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Poonam Pandey is not dead: Model-actress releases statement saying she faked death to spread awareness about cervical cancer

"I am here, alive. Cervical Cancer didn’t claim me, but tragically, it has claimed the lives of thousands of women who stemmed from a lack of knowledge on how to tackle this disease," Poonam Pandey was heard saying.

A day after media reports claimed that Poonam Pandey died of cervical cancer, the model-actress took to Instagram on Saturday (3rd February) to inform that she faked her death to raise awareness about the deadly disease.

In a video, she was heard saying, “I feel compelled to share something significant with you all – I am here, alive. Cervical Cancer didn’t claim me, but tragically, it has claimed the lives of thousands of women who stemmed from a lack of knowledge on how to tackle this disease.”

She further emphasised, “Unlike some other cancers, Cervical Cancer is entirely preventable. The key lies in the HPV vaccine and early detection tests. We have the means to ensure no one loses their life to this disease.”

“Let’s empower one another with critical awareness and ensure every woman is informed about the steps to take. Visit the link in the bio to delve deeper into what can be done. Together, let’s strive to put an end to the devastating impact of the disease and bring #DeathToCervicalCancer”, Poonam Pandey concluded.

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