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The Healthy Indian ProjectHealth & medicine

consuming dry almonds can be fatal to health

Publisher’s rating: False

Related reporting distinguishes sweet almonds, described as ready to eat, from bitter almonds, which it says contain a compound that can produce a potentially deadly toxin. It reports that a small handful of raw bitter almonds could seriously poison an adult, so the evidence does not support treating all dry almonds as dangerous.

日本ファクトチェックセンターHealth & medicine

マイナ保険証の利用には「紙の資格情報」が必要?

Publisher’s rating: 不正確

The review says the paper document, properly called “資格情報のお知らせ,” is not normally needed when using a My Number health insurance card. It may be needed at facilities without the online eligibility system or when the card reader has a system error; a smartphone showing the My Number Portal eligibility screen can also be used instead.

Fact Crescendo Sri Lanka

මෙරට ‘මහවිරු සැමරුමේ’ වීඩියෝවක් ද?

Publisher’s rating: Misleading

The review found that the video being presented as a commemoration in Sri Lanka was actually from a 2023 event organized by Tamil people in Sydney, Australia. It also reports that a commemoration took place in Kilinochchi on November 27, 2024, but without the LTTE flags or images of Prabhakaran shown in the circulated video.

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