24 Oras Express: September 18, 2023 [HD]

GMA Integrated News

Narito ang mga maiinit na balita sa 24 Oras Express ngayong Lunes, September 18, 2023:  - Umano'y kulto sa Surigao del Norte, inakusahan ng pag-abuso sa mahigit 1,000 menor de edad  - Socorro Bayanihan Services, pinabulaanan ang mga alegasyong kulto sila na nang-aabuso sila ng mga menor de edad at pinapatakbo sila ng droga  - "Promising" ang resulta ng pakikipag-usap sa mga lider ng Singapore sa F1 Grand Prix  - Pres. Marcos, nagtakda ng bagong presyuhan sa benta ng palay  - Teaser rollout ng "Five Breakups and a Romance" sa isang mall, hindi pinalampas ng fans  - Maharlika Investment Fund, ipinapadeklarang unconstitutional sa Korte Suprema  - Oil price hike, posibleng magtuloy-tuloy hanggang katapusan ng taon - DOE  - Baha at landslide, posibleng maranasan sa Mindanao dahil sa pag-ulang dulot ng ITCZ  - AI na nagagamit sa info search at image creation, magamit din sa pagbuo ng course ATBP in minutes  - Mga bahurang may patay na corals, tinatambayan ng Chinese vessels - PCG  - Mga dekorasyong pampasko, mura pa ang bentahan sa ilang pamilihan  - BTS ng internalization ni Barbie Forteza bilang "Monique" sa "Maging Sino Ka Man", hinangaan ng fans  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 Mel Tiangco, Vicky Morales and Emil Sumangil 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 GeoMay Network Center, this is 24 Horas.

00:06 Good evening, Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao.

00:11 The promise is like a paradise, but the hands of a cult of minority are holding a grudge against the army of the Surigao del Norte.

00:23 In the Senate, some people believe that the force of the army is being used to force marriage.

00:30 While other residents are getting money from the pension and other aid, MAV Gonzales is live.

00:38 Vicky Maris-Emily, the Senate is investigating a cult of Surigao that is abusing minorities.

00:52 A cult of minority, this is what Senator Risa Contiveros called the Socorro Bayanihan Services Organization in Surigao del Norte.

01:02 In her privileged speech, Contiveros said that the group of minorities is abusing minorities and is forcing them to get married.

01:11 The leader of this organization is J. Renz Killario, a.k.a. Sr. Aguila, who is being introduced as the new Jesus.

01:17 The children we are talking about are more than 1,000 children in the hands of a cruel, cruel, and abusive cult.

01:32 This is a harrowing story of rape, sexual violence, child abuse, forced marriage, perpetrated on minors by a cult in the municipality of Socorro, Surigao del Norte.

01:48 Sr. Aguila appeared when a group of people joined Surigao del Norte in 2019.

01:54 She told the people who joined her in the mountain, which is called Kapihan because it is said to be heaven,

02:04 and those who did not join her will be burned in hell.

02:10 As a result of these statements, there was a mass exodus to the mountain by the thousands of members of the organization,

02:21 now having all the indicators of a religious cult.

02:26 And these are not just ordinary people who did not study.

02:32 The LGU recorded mass resignations of DepEd teachers and government employees.

02:40 More than 800 students joined the cult with their parents.

02:45 In the community of the mountain, some minors were abused, like Jane and Chloe.

02:51 We are here in Kapihan because of the abuse of our youth, the abuse of our children,

03:01 and I am a minor who was abused by Jane Skilario when I was six years old. I felt like I was being raped because of her.

03:15 She was a minor at the legal age when she was abused by my younger sister and my other family member.

03:27 When I was 13 years old, I was 21 years old when I was raped.

03:33 When I was a minor, I was forced to leave school because I did not want to be a minor.

03:41 But my mother told me that I should go to school because I was being raped.

03:47 At that time, there was a school nearby because they wanted to take me there because I was six years old.

03:57 I was being raped there but I was still a minor.

04:01 The cult is also armed. This is the story of a minor who escaped.

