24 Oras Express: September 4, 2023 [HD]

GMA Integrated News

Narito ang mga maiinit na balita sa 24 Oras Express ngayong Lunes, September 4, 2023.  - Lugi ng mga retailer dahil sa limitasyon sa presyong bigas, tutumbasan ng tulong — PBBM  - Ilang rice retailer, pinag-iisipang huwag munang magbenta bukas kapag ipinatupad ang price ceiling  - Abot-baywang na baha, namerwisyo sa bayan; preemptive evacuation, ikinasa sa ilang lugar  - Lalaking nadaganan sa pagguho ng pader, pumanaw na; 28 pamilya, nawalan ng tirahan  - Pati evacuation center, damay sa baha sa Calumpit  - Pagtaas ng baha sa ilang lugar sa Pangasinan, pinangangambahan; ilang taniman, nalubog sa tubig  - Panukalang budget ng OVP at DepEd sa taong 2024, lusot na sa Senate Committee on Finance  - PAGASA: May bagong LPA sa loob ng PAR at posibleng maging bagyo na tatawaging Bagyong Ineng  - Extreme ride na "The Plunge" masusubukan sa Bohol; pinakamataas na canyon swing sa Southeast Asia  - Class suspension para bukas (September 5, 2023)  - Milyon-milyong batang Pilipino ang exposed sa iba't ibang banta ng climate change — UNICEF study  - "It's Showtime", pinatawan ng MTRCB ng 12-days airing suspension  - Buwis-buhay action scenes at world-class cinematography, asahan sa "Maging Sino Ka Man"  For Kapuso abroad, subscribe to GMA Pinoy TV (http://www.gmapinoytv.com/) for GMA programs, including the full version of 24 Oras.  24 Oras is GMA Network's flagship newscast, anchored by GMA News pillars Mike Enriquez, Mel Tiangco, and Vicky Morales, featuring top news stories from the Philippines and the hottest showbiz news on Chika Minute hosted by Iya Villania. Visit GMA News Online (http://www.gmanews.tv/24Oras) for more.

Transcript

00:00 Live from the GMA Network Center, this is "24 Horas."

00:06 Good evening, followers of Armisaes and Windanao.

00:11 Despite the complaints of some rice sellers,

00:15 the implementation of the President's order to impose a price cap

00:21 will be implemented starting tomorrow.

00:23 The President also said that the government will help any retailers who are in need.

00:29 He said that before he traveled to Indonesia,

00:31 where he will support the development of the country in Asia.

00:35 And here is Ian Cruz's statement.

00:37 We cannot see a good reason why the price of rice will increase like this.

00:49 The President's implementation of his order to control the price of rice

00:54 will be up to P41 per kilo of regular rice and P45 per kilo of well-milled rice.

01:01 The President does not want the free flow of the market to be affected.

01:05 But he said,

01:06 P50 is exceeding every kilo.

01:10 The only reason for this is that smugglers and hoarders are there.

01:18 The arrest of smugglers and hoarders of rice continues.

01:22 And the price ceiling is only temporary because rice is already harvested and there is an import of rice.

01:29 It will be imported at the same time.

01:31 And you will see that as soon as we put it, we will bring it to the market.

01:35 We will let the price of rice find its own price.

01:41 The supply is expected to be good for the second week of September.

01:45 But while it is not there,

01:47 there is help that will reach the retailers who will be affected by the price cap.

01:51 Our DTI, our Department of Agriculture,

01:56 is making a list of our rice retailers.

02:02 We are also calculating what will be the losses of the rice retailers.

02:08 We will give them help, equal help.

02:11 The immediate relief and the immediate payout

02:15 so that we can ensure that our countrymen, our small retailers, will not be affected completely.

02:21 House Speaker Martin Rumualdez ordered the House Committee on Appropriations

02:25 to find where they can get the 2 billion pesos of fund of help for rice retailers.

02:32 Before he travels to Indonesia,

02:34 the President of Malacanang brought a group of affected rice retailers to discuss the situation.

02:41 Now he is in Jakarta, Indonesia for the 43rd ASEAN Summit and Related Summits.

02:47 The President will promote the Philippines' right to ASEAN,

02:50 especially to the challenges that our region is facing.

02:54 My participation will highlight our advocacy in promoting a rules-based international order,

03:00 including in the South China Sea,

03:03 strengthening food security, calling for climate justice,

03:08 tapping the potential of the digital and creative economies,

03:13 protecting migrant workers in crisis situations,

03:16 as well as combating trafficking in persons.

