Archive · 30 Jul 2025
Government Warns of Fake Accounts and Blood Delivery Scheme
Some people are making fake accounts on LinkedIn, pretending to be the Health Ministry.
The real Health Ministry doesn't have a LinkedIn page.
Also, there was a false message saying you could call 104 to get blood delivered.
This is not true.
The government wants you to be careful and only believe information from official sources.
Always check if something is real before you share it online.
PIB Fact Check warned about fake LinkedIn profiles impersonating the Health Ministry.
The Health Ministry has no official LinkedIn presence, according to PIB.
PIB debunked claims of a government-run 'Blood on Call' helpline via 104.
The fake message claimed 104 provided blood delivery for a fee.
The public is urged to verify information from official sources.
- Who
- PIB Fact Check, the Health Ministry
- What
- PIB Fact Check debunked fake LinkedIn profiles and a false blood delivery service claim.
- When
- July 29, 2025
- Where
- India
- Why
- To prevent the spread of misinformation.
Misleading Claims
PIB Fact Check
LinkedIn Profiles
Misleading Claims
Health Ministry has official LinkedIn profiles.
PIB Fact Check
Health Ministry does not have official LinkedIn profiles.
Blood on Call Helpline
Misleading Claims
Government launched a blood on call service using helpline 104.
PIB Fact Check
Government did not launch the blood on call service using helpline 104.
- False Claims
- Fake LinkedIn Profiles; 'Blood on Call' Helpline
- Source of False Information
- Social Media and WhatsApp
- Official Response
- PIB Fact Check
- Government Agency
- Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
- Action Advised
- Verify information, avoid fake accounts
