Saksi Express: September 11, 2023, 2023 [HD]

GMA Integrated News

Narito ang mga balitang ating sinaksihan ngayong Lunes, September 11, 2023:   - Pagtama ng kidlat sa Davao City, na-huli cam  - Panibagong oil price hike, kasado na  - Economic managers, nagulat pero suportado raw ang price cap sa bigas ayon kay Sec. Diokno  - 400 kilo ng nabubulok na bangus, nakumpiska sa Dagupan City  - LPA, binabantayan sa loob at labas ng PAR  - Civil complaint, inihain ni Atom Araullo kontra kina Lorraine Marie Badoy at Jeffrey Celiz  - Mt. Kilauea, pumutok sa ikatlong pagkakataon ngayong taon  - Pagmamaneobra ng mga barko ng China Coast Guard sa resupply mission sa Ayungin, tinawag ng AFP na delikado at pananakot  - Marian Rivera, muling nagpasiklab sa dance challenge   Saksi is GMA Network's late-night newscast, anchored by GMA News pillar Arnold Clavio, and Pia Arcangel, featuring top news stories from the Philippines. Visit GMA News Online (http://www.gmanews.tv) for more.  #GMAIntegratedNews #KapusoStream #GMANetwork   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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00:11 In the middle of heavy rain in Kalinan proper, Davao City,

00:14 a resident was caught on a cellphone video by a kidnapper.

00:19 No one was injured.

00:22 The heavy rain stopped early in the morning

00:25 when it started to rain in some parts of Davao City like Carlos P. Garcia Highway.

00:30 The sidewalk and a lane in Davao-Bucaynon Highway also caught on fire.

00:35 There's a new oil price hike tomorrow.

00:39 The price of diesel is 40 centimers higher than the price of gasoline.

00:43 The price of gasoline is 20 centimers higher than the price of gasoline.

00:47 This is the 10th of next week

00:50 when the price of diesel and kerosene will rise.

00:53 Next week, it will be the price of gasoline.

00:56 The Department of Transportation is hoping to distribute fuel subsidies to public vehicles.

01:04 Transportation Secretary Jaime Bautista said

01:07 that 1.3 million drivers and operators will benefit from this.

01:11 This is just one of the benefits.

01:14 And if ever, it will be repeated in the next year.

01:20 The President of the Philippines, Benjamin Diokno,

01:23 was surprised but supported by the economic managers

01:26 when he announced the price ceiling for rice.

01:29 He also suggested that the price of rice will be lowered

01:33 and the group of farmers was encouraged.

01:36 Witnesses were Ivan Mayrina and Mackie Pulido.

01:39 In some remote areas like Navotas,

01:45 the DSWD received a subsidy of Php15,000 from rice retailers

01:50 who are suffering losses due to the Php41 price cap for regular mills and Php45 for well mills.

01:56 But some of us talked to them and they did not sell rice at that price.

01:59 If I sell rice at that price, it will be a huge loss.

02:03 You will have to tricycle and carry it.

02:05 It's hard because we don't have any income.

02:09 The DSWD said that they are just depending on the list of DTI that we are still asking for a subsidy.

02:15 The economic managers of the government said that they were just surprised

02:18 when the President announced the price cap for rice.

02:21 There is a justification for this.

02:23 Under the ITEA market condition, the price of rice will not be lowered.

02:29 But we did not have a plan to do that.

02:32 But the economic managers said that the price cap is supported

02:37 to lower the price of rice.

02:39 Jokno suggested lowering the price of rice to 10%.

02:44 The government did not learn from this, said the Federation of Free Farmers.

02:48 That is why we are in the middle of a crisis.

02:51 It is because of the low rice production that the prices of imported rice

02:56 are being lowered under the Rice Tarification Law.

02:58 We have become too reliant on imports.

03:01 And now the solution is more imports at lower tariff.

03:06 And because the only thing that is imported is premium rice,

03:10 only those who can benefit from the lowering of the price of rice.

03:14 In Ilocos Norte, where his image was found in Paddy Art,

03:18 the President also gave the need for a large production of rice using technology.

03:24 It is equally important for me that the farmer makes a good living.

03:29 We will come together and bring it to market at an affordable price.

03:34 But even though the production is not enough, he asked for a price cap.

03:38 The President's brother Senator Amy Marcos also said in an article

03:42 that the price cap was created without consultation from the economic team.

03:46 And now, it's causing chaos in the warehouses.

03:48 Now, they are talking about removing the tariffs on imports.

03:51 His article seems sarcastic.

03:53 Just don't plant rice and just import.

03:56 In doing this, his father might get up on his birthday to declare the Martial Law.

