriers in support of my Australians in Team Yankee. Just a fun flavour change.

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 Naomi Neo 梁文珊 on Instagram: "With my big and small baby 👶🏻 Are you a real mom if you don’t stock up on your toiletries whenever there’s a discount?! 🤭

Ok jokes aside, I think it’s important to care for yourself before you can be physically + mentally well to be there for your kids/loved ones.

With naturally derived ingredients, the NEW range of Dettol body wash (comes with various fragrance to suit every lifestyle) - My fav is Lasting Fresh with Honey Dew Melon & Cucumber🤤 It smells soooo good. Gentle & keeps my skin soft and supple!

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Heroes Unmasked: Influencer gives out free beauty products to frontline workers as 'token of appreciation'

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SINGAPORE - Make-up artist and beauty influencer Sahur Saleim, 22, was scrolling through Instagram on Thursday (March 26) afternoon when she saw a post by another influencer from the United Kingdom (UK) who was giving away hair styling tools to workers in UK's public healthcare system, the National Health Service (NHS).

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Kim Kardashian

Khlo-C-D aka Khloe Kardashian

Madonna

Katy Perry

Courtney Cox

Naomi Campbell

David Beckham

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If you thought fame and fortune was enough to guarantee celebs never go near a broom, you'd be very wrong. Some stars aren't content to wait around for the maid to tidy up their multi-million dollar homes. Whether it's personal hygiene or a preoccupation with their vacuums, the famous faces on this list go above and beyond in the name of cleanliness.

Taylor Swift

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When Taylor Swift isn't singing her heart out about relationships gone wrong, the country/pop singer is apparently set on keeping her living space as immaculate as possible. She once admitted during an interview on Celebrity Close Up (via People) that she's "sort of a neat freak," saying having the bed made is a must at her house. "It's kind of interesting because that kind of defies the whole musician thing," said Swift. "I think we're supposed to be messy... but I need everything to be neat and put away and organized."

Could her never-ending need to be neat be what's impacting her romantic relationships? Probably not, since one of her former beaus finds himself on this list, too.

Harry Styles

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Long before he was a possible song reference by Taylor Swift, Harry Styles allegedly drove his One Direction band-mates crazy with his cleanliness. Gossip sites Perez Hilton and Daily Star quote an anonymous source close to the group, who claimed that Styles is a big fan of neatness and was "fixated with keeping the tour bus clean." Said the source, "[Styles] watches to make sure no-one drops food anywhere and asked people to leave their shoes at the door and wear slippers." The person also shared that Styles went out and "bought a ton of cleaning products" to make sure the tour bus was up to his standards.

The anonymous source also admitted that Harry Styles earned the nickname "Mrs Mop" thanks to his constant cleaning.

David Beckham

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David Beckham always looks neat and well put together in photos. But behind the world soccer star's sleek facade is a troubling secret. According to the UK's Independent, Beckham has struggled for years with obsessive compulsive disorder. He confessed that his OCD often caused him to tirelessly rearrange hotel rooms, even lining up soda cans to make everything "perfect." He's been called out before for his preference to wear neat white clothes to match his spotless white furniture, and for lining up his shirts according to color.

"I'll go into a hotel room and before I can relax, I have to move all the leaflets and all the books and put them in a drawer. Everything has to be perfect," he said. Even though he's sought help for the problem, Beckham admitted that the disorder continues to affect his life, adding, "I would like to. I've tried and can't stop."

Alec Baldwin

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Alec Baldwin is yet another star who's OCD takes on an extreme form. The actor needs everything within his home to be absolutely perfect. If even one tiny thing is off, it will send him up the wall. "I come home and I'm like, 'Did somebody move that book?' I just notice everything." Baldwin admitted the problem, which mainly manifested as a need to constantly clean, interferes with his life. "I'll have to catch a plane, like I'm in a hurry to go somewhere, and I'm in my kitchen rinsing out the glasses. I have a housekeeper that can do that and I'm sitting there cleaning the glass."

Katy Perry

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Singer Katy Perry shared during a radio interview (via E! Online) that she uses her "eye of the tiger" to make sure things are in perfectly alphabetical order. Additionally, Star Pulse quotes a Q Magazine interview where Perry shared her OCD woes are at their worst when she's on tour. "If there's broken make-up in my purse I freak out. Also if I am around household pets and some of their fur comes off on my cardigan, then I can get pretty sharp."

