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يوب يوبCrime & justice

نشرت حسابات وصفحات على منصات التواصل الاجتماع مقطع فيديو زعمت أنه لقيام الشرطة النسائية في العاصمة عدن بالقبض على نساء من تعز بتهمة بيع الخمور والحشيش والمخدرات داخل منزلهن الرسمي

Publisher’s rating: مضلل

The review says the video circulated in December 2025 and showed police in Crater arresting women after a campaign to arrest a pharmacy owner was obstructed. It says the women were detained in a public street, not inside a home, and does not support the claim that they were arrested for selling drugs. 【S1】

FactCrescendo Sri LankaEconomy & business

අලුත් 2000 නෝට්ටුවට සමාන ව්‍යාජ මුදල් නෝට්ටුවක් ?

Publisher’s rating: Misleading

The review says the viral comparison image was generated with Gemini AI and that the notes shown have visible spelling errors. It also reports that a genuine Rs. 2,000 note’s security thread appears as a single line when held to light, but says this test alone cannot establish whether a note is counterfeit; police had not officially confirmed circulation of counterfeit Rs. 2,000 notes.

Fact Crescendo Sri LankaScience & space

NASA has warned of a 2% chance of an asteroid hitting Earth on Valentine's Day (February 14), 2026.

Publisher’s rating: False

The review says NASA’s Sentry data showed no asteroid with a 2% impact probability for February 14, 2026, and that NASA issued no matching warning. It traces the 2% figure to early estimates for asteroid 2024 YR4’s possible impact in December 2032, while the Valentine’s Day date is associated with a different asteroid, 2023 DW, and a 2046 date.

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