CLAIM: Maraming social media accounts ang di-umano nagsabi na pumanaw na si dating Pangulong Duterte.
RATING: HINDI TOTOO
Maraming social media accounts ang maling ibinalita na pumanaw na si dating Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte.
Isang post sa Facebook pa nga ang mali ding nag-ulat na ang abo ng dating pangulo ay naibalik na sa bansa.
Nag-post pa ang isang TikTok account ng photo carousel kung saan makikita ang isang inedit na larawan ni Duterte na may pakpak at mga ulap sa kanyang likuran, na nagpapahiwatig ng parehong maling ideya.
Huling nasilayan ng publiko ang dating pangulo noong Marso 14, kung saan siya ay humarap virtually sa pre-trial proceedings ng kanyang kaso kaugnay sa paglabag sa karapatang pantao sa ICC Headquarters sa The Hague, Netherlands, mula sa ICC Detention Centre.
Wala ring anumang opisyal na anunsyo hinggil sa pagpanaw ng dating pangulo mula sa kanyang mga opisyal na social media page o sa kanyang mga kamag-anak.
Sa kasalukuyang pagsulat, umani na ng 17,000 reactions ang Facebook post, habang ang TikTok post naman ay may 4,685 likes. Vergel Villarba
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