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Old Video Of Cyclone Mocha From Myanmar Circulated as Earthquake in Philippines: Fact-Check 

A video of a cyclone has been circulated, purportedly from the recent Earthquake in the Philippines or Southern India.

Gautam Verma (“@IamGautamVarma“) tweeted “After massive earthquake shook #Philippines, now warning of a cyclone is issued for southern states of India. Looks like nature’s reckoning is onto something. #CycloneMichaung #EarthquakePH #Tsunami“. The tweet was made on Dec 3, 2023, which has received an about 85.6k views on X.

Several other accounts, including be first (“@befirstnazar“), Ranjitha Papa (“@RanjithaPapa“) also made the same claim that Following the earthquake in the Philippines, a cyclone warning is now in effect for the southern states of India. The archive can be read from above.

What is the Actual Truth About this Incident? : Fact

To be clear, this video is not related to the Philippines; rather, it is an old one featuring Cyclone Mocha from Myanmar.

The video was uploaded in Youtube on May 14, 2023.

Check out the full Video here:

D-Intent’s Fact-Checking Results:

Intent:

Influencers are circulating old videos from Myanmar claiming to be from the Philippines #Tsunami , to create panic. This video, which has nothing to do with the Philippines, is actually an old one featuring Cyclone Mocha from Myanmar.

Conclusion:

Claim : A video has been shared on the social media purporting to be from either Southern India or the recent Philippines Earthquake.

Fact : The video in question is not related to the Philippines; rather, it is an old footage of cyclone Mocha from Myanmar.

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