A widely shared social media post states that the new vaccine "permanently damages hearing in one out of every ten recipients." The post, which has been shared more than 80,000 times, urges readers to avoid vaccination until "the truth comes out."

A news aggregator site published a chart claiming national unemployment has reached 19 percent, "the highest in the country's history." The chart is attributed to the national statistics office and has circulated widely on messaging apps.

A headline reading "Company Hacked: Millions of Customers' Personal Data Stolen" spread rapidly across social platforms. Readers took it to mean that the personal details of millions of the company's customers were stolen and are now in criminal hands.

An image circulating online shows the Deputy Transport Minister with the quote: "If people can't afford fuel, they should simply stop driving." The post presents it as a dismissive response to rising petrol prices.

Several media outlets reported that more than 120,000 people attended last Saturday's rally in the city's central square, and the figure is now widely shared as fact. Other outlets cited far lower counts.

Social posts say delegates at an international summit on sustainable cities "agreed to ban private cars in all member cities by 2030." The claim is often accompanied by outrage about government overreach.