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Four photos of purported P250 billion worth of drugs seized in Davao City that were allegedly meant to be delivered to the residence of Mayor Sebastian "Baste" Duterte are going viral on Facebook. This is false.
A viral claim that Breaking Bad character Gustavo Fring and Mayor Baste Duterte will conduct oil exploration in Davao is SATIRE. Fring is a fictional character in two Netflix series.
Posts about a Chinese tycoon who will donate 700,000 barrels of crude oil to Davao City are false and originate from a satire source with no factual basis.
Viral posts claiming that the Republic of Wadiya is sending gasoline to Davao City are satire. The posts feature fictional characters from the 2012 film "The Dictator."
A viral Facebook post claiming Davao City bought gasoline from Brunei is false. The city government denied the claims, and the video used was taken in Lucena City.
Only about 5,000 Duterte supporters – not a billion people – attended the Du30 Run - Leg 2 event in Davao City last month.
A circulating Davao City resolution supposedly declaring Vice Ganda as persona non grata is a satire.
A video claiming former president Rodrigo Duterte has returned home to Davao City after his arrest and incarceration in The Netherlands is false.
Netizens posted a video claiming to show Maj. Gen. Nicolas Torre III back in Davao City for a police operation after Duterte's March 11 arrest. Not true.
What should a local media do when reporting about Numbeo’s Davao City landing in third place? It can certainly report, but it must temper it necessarily with what Numbeo is and how its crowd sourcing works. It goes without saying that mass media like community newspapers have the capacity to enable its audience to make rational decisions.
