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Factcrescendo Sri LankaHealth & medicine

Consuming alkaline foods can help combat COVID-19 by raising the body's pH levels above those of the virus.

Publisher’s rating: False

The review says viruses such as SARS-CoV-2 do not have pH values, so the claim’s comparison between body pH and the virus’s purported pH is scientifically meaningless. It also reports that diet cannot alter the body’s tightly regulated blood and cellular pH, and that there is no evidence alkaline foods prevent or treat COVID-19.

FACTLYCrime & justice

The video shows two BSF soldiers caught with ₹96 lakh on a train or ₹96 crore found in their houses in 2025.

Publisher’s rating: FALSE

The video dates to January 2018 and shows Kanpur police seizing ₹96 crore in demonetised currency from builder Anand Khatri and others; the review says none of those accused were BSF personnel. A separate 2018 case involved BSF Commandant Jibu D Mathew, who was arrested with ₹45.3 lakh at a railway station, but the review says it was unrelated to the video.

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