Her biggest pet peeve? Fingerprints on sunglasses. "Truly, I cannot stand it. I go ape. 'Oh my God, I can't breathe! Wipe them clean! Agghhh!"

Cameron Diaz

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Door knobs were a serious problem for actress Cameron Diaz. The starlet had such a strong fear of germs, she'd forego touching them altogether - opting to open doors with her elbows instead! As for cleaning, Diaz apparently took things to the extreme. She was said to scrub her door knobs so hard that it caused the paint to fade. Despite her preoccupation with germs being well-documented, it's possible she's calmed down a bit in the last few years.

When questioned about her extreme cleaning habits in 2007, Diaz said that she "made her peace with" her germaphobia, which could mean her obsessive cleaning behavior is a thing of the past.

Kim Kardashian

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Although not officially diagnosed, reality TV queen Kim Kardashian revealed in a Sunday Times Magazine article (via Glamour) that she might be "totally OCD." Said Kardashian, "I can't take a shower unless the bathroom is absolutely spotless... I have a cleaner who comes three times a week but I always do the cleaning on top of that."

Kim K.'s also finicky about food, requiring her meals be delivered in individualized freezer bags which she then meticulously stores in her super-organized refrigerator.

Paul Hollywood

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Great British Bake-Off judge Paul Hollywood is someone whose cleaning compulsion doesn't necessarily involve his house, but instead, his car. He is devoted to the vehicle, an Aston Martin, and is constantly checking "for little nicks," he said in a radio interview (via Huffington Post). When not examining it from top to bottom for marks, Hollywood claims that he's prone to clean it repeatedly - as frequently as every couple of hours!

So you can imagine the celebrity baker's absolute horror when Bake-Off host Mary Berry accidently autographed the luxury car using a permanent marker. No word on how that was removed, but I'm pretty sure it was - quickly.

Charlize Theron

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Actress Charlize Theron admits that her particular OCD has her obsessed with closets and cubboards. As she explains it, "I just don't like it when chaos is hidden. I have a problem with cabinets being messy and people just shoving things in cabinets and closing the door." In other words, Theron is not here for your junk drawers. She is apparently so concerned about hidden clutter that she "will literally lie in bed and not be able to sleep," according to Daily Mail.

Howie Mandel

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If you want to know how serious Howie Mandel is about cleanliness, look no further than his now-trademark bald head. Mandel's struggles with mysophobia (germaphobia) and OCD are well-known. According to ABC News, he's so worried about germs that he almost never shakes hands, preferring instead to give a "fist bump." When it comes to all things clean, Mandel's obsession manifested most strongly in his choice of hair style: shaved.

According to Mandel, he's bald by choice because shaving his head made him feel "cleaner." While some might view the move to part ways with his hair as a bit extreme, its worth noting that one of the biggest icons in the cleaning product industry just happens to be a bald mascot by the name of "Mr. Clean."

Madonna

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Madonna is probably the last person you'd peg for being obsessed with cleanliness thanks to a decades-spanning career of pushing the envelope in a lot of down and dirty ways. However, Madonna tends to go above and beyond in the name of tidiness. For instance, UK tabloid the Mirror alleged that Madge went as far as to hire "a sterilization team" to clean her room as to leave no trace of her hair, skin, saliva in dressing rooms during her 2012 MDNA tour.

This bizarre demand might be supposedly tied to a concern that obsessed fans might get into the area after she leaves and try to sell traces a few hairs and skin samples on the internet. Whatever the case, some might prefer to take this with a grain of salt.

We can verify that Madonna is no stranger to the vacuum. She memorably took the time to post an Instagram pic of herself posing with her Miele S4 vacuum in the bathroom right before heading off the Met Gala. The image went viral, causing Miele S4 vacuums to sell out immediately. The brand even reached out to her about becoming a potential ambassador.

Matt Lauer

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Matt Lauer is reportedly unapologetic about his fear of germs. Because he's often forced to shake hands with a number of people, New York magazine writes that the former Today Show host walks around with "a bottle of Purell in his pocket." His office is also described as "a museum" thanks to his "meticulous" cleaning habit.

