A video, showing several motorcyclists slipping on a flyover on a visibly drenched road, is being circulated on social media with a claim that it is from Navi Mumbai's Sanpada in the state of Maharashtra.
However, the video is from Karachi, Pakistan after a heavy downpour hit various areas of Karachi on 22 June. This led to slippery roads which caused many two-wheelers to skid on the road.
CLAIM
The caption along with the viral video stated that this incident happened recently in Sanpada, Navi Mumbai.
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(Source: Twitter/Screenshot)
WHAT WE FOUND OUT
We divided the video's keyframes and performed a reverse image search on them using Google Images.
This led us to a news report by Pakistani television news channel Geo News published on 23 June 2022.
The video is from Karachi, Pakistan.
(Source: Geo News/Screenshot)
The article titled 'WATCH: Multiple motorcyclists fall on slippery Karachi roads amid rain' carried the same viral video.
The report mentioned that Karachi witnessed heavy rainfall and dust-storm on 22 June, causing the road to become slippery and making the motorcyclists skid and fall. It also added that the video shows a flyover on Rashid Minhas Road near Millennium Mall, Karachi.
Next, we also noticed 'Honda Drive-In' in the viral video.
Honda Drive-in was noticed in the viral video.
(Source: Altered by The Quint)
Taking a cue, we looked for Honda Drive-In on Rashid Minhas Road in Karachi on Google Maps and found a street view that matched the location seen in the video.
Clearly, a video from Karachi, Pakistan was shared with a false claim that it shows people on two-wheelers slipping on a road due to rain in Sandapa, Navi Mumbai.
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