The portal "insajderi.org" has published an article claiming that the Norwegian Embassy in Kosovo reacted after the expiration of the anti-Covid vaccines, which were a donation from this country.
However, after fact-checking conducted by hibrid.info, it was found that this article contains no reaction from the Norwegian embassy in Kosovo.
In fact, "Insajderi.org" has asked the Norwegian Embassy in Kosovo to comment on the failure of the Ministry of Health to administer these vaccines, but the Embassy itself has distanced itself from this case by not commenting on this issue.
"The Norwegian Embassy in Pristina has no comments on this matter. Please contact the Ministry of Health, responsible for the distribution of the vaccines in question.", stated in the response of the Norwegian Embassy in Kosovo given to Insajderi.org.
So, officials from this Embassy have not made any reaction, as claimed in the title of this article. The Norwegian Embassy has also distanced itself from this case, saying that the Ministry of Health should be contacted.
Excerpt from the text of the article published on "insajderi.org":
Expiration of AstraZeneca vaccines - Norwegian embassy in Kosovo reacts
Insajderi Newspaper also asked the Norwegian Embassy in Kosovo how they comment on the failure of the Ministry of Health to administer these vaccines.
The Norwegian Embassy has distanced itself from this case and has not commented on the matter.
"The Norwegian Embassy in Pristina has no comments regarding this matter. Please contact the Ministry of Health, responsible for the distribution of the vaccines in question," their responses to Insider said.
Link to the article published on "insajderi.org":
Analyze:
"Insajderi.org" claimed in the title of this article that the Norwegian Embassy in Kosovo reacted after the expiration of the anti-Covid vaccines, which were a donation from this country.
However, in the content of this text there is no reaction from this embassy regarding this issue, but only a response from them stating that this Embassy has no comments regarding this issue.
After fact-checking analysis through the work methodology, hibrid.info has assessed this article as "misinformation".
Reasoning:
A “Disinformation” rating is given to media reporting that contains a “mix” of inaccurate sources or even half-truthful content. This rating will also address reports that have incorrect attributions or headlines that do not reflect the text in terms of information accuracy.