CLAIM: Larawan ng isang Pilipino na pinatay sa Saudi Arabia.
RATING: HINDI TOTOO
May lumang larawan ng protesta sa Bangladesh na kumakalat ngayon online na maling ikinakabit sa pagbitay ng isang Pilipino sa Saudi Arabia.
Isang Facebook account ang gumamit ng larawan sa isang reel na may caption, “Filipino national executed here @[Saudi Arabia] RIP kabayan.”
Ipinost ito matapos ianunsyo ng DFA na isang Pilipino ang binitay sa Saudi Arabia dahil sa pagpatay noong Oktubre 5, 2024.
Ang larawan sa maling post ay kuha noong protesta laban sa pagbitay ng walong Bangladeshis sa Saudi Arabia noong 2011.
Noong Oktubre 7, 2011, walong Bangladeshis ang binitay sa harapan ng publiko sa Saudi Arabia dahil sa pagnanakaw at pagpatay sa isang Egyptian.
Hindi pinangalanan ng DFA ang Pilipinong binitay sa Saudi Arabia alinsunod sa kahilingan ng pamilya. Jannah Argote
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