The Department of Social Welfare and Development says it doesn’t have a program distributing Christmas gift packages for people providing their personal information through a fake link
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The Department of Social Welfare and Development posted a registration link for the distribution of Noche Buena gift packages. A Facebook page named “DSWD educational cash assistance” posted the claim on October 6. The post has so far garnered 36,000 reactions, 18,000 comments, and 2,100 shares. The post asks the public to send their personal information – such as name, age, address, and phone number – through a registration link to avail themselves of the giveaway.
The post also includes a photo of the supposed gift package, showing pasta, spaghetti sauce, sandwich spread, canned milk, and other food items placed in a bucket.Ang DSWD ay walang anumang programa na namimigay ng Noche Buena Package. Hindi rin ito nagpo-post ng registration link sa social media para sa mga gustong huming ng tulong sa ahensya
The department added that the Facebook page that made the claim is fake and not affiliated with the agency. FALSE: P10,000 monthly allowance for 4Ps beneficiaries, solo parentsKeep us aware of suspicious Facebook pages, groups, accounts, websites, articles, or photos in your network by contacting us at [email protected]. You may also report dubious claims to
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