Archive - FACT CHECK

Several Facebook posts are circulating an image allegedly showing the devastation caused by Typhoon Paeng to Cotabato City.

Another set of fake advertisements claims several people fainted after crowding and lining up at SM MOA to buy a Japanese air conditioner.

Another Facebook page has illicitly used the face of Doc Willie Ong, this time, to promote a supplement supposedly effective against diabetes.

Several Facebook pages continue to share a doctored GMA News report on bikers being allowed to go on long rides.

A graphic claiming Sen. Jinggoy Estrada wants to ban the United States National Basketball Association (NBA) from the country is satire. 

An image claims President Bongbong Marcos named Health Undersecretary Maria Rosario Vergeire as the new head of the Philippine National Police. 

A fake quote card claimed that Sen. Robin Padilla said he would legislate a law allowing every Filipino man to have five wives.

A YouTube video falsely reported as news a satirical piece about Leni Robredo supposedly scamming Harvard University students.

Russian President Vladimir Putin also did not recognize Bongbong Marcos as the “most powerful president in the world."

A video uploaded on Facebook claimed that Kabataan Party-list Rep. Raoul Manuel has been removed from his position. It is not true. Manuel has been a target of disinformation in the past few weeks.

Two Facebook pages uploaded a doctored news report on a gifted young boy made to look like an advertisement for a children's multivitamin.

A Facebook (FB) video carried a title saying Ilocos Norte 1st District Rep. Ferdinand Alexander “Sandro” Marcos had burst into anger, and that Kabataan Party-list Rep. Raoul Manuel will be sent to jail. This is a clickbait as the content doesn’t support the claim.