But perhaps one of the most memorable examples of his fear of dirt and germs comes by way of an interview with Jimmy Fallon onThe Tonight Show. In the interview, Lauer claims that he coped with a lack of indoor plumbing during a fishing trip to New Zealand by refusing to use the available outhouses. "You'd be amazed how long you can hold it if your only option is to go into an outhouse," he says.

Scarlett Johansson

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Hotel maids the world over must love Scarlett Johansson. Not because she's a famous and beautiful movie star, but because her dedication to neatness makes their jobs so much easier. She was quoted in 2005 by the New York Times as saying, "When I stay in a hotel, I clean the room before the maid comes - you will never find laundry on my floor."

At the time she also shared that she sends all her gowns to storage and had "very few clothes" at home because she "can't stand clutter." It's possible that Johansson has expanded her wardrobe just a tad in the decade since the interview, but her reputation for cleanliness stays with her.

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Who are the 9% of Dettol?
- Cleanfluencers (e.g. Marie Kondo), wellness influencers, parent influencers, frontline/essential workers, medical professional e.g. doctors - or influencers of other categories looking to do more pro-social work  in the light of Covid-19 e.g. Sahur Saleim

Identify why they might be posting. Is it to make themselves look good or the brand?
- Mostly to make themselves look good, and to show that they are motivated by doing the right thing

How can Dettol support this group?
- Make them official Dettol ambassadors. Provide products to test and products/voucher codes for them to offer to their followers. Send them the latest in hygiene products/tips. Also #HandWashChallenge.

*There are several Dettol-themed cakes on Instagram. Maybe another possible idea there.

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 DBS Bank on Instagram: "Covid-19 has affected vulnerable communities far and wide, beyond Singapore. The SGD 10.5 million DBS Stronger Together Fund spreads hope across all our markets, with numerous initiatives to help those in need during these times. Here are just a few of the programmes our local colleagues have been working on across the region.

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 DBS Bank on Instagram: "Covid-19 has affected vulnerable communities far and wide, beyond Singapore. The SGD 10.5 million DBS Stronger Together Fund spreads hope across all our markets, with numerous initiatives to help those in need during these times. Here are just a few of the programmes our local colleagues have been working on across the region.

Find out more about the fund and how you can double your impact at go.dbs.com/doubleimpact

#DBSStrongerTogether"

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There is a clean India movement by Dettol and pple are following it

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Did Dettol Know About The Coronavirus Beforehand?

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Did Dettol Know About The Coronavirus Beforehand?

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 ENLIVEN MEDIA HOUSE on Instagram‎: "Cool stuff.⠀
Y'all should dance-infect your homes.⠀
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#regrann #sanitize #dancechallenge #dettolnigeria #dettol #disinfect #disinfectant #enlivenmediahouse"‎

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2,218 likes, 26 comments - enlivenmediahouse on May 12, 2020: "Cool stuff.⠀
Y'all should dance-infect your homes.⠀
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SOAP SLIME!! How to make Slime with Dettol Soap No glue No Borax! Testing No glue slime recipe

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Lysol and Clorox respond to Trump comment about injecting disinfectant

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Clorox, Lysol and even Tide Pods were trending on social media after President Donald Trump suggested people could possibly protect themselves from coronavirus by injecting disinfectant. The social media chatter led Lysol and Dettol parent RB to quickly release a statement before anyone takes what Trump says literally.

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Saudi Arabian Airlines (Saudia), the national flag carrier in the Kingdom, has announced a partnership with Dettol Arabia, to help its guests as well as cabin crew access hygiene products throughout flights.

Kicking off the partnership, Dettol will provide a steady supply of hygiene products such as wipes to all onboard. These products are facing a growing demand from consumers taking hygiene precautions to prevent the spread of the COVID-19.

Saudia operates domestic and international flights to more than 95 destinations in the Middle East, Africa, Asia, Europe and North America.

The partnership will initially kick off with ensuring all customers onboard have access to Dettol disinfectant wipes before expanding to the other areas including aircraft hygiene.

Dettol will also provide critical information about COVID-19 to passengers. The company recently created a myth-busting website to help update consumers on risks and best practices to avoid the virus from spreading. Together, Saudia and Dettol will be communicating a number of awareness messages accessible to all onboard, advising consumers on how to stay safe whilst traveling.

"We are delighted to be working with Dettol at such a crucial time, raising awareness of hygiene whilst creating a safe environment for all onboard," said Vice President Corporate Communications at Saudi Arabian Airlines Fahad Bahdailah.

