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ព្រៃឡង់ គ្រញូង, Social Media User

“The danger for our nation arrives now. Please rise up Khmer. Vietnam’s leaders have sent their people to camp along Cambodia’s border in Svay Rieng province. Vietnamese authorities said this is just for prevent Covid-19 spreading. Our Cambodian people said Vietnamese have stationed along hundred kilometers of Cambodia’s border, but no Cambodia’s authority dare to speak out.”

Fact Crescendo Cambodia rated this: False

Fact Crescendo Cambodia says: The photos are not Vietnamese immigrants who had camped along Cambodia’s border in this year. The photos taken by Jean-Jacques Kurz show Cambodian refugees stayed in Nong Chan camp in Thailand in 1980.

24h news ព័ត៌មាន២៤ម៉ោង, Social Media User

“400 garment workers at Jet Star located in Dangkor district were panic after a medical team from the [health] ministry went down to collect sample from a worker for Covid-19 test. The result had yet been known; they were panic and run out of the factory. After an explanation from the factory’s administration, they returned to work.”

Fact Crescendo Cambodia rated this: False

Fact Crescendo Cambodia says: Officials said no incident took place at the garment factory. The video clip published on social media was a fire drill conducted at a garment factory located in a province two years ago.

អ្នក​ឃុំ​តាភេម, Social Media User

“Situation in Thailand, it had yet been over for Cambodians. Please stay at home if unnecessary. See an example in Thailand where 20,0000 people contracted with Covid-19, 200 people died in daily basis. It’s tragic. Protect yourself is equivalent to protecting your family. Do not gather for drinking if you do not want to get regret. Please share it! The photo is from Thailand.”

Fact Crescendo Cambodia rated this: False

Fact Crescendo Cambodia says: The photo is unrelated to Covid-19 bodies. The photo shows a group of medical students at Thailand’s Chulalongkorn University paid their last tribute to ‘principals’ or those who kindly donated their bodies for the inte…