03:20 For GMA Integrated News, Ian Cruz, for 24 Hours.

03:24 The limitation on the price of rice is still there.

03:29 Some retailers are already thinking of not selling rice tomorrow.

03:34 And now, there is no cheaper, regular, and well-milled rice in a market in Quezon City.

03:41 That's what Maki Pulido is talking about.

03:43 Whether you buy it in a market or a farmer's market, it's equally difficult today.

03:52 Alvin only bought one kilo of rice.

03:55 But if it's 41 pesos per kilo,

03:58 because of the implementation of the price cap tomorrow, or up to 41 pesos for regular milled and 45 pesos for well-milled rice,

04:05 he might be able to buy more.

04:07 I used to buy 5 kilos, now I only buy 1 kilo.

04:10 We're not that rich anymore.

04:12 Some rice retailers are already thinking of not selling rice if the price cap is implemented tomorrow.

04:18 They are at a loss because they bought rice too expensive.

04:21 If the government wants them to sell 41 pesos of regular milled,

04:25 there should be a supply of 1,950 pesos per cavan that has 50 kilos.

04:30 But the supplier is selling 2,250 pesos per cavan.

04:35 It's possible that we can get cheap rice.

04:38 In the Commonwealth Market, regular and well-milled rice is no longer being sold.

04:42 Only premium grade local rice is sold for 55 to 57 pesos per kilo.

04:47 This is what rice retailers bought from their suppliers

04:51 so that the government won't be forced to impose a price cap.

04:54 Our supplier can't deliver rice to us.

04:58 We're also depending on the supplier.

05:01 We're also selling what they give us.

05:04 The sad part is, according to Bantay Bigas, rice retailers are the ones who are being forced to sell rice.

05:08 And until now, no one has been able to answer the rice cartels who are manipulating the price.

05:13 The government should really break the rice cartel.

05:17 One of the things the government is studying is how to replace the rice retailers

05:22 in the markets and in the rice store.

05:24 But it's not clear how this will be implemented.

05:27 We're just small businessmen.

05:30 We're just looking for a job.

05:33 For GMA Integrated News, Mackie Pulido, for 24 Hours.

05:37 The flood in some barangays in Bataan is already a problem.

05:42 It's a flood of rain the next day.

05:46 The situation there is being reported live by Chino Gaston.

05:50 Chino?

05:52 Vicky, the rain is a real problem.

05:58 Some parts of Bataan and Pampanga experienced it.

06:03 It caused flooding in some places,

06:06 just like the length of Olonga Punggapan Road here in Lubau, Pampanga.

06:14 Some parts of Daungan and Almacen in Bataan experienced up to 20% flooding

06:20 because of the rain within the next four days.

06:24 We saw some residents using boats to get out of two barangays.

06:30 This funeral service that should have been delivered by a boat to a house

06:35 had to be returned because the barangay Almacen was not able to enter the vehicle.

06:40 They said that the vehicle was not able to enter the house, not even the tricycle.

06:45 So the others were just using boats.

06:46 It's deep.

06:47 It's good that you allowed your motorcycle.

06:48 I didn't allow it, that's why I came back.

06:50 But you're used to this?

06:52 Yes, it's a year-old.

06:54 So if you can't ride a motorcycle, what do you use?

06:56 Boats.

06:57 According to the PDRRMO Bataan,

07:00 five LGUs have already carried out a pre-emptive evacuation.

07:04 63 families from Abucay, Bagac, Orion, Mariveles and Pilar were brought to the evacuation centers.

07:12 This is what's monitored here.

07:15 We had storms from Goring up until Hana.

07:22 This is what we're monitored by the low-pressure AR.

07:25 In Pampanga, a meter of water level rose at 11 a.m. this morning in Pampanga River.

07:31 But it didn't cause flooding.

07:34 But in San Roque Arbol, in the town of Lubaw,

07:37 the flood caused traffic from the reservoirs, from the rice fields.

07:42 Vicky, if we compare, the flood we see here in Lubaw, Pampanga, has decreased since this morning.

07:53 Although it continues to be a storm, because the traffic of vehicles is still slowing down.

07:59 Vicky?

08:01 Thank you very much, Chino Gaston.

08:03 A flood came earlier because of the construction of a wall in Valenzuela yesterday.

08:10 Almost 30 families were left without a home due to the tragedy.

