CLAIM: Isang video ng mga tagasuporta ni dating pangulong Rodrigo Duterte na diumano’y nagrarally sa Netherlands.
RATING: HINDI TOTOO
Nag-post ang isang Facebook user ng video na nagpapakita ng mga taong nagrarally at maling ipinahayag na sila ay mga tagasuporta ni dating pangulong Rodrigo Duterte sa Netherlands.
Sa isang deleted na post, ang video ay naglalaman ng audio ng mga tao na sumisigaw ng pangalan ng dating pangulo, kasama ang inedit na teksto na nagsasabing sila ay mga tagasuporta niya.
Sa pamamagitan ng geolocation, natuklasan ng PressOne.PH na ang tunay na lokasyon ng protesta ay sa Niš, Serbia, at hindi sa Netherlands.
Makikita rin sa video ang isang watawat ng Serbia, na nagpapatunay na mali ang pahayag.
Makikita rin sa TikTok ang ibang anggulo ng video na nagpapakita ng parehong landmark na nasa pekeng video, at ito ay isa pang patunay na ang protesta ay naganap sa Niš, Serbia.
Bago burahin ang post, ang video ay nakakuha ng 9,100 na shares, 8,000 na reaksyon at 1,000 na komento sa Facebook.
Sa ngayon, ang buradong video ay muling pinopost ng mga tagasuporta ni Duterte sa iba’t ibang social media platforms at patuloy na nakakakuha ng atensyon. Leigh San Diego
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