Rumors regarding high-profile midterms candidates continue to swirl as voters head to the polls to cast their ballots.

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People were concerned that a catastrophic event was about to occur after multiple countries updated their emergency guidelines.

A video allegedly shows crews destroying a large tree, followed by screams from activists who had tried to protect it for months.

According to the rumor, soldiers were being trained on how to temporarily bury bodies so that they could be identified and relocated later.

Posts claimed the country introduced new rules that "could eventually allow voters to remove politicians for serious and deliberate deception."

Is that true? Reporter Laerke Christensen has the facts.