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dpaCrime & justice

Bild hat etwas mit Razzia gegen "Sächsische Separatisten" zu tun.

Publisher’s rating: Das Foto hat keinen Bezug zur Neonazi-Razzia. Es zeigt Waffen, die bei einer Razzia im Jahr 2019 in Österreich beschlagnahmt wurden.

The photo shows an arsenal seized during a 2019 search in Austria, not the raid against the “Sächsische Separatisten.” The review traced the image to a report about a search at a home in Lower Austria.

Medical DialoguesHealth & medicine

Does drinking lemon water help relieve tooth pain?

Publisher’s rating: The claim is False

The review finds no scientific evidence or medical consensus that lemon juice relieves tooth pain. It says lemon’s acidity can erode enamel and potentially worsen sensitivity, while toothache may stem from underlying problems that need treatment.

يوب يوبPolitics & government

نشرت حسابات وصفحات على منصة إكس منشورات ادعت فيها أن السعودية ألغت رسميا شرط عقد الزواج لإقامة الذكور مع الإناث وأنها بدأت منذ 6 نوفمبر 2024 م السماح لغير المتزوجين مشاركة غرفة فندقية دون شرط أو قيود .

Publisher’s rating: مضلل

The review says the rules took effect in October 2019, not recently, and were not abolished. It says foreign tourists may stay in hotels without proving a family relationship, while Saudi families still need to provide proof; women may stay alone by showing identification.

FACTLYElections & voting

A video shows a group of men chanting pro-Hindu slogans in a Maharashtra housing society as part of the upcoming assembly election campaign.

Publisher’s rating: FALSE

The video shows a February 2022 religious procession by RSS workers in residential societies in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, not an election campaign in Maharashtra. The review identifies Diviniti Homes in Kanpur among the locations and says the group encouraged residents to vote in the 2022 Uttar Pradesh assembly election.

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