Shefali Shah: ‘My family isn’t Covid-19 positive, my Facebook account is hacked’

Shefali Shah took to Instagram to clarify that her family has not been diagnosed with Covid-19 and that her Facebook account was hacked.

Actor Shefali Shah on Tuesday said her Facebook account has been hacked and that details of “her family getting coronavirus”, posted by the hacker, are false. “I want to say that I’m absolutely fine. And dealing with this entire situation as well as everyone else is dealing with it. dealing. I’m fine and I would never think of something so drastically negative. All of us at home are fine and safe... we are not corona positive as was one of the things that was written in my post. (By god knows who.),” Shefali wrote.

Shefali Shah says that her family is in good health.

 

She also thanked people for reaching out to her. “My FB account was hacked last night and I woke up to a flurry of messages of concern of care of people reaching out and saying wonderful things to me and saying that if I need to talk I should call. Some people even shared their telephone numbers. These are people I’ve met, probably never met or met briefly, or occasionally sometime somewhere. of them and all of them just showed care and concern.

“ A lot of them in fact also said this doesn’t sound like you it’s not a positive voice and it just doesn’t sound like you and we are hoping your account (not good) but rather hacked than you ever saying something like this. Because you’re valuable and precious... Thank you all. Thank you so much for reaching out and being there... it means a lot to me,” Shefali added.

Earlier, Shefali Shah wore a plastic bag over her face to demonstrate the effect of coronavirus on lungs. She took to Twitter to share the video in which she wore a plastic bag over her face. She posted the video with a warning.

“Safety warning : DO NOT TRY THIS EVER!#CoronaVirus #CoronaDiaries #OneDayAtATime #LivingWithCOVID19#LifeInTheTimesOfCorona #LoveinTheTimesOfCorona#LockDown,” she wrote in the post. The video showed how the virus affects the body, making lungs feel trapped.

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