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Beware of transferring money and not getting a place to stay! Fake pages are actively crafting content to lure victims ahead of “Songkran.” Recently, one posting as a provider of Khao Yai accommodation has gained more followers than the authentic page. Warning: Always verify carefully before making any payments to avoid being scammed!

A Facebook page posted images of a large tunnel and the skeleton of a giant creature, identified as a sloth from 10,000 years ago. Upon verification, the information was found to be true.

Warning! A fake page falsely claims to give away free plants, using stolen images and running ads that have attracted over a million views

The old “Fake Farm” is still active, with new victims complaining to Thai PBS Verify about receiving products that don't match the advertised descriptions. Further investigations revealed that the original page has created multiple fake pages to scam people into buying bad-quality seeds. People are being warned not to fall for it.

Misinformation alert! A viral clip claiming that Myanmar workers are demanding a wage increase to 700 baht actually shows a protest against excessive visa and work permit renewal fees charged by a private company. 

Don't Believe It! Fake pages are luring victims with "pencil-pen" packing jobs from home, promising good income. They impersonate real places and trick victims into transferring money without getting products.

A video claimed to show the latest survivor from the collapse of the SAO (State Audit Office of the Kingdom of Thailand) building. But upon investigation, it was found to be an old clip, already been viewed nearly 300,000 times by people who were misled.

The clip featuring a grasshopper claimed to be a "Snow Lotus Grasshopper" has garnered over 10 million views. In reality, it is just an AI-generated image, and some viewers were misled into believing it was real.

False post claims that the "Social Security Office" has increased dental coverage from 900 to 1,200 baht — investigation confirms it's untrue. Be cautious not to share false information.