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EARTHQUICK DRILL| RAETHQUICK IN NEPAL 2023 | drop! cover! hold on!
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Facebook post claiming to show “rare” footage of an earthquake in Turkey actually features a clip showing an earthquake in Nepal in 2015.
The video, captioned “Earthquake (Turkey) - Visible Lateral Ground Movement”, shows the moment people on a road begin to experience a tremor. At the time of writing the post had been viewed more than 77,000 times.
However, the same clip was shared to YouTube some seven years ago, featuring a timestamp which shows the footage was filmed on 25 April 2015 at around 11:50 am—the date of a 7.8 magnitude earthquake in Nepal. This timestamp has been blurred out of the version shared on Facebook.
While we’ve not been able to identify the precise location of the footage, the vehicles shown do appear to carry Nepalese number plates.
Misleading social media posts often circulate on social media in the wake of major news events and disasters, and we’ve previously written about similar wrongly attributed videos claiming to have been filmed during the war in Ukraine, or shortly before an aeroplane crash.
For more information on how to verify viral video footage, see our guide
Facebook post claiming to show “rare” footage of an earthquake in Turkey actually features a clip showing an earthquake in Nepal in 2015.
The video, captioned “Earthquake (Turkey) - Visible Lateral Ground Movement”, shows the moment people on a road begin to experience a tremor. At the time of writing the post had been viewed more than 77,000 times.
However, the same clip was shared to YouTube some seven years ago, featuring a timestamp which shows the footage was filmed on 25 April 2015 at around 11:50 am—the date of a 7.8 magnitude earthquake in Nepal. This timestamp has been blurred out of the version shared on Facebook.
While we’ve not been able to identify the precise location of the footage, the vehicles shown do appear to carry Nepalese number plates.
Misleading social media posts often circulate on social media in the wake of major news events and disasters, and we’ve previously written about similar wrongly attributed videos claiming to have been filmed during the war in Ukraine, or shortly before an aeroplane crash.
For more information on how to verify viral video footage, see our guide