In It’s Showtime, Vice Ganda reminds people to be cautious about what they see online.

Kapamilya superstar Vice Ganda clarified that he made no statement regarding any issues and told people to fact-check first before believing.

Former president Rodrigo Duterte was arrested based on a warrant issued by the ICC. This is in connection with the deaths of innocent people who were dragged into his fight against illegal substances.

A lot of personalities have reacted to this, especially political figures; however, those who did not react still have “reactions” and “statements” circulating online. These were made by people aiming to misrepresent these famous public figures, and one of them is ABS-CBN comedian Vice Ganda.

There has been a statement of his circulating online regarding the arrest of the former president, and in the latest episode of It’s Showtime, he made the clarification. According to Vice, he did not issue any statements or make any reactions regarding the matter.

“Mag-iingat kayo sa mga nababasa niyo ha. Hindi lahat totoo katulad ng mga kumakalat na mga statement ko sa Facebook. Hindo ko po statement yun,” he expressed then reminded the viewers to be cautious about what they feed themselves from online.

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About ex-president Rodrigo Duterte’s arrest

President Bongbong Marcos clarified in a press conference that the arrest of the former president was according to the necessary legal procedure. The interpol asked for it, and as part of the community of nations, the Philippines is expected to cooperate.

It did not violate the country’s sovereignty. Marcos said, “Interpol asked for help, and we obliged because we have commitments to Interpol which we have to fulfill. If we don’t do that, they will no longer help us with other cases involving Filipino fugitives abroad.”

The Palace also addressed Duterte’s arrest, and accordingly, this is to give justice to either the victims or the accused. The arrest complied with the law due to allegations associated with EJK during his administration’s drug war.