No such bill making ROTC mandatory has been passed. Both Houses of Congress need to pass a bill on third reading, reconcile both versions, and ratify the final measure before transmitting it to the President for signing into law.
A Facebook page reuploaded a TikTok video claiming that Vice President Leni Robredo has pending cases, including sedition. This is misleading.
Only five groups on the list are in the Commission on Elections’ official list of party list contenders in the May 9 polls.
A statement made 10 years ago by singer-actress Sharon Cuneta about former first lady Imelda Marcos was revived and twisted to make it look like she is supporting the Marcos family in this year’s elections.
While several netizens pointed out that the video was an old news report, many more tagged others and warned them about drinking milk tea.
Nakapanlilinlang ang ipinahiwatig ni Chief Presidential Legal Counsel Salvador Panelo na maaaring maiwasan na mahawahan ng SARS-CoV-2, ang virus na sanhi ng coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), sa pamamagitan ng pagmumumog ng tubig na may asin.
Chief Presidential Legal Counsel Salvador Panelo misleadingly implied that a person may prevent getting infected with SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), by gargling with salt and water.
A Nov. 21 Facebook (FB) status of a doctor, shared by over 4,500 people, is claiming that people who consume instant noodles too much may get cancer because of a “waxy substance” that prevents the noodles from getting sticky when cooked. This is unproven.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration did not conclude a cause-effect relationship between the vaccine and Bell’s Palsy, and the four people shown in the photos did not take part in the trial.
A Facebook (FB) post by a local netizen claiming that the COVID-19 vaccine of pharmaceutical companies Pfizer Inc. and BioNTech SE had caused the deaths of six people during the trial phase is misleading.