08:13 Because of this, the next rains will be a disaster for my government.

08:17 In the heavy rain from Saturday night,

08:24 this wall collapsed and fell on several houses in Valenzuela yesterday.

08:28 Mang Reynaldo Medino Maraya was trapped inside their house.

08:32 He was still alive when he was recovered but he was also killed this morning.

08:35 The wall collapsed. My father was left inside.

08:39 My brother was holding the rope.

08:45 It collapsed.

08:47 It fell on the ground. It was in a mess.

08:49 The rocks were scattered.

08:50 In the middle of the flood,

08:52 the government of the Philippines should look for a place to stay for the 28 families or 113 individuals.

08:59 No one was able to help them.

09:01 They were almost not saved due to the rapid events.

09:04 Around 8 p.m., I was in the bathroom.

09:08 I heard that the bricks had fallen.

09:12 When I looked through the window, I saw my father.

09:18 Around 9.30 p.m., I saw that the wall had collapsed.

09:23 When it collapsed, people were screaming that they were panicked.

09:27 The second collapse, I saw the CR outside.

09:34 The CR was cracked on our way.

09:41 Which one was cracked?

09:42 The one on the side.

09:44 There was another crack. I was panicked.

09:48 I didn't know what to do.

09:51 The rapid movement of Carlos Dacomo was enough to save himself and his family.

09:57 The wall was about to fall.

10:04 I woke up my wife and my son.

10:08 I carried them down.

10:10 Everything fell apart.

10:12 I lost everything, including my belongings and savings.

10:15 The local government inspected the area and promised financial assistance to the homeless

10:21 after the building officials of Valenzuela City Hall investigated.

10:24 The land couldn't take it anymore due to the heavy rain.

10:28 That's why it was built and it was built on the wall.

10:31 Because the area is dangerous, it is prohibited to enter or come near it.

10:35 The homeless were temporarily placed in the evacuation center and the City Social Welfare Office, DSWD and the barangay provided assistance.

10:43 For JMA Integrated News, Emil Sumangil reporting for 24 Hours.

10:48 The last evacuation center in Calumpit, Bulacan was also built.

10:54 It's just one of the places that were flooded due to the continuous rain and high tide.

11:00 Marisol Abduramani is live. Marisol?

11:05 Mel, the area in Bulacan is still flooded due to the continuous rain and high tide.

11:14 That's why the residents were forced to evacuate.

11:17 No matter where you look, you can see flood in Bulusan, Calumpit, Bulacan.

11:27 In San Miguel, there are places where the water is too high.

11:32 Like in Purugsinco, Cabo, where the 69-year-old Federico Abad lives.

11:37 He just cried while they told us about the hardship they are experiencing because of the continuous rain.

11:45 It's very hard, ma'am. We don't have anything to look at, ma'am.

11:50 It's been a long time.

11:52 I have many grandchildren. It's a pity because we have many relatives.

12:01 That's why we went to Bulusan, Sulipan. That's where we are staying now.

12:10 So you're just staying there.

12:12 But since they have no other place to go, he has nothing to do but to hope that the situation in their place will be fixed.

12:20 Aaron Martinez was forced to leave the house because the water level in his house is too high.

12:26 Now, it's up to the ceiling. He's used to it but he says that this situation is still hard.

12:33 If you evacuate, you'll bring all your belongings. It's deep and hard.

12:39 This is the first time that the water level in San Miguel, Calumpit, is this high because of the continuous rain and high tide.

12:46 The water level in this place is low. That's why the evacuation centers are also flooded.

12:53 We use a boat to go inside because it's on the second floor.

12:58 If you reach the second floor, where will you evacuate?

13:01 We have a third floor. We'll borrow a boat from the school.

13:07 The schools have been flooded for a few days.

13:11 James Mallari is in the 6th grade. We were able to catch a fish near the school.

13:17 He says that he just spends his time here without going to school.

13:20 What are you doing?

13:22 I'm just modeling.

13:25 What fish is that?

13:27 Tilapia.

13:28 That's a baby tilapia.

13:29 Can you eat that?

13:31 Yes.

13:32 If it's that small, what can you cook with it?

13:34 Fries.

13:35 The barangay is worried about the possible situation if the rain will continue.

13:40 Because it's not possible to go to the barangay hall, some schools are temporarily closed.

13:45 Some places in Hagonoy are also flooded.

13:48 From the roads to the houses, there's water.

