Rappler has released its Fact Check wRap video for August, presented by researcher-writer Lourence Marcellana. The episode compiles fake quotes and false claims that circulated during the month to help viewers separate truth from fiction. Misinformation can distort public discourse in the Philippines, so this fact-checking roundup helps Quezon City residents and other Filipinos recognize viral falsehoods before they share them. It supports media literacy at a time when fake claims spread rapidly on social media. The video is available on Rappler’s website and social media platforms, hosted by researcher-writer Lourence Marcellana. Viewers can watch it for free to review the notable fake quotes and false claims flagged by Rappler’s fact-check team.
Background
Rappler’s Fact Check wRap is part of the Philippine news organization’s broader initiative to combat misinformation through verified reporting. The monthly wrap-up series gathers notable hoaxes and misleading statements circulating online, giving audiences a convenient digest of what to watch out for. This August edition continues that effort by addressing the most prominent false claims of the month.
Source: Rappler