FACT CHECK: HINDI bawal sa airport ang chocolate
May Facebook post na nagsasabing bawal sa mga airport sa Pilipinas ang pasalubong na mga chocolate. Hindi ito totoo.
May Facebook post na nagsasabing bawal sa mga airport sa Pilipinas ang pasalubong na mga chocolate. Hindi ito totoo.
Dalawang pekeng Facebook page ang nag-post na naglilinis ng bodega ang NAIA at nagbebenta raw ng mga maletang hindi nakuha. Hindi ito totoo.
A couple of posts on Facebook are claiming that the Ninoy Aquino International Airport is selling unclaimed luggage. This is not true.
A YouTube video is claiming that NAIA will be replaced by the New Manila International Airport (NMIA). This is not true.
A video on YouTube is claiming that President Ferdinand Marcos and Sen. Raffy Tulfo are planning to shut down NAIA. This is not true.
Another YouTube video is erroneously claiming that the name of NAIA will revert to MIA. This time, by misrepresenting a clip of an airport inspection of President Bongbong Marcos.
Amid the Manila airport fiasco on New Year’s Day, a video falsely claims President Bongbong Marcos has ordered the renaming of NAIA to MIA.
I had expected that today would be the usual boring New Year’s Day with everybody allowing themselves to be lazy after last night’s “Goodbye 2022, Welcome 2023” activities.
There are no reports of Marcos confirming or signing anything to rename NAIA to MIA. In a Sept.13 interview, the president stressed that renaming the airport is not among his priorities.
A video erroneously claiming that the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) has reverted its name to the Manila International Airport (MIA) has been circulating online via Facebook. The FB posts came out a day before the 39th death anniversary of the opposition leader.