13:52 It's deep inside the house but it's still flooded.

13:56 It's difficult, especially for senior citizens.

13:59 Where are you going to sleep?

14:01 I'm going to sleep here.

14:02 Why?

14:03 It's high.

14:05 It's difficult to clean when it's dry.

14:09 And then, the next day, there's water again.

14:11 Sometimes, it's even here.

14:13 When the flood is really big.

14:15 How are you here?

14:17 The water is not dry.

14:19 Even the house is affected.

14:21 Like me, I'm selling there. It's delicious.

14:24 It's stopped.

14:25 Because there's no entrance, the children are temporarily allowed to play.

14:29 The problem is...

14:30 What was this before?

14:32 Court.

14:33 Basketball court.

14:34 Oh, it's a basketball court.

14:35 Yes.

14:36 Is it really flooded?

14:37 No.

14:38 How is it? Where is it?

14:39 It's here.

14:40 Oh, it's there.

14:41 Yes.

14:42 Aside from Calumpit and Hagonoy, Mel, Baharin and Balagtas,

14:51 but aside from these places, PDRRMO is also monitoring the rivers here

14:56 that according to them, the situation is still good.

14:59 Meanwhile, Belmuca, according to PDRRMO,

15:02 the classes in all the provinces are suspended.

15:06 Mel.

15:07 Thank you very much, Marisol Abdurrahman.

15:09 The flood in some places in Pangasinan was really high

15:15 because of the flooding of the rivers.

15:18 The situation there is being discussed live by Claire Lacanilau

15:22 of GMA Regional TV 1, North Central Luzon.

15:26 Claire?

15:28 [music]

15:30 Mel, up to 8 barangays were affected by the flood in Calasio, Pangasinan

15:35 due to the rise of the levels in Marusay River.

15:38 The flood in Barangay Lasip in Calasio, Pangasinan

15:44 was up to 3 floors high and it was even more severe.

15:49 That's why some residents bought food supplies.

15:53 According to the Calasio Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council,

15:58 8 barangays are now affected by the flood.

16:01 Because of the heavy rain, many crops in the areas of Pangasinan were submerged.

16:06 Some farmers are now worried because their crops were already rotten.

16:11 It's a fruit because it's already submerged.

16:13 When the rice is harvested, it will turn black.

16:19 The water here will last for more than a week.

16:24 Two people were found dead in Olongapo after they were drowned in the sea

16:31 in the Barangay Barreto.

16:32 According to the first investigation,

16:34 the victims even left Pampanga for a team building.

16:39 One was taken to the hospital while the other was found dead in the other resort.

16:44 [Waves crashing]

16:51 According to the Calasio Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office,

16:56 as of 5 p.m., the water level in Marosaya River is at 9.1 feet critical level.

17:03 10 people were evacuated to the evacuation center.

17:09 Thank you very much, Claire La Canilaw of GMA Regional TV1 North Central Luzon.

17:14 The Senate Committee on Finance has already passed the same budget

17:20 in 2024 by the Office of the Vice President and Education Department,

17:25 led by VP Sara Duterte.

17:28 That is despite the minority's questioning of the confidential funds of the two offices.

17:34 And MAV Gonzalez was found dead.

17:37 [Waves crashing]

17:38 In the Senate Committee on Finance' hearing on the 2024 proposed budget of the Office of the Vice President,

17:45 Senate Minority Leader Coco Pimentel believed that the Office of the President

17:50 transferred P221.42 million pesos of its contingent fund

17:55 to the office of Vice President Sara Duterte in December 2022.

18:00 Pimentel said that this is questionable because it is not a line item or not listed in the 2022 national budget,

18:07 which should be investigated, according to Senator Riza Hontiveros.

18:12 There was no line item for confidential funds or expenses for the OVP.

18:21 And yet you're telling us now that you, the OVP liquidated a certain amount as confidential funds for the year 2022.

18:31 We requested confidential funds to the Office of the President as early as August 2022

18:40 and we were only granted the confidential funds on December 2022.

18:45 We requested it from the Office of the President and it was granted through the Department of Budget and Management.

18:52 I think the Department of Budget and Management can better answer the question of the transfer of funds

19:00 from their source to the Office of the Vice President.

19:05 Minority Senators also questioned the 500 million pesos confidential funds

19:09 requested by the OVP's budget of 2.38 billion pesos for 2024.

