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Duterte signed RA 10929 nearly three years ago on Aug. 2, 2017.

The report makes several allegations that are not backed up by its sources.

The two photos show a different set of nuns in different places at different times.

School year 2020-2021 is still slated to begin on Aug. 24.

This has been debunked by the Department of Health. It has also been fact-checked in six continents.

It included images of arms with burns and boils that have nothing to do with the disease.

School year 2020-2021 will open on Aug. 24.

The versions changed the Education secretary's original statement.

Issuing Philippine Depositary Receipts (PDRs) to foreigners does not equate to granting them actual ownership, contrary to a statement of ANAKALUSUGAN Party-list Rep. Mike Defensor on the denial of ABS-CBN’s franchise bid.

Calling for the ouster of Kabataan Partylist Rep. Sarah Elago, a Facebook (FB) user reposted on July 16 a fake graphic with a quote from the solon saying she will support the New People’s Army (NPA) — the Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP)’s armed wing — "if need be” and that people should not care if she joins their ranks.

A viral litany on Facebook (FB) of President Rodrigo Duterte’s supposed achievements in the past four years is misleading.

No study proving the virus could stay in the air for eight hours was mentioned by the WHO in any of its releases.

A fabricated statement attributed to Sen. Leila De Lima is circulating on Facebook (FB) days after high-profile inmate Jaybee Sebastian was reported to have died inside the National Bilibid Prison on July 18 due to complications from COVID-19.

Former broadcaster Jay Sonza shared a screenshot of a misleading post that allegedly shows celebrities violating mandatory safety protocols amid the COVID-19 pandemic, while protesting in support of ABS-CBN Corp.

The GMA Network talent has debunked the hoax himself.

Robert Downey Jr., who supposedly "died" on July 8, even posted on Instagram on July 14.

It twisted the clergyman's statement about the denial of ABS-CBN's bid for a new franchise.

He has made no such statement.

For the second time since 1972, the government shut down broadcast network ABS-CBN, displacing more than 11,000 workers at a time the country is grappling with the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic that is taking a heavy toll on the economy.

It was a Marcos decree than introduced the provisions on contracting and subcontracting.

He has over 769,000 shares according to the media and entertainment network's latest public disclosure report.

The comparison was never mentioned in the hearings for ABS-CBN's legislative franchise renewal.

This post is not true. Don't believe it.

COVID-19 symptoms are not the same for everyone.