⁍ The post, originally uploaded on October 4 and reshared in a screenshot two days later, has been shared nearly 2,000 times.

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⁍ Included in the posts are two screenshots showing emails from Britain’s National Health Service (NHS)
The first, from Sept. 5, confirms the Facebook user has tested positive for the coronavirus.

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⁍ The second, from Sept. 30, says the same user tested negative for virus antibodies.

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⁍ There is no proof to back the claim that SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, is ‘man made

– A woman in the UK seems to have become the latest victim of the deadly SARS-CoV-2 virus, but she’s now being accused of making up a story about it. In a Facebook post that’s since been taken down, the woman says that after she tested positive for the virus, her entire family was also tested negative, the Independent reports. “They were all negative strange really for a very highly deadly (MAN MADE) virus,” she writes. “And so I wondered if this was a false result I’m aware not everyone gets antibodies my main point is why didn’t any of my family test positive why did no one else from work test positive!!!” The post has since been shared more than 3,000 times, with people accusing the woman of making up a story about the virus being “man-made,” according to the Independent, which notes that there’s no proof the virus is “man-made” at all. In fact, the World Health Organization says “all available evidence” points to a non-human, zoonotic source for the virus, the Independent reports.