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Fact CrescendoImmigration

হাতত হেণ্ডকাফ আৰু ভৰি-ককালত শিকলি লগোৱা এইসকল বিতাড়িত লোক ভাৰতীয় নহয়। জানক সবিশেষ।

Publisher’s rating: False

Fact Crescendo says the viral footage shows Colombian migrants being deported from the United States, not Indian migrants. It identifies the footage as having been published by ANI and says the U.S. Defense Department described it as showing people being boarded onto a deportation flight at Fort Bliss, Texas.

FACTLY

Photos of Rashmika Mandanna showing her in critical condition in a hospital.

Publisher’s rating: FALSE

FACTLY reports that the hospital photos do not show Rashmika Mandanna: one depicts Laura Avila, and the other was edited from a photo of TV presenter Nicki Chapman. It also reports that Mandanna said on Instagram on 11 January 2025 that she had injured her leg at the gym.

Factcrescendo ThailandHealth & medicine

สปสช. จะไม่จ่ายค่ารักษาโรคมะเร็งในโครงการ Cancer Anywhere แต่จะเอางบประมาณไปจ่ายค่าฮอร์โมนเตรียมผ่าตัดแปลงเพศแทน

Publisher’s rating: False

NHSO said Cancer Anywhere funding had not been cut or diverted, and that cancer treatment continued as usual with funding available. The review also reports that the transgender health service was still being planned and that no funding had been spent on it; the two programs had separate budgets.

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