CLAIM: Isang larawan na nagpapakitang tumutulong ang Davao City sa mga nasalanta ng baha dulot ng bagyo.
RATING: HINDI TOTOO
Iba’t ibang mga post sa social media ang gumamit ng lumang larawan mula sa website ng Davao City upang maling ipakita na agad daw na nagpadala ang gobyerno ng Davao ng mga relief goods para sa mga nasalanta ng bagyong “Carina” at paguulan na dulot ng Habagat sa Luzon.
Sa katotohanan, ang naturang larawan na ginamit ay mula sa relief drive ng Davao para sa mga biktima ng Bagyong “Paeng” sa Cotabato City at Maguindanao noong Nob. 4, 2022.
Nagpadala ang pamunuan ng Davao ng 16 na trak na naglalaman ng 8,000 na kahon ng mga pagkain, gamot, sleeping kits, at hygiene kits.
Sa ngayon, ang account na For the Motherland – Sass Rogando Sasot, isa sa mga muling gumamit ng nasabing lumang larawan, ay nakakuha nang 18,500 na reaksyon at 7,500 na share sa kanilang post.
Ang tweet naman ni The Manila Times columnist Malou Tiquia, na mayroong 56,100 followers sa X, ay nakakuha nang 48,000 na views, 522 na reaksyon, at 115 na repost.
Sa oras ng pagsulat na ito, wala pang anunsyo ang pamunuan ng lungsod ng Davao tungkol sa isang relief drive para sa mga biktima ng Bagyong “Carina.” Raniel Paquingan
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