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Kinuwento ni Anjo Pertierra ang pagbisita niya sa Vitas, Tondo para sa ginawa niyang climate change special report mo na hatid ng GMA Integrated News Weather Center.   Balita Ko is a noontime GMA Network newscast, anchored by Raffy Tima and Connie Sison. It airs on GTV Mondays to Fridays at 11:00 AM (PHL Time).  #GMAIntegratedNews #KapusoStream  Breaking news and stories from the Philippines and abroad: GMA Integrated News Portal: http://www.gmanews.tv Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/gmanews TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@gmanews Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/gmanews Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/gmanews  GMA Network Kapuso programs on GMA Pinoy TV: https://gmapinoytv.com/subscribe

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00:00 Let's talk about it first.

00:02 I watched your report on the climate change special

00:05 that was brought to us by the GMA Integrated News Weather Center.

00:09 You talked about the effect of climate change on children.

00:12 So, Andrew, please tell us about your experience in Tondo.

00:16 Actually, I talked to a lot of people there.

00:19 I talked to almost all the families.

00:21 They came from the province.

00:22 They came here to Manila.

00:24 That's why they went to Vitas Tondo.

00:26 They really talked a lot.

00:27 Yes, that's what they talked about.

00:29 And what I heard is that since the price of crude oil is increasing,

00:33 almost all the people there are drivers.

00:36 They are the main earners of the family.

00:38 That's their job.

00:39 So, if the price of crude oil is high, they don't have to travel.

00:41 So, automatically, they don't have food for the family.

00:45 So, I talked to someone.

00:46 What happened is that the father of the family doesn't earn much.

00:50 They eat twice a day.

00:53 And what they eat is just dry.

00:56 And I asked out of curiosity,

00:59 for example, it's the child's birthday tomorrow.

01:02 What is his first wish?

01:04 I cried when I heard it.

01:06 Because he said he wanted to eat Adobo.

01:09 That's his simple wish.

01:11 And their situation there is very simple.

01:14 But you know, it hurts.

01:16 It's very old.

01:17 And their situation there is that their houses are next to each other.

01:21 When I passed by their house, I was already next to them.

01:24 I just wanted to say hello.

01:25 How about the height?

01:27 The height is the same.

01:29 I was already next to them.

01:30 So, this is their house.

01:31 This is the other one.

01:32 So, this is the only space between their houses.

01:34 So, it's very hot.

01:36 In the afternoon, it's very hot.

01:38 There's no proper ventilation.

01:39 There's no ventilation at all.

01:40 And if there is, it's very smelly.

01:42 The sea is very polluted.

01:44 Because they are very close to the sea.

01:45 That's where the base of their houses is built.

01:48 And outside, there are big trucks that go to the pier.

01:53 So, the best of both worlds is pollution.

01:56 There's air pollution and water pollution.

01:58 That's how it is.

01:59 In your report, the children are the most affected.

02:02 They are the ones who have nothing to do with climate change.

02:04 But they are the most affected.

02:06 Yes, that's true, Sir Rafi.

02:07 UNICEF said that the children who are 14 years old and below are the most affected by climate change.

02:14 Based on their research, they provided data.

02:17 18 million are affected.

02:18 These are just children.

02:20 18 million are affected by flooding.

02:23 13 million have no access to clean drinking water.

02:26 In our country alone, there are 13 million.

02:29 Based on their research, the children who are born in 2020 onwards,

02:33 so, those who are 2 or 3 years old,

02:36 will experience 2.3% more heatwaves, 1.8% more droughts.

02:42 It will be hotter.

02:44 That's what they said.

02:45 So, the water shortage and famine is due to their formative years.

02:48 That's true.

02:50 We can't avoid climate change.

02:53 We are at the boiling point.

02:56 What are your advice to our viewers?

02:59 Just a few tips so that we can help each other.

03:02 So, viewers, based on the research,

03:07 the children are the most affected, those who are 2 or 3 years old.

03:11 That means they have no access to the things they are experiencing now.

03:16 So, we, the parents and the elderly,

03:20 we hope that we can teach them,

03:22 at least at a young age,

03:24 to inform them on how to be clean in the environment,

03:28 how to consume electricity correctly,

03:32 just simple things.

03:34 Because when they adapt, it will be a big help,

03:36 not just for us, but for the whole world.

03:39 We all lose.

03:40 It should be now.

03:41 If millions of people help each other,

03:42 even a small thing will have a big impact.

03:45 Thank you, Anjo.

03:46 Thank you.

03:47 But Anjo is so polite.

03:48 He's just "Pon" to us.

03:49 We are still young, Anjo.

03:50 You're the one who's dragging us, 2 years old.

Mga bata sa Vitas, Tondo, nagkakasakit dahil sa pabago-bagong panahon | BK

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