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MANILA, Philippines - Posts from small businesses selling calamansi juice concentrate are claiming again that similar acidic products like lemon and honey can be used to cure the coronavirus.
Like most other diet myths claimed to effectively treat the coronavirus, this is misleading.
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Maguindanao 2nd District Rep. Esmael 'Toto' Mangudadatu did not declare support to Aksyon Demokratiko, a political party that is fielding Manila Mayor Isko Moreno for the 2022 presidential elections.
FALSE
A YouTube channel has claimed that Sen. Panfilo Lacson and Senate President Vicente 'Tito' Sotto III, who have announced that they will be running for president and vice president in the 2022 polls, have backed out even before the campaign period starts. This is fake.
FALSE
A group of protesters, whose statements to a radio station spread on social media, claimed that the COVID-19 pandemic is not real, that there is mandatory vaccination in the Philippines and that it is killing people. This is false.
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Data released by the Department of the Interior and Local Government on Sunday show that 27,547 persons deprived of liberty (PDLs) in jails managed by the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology have been vaccinated against COVID-19 but quotes from officials suggested a higher number had been inoculated.
This is misleading and incomplete.
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Government officials and their allies in both chambers of Congress are now highlighting that the Commission on Audit failed to prove corruption in the Duterte administration.
This is a misleading claim.
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