FACT CHECK: OLD video passed off as clip of Aug. 8 tsunami in Japan
A Facebook reel falsely claims to show clips of a tsunami in Japan following a magnitude 7.1 earthquake on Aug. 8.
A Facebook reel falsely claims to show clips of a tsunami in Japan following a magnitude 7.1 earthquake on Aug. 8.
A Facebook post carried four photos supposedly showing the aftermath of a tsunami that hit Miyazaki Prefecture.
May maling YouTube video ang nagsasabing inatake raw ng Canada, France at Japan ang China para depensahan ang Pilipinas. Hindi ito totoo.
A video supposedly shows a Chinese ship sunk by the United States and Japan. This is false and contains spliced clips from various military exercises.
A YouTube video bore a clickbait headline and thumbnail claiming that Japan has given the Philippines two destroyer warships.
A YouTube video’s headline claimed that the Philippines recently allowed the Japanese military to occupy its military bases. This is misleading.
A compilation video bore clips from previous calamities to falsely claim that they show scenes from the 7.6 quake that jolted Japan on New Year’s Day.
A video compilation on Facebook spliced together footage of old earthquakes in Japan with actual clips of the deadly Jan. 1 earthquake.
A YouTube video claims to show jets dispatched by Japan to the West Philippine Sea to show support to the Philippines. This is false.
Isang video ang nagsasabing isang komander ng Japanese Navy ang nagbanta ng digmaan kung hindi susundin ng China ang mga batas pandagat. Hindi ito totoo.