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  • Fact Check: This video of cars being smashed is not related to Tauktae or India Several videos doing the rounds on social media claiming to be of the destruction caused by Cyclone Tauktae is one showing part of a building collapsing on some cars parked below and completely destroying them. Listen to Story India Today Fact Check Though Tauktae has caused massive damage, this video is from Medina, Saudi Arabia. The video from July 2020 shows cars being crushed after a portion of an apartment fell over them during heavy rains and thunderstorm. Cyclone Tauktae has caused heavy downpour and severe damage to areas along the western coast of India. The five states of Kerala, Karnataka, Goa, Maharashtra and Gujarat have been affected by the cyclone. Amid several videos doing the rounds on social media claiming to be of the destruction caused by Cyclone Tauktae is one showing part of a building collapsing on some cars parked below and completely destroying them. See the Facebook post here. The archived version of the post can be seen here. India Today Anti Fake News War Room (AFWA) has found that the video is not from Mumbai but Medina city of Saudi Arabia. It shows an incident from last year in which vehicles parked outside an apartment were damaged after a balcony collapsed on them during heavy rains and thunderstorm. AFWA probe On close observation, we could see a CCTV time stamp on the video, which says 30-07-2020. This gave us an idea that this video is perhaps not recent but from last year. Reverse searching key frames of the viral video, we found it in a March 27 Facebook post with a caption in Arabic which translates to, "Balcony falls due to strong winds in Al Mugharib Street" Getting a clue from here, we did a keyword search and found the same video carried in some Arabic news reports by "arabic.rt", "al-marsd" and "3yonnews". According to these reports, the incident took place at Bagdo area of Medina. Arabic fact-check website "Misbar" also confirmed that the viral video shows an incident from July 2020, in which a portion of a building collapsed on parked cars in Medina, Saudi Arabia. Thus, it is clear that the viral video is neither related to Tauktae nor is it from Mumbai. It shows an incident from last year when a portion of a building fell over some cars in Medina, Saudi Arabia. (With inputs from Vidya in Mumbai) Please share it on our at 73 7000 7000 You can also send us an email at factcheck@intoday.com
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