19:16 Hontiveros said that there are particulars that confidential funds can only be used,

19:21 such as obtaining information related to national security,

19:25 the rental of transportation for confidential activities, and the disclosure of illegal activities.

19:32 According to Duterte, the OVP is conducting surveillance when a report is received from the public.

19:38 As an example, we did surveillance of complaints from constituents in Bulacan

19:47 with regard to the selling of OVP assistance and the selling of Tupad projects.

19:56 We were able to apprehend the person and we were able to successfully prosecute the case

20:05 and that person went to jail for 6 months.

20:11 But Hontiveros asked, isn't the work of intel agencies like AFP and PNP just doubling?

20:18 Since last year, we left the intelligence to the experts, to the intelligence agencies of the government

20:26 in the same way that the government's civilian agencies, whether OVP itself or even DepEd,

20:33 shop their mandates and expertise.

20:38 Whatever we gather from our confidential funds and surveillance,

20:44 we share it with mainly the armed forces of the Philippines and the Philippine National Police.

20:52 As well as they share as well intelligence information that they gather,

20:58 which are not included in our database.

21:02 In the end, VP Sara said that they are not forcing confidential funds.

21:08 But we leave it to the decision and discretion of the members of Congress, who has the power of the purse,

21:17 to decide whether to grant confidential funds to our office.

21:21 We can only propose, but we are not insisting.

21:24 We can live without confidential funds. But of course, our work will be much easier if we have the flexibility of confidential funds.

21:35 In spite of the opposition's questions, the Senate Committee also approved the budget of the Office of the Vice President.

21:41 It also asks for confidential funds as a respect to the second highest official of the country.

21:47 In discussing the fund of the Department of Education, they also asked for 150 million pesos of confidential funds.

21:55 Just like the OVP, can the DepEd live without this budget?

21:58 Yes, Your Honor. But of course, this will make our jobs easier also in protecting our learners and teachers,

22:06 as well as our non-teaching personnel if we have those funds, Your Honor.

22:10 The threats nowadays, whether it be recruitment or drug-related activities, it's quite alarming in our schools.

22:17 The DepEd budget was also approved by the committee.

22:20 For GMA Integrated News, Mav Gonzales, for Tutok, 24 Hours.

22:35 Dear friends, the Philippine Area of Responsibility is no longer under the threat of a typhoon.

22:40 However, there is a new bad weather that could also be a typhoon.

22:45 The typhoon that came out of the park this morning and is called again by its international name, Haikwe,

22:52 is the last hope of the long-distance, 365 kilometers northwest of Itbayat, Batanes.

22:59 It is now continuously drifting away from the country and is now hitting China.

23:04 And the new low-pressure area inside the park, which is 870 kilometers away, is the extreme northern Luzon.

23:13 According to the forecast, there is a chance that it will be a typhoon within 24 hours, and if ever, it will be called a typhoon.

23:21 The chance of it reaching our land is low and it can also be a threat.

23:28 But we will continue to monitor the changes in the coming days.

23:32 The rain will continue in some parts of the country due to the trough of the former storm Hanna and the LPA,

23:40 along with the continuous flooding of the Habagat.

23:43 Based on the data of Metro Weather, a large part of the northern and central Luzon, as well as Calabarzon and Mimaropa will be raining tomorrow.

23:52 Those who are orange and red, that means they will experience heavy to intense rains.

23:59 So be alert in the event of floods or landslides.

24:03 In Metro Manila, the chance of rain tomorrow is still high.

24:06 It is possible that until tomorrow afternoon and evening, they will experience it in some places.

24:10 So be careful and always wear a raincoat.

24:13 For our fellow citizens in Visayas, the rain will last almost all day.

24:18 There will be heavy rain in Panay Island, Negros Provinces, Cebu and Eastern Visayas.

24:25 And if you are from Mindanao, it is still possible for the rain to fall in a large part of Caraga, Northern Mindanao, Zamboanga Peninsula and Sucsargen.

24:35 For our fellow fishermen, there are small boats and there is still a gale warning in many towns of Luzon and some parts of Visayas.

24:45 This means that it will be difficult and dangerous to sail or sail.

24:50 That is the latest in the weather. I am Maureen Shrivers for GMA Integrated News Weather Center.

24:56 We are the ones you can count on, no matter what the weather.

25:12 Literally, "Laglagan ba? May ganyang dinarayo sa buhol." Perfect for thrill seekers and adrenaline junkies, the so-called highest canyon swing in Southeast Asia.

