🇳🇱 Photo of a littered street after a climate march in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, in June 2022? ❌ This photo was taken in Amsterdam before US singer Billie Eilish's concert in June 2022.
AFP reached out to one Twitter user whoBelow is a screenshot comparison of the photo used in the misleading post and the photo published on Twitter on June 18 , with corresponding pieces of litter circled by AFP:
The user @RensKatyCatP told AFP the photo was taken in Amsterdam on June 18 before a concert by American singer Billie Eilish. They also sent AFP a screenshot of the photo's metadata, which verified the date and time it was captured: Screenshot of the metadata attached to the photo provided by @RensKatyCatP, captured on June 23, 2022.According to the venue's
, she was scheduled to perform at 9:15 pm, about two hours after the photo showing the littered street was posted on Twitter.Johan Cruyff ArenaBelow is a screenshot comparison of matching features highlighted by AFP, including signposts , steps and a restaurant sign .
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