CLAIM: Binasag na daw ni Pangulong Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. ang kanyang katahimikan at ipinahayag ang katotohanan tungkol sa ‘polvoron’ video.
RATING: ALTERED
Nag-post ang isang kilalang personalidad sa Facebook na si “Tio Moreno” ng pekeng larawan nina Pangulong Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. at Bise Presidente Sara “Inday” Duterte, at maling ipinahayag na si Marcos Jr. ay nagsalita tungkol sa isang video na kumakalat sa social media na umano’y nagpapakita ng kanyang pagkakasangkot sa ilegal na droga.
Ang orihinal na larawan sa post ni Moreno ay isang screenshot mula sa TikTok video ng two-time gold medalist na si Carlos Yulo kasama ang kanyang girlfriend na si Chloe San Jose, kung saan sila ay sumagot sa mga akusasyong ginawa ng ina ni Yulo.
Hindi naglabas ng kahit anong pahayag si Marcos Jr. tungkol sa “polvoron” video. Gayunpaman, nagsagawa ang Department of the Interior and Local Government at National Bureau of Investigation ng press briefing upang pag-usapan ang isyu na ito.
Sa ngayon, mayroong 3,189 na reaksyon, 287 na shares, at 190 na komento ang nasabing Facebook post na ito. Leigh San Diego
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