# typhoon hong kong

A fake video on the Beijing Capital Airlines Airbus A320 accident has reached 10M views on Facebook » On 13 September, Facebook page Time News International misused the scare on typhoon Mangkhut and released a partly fake video on something that occurred Aviation24.be

Facebook, Twitter, Google Face Free-Speech Test in Hong Kong » U.S. tech titans face a looming test of their free-speech credentials in Hong Kong as China’s new national-security law for the city demands local authorities take measures to supervise and regulate its uncensored internet. Wsj.com

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News Programme | Hong Kong Today(2023-07-17) - RTHK » A meteorologist has urged Hong Kong people to take climate change more seriously as heat waves and extreme weather sweep the world. Leung Wing-mo, a former a… News.rthk.hk

VERA FILES FACT CHECK: Circulating FB reel of tornado in a ‘coastal town’ is FAKE » A video of a massive tornado described as having ravaged a coastal town is making the rounds on Facebook. This is a manipulated footage taken from an old clip of Hurricane Matthew in the United States in 2016. Verafiles.org

This video shows Typhoon Mangkhut lashing Hong Kong in 2018 » A video has been viewed more than one million times in multiple posts on Facebook alongside a claim it shows Typhoon Hagibis hitting the Japanese island of Hachijō-jima. The claim is false; the video was in fact filmed in Hong Kong during Typhoon Mangkhut in September 2018. Factcheck.afp.com

'Starbucks uncle' captures Hong Kong hearts during flooding » A photo of an elderly man quietly enjoying his newspaper and coffee in a flooded coffee shop has gone viral in Hong Kong. Bbc.com

Facebook, Twitter remove accounts they say Chinese government was using to undermine in Hong Kong protests » Facebook and Twitter said the accounts were meant to undermine the protests in Hong Kong. Abcnews.go.com