He added: "The safety of our guests and cabin crew is at the heart of the company and through this partnership we look forward to rolling out an added layer of hygiene to our customers, ensuring their flight experience with us is of the highest quality and safety standards."

Shahzeb Mahmood, regional director for the Middle East, RB Health, said: "Dettol is extremely proud to be the official hygiene partner of Saudia. The partnership comes at an unprecedented time and will guarantee customers and cabin crew have access to the highest quality of hygiene and health products whilst traveling.

"Both Dettol and Saudia share common values keeping consumers at the heart of our business, especially during these uncertain times. We look forward to rolling out various initiatives throughout this partnership to ensure Saudia guests and staff remain safe, hygienic and aware on how best to keep safe during their travels."

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Saudia partners with Dettol to elevate onboard sanitization

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Saudi Arabian Airlines (Saudia), the national flag carrier in the Kingdom, has announced a partnership with Dettol Arabia, to help its guests as well as cabin crew access hygiene products throughout flights. Kicking off the partnership, Dettol will provide a steady supply of hygiene products such as wipes to all onboard.

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"We're thrilled to work with RB to ensure our partners have access to the sanitising products they need, at no cost to them," Mr Taylor said.

"Our focus is helping make driver partners feel supported and that riders can have confidence that steps have been taken to help make their trip hygienically clean. This initiative comes at no extra cost for riders or driver partners."

RB Health Australia marketing director Henry Turgoose said as lockdown restrictions ease, hygiene will play a greater role in customers' choice of transport options.

"The Uber app plays an important role in helping get many of us from A to B, and we're thrilled to help provide germ protection to both driver partners and riders who use the Uber app both now and beyond the restrictions," Mr Turgoose said.

"At RB, our products are designed to protect, heal and nurture in our relentless pursuit of a cleaner, healthier world. We are always seeking new ways of supporting our vision, including relevant partnerships such as this."

Globally, Uber has cut its workforce by over a quarter since the pandemic started, including the closure and consolidation of 45 global offices.

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"We're thrilled to work with RB to ensure our partners have access to the sanitising products they need, at no cost to them," Mr Taylor said. "Our focus is helping make driver partners feel supported and that riders can have confidence that steps have been taken to help make their trip hygienically clean.

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 Jigger & Pony on Instagram: "What are your Friday plans?
Why not set up a virtual date with your friends and drink our punch bowls together! ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
A Jigger & Pony favourite, punch bowls are one of the best ways we come together to share happiness. Even in the time of #circuitbreaker, we still want you to continue to drink merrily together.

We can deliver our punch bowls to up to 4 addresses and you have 2 choices of our punch bowl, King Ferdinand or Pendennis Punch ✨"

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Product line Co-Created With Motherhood Influencers

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Reckitt Benckiser's Dettol teams up with mothers, launches new range of products - ET BrandEquity

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The company has used influencer marketing to promote its new range of soaps and hand washes under the brand, 'Dettol co-created with moms'

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 Grab Singapore on Instagram: "As more of our community head back to work, things may get a little busier on the roads. More people will be booking rides, and at the same time, our driver-partners will be disinfecting their cars more regularly.

With this in mind, we hope for your understanding if you find yourself waiting a little bit longer for your ride to arrive. We're grateful for your patience as we all adjust to the new normal.

#Grab #GrabSG #SGUnited"

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Take a look at our top mum influencers in Singapore, who are juggling motherhood with hobbies, full-time jobs, and exotic travels.

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 Emcee Wendy Cheong on Instagram: "💚Happy Birthday to me 🥳
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 Velda Tan on Instagram: "My greatest blessing. 💙"

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TOPLINE

Reckitt Benckiser, the makers of Dettol and Lysol, have been forced to issue a strong warning telling people not to inject or drink disinfectant, after President Donald Trump contradicted experts and wrongly suggested it could be ingested to treat coronavirus.

On Thursday, Trump suggested scientists should look into whether they could inject COVID-19 patients ... [+]
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KEY FACTS

Reckitt Benckiser said in a statement: "As a global leader in health and hygiene products, we must be clear that under no circumstance should our disinfectant products be administered into the human body (through injection, ingestion or any other route)."

The British company added that its products should only be used as intended and urged consumers to visit Covid-19facts.com, a public information website created by Reckitt Benckiser, for accurate information on the crisis.

