FACT CHECK: Marcos DID NOT skip APEC due to drug test
A YouTube video falsely claims that President Marcos skipped the 2024 APEC Summit in Peru because he did not want to undergo drug testing for the event.
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FACT CHECK: FB posts on Marikina ‘kidnappings’ NOT TRUE
Several Facebook warning netizens about possible child abductions in Marikina City have spread after reports of an alleged kidnapping involving four children in surfaced. These are false.
FACT CHECK: Elon Musk did NOT announce launch of ‘water-powered’ car engine
Two Facebook posts falsely claimed that Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced the launch of a "water engine" through a post on X.
FACT CHECK: Duterte urong-sulong sa utos na patayin ang mga adik sa droga
Nang tanungin tungkol sa kanyang patakaran sa digmaan sa droga, iginiit ni dating pangulong Rodrigo Duterte na hindi niya ipinag-utos ang pagpatay sa mga adik sa droga, ngunit nang maglaon ay inamin niya na ginawa niya ito.
FACT CHECK: Duterte somersaults on ‘non-existence’ of Davao Death Squad
From denying the existence of the DDS when he was mayor of Davao City, former president Rodrigo Duterte said that former Davao police officers present in the Oct. 28 Senate probe on his administration’s drug war were commanders of the DDS.
FACT CHECK: NO impeachment case vs. Marcos over dwindling calamity fund
A video erroneously claimed that President Ferdinand Marcos is facing impeachment over the dwindling calamity fund of the government.
FACT CHECK: Typhoon death toll comparison NEEDS CONTEXT
A Facebook post implied that the lower death toll of Super Typhoon Rolly compared to Severe Tropical Storm Kristine's is due to the actions of former president Rodrigo Duterte's government.
FACT CHECK: ‘Cagayan photo’ after Marce onslaught is AI-MANIPULATED
After Typhoon Marce made landfall in Cagayan, an AI-generated image allegedly showing the aftermath of the typhoon is making the rounds online.
FACT CHECK: Duterte seesaws on order to kill drug addicts
When questioned about his drug war policy, former president Rodrigo Duterte falsely claimed that he did not order the killing of drug addicts, but later admitted that he did.
FACT CHECK: FB posts from CHED impostors promote FAKE scholarship offer
Three Facebook pages using CHED's logo as a profile picture claimed to offer scholarships from the government agency. These offers are fake.
