The claim is demonstrably false. The photo/video has been doctored. Main debunking is about the claim and/or the authenticity of photo/video.
All images in the collage were taken in 2016 after a fire killed two firefighters in Ngau Tau Kok in Hong Kong as part of a social media campaign to show support for local firefighters.
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The photo shows PLA Navy soldiers. It was taken in Dec. 2017 during combat drills in the East China Sea. It has nothing to do with the current status of the internet shutdown in Myanmar.
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The image is a composite of two unrelated photos taken at different times and locations.
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In the hearing on Jimmy Lai’s bail, the prosecutor reportedly argued the principle of granting bail under the national security law should be different.
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Mark Zuckerberg did donate a total of $400 million to Center for Tech and Civic Life (CTCL), but he was not prosecuted for any offense.
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The image has been altered from an old news photo. In the original picture, Trump is not crying. His right eye is not red.
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Restructuring is due to the pandemic crisis. Many major airlines in the region are also restructuring their operations.
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This video was first posted in 2016. It shows packs of expired chicken being thrown out.
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This video has been manipulated. The audio is a truncated version of a Douyin video featuring two men bargaining over products being sold on the street, which has been added to an unrelated video of a young child model.
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The image shows seven defendants charged with drug-related crimes walking into the courthouse of Taihe County, Anhui province.
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A video showing a banner with the message “MURDERED 200,000 AMERICANS” hanging on Trump Tower posted on a Facebook page in September 2020 was doctored.
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The proposed amount is $103 million. It is for the Food and Health Bureau, not Hospital Authority.
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The image of Biden was taken five years ago while the image of Harris is from 2019.
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Chris Patten has never said he would go to the Hague or demand that the U.K. reclaim Hong Kong.
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At the moment there is no known substance that can kill the novel coronavirus in the human body.
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The claim in the popular Facebook post is groundless. Yuen has never discussed upcoming election while Hong Kong is going through the third was of COVID-19.
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The objects in the water appear to have been digitally added as many of them are identical duplicates.
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This is a recurring chain letter hoax that has been debunked by several fact-checking organizations.
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The claim is false and the image appears to be manipulated.
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The audio track of panic-struck passenger voices was taken from a different video clip and added to this one.
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