Habang ang probinsya ng northern Luzon ay talagang nakaranas ng matinding pagbaha dahil sa pananalasa ng Bagyong Ulysses, ilang mga social media user, kabilang ang mga celebrity at isang lokal na istasyon ng radyo, ang nagbahagi ng mga lumang litrato na hindi ipinapakita ang malawakang pagbaha kamakailan sa Cagayan.
While the northern Luzon province really did experience devastating floods due to the onslaught of Typhoon Ulysses, some social media users, including celebrities and a local radio station, shared old photos that do not show the recent massive flooding in Cagayan.
Pinagbintangan ni Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte si Vice President Leni Robredo na promotor ng mga kritisismo sa social media na kinuwestiyon ang kanyang pagkawala niya habang nananalasa ang Bagyong Ulysses (international codename: Vamco).
President Rodrigo Duterte falsely claimed Vice President Leni Robredo propelled criticisms on social media that questioned his absence during the onslaught of Typhoon Ulysses (international codename: Vamco).
Ilang mga social media user, kabilang ang dating brodkaster ng ABS-CBN na si Jay Sonza, ang nag share sa Facebook (FB) ng niretokeng litrato ng isang ABS-CBN News van, na ipinangalandakang tumaob habang nangangalit ang Bagyong Ulysses sa Luzon noong Nob. 12.
Several social media users, including former ABS-CBN broadcaster Jay Sonza, shared on Facebook (FB) an altered photo of an ABS-CBN News van, falsely claiming it overturned as Typhoon Ulysses raged over Luzon on Nov. 12.
All four clips featured in the 46-second video show different instances of flooding in Laos and Thailand.
The circulating images are nearly nine years old and show the aftermath of a different typhoon.
Supertyphoon Yolanda battered Benigno Aquino III’s vaunted reputation before the world as a competent Philippine president.
It was like “Ondoy” all over again as Typhoon Ulysses (international name: Vamco) battered practically the entire Luzon, dumping heavy rainfall that submerged Marikina City and nearby towns of Rizal province on Thursday, Nov. 11.