04:05 I was forced to leave school because I was being raped. I was forced to leave school because I was being raped.

04:21 On their Facebook page, Socorro Bayanihan Services was shown as a People's Organization registered in the SEC.

04:29 It also states that they are a non-government organization.

04:33 Hontiveros says that this group is powerful because they have money.

04:37 The organization collects half of the 4Ps, senior citizen pension and other government aid that they give to their members.

04:47 They also received information that the cult and human shield organization is funded by illegal drugs.

04:54 This cult is not a cult in the shadows of Surigao. They are the ones who have their influence in Manila and other parts of the country.

05:06 Their performing group, Omega de Salonera, won an international festival in Korea.

05:17 The reason why they were honored here in the Philippines.

05:23 Sen. Aguila herself, the rapist of children, the facilitator of child marriage,

05:32 is still standing in our Senate and is still taking pictures of our Senators.

05:41 Emil, Hontiveros said that this July, no child escaped and is now being cared for by the local government and DSWD.

05:52 But the problem is that these minors are being forced to return to the mountains using the influence and money of the group.

05:59 Emil?

06:00 Thank you very much, Mav Gonzales.

06:03 The Socorro Bayanihan Services organization was surprised by the allegations filed in the Senate.

06:10 According to Mamerto Galanida, the vice president of the organization,

06:14 the group was accused of being a lie since it started in 1949.

06:20 They are teaching their opponents in politics.

06:23 They might refuse that they are a cult.

06:26 They also said that they are not hiding weapons.

06:29 Their fund is also from the voluntary donation of the members.

06:33 They also said that the children are just being forced to complain against them.

06:39 They also filed a complaint against them.

06:45 In fact, we are filing a case for them for kidnapping for a serious illegal detention.

06:53 It's already in the fiscal year.

06:55 They are the ones who kidnapped the children and they are still being forced to complain.

06:59 They even fabricated the affidavits.

07:03 It's just one pattern.

07:05 The police came here.

07:07 They have conducted their investigation in the province and region.

07:11 It's negative because we don't have drugs here.

07:17 There are allegations that there are weapons, intelligence reports from the CIDG and other police agencies.

07:28 Even our governor, Governor Lyndon Barber, also confirmed that there are no weapons and drugs here.

07:38 The President of Formula 1 Grand Prix in Singapore watched the investment.

07:44 He defended Palacio and First Lady.

07:46 He also greeted the race again while the country is facing a rice problem.

07:52 Van Mayrina was there.

07:54 In a post on his official social media account,

08:00 President Bongbong Marcos and his spokesman met Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong

08:04 and Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong

08:06 before watching the Formula 1 Grand Prix.

08:09 They said that their conversation was promising

08:11 and the two countries can hope for a stronger cooperation in facing global challenges.

08:17 Malacanang did not deny any agreements that were formed

08:21 and where the so-called cooperation is.

08:24 Malacanang said that Marcos was there at the invitation of Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong.

08:29 First Lady Lizza Araneta Marcos and the President said

08:33 Formula 1 is a global sport and an opportunity for networking for different kinds of people

08:39 including politicians, celebrities and business leaders.

08:43 Some were initially called insensitive, like the group Bayan,

08:46 the President's visit to Singapore

08:48 amidst the country's facing problems like the high price of rice.

08:52 Last year, the President also challenged the Singapore Grand Prix

08:56 a few days after the country was hit by the Super Typhoon Karding.

09:00 In the first announcement of Malacanang, the President said he went to Singapore

09:04 to face the Asia Summit and help the businessmen.

09:08 In what is now called an official visit,

09:10 Malacanang said that the President's help resulted from some investment pledges.

09:14 Among those the President talked to was the GMR Group of India

09:18 which expressed interest in building airports, roads and energy projects in the country.

09:23 The Dyson Technology Company of Singapore,

09:26 which is expected to receive 11 billion pesos in the next two years,

09:31 is expected to receive more than 1,000 jobs.

09:34 Malaysian retail specialist Valeram Group

09:37 is also planning to invest in their duty-free retail business in the Philippines.

