Unang Balita sa Unang Hirit: AUGUST 11, 2023 [HD]

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Narito ang mga nangungunang balita ngayong Biyernes, AUGUST 11, 2023:  “Matatag K-10 Curriculum," tugon ng DEPED sa kasalukuyang curriculum na umano'y overloaded na | Asignaturang peace education, gusto ring isama ni VP Duterte sa curriculum | “Matatag K-10 Curriculum," balak ipatupad ng DEPED sa S.Y. 2024-2025 Maritime militia sa West Philippine Sea, planong palakasin ng AFP; mga mangingisda, pinag-aaralan ng AFP na gawing reservists "1989 (Taylor's version)," ilalabas sa Oktubre Brigada Eskwela, aarangkada na sa Commonwealth Elementary School Pagsusuot ng face mask, hindi na required sa mga simbahan sa Maynila DENR Sec. Loyzaga: Lahat ng Manila Bay reclamation projects ay suspendido at under review | PHL Reclamation Authority: 25 ang Manila Bay reclamation projects; 3 ang ongoing na Commander Oscar Robinson, namatay sa episode ng “Voltes V: Legacy" kagabi P14,000 na ipon ng isang working student, kinain ng anay sa loob ng alkansiya AFP, planong bumuo ng maritime militia para palakasin pa ang puwersa ng ating militar sa West Philippine Sea | Ilang mangingisda, iba-iba ang reaksyon  sa planong isama sa reserve force ang mga mangingisda San Miguel Corp., itinangging airport project nila ang sanhi ng malawakang pagbaha sa Bulacan   Unang Balita is the news segment of GMA Network's daily morning program, Unang Hirit. It's anchored by Arnold Clavio, Susan Enriquez, Ivan Mayrina and Mariz Umali, and airs on GMA-7 Mondays to Fridays at 5:30 AM (PHL Time).  For more videos from Unang Balita, visit http://www.gmanetwork.com/unangbalita. For Kapuso abroad, subscribe to GMA Pinoy TV (http://www.gmapinoytv.com/) for GMA programs.

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00:00 [Music]

00:08 Good morning. Here are the first news of GMA Integrated News.

00:13 Meanwhile, Kapuso, in the school year 2024 to 2025, the Department of Education plans to implement the new curriculum,

00:21 which they call the "Matatag K-10 Curriculum".

00:25 This curriculum is aimed at those who are overloaded or congested.

00:31 Here is my first news.

00:33 The curriculum is overloaded with too many lessons or subjects.

00:39 That is the reason, according to Vice President and Education Secretary Sara Duterte,

00:44 why the learning delivery in basic education in the country is compromised.

00:48 That's why after two years of review, the Matatag K-10 Curriculum was launched.

00:53 "M" stands for "Makabagong Curriculum na Napapanahon".

00:58 "Ta" stands for "Talino na Mula sa Isip at Puso".

01:03 "Ta" stands for "Tapang na Humarap sa Anuman ang Hamon sa Buhay".

01:08 "G" stands for "Galing ng Pilipino, Nangingibabaw sa Mundo".

01:13 The Vice President thanked the former Education Secretary, Leonor Breones,

01:18 for the initiative to start the curriculum review.

01:21 In the newly launched Matatag K-10 Curriculum,

01:24 70% of the current curriculum used for public education was reduced.

01:30 But this will help in understanding the lessons learned,

01:34 maintaining knowledge, and making the learning experience more effective and confusing.

01:39 In grades 1 and 2, from the previous 7 learning areas, there will be only 5 subjects.

01:45 When grade 3 comes, science will be added.

01:48 When it comes to higher education, other subjects will be added.

01:53 The value of education will be changed in GMRC when it comes to grades 7 to 10.

01:58 Vice President Duterte also wanted to include Peace Education.

02:02 "Peace Education is heavily integrated in all learning areas.

02:07 Awareness, social responsibility, disaster risk mitigation, human security.

02:14 But all these are really meant to make our children, our learners,

02:20 be aware that they have to seek peaceful resolutions to conflicts even in the classroom."

02:27 Faced implementation will be done in the Matatag Curriculum

02:30 from the school year 2024 to 2025 until 2027 to 2028.

02:35 There are still assignments to be given, except for the weekend.

02:39 DepEd will clarify.

02:41 "We still have K-12, which is just a first step to review,

02:45 pass, and to implement the Matatag Agenda or the new curriculum for K-10.

02:51 But K-12 is still ongoing. In fact, we are now reviewing our grades 11 and 12."

02:58 "The Maritime Militia, the Armed Forces of the Philippines, plans to strengthen

03:03 the military forces in the West Philippine Sea.

