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Social media users are recirculating a false claim that a painting of children in masks appeared at Denver's airport 1994

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Social media posts that have been viewed thousands of times this week claim a painting of children wearing masks adorned with national flags first appeared at the Denver airport in 1994. The posts use the claim as evidence the COVID-19 pandemic was planned. The painting does not belong to the airport art collection and has not been displayed there. The image of it began circulating online in February of this year.

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Social media users are recirculating a false claim that a painting of children in masks appeared at Denver's airport 1994

By Abril Mulato, The Associate PressCLAIM: A painting of several children wearing face masks with their countries’ flags on them appeared in 1994 at the Denver International Airport.AP’S ASSESSMENT: False. The painting does not belong to the Denver airport art collection and has not been displayed there. The image of it began circulating online in February of this year.THE FACTS: Social media posts that have been viewed thousands of times this w…

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