09:41 Filipinos in Singapore were delighted when they were surprised by the President's visit to a mall.

09:50 For GMA Integrated News, Ivan Meirene, 24 Hours.

09:56 Following the retail price of rice,

09:58 the price of rice was also raised.

10:02 According to the Department of Agriculture,

10:04 there are indications that the price of rice is already falling in the market.

10:08 That's what Bernadette Reyes is talking about.

10:10 Now that the rice is being harvested,

10:15 the National Food Authority Council decided,

10:18 led by President Bongbong Marcos,

10:20 to raise the new price of rice.

10:23 The new buying price of NFA dry rice is 19 to 23 per kilo

10:29 while the price of wet or wet rice will be 16 to 19.

10:33 That's what we're doing to ensure that we can provide a better livelihood

10:41 to our farmers.

10:43 That's why it's good.

10:46 The production cost of farmers now is around 14 to 15.

10:51 So they already have a livelihood.

10:54 The NFA promised that this buffer stock will be used.

10:57 The Department of Agriculture supported the buying price of rice at 23 pesos.

11:02 At the price of 22 to 23 pesos,

11:05 farmers will be happy from the current 16 to 19 pesos.

11:10 In Bulacan, for example, the price of rice increased to 23 per kilo.

11:14 It's good that rice will be sold

11:17 because all the calamities that are affecting us are there.

11:22 We're not just a small farmer,

11:25 we're not just a farmer who's going to sell rice.

11:28 But in Pangasinan, the price of rice is still low.

11:31 In Pangasinan, the price is 16 to 17.

11:34 Because it just started, it should be 20 pesos higher.

11:38 According to the Department of Agriculture,

11:40 there are indications that the price of rice is already decreasing in the market.

11:44 The government agencies are monitoring this

11:47 to give recommendations to the government.

11:50 And because the group of farmers started the strike,

11:53 they are calling for the price cap to be removed from rice in the next few days.

11:57 By next week or end of the month,

11:59 I hope the price cap will be lifted

12:01 because even if it's lower than 45 pesos, our consumers can still buy.

12:05 But for rice, more than talking about the price,

12:08 the punishment should also be given to those who are violating the price of rice.

12:13 The punishment should be given because this problem has been going on for a long time,

12:18 the issue of hoarding and smuggling.

12:20 For GMA Integrated News, I'm Bernadette Reyes.

12:23 Stay tuned for 24 Hours.

12:25 Here's my boy, Chika, this Monday night, counting the days.

12:33 Before watching on the big screen,

12:35 there's a latest preview of their upcoming film,

12:37 "Five Breakups and a Romance" by Alden Richards and Julie Montez.

12:41 We'll get to know the two more behind their showbiz life

12:44 in the part 2 interview of 24 Hours.

12:47 Let's talk to Nelson Canlas.

12:50 The teaser rollout of "Five Breakups and a Romance" was not missed by the fans.

13:00 I don't believe it.

13:09 That's why a mall venue was full on Saturday.

13:13 Everyone was excited for the first ever "Five Breakups and a Romance" by Alden Richards and Julie Montez.

13:19 Their on-screen chemistry seems to be the root of their confusion.

13:24 We had a lot of instances of Jules while doing the movie where we were both surprised.

13:29 She can say these things without her knowing that I went through the same.

13:34 In part 2 of our story, they shared the simplicity of their life while growing up.

13:41 Alden is from Laguna while Julia is from Pandacan, Manila.

13:46 And even though they were not born in Maranao, they grew up together.

13:50 I'm super blessed that I experienced that because

13:53 I think what I can teach my future family is that.

13:58 That's my roots, my Pandacan days.

14:01 Simple and colorful.

14:02 Yes, and we grew up with my grandmother.

14:05 We were 5-6 years old.

14:06 We were in debt.

14:07 My grandmother was hiding there while I was in front of her.

14:09 Promissory note because I don't have money to pay for my tuition.

14:13 How can you be so beautiful?