03:06 The militia is a group of civilians who joined military training to serve as reserves in our armed forces.

03:12 The KFB Chief of Staff Romeo Browner Jr., one of the things they are looking at as reservists

03:18 are fishermen because they can operate in the sea.

03:22 The reaction of some fishermen about this, you will know later."

03:26 We are in Beshika this Friday morning.

03:29 We never go out of style Swifties. The re-recorded 1989 album of Taylor Swift is set to be released.

03:36 The 1989 Taylor's version will be released on October 27,

03:40 exactly nine years after the release of the 1989 album in 2014.

03:45 For Taylor, 1989 is life-changing and it is her most favorite re-recorded album.

03:50 Aside from the re-recorded version of the hit songs of "Shake It Off", "Blank Space", and "Style",

03:55 there are also additional five tracks from "The Vault".

03:58 Before we start, we will first join the school brigade to prepare for the school year.

04:04 And coming back from Commonwealth Elementary School in Quezon City, we have with us Marie Zumay.

04:10 Marie.

04:11 Yes, good morning Ivan.

04:17 And just a few moments from now, the school brigade will start the 2023 kick-off.

04:25 The stage is already set for the program.

04:28 You know Ivan and Kapuso, just this August 7, the nationwide kick-off of the school brigade

04:35 was officially launched at Tarlac National High School.

04:38 No less than our Vice President and Education Secretary, Sara Duterte.

04:42 And this morning, the school brigade will start preparing for the school year in Quezon City.

04:53 And at this point, we have Dr. Wilma Mano, the Principal 4 of Commonwealth Elementary School

04:59 to give us more details on what will be the school brigade kick-off.

05:05 Good morning, ma'am.

05:07 Good to see you again.

05:09 Okay, first of all, what will be the main focus of the school brigade here at Commonwealth Elementary School?

05:16 First of all, we will make sure that all students who will be entering

05:20 will have a seat, have a proper education, and that their paths will be safe.

05:26 And above all, that their preparations for the upcoming school year are well-organized.

05:32 Alright, at this point, just a few weeks, the school year will start.

05:39 Are there any shortcomings in terms of classrooms, armchairs?

05:44 We noticed earlier that there are some broken armchairs.

05:46 Will all of those be replaced?

05:48 Will we have more problems or barriers?

05:51 Are you seeing more of those?

05:53 At this point, we have 3 classrooms that are buffered,

05:57 prepared so that if our population grows,

06:01 we can have more students, around 600 or more.

06:08 So, we're expecting 600?

06:11 But we're expecting 600 more?

06:14 So, how many will be added?

06:16 At this point, our enrollment is 7,623.

06:20 So, if we add the 600, approximately 8,200 plus.

06:24 Is this more than the previous years?

06:26 Yes, it's more because this year, all of those in the catchment area or around the school,

06:33 we forced them to enter, especially those in the communities where the children are still being hidden,

06:39 being taken care of by the siblings.

06:41 Are we going back to the pre-pandemic levels, the number of students who are enrolling?

06:44 Correct. We're here in the pre-pandemic time,

06:48 where all the children are interested in returning to school.

06:52 Are we expecting more late enrollees?

06:54 Probably those who are from the provinces who will return to Manila, but only a few.

07:00 Is it full face-to-face?

07:02 Yes.

07:03 Are we still entering or hybrid?

07:04 We're still face-to-face, but if there's an opportunity that we need to go hybrid or online,

07:09 because for example, there's a class suspension, and we still need to continue our studies,

07:14 that's when online learning will enter.

07:17 Alright. Ma'am, I have a question for you because yesterday,

07:20 the Department of Education had a strong K-10 curriculum.

07:24 What can you say about this and what adjustments will our school make?

07:28 Okay. When we were young, not many were taught subjects like this.

07:35 In the K-10 curriculum, the students were made together to focus on teaching,

07:46 and most of all, they were given additional classes so that the teachers can focus on teaching

07:52 and not do the ancillary work of the non-teaching staff.

07:57 Do you have any training to prepare for this?

08:00 Yes. We have insets for the coming days, and we still have the quality circle,

08:06 mentoring, and technical assistance.

08:08 Alright. Thank you very much for the information you gave us, Dr. Will Maman,

08:12 the Principal 4 of Commonwealth Elementary School.

08:14 Thank you so much, Ma'am.

08:15 Thank you, Ma'am.

08:16 And good luck to the Eskwela Kickoff Brigade.

08:18 God bless.

08:19 God bless. Meanwhile, Kapuso, we can see that some members of the 4Ps are arriving.

08:25 These are the parents of some students who studied here at the Commonwealth Elementary School,

08:29 and they are part of the school's school board.

