Archive - Online Posts

Several social media posts claim former vice president Leni Robredo dressed inappropriately when she supposedly met with officials in the Middle East.

Several Facebook pages are circulating photos, said to have been taken during a crowd crush in a mall due to an air conditioner sale.

A Facebook page is circulating a fraudulent advertisement about a milk product that allegedly treats gout within a week.  

Facebook scammers are at it again, this time posting fake promotions about an online sale of air conditioners.

Several Facebook pages are fraudulently promoting a milk supplement that claims to treat diabetes in just under a week. 

A video falsely claims suspended BuCor chief Gerald Bantag was flagged at an airport and made to admit involvement in the killing of broadcaster Percy Lapid.

An impostor Facebook page is using medical practitioner Liza Ramoso-Ong to endorse a lotus root powder that allegedly helps people lose weight.

A YouTube video claimed the Philippines’ first nuclear submarine has arrived. This is not true. The Philippines has not acquired any submarine recently.

Several Facebook pages are spreading a video of a statue of the Virgin Mary being swept away by flood water along a busy street. This is fake.

A video on Facebook claims that suspended Bureau of Corrections Director General Gerald Bantag has been reinstated. This is false.

A YouTube video shows a collapsed building supposedly due to the magnitude 6.4 earthquake that hit Abra, last month. It's misleading. 

A video falsely claims that a supposed case implicating a former BuCor director in the murder of broadcast journalist Percy Lapid has been junked.