VERA FILES FACT CHECK: Claim that vaccines are being used to reduce population FALSE
It's a misrepresentation of what Duterte said in a speech in 2017.
It's a misrepresentation of what Duterte said in a speech in 2017.
The use of AstraZeneca's COVID-19 vaccine in the Philippines resumed on May 7.
Public dismay over the government’s handling of the Covid-19 pandemic has lowered the approval rating of the administration but not so much of President Rodrigo Duterte himself, the head of a public opinion polling body said Friday.
She gave a wrong interpretation of a recent announcement from the U.S. CDC.
Experts say: Don’t simply rely on social media for health information.
Habang “nakikipag-unahan sa mga variant" ng coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) virus ang Pilipinas, idiniin ni Carlito Galvez Jr., punong tagapagpatupad ng national pandemic response, na kailangang "bawasan ang na-aaksayang” mga bakuna sa lokal na antas.
Locally, vaccine wastage often happens due to “oversight in the monitoring of vaccine storage temperatures."
A reverse image search showed that the FB page WE ARE AS ONE compiled two unrelated video reports published separately last April:
Graphene oxide is not an ingredient in Pfizer-BioNTech’s COVID-19 vaccine, according to a fact sheet published by the pharmaceutical company. Kit Longley, senior manager of science media relations at Pfizer-BioNTech, confirmed this in a statement to the Associated Press.
Some users were also misled into thinking that the photo collage in the post showed a Shopee warehouse in the Philippines. The photos were all taken in Malaysia.