08:34 You can see the cleaning materials here.

08:37 These are the materials they will use to clean the classrooms.

08:43 They studied here to make it clean, clean, and safe for all of our students when they return to school.

08:51 And at this point, we can see the education stakeholders of their barangay who will be joining the Eskwela Kickoff Brigade this morning.

09:03 They are very happy. They are just waiting for the program to start.

09:07 That's the latest from the Commonwealth Elementary School. Back to you, Ivan.

09:12 Meanwhile, for those who will attend the worship service this Kiyapo Day,

09:14 wearing a face mask at the Kiyapo Church and other churches in Manila is no longer required.

09:20 Now, we will hear the news live from Darlene Cai.

09:23 Darlene.

09:25 Good morning, Ivan.

09:30 The number of devotees attending the worship service here at the Kiyapo Church has increased this morning.

09:34 So, if you can see, the other devotees are already outside the church listening to the mass.

09:40 It's still early. The queue of devotees who want to enter the church is already long.

09:45 Most of them are still wearing face masks.

09:48 Even though the Archdiocese of Manila announced yesterday that wearing a face mask is now optional for those attending the worship service.

09:56 That's based on the Circular 2023-61 signed by the Archbishop Cardinal Jose Advincula.

10:03 Here at the Kiyapo Church, devotees who will enter the church are no longer required, unlike before.

10:09 But it is noteworthy that more people are still wearing face masks inside or outside the church.

10:16 According to the devotees we talked to, they prefer to wear face masks because they are used to it and they feel safer.

10:24 Others say they are happy that the Archdiocese of Manila announced that they can no longer wear face masks because they are more comfortable without wearing any.

10:37 I'm sure that even if it's a protective mask, I will still wear it even if it's just a mask.

10:46 Because I sometimes wear a mask that is moist.

10:53 I prefer wearing a mask because now there's a new trend. I feel safer wearing a mask.

11:05 Events are now continuing. The 7 a.m. mass and the devotees who were in line earlier are about to enter.

11:11 There are still people in line but there are also the Ijos del Nazareno who are watching and commanding the line.

11:17 That's the first news here in Manila. I'm Darlene Kaye for GMA Integrated News.

11:23 The Department of Environment and Natural Resources said that the reclamation project in Manila Bay is suspended and under review.

11:32 According to Environment Secretary Antonio Yulo Loizaga, they are conducting a study to show the effects of the projects in Manila Bay, its surroundings and other sectors.

11:41 They will start the assessment of the ongoing projects because they already feel the effects of those in the area.

11:47 On the list of the Philippine Reclamation Authority, there are 25 Manila Bay Reclamation Projects.

11:52 Three are ongoing, seven are in the implementation or preparatory stage, three more are approved and 12 are pending.

12:00 The PRA has already written a letter to the affected local government units to implement the suspension order.

12:07 Isabel Ortega, a.k.a. Jamie Robinson, cried in the episode of Vault 5 Legacy last night. Why?

12:14 Gabby Eigenman's character, Commander Oscar Robinson, Jamie's father, died in the series.

12:26 This was after General Oslock of Bosenian attacked Robinson's father.

12:31 The Vault 5 team and Camp Big Falcon gave peace and gave support to the successful leader.

12:38 Watch the next scenes of Vault 5 Legacy every night, Monday to Friday after 24 hours.

12:46 A working student was found dead after discovering that his mother ate the money he saved.

12:52 He lost P14,000. Here is the first news of Jamie Santos.

12:58 Randy, a student, just cried after he was found dead after discovering that his mother ate the money he saved.

13:17 He hid P20,000 in a box made of cardboard and covered with plastic.

13:23 His mother ate more than half of it, P14,000.

13:28 Randy's friend was the one who discovered what happened.

13:36 When he left, the balcony was swept away.

13:41 When the balcony was swept away, someone kicked it.

13:46 It's like someone is washing his hair.

13:50 Randy is now graduating in the course of Information Technology.

13:54 But the problem now is his enrollment in the school.

13:57 What happened to Randy's money?

14:00 According to the BSP Circular No. 829 series of 2014, there are three things to be monitored to replace the lost money.

14:12 60% of the money should still be left.

14:16 The BSP Governor or the President of the Philippines should have a remaining part of the money.

14:22 The third is the security thread that should be seen in the lost money.

14:28 Aside from the loss of or the loss of security thread due to fire, chemical, wetness, and water or like a plague,

14:37 the lost money should be brought to the authorized bank.

14:40 The bank will bring it to the BSP for inspection.

14:44 If the lost money exceeds the requirements, the BSP will deposit the bank's value in the account to return it to their client.

