ERRONEOUS TWEET REGARDING HIV OUTBREAK CHALLENGED FACTUALLY!

The I.E.A.U. released a Tweet with erroneous information. The APAG, the Adult Performers Actors Guild, is promptly setting the record straight for the industry.

Los Angeles, California – August 27, 2016 – The I.E.A.U. (International Entertainment Adult Union) via its Twitter account released some information regarding an alleged HIV outbreak within the Adult Performing Film Industry. The APAG as the Industry’s direct representative body is challenging this erroneous information.

No specifics have been released yet. However, the APAG would like to first announce that there should not be a panic. There is, at this specific moment, no Patient 0 within the industry.

Per the aforementioned testing protocols, no one is considered a “Performer” until he/she has been cleared for work, and only after his/her testing protocols have been completed.

Therefore, there is NO Outbreak and NO Patient 0. The information release via the IEAU’s Twitter account is therefore, inaccurate. The APAG urges everyone to remain calm as more information will be released.

Ms. Phyllisha Anne, the founder of the IEAU is currently in charge of the IEAU’s Twitter account.

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