25:24 Let's change the game and take the plunge.

25:27 [Intro Music]

25:38 It's amazing and thrilling.

25:50 [Music]

26:11 That is the extreme ride that is waiting for us here at our target destination outside the metro.

26:16 Clue! Chocolate Hills at Tertiary.

26:20 [Music]

26:26 If you are game for a different kind of laglagan, try the plunge.

26:30 At 250 meters high, this is the highest canyon swing in Southeast Asia.

26:39 And it is only here that you can find it in Danau Buhol.

26:42 The activities are mostly extreme, so safety first.

26:45 Everyday, there is a monitoring and inspection of all the systems.

26:48 Before I take the plunge, I will look for a partner.

26:52 Just my luck, I met MJ from Quezon City.

26:57 And she will be doing the plunge twice.

27:00 I accompanied my boyfriend to experience this plunge.

27:04 And then I also want to try again.

27:06 At first, you are nervous.

27:07 Then, once you drop, you feel like your spirit is left up.

27:14 And then, when you swing, that is the best feeling.

27:18 Ladies first.

27:19 That is why I watched this crazy guy do the plunge first.

27:24 MJ is going to our jump deck.

27:28 I feel something there.

27:30 We can see it. It is going down.

27:32 It is really thrilling.

27:33 Go MJ! Yeah! You can do it!

27:35 I am nervous.

27:36 I don't know.

27:37 The moment is coming.

27:39 Because you are already overthinking.

27:41 We are next.

27:42 I don't know.

27:44 Can you do it?

27:45 I don't know.

27:46 Bombs away!

27:51 We saw the jump up close.

28:04 MJ, you are great.

28:05 There, it is done.

28:06 How are you?

28:08 I am happy.

28:09 I was nervous when I was going back and when I dropped.

28:13 We are cooking.

28:22 There is no turning back.

28:24 It's time to take the plunge.

28:26 Okay, ready?

28:27 Let's go. Let's conquer our fear and change the game.

28:30 Let's go.

28:31 We are going down.

28:33 Let's go!

28:35 Let's go!

28:36 Bombs away!

28:38 Yeah!

28:39 Yeah!

28:40 Yeah!

28:41 Yeah!

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28:43 Yeah!

28:44 Yeah!

28:45 Yeah!

28:46 Yeah!

28:47 Yeah!

28:48 Yeah!

28:49 Yeah!

28:50 Yeah!

28:51 Yeah!

28:52 Yeah!

28:53 The rush when we were about to fall was amazing.

28:55 Let's go guys.

28:56 We conquered our fear and we changed the game here in the plunge.

29:01 After the breathtaking free fall,

29:04 the swing ride will reach 7 to 10 minutes.

29:08 The view here is so beautiful.

29:09 I want to appreciate it.

29:10 The initial drop was really good.

29:12 MJ is right.

29:13 The soul is really even.

29:15 I think my soul is still there.

29:17 It's not completely coming back.

29:18 So, I am encouraging you to try.

29:20 Again, visit Bohol here in Danau Adventure Park

29:24 to conquer your fear and try out the plunge.

29:27 For GMA Integrated News,

29:30 I am Martin Aviar,

29:31 changing the game!

29:33 [music]

29:36 There will be no entrance to some places tomorrow

29:39 due to the continuous flood of the Havagat.

29:41 Classes in public and private schools in Zambales are suspended.

29:46 There will also be no entrance to government offices and private offices in the province.

29:51 In Bulacan, face-to-face classes in all ages are suspended

29:56 in public and private schools.

29:59 The local government of Bulacan is recommending online classes

30:03 so that students' studies will not be suspended.

30:06 The most innovative!

30:09 In different places, the climate is changing

30:19 like the stronger storm or the severe heat.

30:22 Among the most affected and the poorest children,

30:26 if this cannot be stopped, what is waiting for their future?

30:30 In the continuation of our Climate Change Special Report Series,

30:34 we will once again welcome a guest from the GMA Integrated News Weather Center,

30:38 we will be joined by Anjo Pertierra.

30:41 It seems that these children are already working hard to play.

30:49 When we took them a few days before returning to school,

30:53 they did not miss the heat and smoke that cars are carrying on the road.

30:59 These children are taking advantage of the good weather to take a bath in the sea.

31:07 It does not matter if there is garbage, they are fresh.

31:10 How wide are they serving the game?

31:22 I hope their homes in Tuntun, Manila will be tight.