14:15 I don't know about people here.

14:19 Julia's simple life is still going strong.

14:22 From big decisions in life to simple beauty routines.

14:28 I'm also curious.

14:29 What's your beauty regimen?

14:31 Me?

14:32 You know?

14:33 I don't know, honestly.

14:34 I look like a man.

14:35 You can leave me in the mountains.

14:37 No.

14:38 It's true.

14:39 I don't use lotion.

14:40 How can you be like that?

14:42 I just fix it.

14:44 Inborn.

14:45 No, maybe, how can I say, less maintenance because I grew up in Pandacan.

14:53 We didn't have luxury before to buy whatever or for this.

14:58 For Alden, success is not measured in money.

15:03 I am successful because I really have good genuine people with me.

15:08 I am successful because my relationship with the Lord will never change.

15:12 I'm successful because I have a family.

15:14 That's what I want to share.

15:20 Sometimes, people get frustrated.

15:24 They say, "I'm old but I'm not like this."

15:29 Alden said that many are asking when is the right time for a love life.

15:36 And he's not in a hurry.

15:39 Not only you, even my family is also asking.

15:42 But, you know, I've tried.

15:45 But, uh,

15:49 But, I think, in my life, that's what's not yet for me.

15:58 You're not in a hurry.

15:59 I'm not saying it.

16:00 I feel like, if I'm still forced, I might lose it.

16:06 By the time that I've decided to settle down, I'll take the word "settle down" seriously.

16:11 When you settle down, I want to give time to myself, to my wife, to my kids, and to my family.

16:17 Nelson Canlas, updated on Shoebiz Happenings.

16:20 Exactly two months after the law was passed, the Supreme Court petitioned to stop the Maharlika Investment Fund

16:30 because it is not in accordance with the current law.

16:33 Salima Refrang pointed that out.

16:35 The Maharlika Investment Fund was stopped and unconstitutionally declared by the Bayan Muna group

16:42 and Senate Minority Leader Coco Pimentel.

16:47 They were fed up with the petition for certiorari and prohibition requested by the TRO in the Supreme Court.

16:52 The first thing it violated was the requirement of the Constitution of economic viability before the establishment of a GOCC.

17:01 There is no basis to certify this law as urgent or emergency.

17:06 And there were changes even without a session.

17:10 It also violates the independence of the Central Bank of the Philippines.

17:14 The Maharlika is not independent of Malacanang.

17:18 And it can use its fund for corruption or cronyism where the businessmen are favoring the friends of Malacanang.

17:28 They are determined to stop the transfer of money to the Maharlika Investment Fund.

17:34 Just this week, the land bank received P50 billion.

17:38 While the Development Bank of the Philippines received P25 billion.

17:43 A worldwide recession.

17:46 Other big countries are very careful.

17:51 But here in the Philippines, we created this fund.

17:55 We are not sure who will run it.

17:58 Respondents of the petition were called by the Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin,

18:02 Department of Finance Secretary Benjamin Diokno, and the Senate and the House of Representatives.

18:07 According to the Solicitor General, who is the government's lawyer,

18:10 they watched the debates on this issue to discuss the legal issues that could be laid before the Supreme Court.

18:18 We are trying to get the respondents to give their statements.

18:21 For JMAI Integrated News, I'm Nyma Refraan.

18:24 For 24 Hours.

18:26 Oil price hikes are possible until December, according to the Energy Department.

18:33 That's why some young people are being recommended to the palace to remove the excise tax on oil.

18:39 Jonathan Andal was the one who got the call.

18:41 Since the beginning of the election, the former P1,600 was increased to P1,800.

18:51 The amount is also a boundary that is being offered to Marshall, his operator.

18:55 Because it coincides with the unprecedented price of oil,

18:58 like the 250-liter diesel price hike tomorrow, he is still in debt because the boundary is not reached.

19:05 That's why sometimes I get angry when there are no passengers.

19:09 I go around and there are no passengers.

19:11 That's why the boundary is not being built.

19:13 This is the 11th diesel price hike.

