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FactCrescendo Sri LankaPolitics & government

විදේශ කටයුතු අමාත්‍ය විජිත හේරත් වතිකානුවේදී සිදුකළ කතාවක් ද?

Publisher’s rating: Misleading

The review says the video was not a speech Herath gave in the Vatican; it was footage from a 27 January 2017 speech in London. It identifies him at the time as a JVP parliamentarian speaking at a meeting with the Tamil and Muslim diaspora. [S1: “මෙය අමාත්‍යවරයා වතිකානුවේදී සිදුකළ කතාවක් නොව, මීට වසර ගණනාවකට පෙර කතාවක් බවයි.”; “2017 ජනවාරි 27 වන දින ලන්ඩනයේ ඊස්ට් හැම් හි ට්‍රිනිටි ප්‍රජා ශාලාවේදී දෙමළ සහ මුස්ලිම් ඩයස්පෝරාව හමුවි සිදුකළ කතාවක කොටසක්”]

Medical DialoguesHealth & medicine

Can Drinking Raisin Water Purify Blood in 30-45 Days?

Publisher’s rating: The claim is FALSE.

Medical Dialogues reports that there is no scientific evidence or medical consensus that raisin water can purify, detoxify, or cleanse blood in 30–45 days. It notes that raisins have nutritional benefits, but raisin water alone cannot purify blood.

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