BREAKING NEWS

STUDIO: (Main Reporter)

We have breaking news. Fake news spreader got caught after posting
misinformation about the other presidential candidates to boost his
presidential bet. Here’s (Name of the reporter) for the exclusive report.

PRECINCT:

Reporter: Sir, why did you do this knowing you may go to jail?

Suspect: I will do anything to support my one and only president, Ferdinand

Marcos Jr. forever. My president can do no wrong in my eyes. That’s why I
support him all the way. The Marcos are great leaders because during former
president Ferdinand Marcos’ term, our economy was thriving and there were
no starving children. That’s why I would still vote for another Marcos
because I know they can bring the Philippines economy back up again.

STUDIO: (Main Reporter)

Spreading fake news and believing in misinformation has been an epidemic,
especially now that the election for the new administration of President
and Vice President is fast approaching. So, here’s what you should do to
avoid becoming a victim of fake news:

1. Pay attention to where your news is coming from.

2. Distinguish Opinion from Fact.
3. Use reputable news sites.
4. Read a variety of sources.
5. Cross-check your information.
6. Lastly, when you see your friends and family share misinformation,
correct them.