A message circulating widely on social media claims that a young woman infected around 800 men with HIV and was caught at Patna airport. The post has shocked many users and created unnecessary fear.
Because of its alarming language, several people are sharing the message without verifying its authenticity. However, there is no confirmed information supporting this claim.
No police department or health authority has released any official statement about such an incident. There is also no verified report proving that a single individual infected such a large number of people.
HIV is a serious health condition, but spreading false stories only creates panic. HIV does not spread through casual contact such as shaking hands, talking, travelling together, or sitting nearby.
The virus mainly spreads through unprotected sexual contact, sharing infected needles, or from mother to child. Misleading posts often ignore these basic medical facts.
Targeting or blaming one individual is harmful and unfair. Such rumours increase stigma and shame for people already living with HIV and spread misinformation among the public.
People should think carefully before believing or forwarding unverified messages. Awareness, correct information, regular testing, and safe practices are the real ways to address HIV. Rumours only create confusion, not solutions.
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