04:02 Senate Minority Leader Coco Pimentel also said that the removal of tariffs,

04:07 the pursuit of hoarder fixers and the pouring of rice supplies should be done first by the NFA.

04:12 In the House of Representatives, Second District Representative Joey Salceda,

04:15 chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, said that the implementation of price ceiling and rates

04:20 has returned some of the adjustments in the price of rice, said some of the President's colleagues.

04:25 We know that with a price ceiling, it won't be effective for a long time because shortages will cause.

04:37 If the ceiling is of value, it's a signal to our hoarders that we're going to go after you.

04:44 The former Secretary General said during the Duterte administration that the price cap is not effective.

04:50 It's going to encourage, instead of selling them, they will hoard.

04:55 Rice scarcity will be a problem.

04:57 The supply will be limited.

04:59 The demand is strong.

05:01 So you have a problem there.

05:03 For GMA Integrated News, I'm Ivan Meirina.

05:05 I'm Mackie Pulido, your witness.

05:09 400 kilos of rotten milk was caught in Dagupan City.

05:16 It was caught in the Magsaysay Fish Market by the authorities.

05:21 According to the City Agriculture Office, the fish was not fresh and it was not safe to eat.

05:27 It came from a town in Western Pangasinan.

05:30 It was sold at a cheaper price.

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05:46 My fellow countrymen, we are not just monitoring one, but two bad times inside and outside the Philippine Area of Responsibility.

05:55 An LPA is outside the PAR and it's last hope is in the 2,885 kilometers of the extreme northern Luzon.

06:04 The chance of it being a storm is low and the country is not expecting it to hit.

06:09 This is another low pressure area inside the PAR and it's seen in the 860 kilometers of the east northeast of the extreme northern Luzon.

06:20 The possibility of it developing as a storm is still there but we will continue to monitor the updates on this.

06:28 But it's not a storm that will affect the traveling extension of the LPA, the extreme northern Luzon.

06:37 It's also possible that it will force the southwest monsoon on the next days.

06:43 Based on the Metro Weather, it will rain tomorrow morning in the Ilocos Region and the western section of Central Luzon.

06:51 In the afternoon, it will rain all over Luzon.

06:54 We expect heavy to intense rains, especially here in Ilocos Sur, Cordillera, Isabela and some parts of Cagayan.

07:03 So be careful, fellow countrymen, for possible floods or landslides.

07:08 There will also be heavy rains in Visayas, especially in the afternoon.

07:13 We expect heavy rains here in Negros Provinces and some parts of Panay Island.

07:20 In Mindanao, there will be rain in the morning in Sudu Archipelago.

07:24 You can see there are green and color yellow.

07:26 This means that we expect light to moderate rains.

07:29 By the afternoon, it will rain all over Mindanao.

07:33 We can see red and orange colors here in our rainfall map.

07:37 This means that we expect heavy rains, especially here in Zamboanga Peninsula, Soxargen and some parts of Northern Mindanao.

07:46 For Metro Manila, there is a chance of rain tomorrow.

07:51 It is possible that it will be wide and there will be heavy rains in some places.

07:54 So if you will go out, especially for students or teachers, don't forget to bring an umbrella or your raincoat.

08:02 Now, let's look at the forecast of some major cities in the country.

08:08 In Metro Manila, the sky will be cloudy on Wednesdays and Thursdays.

08:13 This means that the chances of rain will be high if the wind is strong.

08:21 Meanwhile, the sky is partly cloudy and there is a chance of localized thunderstorms here in Metro Cebu.

08:27 We expect the same thing here in Metro Davao, which will start tomorrow and last until Thursday.

08:35 But, Kapuso, there is still a chance of rain, so let's continue to monitor it.

08:40 And that is the latest in the weather.

08:42 I am Amor La Rosa for GMA Integrated News Weather Center.

08:47 Expect any weather.

08:52 The GMA Integrated News anchor and host, Atom Arroyo, filed a civil complaint against the former Undersecretary Lorraine Marie Badoy and Jeffrey Celis.

09:01 The attack and defamation of Badoy and Celis against Arroyo and his family was reported on social media and their TV program.

09:12 The two were called by the active CPP Central Committee leader, Arroyo, and he was repeatedly red-tagged.

09:21 In one statement, Arroyo said that Celis and Badoy have no basis in his actions and that he is a part of the clutch in the freedom of expression.

09:31 Arroyo asked for 2 million pesos in civil complaint.

09:35 And in another Facebook post, Celis and Arroyo accused Badoy of condemning terrorism and the actions of the CPP-NPA-NDF to the citizens before filing a complaint.

09:47 We are still trying to get Badoy's statement.

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