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The Archdiocese of Caceres shared a screenshot of a fake Facebook account using Archbishop Rex Andrew Alarcon’s name and photo to solicit funds.
“The Archbishop does not solicit funds, personal information, or any private communication through his personal social media,” it clarified.
The archdiocese also advised the public to report the account as fraudulent and to refrain from engaging with it.
“In these difficult times, let our good works triumph over division and lies. Thank you for your vigilance,” the archdioecese added.
“For official updates, please follow only the verified page of the Archdiocese of Caceres.”
Similarly, Bishop Louie Occiano of the Diocese of Virac also warned the public against a fake Viber account using his name and photo to solicit donations.
“I am not personally soliciting any donation from anybody,” Occiano stated on his official Facebook account.
“The scammer is using a different SIM that was registered at Viber using my name,” he added.
Both the Bicol Region and Catanduanes have been hit hard by Severe Tropical Storm “Kristine” late October.