19:16 The price of diesel has been increased to P17 per liter since July.

19:21 This gasoline station in Valenzuela is the cheapest crude oil store in the entire Metro Manila

19:26 according to the latest monitoring of the Department of Energy.

19:28 The diesel here is P60 per liter, while the gasoline is P61 per liter.

19:36 That's why I'm asking for a pull tank.

19:38 If it's going to be increased tomorrow, then it's a bit less.

19:42 Oil is expensive due to the high demand.

19:45 The supply of Russia and Saudi Arabia is decreasing, and the oil rig in Libya was hit by a typhoon.

19:50 The worse news is that the oil price hike is possible until the end of the year.

19:55 But the good news is,

19:56 There is a prospect for additional supply because the sanctions against Venezuela and Iran have been eased.

20:04 The production looks good.

20:06 And we said that China will recover.

20:10 While there is no help for public vehicles that started to be distributed on September 13,

20:16 there are still some that are not accepted.

20:18 And that's just one time for the problem that is not clear when it will end.

20:22 That's the only news I have, but nothing has been obtained yet.

20:30 As for the problem, the spending ban of Comelec is now due to the barangay and SK elections.

20:35 Other land banks don't want to release the fuel subsidy card because they are still looking for an exemption.

20:40 If this is still a ban by Comelec, what will happen to the driver's life?

20:43 The LTFRB still has no answer when I asked for a comment.

20:46 Comelec said,

20:47 We still haven't received an application for fuel subsidy. I hope it will be clear where their application is.

20:55 When it comes to Comelec, we will approve the request of the fuel subsidy exemption in one day.

21:01 The 5-peso petition for additional massages to the jeepney is still pending.

21:05 But they are already preparing the separate petition for the provisional 1-peso fare increase that the LTFRB is asking for on September 26.

21:13 The cost of the fare increase is increasing, and the cost of buying the jeepney is increasing.

21:18 In a protest, VAT and excise tax were called to be removed from the fuel.

21:23 The removal of excise tax was discussed by the leader of the Chamber and the companies of the fuel,

21:28 which was possibly recommended to the palace and economic managers.

21:31 But it was only until December, and if it was approved, the fuel will be paid 80 dollars per barrel.

21:37 Temporary suspension of the excise taxes. You can already perhaps even explore buying oil early or in advance, and not wait until December.

21:52 Oil companies were also asked if there are other ways to make the price cheaper, but their bodies were not authorized to answer their request.

22:00 For GMA Integrated News, Jonathan Andal, Nakatutok, 24 Hours.

22:05 [music]

22:15 My fellow countrymen, even though there is no longer a low-pressure area in the country,

22:20 some places were still flooded this weekend.

22:23 This week, we should be alert because it is possible that it will happen again in some parts of the country, especially in Mindanao.

22:31 In Tupi, South Cotabato, the flood was heavy after the heavy rain yesterday.

22:37 Many houses were flooded, so some residents were forced to evacuate.

22:43 Some parts of Mindanao were also flooded.

22:46 It is difficult to cross vehicles.

22:49 The rains in Mindanao are caused by the Intertropical Convergence Zone or ITCZ.

22:56 ITCZ is where the different winds from the northern and southern hemispheres collide.

23:03 This creates thick clouds, so the chances of rain are high in affected areas.

23:10 There are also floods that were recorded in Luzon, like Cavite,

23:14 where the Kisame was forced to shower because of the water leakage in a fast food chain.

23:20 The food chain was also damaged and the electricity was also cut off.

23:25 Heavy rains, flooding, and floods are caused by localized thunderstorms that may happen again in some areas tomorrow.

23:34 Based on the data of Metro Weather,

23:36 some parts of Luzon will be flooded tomorrow in Northern Luzon, Central Luzon, Calabar Zone, Bicol Region, and Mimaropa.

23:45 In Metro Manila, the rain is also expected in the afternoon.

23:49 It is possible that the rain will be widespread by nightfall.

23:52 Some parts of Visayas will also be flooded.