On Thursday, Trump stirred yet more controversy by suggesting that scientists look into whether coronavirus patients could be treated with light or disinfectants.

Trump said: "I see the disinfectant where it knocks it out in a minute, one minute. . . . Is there a way we can do something like that, by injection inside or almost a cleaning? Because you see it gets in the lungs, and it does a tremendous number on the lungs, so it'd be interesting to check that."

Doctors have since strongly condemned Trump's suggestion as "irresponsible and dangerous," and discouraged people from ingesting the toxic substances.

Crucial comment

Reckitt Benckiser said in a statement on its website: "Due to recent speculation and social media activity, Reckitt Benckiser (the makers of Lysol and Dettol) has been asked whether internal administration of disinfectants may be appropriate for investigation or use as a treatment for coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2).

"As a global leader in health and hygiene products, we must be clear that under no circumstance should our disinfectant products be administered into the human body (through injection, ingestion or any other route).

"As with all products, our disinfectant and hygiene products should only be used as intended and in line with usage guidelines. Please read the label and safety information."

"We have a responsibility in providing consumers with access to accurate, up-to-date information as advised by leading public health experts. For this and other myth-busting facts, please visit Covid-19facts.com."

Key background

According to the CDC, calls to poison centers have risen sharply in recent months, for exposure to disinfectants and cleaners. There were more than 45,000 cases of exposure to cleaners and disinfectants to poison centers in the U.S. between January 2020 to March 2020, with data showing a dramatic rise in March. This is compared to 38,000 such reports to poison centers in January 2019 to March 2019.

Further reading

Trump Suggests Injecting Coronavirus Patients With Light Or Disinfectants, Contradicting Experts (Forbes)

Improper use of Disinfectants (Reckitt Benckiser)

Rise In Accidental Poisonings From Cleaners And Disinfectants Linked To Coronavirus Pandemic, CDC Report Finds (Forbes)

Cleaning and Disinfectant Chemical Exposures and Temporal Associations with COVID-19 (CDC)
Full coverage and live updates on the Coronavirus
I am a breaking news reporter for Forbes in London, covering Europe and the U.S. Previously I was a news reporter for HuffPost UK, the Press Association and a night

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Dettol And Lysol Maker Warns Against Drinking And Injecting Disinfectant After Trump Suggestion

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 Strip Singapore on Instagram: "In all the years that we’ve been serving you the best we have to offer, there has never quite been a moment like this. ⁣While we continue the fight, we want to show some love to those who have braved it all – our family. During this unprecedented times, they’ve kept everyone’s spirits up by welcoming you with smiles, ensuring a safe environment for all and providing you with an experience, not just a service. ⁣
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We would like to express our heartfelt thanks and appreciation to all of them. Thank you for all your hard work and perseverance. ⁣
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And to those who have always been with us – thank you. Your continued trust and support in us will keep our business going. You have given us the strength to fight this battle. In return, we will never give up on you. ⁣
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#STRIP #StripSG #spreadgoodness #stayhome #staysafe #staystrong #staypositive #circuitbreaker #frontlineworkers"

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 Spa Esprit on Instagram: "✨Seen at The Great Wonderscape✨
. "Me + my pregnant belly out and about. Very excited to share that @beautyemporium.shop is launched online now! By the amazing people behind the various brands of @spaesprit you can get never before seen deals from their pop up store at Ion B4 until 7 Nov! I saw amazing deals from @browhaussg @stripsg and many more! Don't say good things never share! I managed to bag the browhaus eyeliner at $15 and their newly launched brow pencil at $15 also! I'm really impressed by the quality as well! Hope you find yourself a good deal!!" - mariemjsoh"

#BeautyEmporium #TheGreatWonderscape #StripSG #BrowhausSG #TwoLipsSG #TwoLips #SpaEsprit #WeNeedAHero #TiongBahruBakery"

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Yoga Studio Steps Up Cleanliness of Studio Space

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 The Yoga Space on Instagram: "We finally laid our hands on some hand sanitizer! Not like we really think we need it, just FOMO. Instead, we strongly encourage you guys to wash your hands with soap and water to keep proper hand hygiene. Also, DON’T TOUCH FACE!

#drwongsayone #wewentupknifemountainwentdownfireseatogetthis"

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