CLAIM: Makakakuha ng P4,000 cash assistance ang mga estudyante sa elementarya hanggang kolehiyo mula sa Landbank.
RATING: HINDI TOTOO
Maling inanunsyo ng isang TikTok account na makatatanggap daw ang mga estudyante sa elementarya hanggang kolehiyo ng P4,000 cash assistance mula sa Landbank of the Philippines.
Pinost ni “philippinesnayuda” ang pekeng anunsyo sa TikTok na may pangalan at logo ng nasabing banko.
Nakipag-ugnayan ang PressOnePH sa Landbank upang kumpirmahin ang anunsyo na ito ngunit sinabi nila na peke raw ang inaasahang cash assistance na ito.
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