A newly created Facebook (FB) page is claiming that reelectionist Sen. Bong Go, who is leading the senatorial race, will provide P5,000 ayuda to those who voted for him in the May 12 midterm elections. This is fake.
Published on May 13, the first copy of the bogus post bore a graphic with a photo of Go and text overlay that read:
“Maraming Salamat Po Sa Suporta!
‘Sa Lahat Ng Nag-Boto Sa Akin Bibigyan Ko Ng Ayuda Na P5K Basahing Maigi Ang Post Namin Kung Paano Ka Maka-Register at MakaKuha.’
P5,000.00 Ayuda Para Sa Lahat.
Mag-Message Sa Akin Para Mabilis Mabigyan.
(Thank you very much for the support!
‘To everyone who voted for me, I will give P5,000 in aid. Read our post carefully to find out how you can register and receive it.
P5,000.00 Aid for Everyone.
Message me so you can receive it faster.)”
The earliest version, along with two other FB posts, also carried the caption that read:
“Malasakit Center Cash Assistance
Para Sa Lahat Magregister Dito:
Lahat Ng Mag-Reregister Online ay Mayrong P5K Bawat Isa.
Para mabilis makakuha, Mag-Message po sa amin.
Maraming Salamat Sa Pagsuporta
Kay #SenatorBongGo #MayorDuterte #SenatorRodanteMarcoleta #SenatorImeeMarcos #SenatorBamAquino #senatorkikopangilinan #senatorbatodelarosa #senatortitosotto #SenatorPiaCayetano #senatorpinglacson #AkbayanPartylist #DuterteYouthPartylist
(Malasakit Center Cash Assistance
For Everyone – Register Here:
Try Here:
Everyone who registers online will receive P5,000 each.
To receive it faster, please send us a message.
Thank you very much for supporting
#SenatorBongGo #MayorDuterte #SenatorRodanteMarcoleta #SenatorImeeMarcos #SenatorBamAquino #SenatorKikoPangilinan #SenatorBatoDelaRosa #SenatorTitoSotto #SenatorPiaCayetano #SenatorPingLacson #AkbayanPartylist #DuterteYouthPartylist)”
Go, the principal author and sponsor of Republic Act No. 11463, or the Malasakit Centers Act of 2019, has made no announcement about the supposed cash assistance on his official Facebook page, website or in any public communication channels.
Malasakit Centers function as one-stop shops for four agencies: the Department of Health, Department of Social Welfare and Development, the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office and the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation.
These centers allow poor and financially incapacitated patients to seek medical and financial assistance from the said agencies without having to leave hospital premises.
The posts instructed voters who are interested in claiming the alleged ayuda to register through two fake links provided: one leads to a “PDP LABAN (CASH ASSISTANCE)” blog that asks for a user’s personal information, including name, address, and phone number, while the other redirects netizens to an e-commerce site.
The fraudulent FB posts emerged a day after the 2025 national and local elections.
Uploaded by FB page Malasakit Center – Online Application (created on May 13, 2025), the fake posts have collectively garnered 1,120 reactions, 1,429 comments, and 2,093 shares as of writing.
