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FACTLY says: he video shared in the post exists on the internet at least since March 2019. This video is an old one and has nothing to do with the ongoing Kumbh Mela at Haridwar, Uttarakhand
PolitiFact says: The journal cited in the post, Medical Hypotheses, says its purpose is to publish “theoretical papers." Claims about ill effects from mask wearing that are listed in the article have been debunked.
FACTLY says: The video actually shows a man stabbing his wife as he suspected her of having an illicit affair in Delhi’s Rohini. The video has nothing to do with the UP based journalist Pragya Mishra. In fact, Pragya Mishra herself …
FactCheck.org says: Neither the WHO nor the NIH has recommended the use of ivermectin — a common anti-parasitic medication — in the treatment of COVID-19 because studies so far haven't proven it to be effective.
FactCheck.org says: CDC recommends vaccinated people wear masks in public for a few reasons, including a high rate of infection, concern about variants & the need for more research on whether asymptomatic vaccinated people can infect others
Vera Files says: It is Republic Act 11525, or the COVID-19 Vaccination Program of 2021—not Duque's discretion–that prohibits the private sector from buying COVID-19 vaccines by themselves. RA 11525 was passed by both houses of Congress …
TheJournal.ie says: The group stopped off briefly at the site while making their way to another location and were not protesting.
Vera Files says: While prescribing off-label medications is legal and common in the U.S., its FDA has specifically warned against the use of ivermectin to treat COVID-19 patients. In a March 5 advisory, the agency said ivermectin is cur…
FACTLY says: his photo is related to the Delhi Government’s initiative to protect children from air pollution in 2019. In November 2019, Aravind Kejriwal led Delhi Government took the initiative to distribute 50 lakh N95 masks to pr…
PolitiFact says: Anyone can report “adverse events” to a vaccine — as in possible side effects — to the CDC's VAERS system. The reports are not verified and do not indicate whether an adverse event is linked to or caused by a vaccine.
FACTLY says: This video was created in Feb 2020 by Max Patrick Schlienger, a satirist who identifies himself as ‘Ramses the Pigeon’. This video was created with a mash-up of old Hollywood short films. Schlienger described this video…