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Aug 29, 2019 · SINGAPORE - A video of a ceiling collapsing in a mall that has been making the rounds online was not taken at Jewel Changi Airport as alleged by some netizens. Instead, the incident had occurred ...
When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.
Dec 5, 2017 · In the video posted on SG Kay Poh's Facebook page, the MINI driver can be seen indicating his intention to save lane. However, the driver whose car camera is filming the incident does not give way, inciting the MINI driver to flash the middle finger at him.
- Origins of Online Hoax
- Confirmation of Fake News
- Video Analysis
- Related Past Incidents
Details of Facebook post
At around 3 pm on 27 August 2019, the Facebook page, SG Kay Poh uploaded a 15-second long video titled "Huat ah". The video depicted large amounts of water seeping from the ceiling of a mall. At around the 8-second mark, a section of the ceiling collapsed. The Facebook post can be viewed here. The audio and video footage did not outrightly allege the location of the mall. It can be assumed that the Facebook caption planted the notion that the mall could be Jewel Changi Airport. It should be n...
SG Kay Poh
On Facebook, SG Kay Poh claims to be a "News & Media Website" and a "Media/News Company". Its Facebook cover photo includes the following tagline: "THE TRUTH SINGAPORE".As of 12 September 2019, more than 80,000 people follow the page.
Reports from news sites debunked the claim that the incident occurred in Jewel Changi Airport. It was confirmed that the ceiling collapse happened in a Shanghai shopping centre.
Further analysis of the video reveals evidence supporting the claim that the incident did not occur in Singapore.
Changi Airport was beset with reported cases of water leakages in 2019. In 2013, there was a confirmed incident of a ceiling collapse at JEM shopping centre due to a leaking water pipe. This history of events might have led the public to misconstrue the probability of such an accident happening in Singapore.
SINGAPORE - Photos circulating online of a double bed squeezed at the bottom of a large drain in Bukit Panjang have prompted the authorities to investigate possible signs of habitation, with water ...
May 17, 2019 · www.asiaone.com PHOTO: Facebook/SG Kay Poh Farah Daley Stomp May 16, 2019 There have been cases where e-scooter riders were seen matching the speeds of...
