Public Searches on Factually Government Website Relating to Falsehoods Subject to Directions under POFMA

Ms He Ting Ru asked the Minister for Digital Development and Information for data on public searches on the Factually Government website over the last five years, including those related to falsehoods under POFMA, and a breakdown of the top five topics of articles.
The Minister, Mrs Josephine Teo, stated that the government does not track the number of public searches on the website but can identify the most viewed articles.
The top five most viewed Factually topics from 2019 to 2023 were COVID-19, Ridout Road, fiscal policy, the Central Provident Fund, and public housing, with COVID-19 articles receiving substantially more views than others.

Ms He Ting Ru asked the Minister for Digital Development and Information for data on public searches on the Factually Government website over the last five years, including those related to falsehoods under POFMA, and a breakdown of the top five topics of articles.
The Minister, Mrs Josephine Teo, stated that the government does not track the number of public searches on the website but can identify the most viewed articles.
The top five most viewed Factually topics from 2019 to 2023 were COVID-19, Ridout Road, fiscal policy, the Central Provident Fund, and public housing, with COVID-19 articles receiving substantially more views than others.

Ms He Ting Ru asked the Minister for Digital Development and Information for data on public searches on the Factually Government website over the last five years, including those related to falsehoods under POFMA, and a breakdown of the top five topics of articles.
The Minister, Mrs Josephine Teo, stated that the government does not track the number of public searches on the website but can identify the most viewed articles.
The top five most viewed Factually topics from 2019 to 2023 were COVID-19, Ridout Road, fiscal policy, the Central Provident Fund, and public housing, with COVID-19 articles receiving substantially more views than others.

Ms He Ting Ru asked the Minister for Digital Development and Information for data on public searches on the Factually Government website over the last five years, including those related to falsehoods under POFMA, and a breakdown of the top five topics of articles.
The Minister, Mrs Josephine Teo, stated that the government does not track the number of public searches on the website but can identify the most viewed articles.
The top five most viewed Factually topics from 2019 to 2023 were COVID-19, Ridout Road, fiscal policy, the Central Provident Fund, and public housing, with COVID-19 articles receiving substantially more views than others.

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