A video of a woman riding pillion with a child on a bike, falling on a waterlogged road amid heavy rainfall in Indian cities, has gone viral on social media.
Users are sharing the video, claiming it is from India and criticising the country's inadequate infrastructure.
What we found: At first, we divided the video into multiple screenshots and ran a Google reverse image search on some of them.
It led us to a Facebook post from 20 August featuring the same video, however, the caption noted that it was Karachi, Pakistan.
We also found a post by an X user which also featured the same video noting that it was from Karachi. It was uploaded on 20 August.
Using a virtual private network (VPN), we ran a relevant keyword search and found some reports which featured the same viral video in Pakistani news outlets such as Neo News and Capital TV from 20 August.
The description mentioned that a woman, holding a child, fell into the rainy water in Karachi.
The Dawn reported that Karachi was brought to a standstill by unprecedented downpours that flooded major roads, disrupted power and air travel on 19 August.
The massive rainfall also claimed at least six lives and raised alarms about further rains driven by an approaching low-pressure system.
Conclusion: A video from Karachi showing massive flooding on a road has gone viral as one from India.
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