VERA FILES FACT CHECK: News report ALTERED to advertise hair growth serum
It also featured video snippets of a celebrity dermatologist and vlogger-doctors to suggest they are endorsing Hairtech.
It also featured video snippets of a celebrity dermatologist and vlogger-doctors to suggest they are endorsing Hairtech.
A netizen’s post on a Facebook group claims that DSWD Secretary Erwin Tulfo has approved cash assistance of 10,000 for every Filipino family.
Several Facebook pages are circulating photos, said to have been taken during a crowd crush in a mall due to an air conditioner sale.
A Facebook page is circulating a fraudulent advertisement about a milk product that allegedly treats gout within a week.
Several Facebook pages are fraudulently promoting a milk supplement that claims to treat diabetes in just under a week.
An impostor Facebook page is using medical practitioner Liza Ramoso-Ong to endorse a lotus root powder that allegedly helps people lose weight.
Another set of fake advertisements claims several people fainted after crowding and lining up at SM MOA to buy a Japanese air conditioner.
Another Facebook page has illicitly used the face of Doc Willie Ong, this time, to promote a supplement supposedly effective against diabetes.
Two Facebook pages uploaded a doctored news report on a gifted young boy made to look like an advertisement for a children's multivitamin.
A Facebook page claims people fainted at the SM MOA while lining up to buy a heavily-discounted Japanese air conditioner. This is fake.