Tag : FakeNews

A Facebook user claimed that “Putin praised Kan Jompalang as a model citizen who loves his country and homeland.” However, upon investigation, it was found to be false — merely a scam post intended to lure people into subscribing to a paid service. Thousands of users were deceived and shared the post over 1,000 times.

Fact-checked: A TikTok clip claims that consuming “Borax, Chlorine, and deworming medicine” can cure various diseases. Experts confirm this is life-threatening.

Distorted information was detected from Cambodian media, which used an image from an incident in Lebanon in 2023 and claimed it was an attack by Thailand using white phosphorus munitions. The Royal Thai Army confirmed the use of phosphorus rounds but insisted it did not violate international law, as they were only used against military targets. Experts warn that white phosphorus is a hazardous substance which, although not classified as a chemical weapon, can cause severe harm to humans and the environment.

Don’t believe it! A post claims that Volodymyr Zelenskyy, the President of Ukraine, purchased shares in a major French bank. Upon investigation, it was found to be a false post, citing a nonexistent TV channel.

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.

AI-generated clip emerges! Claims that Thai PBS news reported a famous doctor’s arrest for revealing a formula that cures high blood pressure within three days.

A Facebook page shared a post claiming that the HMPV virus has merged with COVID-19, leading to over 30,000 shares. Medical experts have confirmed that the claim is false.