FALSE: Tagaytay City under 'total lockdown' as of March 18 or 19

FactCheck: The city government has not announced a lockdown at this time. This claim is a rehash from an announcement in 2020.

Tagaytay City is under total lockdown as of March 18 or 19, according to varying posts.The Tagaytay City government has not announced a lockdown at this time. This claim was rehashed from an announcement posted in 2020.Posts containing this claim were spotted on Facebook by the Rappler fact check team.

Facebook users falsely claimed that Tagaytay City is under total lockdown as of March 18 or 19, according to varying posts.clarificationAng Pamahalaang Lungsod ng Tagaytay ay walang pahayag ng lockdown o pagsasara ng anumang bahagi ng Lungsod. Ang mga lumabas na post sa social media ay lumang post mula noong nakaraang taon at hindi sa kasalukuyan[The city government of Tagaytay did not announce a lockdown or closing of any part of the city.

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