A video showing a spraying water outside from massive cracks is going viral online with a claim that this video is from India.
The claim also insinuates that this reflects the poor condition of roads in India under Prime Minister s governance.
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What's the truth?: This video is from Guatemalan, Central America, not India.
How did we find out the truth?: We performed a reverse image search on some of the keyframes from the viral video and this led us to a Facebook shared on 13 September.
The post shared by a page named Noticias en Primicia, carried the same viral video, but the caption stated that the video is from Guatemala, a country in Central America.
It further specified that the water reportedly came from a damaged pipe crossing underneath National Route CA-9 at Kilometer 14 on the Pacific route.
We also found the same information shared by on X (formerly Twitter) and on Facebook.
Taking a cue, we performed a relevant keyword search on Google which led us to news reports shared and
The reports carried a screengrab from the viral video and stated that following heavy rainfall on 12 September, various parts of Guatemala witnessed collapsed drains, sinkholes and landslides.
It further added that the water came from a damaged pipe crossing underneath National Route CA-9 at Kilometer 14 on the Pacific route.
Conclusion: A video from Guatemala is being shared to falsely claim that it shows a road spraying out water in India.
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