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This photo of flooded poultry farm is from Iran not Tartous in Syria

This photo of flooded poultry farm is from Iran not Tartous in Syria

Ahmad Primo Ahmad Primo   Friday 29th March 2019

Ahmad Primo Ahmad Primo   Friday 29th March 2019

Social media news pages and personal accounts shared a photo of a flooded poultry farm with hundreds of dead chickens, the pages and
accounts said this photo is from Tartous province in Syria after floods destroyed a poultry farm.


Following a reverse-search conducted by Verify-Sy, it turns out that this photo is not from Syria but from Iran and was posted on several Iranian websites in 2017 with other photos of the same poultry farm.

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