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Verified: The clip claiming that Anutin secretly signed approval to “open the Khao Din border checkpoint” actually uses AI-generated audio to fabricate false news.
A viral clip falsely claimed that Anutin had secretly approved the opening of the “Khao Din” border checkpoint in Sa Kaeo Province, attracting over 1.6 million views. Upon investigation, it was revealed that the audio in the clip was AI-generated to narrate fabricated news. The Bhumjaithai Party confirmed that the checkpoint has not been opened, and on-site media reports verified that the border remains closed and inaccessible, contrary to the claim.
Sep 25, 2025 | Politics
Verified: Clip claims “Anutin” opened Thai-Cambodian border — in fact, it shows Nepal protests over social media ban
Thai PBS Verify found a video clip circulated with the claim that “Anutin” was opening the Thai-Cambodian border, sparking public outrage among viewers. In reality, the clip shows an incident in Nepal, where citizens protested against the government’s order to ban 26 social media platforms.
Sep 25, 2025 | Around the World
Verified: An image of Thaksin, shown with a shaved head, full-body tattoos, and a prison uniform, was in fact AI-generated.
A photo depicting former Prime Minister “Thaksin Shinawatra” with a shaved head, extensive tattoos, and wearing a prison uniform has been verified as a fabricated image created by artificial intelligence. The Department of Corrections confirmed that, under official regulations, images of inmates cannot be publicly released.
Sep 18, 2025 | Politics
Verified: The clip claiming to show a memorial for Charlie Kirk is, in fact, footage of an anti-immigration protest in the United Kingdom.
Platform X shared a clip claiming to show a memorial event for Charlie Kirk, but it was actually footage from an anti-immigration protest in the United Kingdom.
Sep 16, 2025 | Around the World
Verified: Post claims Trump has died — White House confirms he is only ill with a vein condition
A post on X circulated with an image and the claim that President Donald Trump passed away. The White House has denied this, confirming instead that Trump is suffering only from a vein-related illness.
Sep 11, 2025 | Around the World
Verified: A well-known page claimed the 2nd Army Area was “preparing five thousand soldiers” for a clash with Cambodia. The fact is, this was a statement evaluating the soldiers’ morale.
A well-known page was found to have claimed Thailand was ready to end the war, sending five thousand soldiers to control the border, and cited a statement from the 2nd Army Area. The statement was an evaluation of the troops' health during a border surveillance mission and was not related to troop mobilization at all.
Sep 1, 2025 | Politics
Verified: Post Claims First Army Area Commander Proposes Granting Thai Nationality Proposes Granting Thai Nationality
Thai PBS Verify found a TikTok clip misrepresenting the words of the First Army Area commander. The clip uses authentic images but links them to false information, claiming that Lt. Gen. Ammarit Boonsuya, Commander of the First Army Area, proposed granting Thai nationality to Cambodians. He has confirmed that it has never proposed granting nationality and warns people not to fall for this fake news.
Aug 29, 2025 | Politics
Verified: Post claiming to show Thai victims in the Thai-Cambodia incident is actually an old clip of a bus accident in Prachin Buri
A video showing coffins being shared with the claim that they are Thai victims has been found to be misleading. In reality, it is an old clip of a bus carrying participants of a waste bank project study tour that overturned in Prachin Buri, unrelated to the Thai-Cambodia situation.
Aug 28, 2025 | Politics
Veriflied: AI Deepfake Clip Falsely Claims Thai PBS World Interviewed 2 Famous Businesspeople, Invites Online Investment: Invest 8,000 Baht, Get a 5-Times Return.
Thai PBS Verify discovered a fake advertisement that falsely used the Thai PBS World Tonight logo. It utilized AI deepfake technology to impersonate well-known news anchors and businesspeople, inviting people to invest in a scheme called CRYSTALLUM AI. But the original clip was actually a news report about a flood in 2013. Victims have warned others not to be fooled, as it could lead to financial losses and fraud.
Aug 28, 2025 | Science & Tech
