May 3, 2017
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Target in the United States has recalled a range of water-absorbing Easter and Dino toys because they pose a potential hazard to children.
Circulating message claims that attached photographs show a very rare plant with parrot shaped flowers that grows in Thailand.
“Viral” video shows a giant wind turbine spinning out of control and finally disintegrating.
Email warning describes an incident in which a scammer, posing as a courier delivering an unexpected gift of wine and roses, captured the gift recipient’s credit card details with the use of a portable card scanning device.
Message claims that women living in India have the right to refuse to go to a police station between the hours of 6pm and 6am unless the arresting officer is a woman.
Email forward with photographs shows how criminals can steal bank customer ID’s using ATM skimming equipment and hidden cameras.
A photograph that circulates via email depicts a very large shark following closely behind a kayaker.
Message claims that photographs of a large catfish with a basketball stuck in its mouth were taken at Lake Macquarie in New South Wales, Australia.
Circulating messages claim that country music legend Merle Haggard has died.