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According to This Misleading Rumor, an Electric Bus Caught on Fire in Kenya. In Reality, ... - Latest Tweet by Snopes.com

The latest Tweet by snopes.com states, 'According to this misleading rumor, an electric bus caught on fire in Kenya. In reality, this video showed a bus that was powered by compressed natural gas . Also, it happened in Italy, not Kenya. ...'

Published: Apr 24, 2022 05:16 AM IST

According to this misleading rumor, an electric bus caught on fire in Kenya. In reality, this video showed a bus that was powered by compressed natural gas (CNG). Also, it happened in Italy, not Kenya. https://t.co/TiaxPcaLx9— snopes.com (@snopes) April 23, 2022

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According to This Misleading Rumor, an Electric Bus Caught on Fire in Kenya. In Reality, ... - Latest Tweet by Snopes.com

The latest Tweet by snopes.com states, 'According to this misleading rumor, an electric bus caught on fire in Kenya. In reality, this video showed a bus that was powered by compressed natural gas . Also, it happened in Italy, not Kenya. ...'

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