31:29 As you can see, this is the side of their house.

31:33 So if there is a wind, it will be a little bit.

31:37 Because it is tight like this.

31:39 This is a house, and on the other side, this is also a house.

31:43 It is tight and it is hot here.

31:46 So if it is hot, it is really hot.

31:49 The family of Mang Reynaldo has been living here for almost 17 years.

31:54 They are used to this situation.

31:57 But they admit that the place is not safe, especially for their three children.

32:02 Sometimes I am afraid, like him, there are storms.

32:07 Sometimes they sleep for a long time because it is hard to sleep.

32:11 It is hot and humid.

32:13 The problem is the lack of sleep.

32:16 The problem is the lack of clean water in their place.

32:21 They drink vinegar.

32:25 They have an infection in their blood.

32:30 They have bacteria that can cause a stomachache.

32:35 And because of the garbage and smoke coming from the big cars,

32:41 Mang Reynaldo is also sick.

32:44 I smell bad odors from my nose.

32:50 Sometimes I put perfume on my nose.

32:53 That is why their 10-year-old son, Rica, is begging for

32:59 We will have a beautiful family.

33:03 What?

33:04 You will have a family?

33:06 Yes, we will have a good life.

33:09 Yes, a good life.

33:11 Mang Menandro has four children.

33:14 His family continues to have problems when there is a storm.

33:19 Because their house is built on the sea.

33:23 The water enters the car and the water is strong.

33:29 Sometimes the whole house is flooded.

33:32 The water is flooded.

33:34 How long have you been there?

33:36 I have been there for a long time.

33:41 They are by the sea and on the side of the road.

33:48 The road is full of trucks going to the pier.

33:52 The pollution of smoke and wind is making our people suffer.

33:58 This is how difficult their situation is.

34:01 In the study of the United Nations Children's Fund or UNICEF,

34:05 millions of Filipino children are exposed to different kinds of weather or climate change.

34:12 Like floods, storms, and heat waves.

34:16 They are the children who have no idea about the dangers of climate change.

34:22 The Climate Change Commission agrees with the UNICEF study.

34:29 The children under the age of 14 are the most exposed to climate change.

34:35 First of all, we are all affected by climate change.

34:38 It is important that there is a special program for them because their needs are special.

34:45 And because they are a vulnerable group, they need a different kind of support for them.

34:55 Because the children are dependent on the adults,

34:59 it is important for them to understand what is happening around them,

35:03 including the changing weather.

35:06 If you are 2 to 3 years old, you don't know anything about it.

35:10 You depend on your parents, siblings, and family.

35:15 It is important that the barangay knows and gives the capacity

35:21 for the people in our community to understand the dangers of climate change.

35:28 The group Save the Children will take action if they cannot handle it.

35:32 Climate projections of children born today compared to people born in the 1960s

35:38 or our grandparents or even some of our parents,

35:42 they would experience a lot more like heat waves,

35:46 around 4.9 more heat waves, 2.3 times more droughts,

35:52 and 1.9 times more strong typhoons.

35:57 The barangay admits that many children are affected by their place,

36:03 especially when the weather is changing.

36:06 Once it gets hot and suddenly it rains, many children get sick,

36:13 especially in the depressed areas.

36:16 First of all, those who swim in the sea get sick.

36:21 That is the first thing that is affected.

36:24 They are also doing some programs to reduce the dangers of climate change.

36:32 Like the regular coastal cleanup,

36:35 declogging the canal to avoid flooding,

36:38 and to have clean water,

36:40 the barangay put water so that they can live here.

36:44 Some families have already been relocated.

36:46 Last month, we relocated 300 families in Naic.

36:53 But no matter where the climate change is,

36:59 I cannot avoid doing something to stop it.

37:03 Not all of us are done yet.

37:06 Each of us has someone who can help, no matter how small.

37:11 To the children.

37:14 For JMA Integrated News, I'm Anzuel Pertera.

37:19 Tune in for 24 hours.

37:21 The 12-day airing suspension of MTRCB

37:28 has been lifted, the noontime show, "It's Showtime."

37:31 The answer of ABS-CBN in Nelson Canlas' report.

37:35 The MTRCB, Movie and Television Review and Classification Board,

37:39 suspended the noontime show, "It's Showtime,"

37:43 which is 12 airing days long.

37:45 It is a response to complaints received by MTRCB

37:49 about the July 25 episode

37:51 where the hosts were indecent or rude

37:55 to the segment "Isip Bata."

