Uson, also a pro-Duterte blogger, posted a screenshot of a Facebook user commenting that the vice president only donated five pieces of pandesal and a bottle of water to the evacuees. The OWWA official claimed that Robredo prioritized having photo ops rather than helping victims of the volcanic eruption last Sunday.
(This is not the first time that Leni opted to have photo ops instead of helping victims of a tragedy.)
Robredo, on the other hand, called Uson a purveyor of fake news despite having a government post. "While our people are suffering from an unfortunate tragedy, this bearer of fake news continues to receive salary out of taxpayers' money. Let's all help put a stop to the proliferation of lies," Robredo posted on her personal Facebook account. In another Facebook post, the Office of the Vice President clarified that the food packs Robredo donated to the victims of Taal Volcano's eruption consisted of rice, instant noodles and canned goods.
Robredo also provided dust masks and drinking water to the evacuees. "Maging mapanuri sa mga nakikita at nababasa sa social media—lalo na mula sa mga nananamantala sa mga trahedya upang magpakalat ng fake news," Robredo said.
(Be wary on what is being seen and read on social media—especially those who exploit tragedies to spread fake news.)
SOURCE: www.philstar.com
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