14:53 The problem is that Randy's money is now being lost.

14:57 And the other people are now in debt.

15:00 Only 6,000 pesos is left in his savings.

15:03 The public used to ask the BSP to deposit the savings in formal accounts like banks, e-money issuers, microfinance institutions, and cooperatives.

15:15 The BSP and other agencies say that these are regulated.

15:18 That's why the money can be kept more than saved at home.

15:23 Since she was a child, she has been saving in cash.

15:27 She tried using an ATM but it stopped working.

15:30 That's why the money is saved directly in the bank.

15:33 The mother has a house.

15:36 The second thing is that when another year comes, the money is no longer being used.

15:42 You have to exchange it to the bank.

15:45 And sometimes it gets damaged.

15:47 So you don't trust the ATM?

15:51 Yes. And there's a tendency for the ATM to be stolen.

15:55 Unlike banks, it's safe.

15:58 Day was the one who brought the ATM.

16:01 The storm hit all of his brothers' ATMs.

16:05 That's why all the money he saved was lost.

16:08 The storm hit our brothers' ATMs and we lost all our savings.

16:14 That's why after that, our parents taught us to use the bank.

16:20 This is the first news.

16:22 Jamie Santos for JMA Integrated News.

16:25 The Maritime Militia of the Armed Forces of the Philippines

16:29 is planning to strengthen the military's forces in the West Philippine Sea.

16:33 The fishermen are also planning to become reservists.

16:37 What is the reaction of the fishermen about this?

16:40 And live from Navotas, the first news.

16:43 Bam Alegre.

16:48 Ivan, good morning.

16:50 There are times when the fishermen are stuck in the sea,

16:53 especially when there's tension in the West Philippine Sea.

16:55 It's time to train the fishermen to become armed

17:00 to be ready for this situation.

17:02 Because of the ongoing issues in the territory of the West Philippine Sea,

17:09 the military will focus on the presence of the Philippines

17:12 in places that are part of our Exclusive Economic Zone.

17:15 The Armed Forces of the Philippines is planning to form a maritime militia

17:19 and the development of the Philippine Reserve Forces is part of the plan.

17:23 The fishermen are planning to join the Reserve Force.

17:26 And then of course, we want our fisherfolks to become reservists

17:35 and we will teach them how they can help in defending our country.

17:43 Senior citizen and fisherman Antonio Palileo from Navotas City

17:47 liked the idea.

17:48 He said that if he can just be a fisherman,

17:50 he will not refuse to be a reservist for the country.

17:53 It would be nice if they help me.

17:55 If I was still young, I would be able to do it.

17:58 I can help my fellow fishermen.

18:03 But he also has a request because the obligation is not a joke.

18:06 If you have a little bit of experience, you will be able to do it.

18:10 Because you will do it like a fisherman.

18:14 What if you are not used to it?

18:16 Now, he knows that fishermen will not just give up if they are not good at it.

18:21 Virgilio Enceslao has been a fisherman for 5 decades.

18:24 He thinks that it might be more problematic for people like him.

18:27 I am sure that it will happen to us.

18:30 It is hard to control him.

18:32 If you are going to hurt him, he might get even more angry.

18:36 But he does not realize that the tension in the West Philippine Sea is affecting his livelihood.

18:41 Especially, the fishing spots are shrinking and there are many competitors.

18:47 That is why his boats are just left here in the river of Navotas.

18:51 It is really hard for me.

18:53 I cannot catch anything now.

18:56 I don't know where I will catch something.

18:58 I just have to carry my boats.

19:03 [Birds chirping]

19:08 Aside from Virgilio's boats, there are also other boats anchored in a part of the river of Navotas.

19:16 It is hard to cross.

19:17 This is the first news from Navotas, Bamalegre for Jimmy Integrating News.

19:22 Meanwhile, San Miguel Corporation has denied that their airport project in Bulacan is the source of heavy flooding in the province.

19:29 SMC President and CEO Ramon Ang said that even before the airport project started, the problem of flooding in Bulacan has been going on for a long time.

19:37 The solution that Ang saw was a wide clean-up of rivers and waterways in Bulacan.

19:43 SMC is ready to help the Department of Environment and Natural Resources in that area.

19:48 SMC has planned their projects after the statement of the Bulacan Governor, Daniel Fernando,

19:54 that construction projects are one of the sources of widespread flooding in their area.

20:00 Bulacan is in a state of calamity because of the flooding.

20:04 For the latest news, visit and subscribe to Jimmy Integrating News on YouTube.

20:10 For Kapuso Abroad, join us on Jimmy Pinoy TV and www.jimmynews.tv

20:17 [Music]

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