37:58 According to MTRCB,

38:00 the procedural process of referring the case

38:04 was followed by the hearing and adjudication committee

38:07 of the agency that heard the case

38:09 and submitted it to the respondents of the position paper.

38:13 In their statement, MTRCB said,

38:17 this year, they received complaints

38:20 about "It's Showtime" that they acted on.

38:24 It was later issued that the show was suspended.

38:29 The program of two warnings was issued.

38:32 "It's Showtime" has 15 days to issue a motion for reconsideration

38:38 on suspension.

38:39 If MTRCB rescinds the motion for reconsideration of the noontime show,

38:45 they can still run for office in the office of the president.

38:49 In a statement, ABS-CBN confirmed

38:53 that they have received the ruling of MTRCB.

38:56 They will submit a motion for reconsideration.

39:01 They believe that no law was violated in "It's Showtime."

39:06 They will continue to consult with MTRCB

39:10 to continue their program

39:13 in bringing entertainment and joy to the viewers.

39:17 For GMA Integrated News,

39:20 Nelson Canlas, 24 Hours.

39:25 Aside from the team of Team Barda,

39:27 World Class Production is also expected

39:30 in the upcoming Kapuso series, "Maging Sino Ka Man."

39:33 Whether on or off-cam,

39:35 it's all an effort for the film treatment of the series.

39:38 Let's talk to Aubrey Carampel.

39:40 Jumped from above a running truck.

39:47 Raced a motorcycle.

39:51 Until a tight turn.

39:55 And jumped from a rope.

39:59 The scenes are really full of life.

40:02 David Licauco and Barbie Forteza

40:05 in the TV adaptation of "Maging Sino Ka Man."

40:08 That was also covered by rare cinematography

40:13 and camera works.

40:18 According to the director of the series, Enzo Williams,

40:21 the people behind the camera are also full of life.

40:24 I usually do it first before David.

40:28 I need to find out what the situation is.

40:30 So I can guide David because

40:32 David gives me full trust.

40:34 I need to make sure he's safe.

40:36 And how can he move.

40:38 Director Enzo's love for action films

40:41 pushed him to be a director.

40:44 He also applies the art of framing and visual language

40:47 that he learned in film school.

40:49 The director of photography Elmer Despa

40:52 is also happy with the mounting of action scenes.

40:55 He makes sure that the lighting and camera positions are right.

41:00 The director sometimes says, "This is my scene."

41:04 And we, the cameramen, talk about it.

41:07 This is really important.

41:09 He's the one who...

41:11 We ride motorcycles.

41:13 Even the camera operators ride motorcycles and run.

41:16 For the series, they use film quality cameras.

41:20 And they also use camera gimbals.

41:23 We run on motorcycles.

41:26 Okay, boys. You're full of life.

41:29 I hope it's okay.

41:31 We're the action star behind the camera.

41:33 Yeah!

41:34 We're really good.

41:36 That's why Barda is also hats off to the passion and dedication

41:41 in building the production.

41:43 It was seen in the teaser.

41:45 Even in the AVP and their music video.

41:49 I think Director Enzo,

41:51 he leads by example.

41:53 He shows us that he's passionate.

41:56 It's not righteous if I don't give my 100%

42:00 because he gives.

42:01 I'm influenced by the macho vibe of the whole set

42:05 because we're also action, right?

42:08 If anything, they're the reason.

42:12 So, when our audience enjoys it,

42:15 that's what drives us.

42:17 For those who appreciate,

42:19 we're able to get rid of our fatigue.

42:21 That's the real success.

42:23 Thank you!

42:25 You can watch the newest Barda series,

42:29 "Maging Sino Ka Man,"

42:31 on September 11, after 24 hours.

42:35 Obrikarampel, updated showbiz happenings.

42:41 And this is my good friends this Monday night.

42:43 I'm Ia Arrellano.

42:45 Ms. Mel, Ms. Vicky, Emil.

42:46 Thank you, Ia.

42:49 Thank you.

42:52 Just a little, ma'am.

42:54 And this is the news this Monday.

42:57 I'm Mel Tiangco.

42:58 I'm Vicky Morales for a bigger mission.

43:01 For a wider service to the country,

43:03 I'm Emil Sumangit.

43:05 From GMA Integrated News,

43:07 the news authority of the Philippines,

43:09 we're on air 24 hours.

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