There is no evidence that COVID-19 vaccines significantly shorten life expectancy; vaccines undergo a rigorous process and clinical trials before being rolled out for public use to ensure safety
Claim: Individuals who received the COVID-19 vaccine will only live up to 2030 and will experience symptoms prior to death.
Why we fact-checked this: Several videos circulating online bear the claim. One such post on Facebook has gained more than 30,000 reactions, 2,900 comments, and 44,000 shares as of writing.
The video shows what claims to be a news report by an organization named “PH News Today.” Its host warns, “Paalala sa lahat ng nagpabakuna noong COVID-19 ay hanggang taong 2030 na lang ang itatagal niyo, ayon ‘yan sa health organization.”
(A reminder to all those who got vaccinated during COVID-19, you will only live until 2030, according to the health organization.)
She adds, “Bago ‘yan, makakaranas muna kayo ng panlalabo ng mata, panghihina ng katawan, hirap sa paghinga, madaling mapagod.”
(Before that, you will experience blurred vision, fatigue, and difficulties in breathing.)
The video has been reposted to numerous accounts, reaching hundreds and thousands in engagements.
Some social media users expressed fear while others cast doubt on the veracity of the claim.
The facts: There is no proof that COVID-19 vaccines cause recipients to die by 2030 or reduce their life expectancy. The video provides no evidence to support this claim.
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