23:55 There will be heavy rains, especially in the summer provinces and western Visayas.

24:01 For the people of Mindanao,

24:03 be careful because many places will be flooded again,

24:07 including Zamboanga Peninsula, Northern Mindanao, Caraga, Davao Region, and Sok Sarjin.

24:14 Heavy to intense rains are still possible, so be alert again in the event of flash floods or landslides.

24:20 Be careful, Kapuso!

24:21 That's the latest news for the time being.

24:23 I'm Maureen Shrivers for GMA Integrated News Weather Center.

24:27 We are the ones you can count on, no matter what the weather.

24:29 In the fast-paced world of tech,

24:42 Artificial Intelligence or AI is now more sound.

24:46 In a matter of minutes, it can provide information and create images.

24:51 But there is another type of AI tech that is also a game changer for teachers.

24:56 Kapuso, get ready to dive into the world of AI or Artificial Intelligence,

25:04 where game-changing technology is reshaping the way we live, work, and interact with our digital world.

25:13 From the use of AI virtual assistants.

25:16 Hey Siri, what's the weather today?

25:19 Looks like rain today.

25:21 There are also AI technologies that can search and create their own images.

25:28 We just type the image we want to see, then it will generate the image.

25:33 Lebron James who plays basketball in Baguio, you got it!

25:38 Let's go with Lebron first.

25:40 See, it's Lebron.

25:43 How we go?

25:45 And in fact, our intro came from AI with minor tweaks.

25:51 Get ready to dive into the world of AI.

25:55 That's why there are many who are wondering if Artificial Intelligence is really good for students.

26:03 But now, there is also AI that claims to help our teachers.

26:08 Veronica is a 11-year-old professor at the college.

26:11 And this July, her college is one of the first to use CoPilot,

26:17 an AI technology that can create courses, modules, and quizzes in a matter of minutes.

26:24 Usually, it will take us 2 to 3 months to complete the courseware of a particular subject.

26:31 But with CoPilot, we can create it in less than 10 minutes.

26:35 We have more time to focus on our students.

26:39 Because of this, their lessons can be updated more easily.

26:45 What we've done is created an AI course creation tool which will allow you to produce these courses,

26:51 any type of training, any type of curriculum, college level, basic education in a matter of minutes.

26:57 Let's put it to test.

27:01 My topic, sir, is how to become a professional MMA fighter.

27:08 In creating your own course, you just need to input the topic you want to create.

27:15 Choose a style, whether it's with instructor, blended, or self-paced.

27:20 The course length, level, whether it's basic or advanced.

27:24 Even the teaching and writing style can be modified.

27:27 And the competencies or the things you'll learn in the course

27:32 will automatically create the rubric which will automatically grade your project.

27:38 There's no more late nights in finishing, checking all the papers.

27:42 Yeah, this is going to cost you less than 10 US dollars to create.

27:45 And in less than 20 minutes, I got my own specialized course on how to be a professional MMA fighter.

27:56 Our mindset when we use AI, it's just a tool that can help us in everyday life,

28:03 can help us in making our jobs easier.

28:07 The possibilities are endless with artificial intelligence.

28:13 But remember, fellow students, it's still up to us to be responsible and to use it properly.

28:19 For GMA Integrated News, I'm Martin Avier, Changing the Game!

28:24 Changing the Game!

28:25 It's possible that the material used was different in a place in the West Philippine Sea

28:32 where the coral reefs are already destroyed according to a senator.

28:35 There are also the faces of two former Supreme Court magistrates,

28:39 namely, Raffi Tima and Chino Gaston.

28:43 The coral reefs in Escoda and Binasol are already destroyed.

28:50 And in Rosul and Iroquois reefs, there are also the coral reefs in the West Philippine Sea

28:54 that are inside the Exclusive Economic Zone of the Philippines.

28:57 That's based on a survey conducted by the Philippine Coast Guard last month

29:01 on the coral reefs that are inside the 200 Exclusive Economic Zone of the Philippines.

29:06 Last July, AFP Western Command also found the coral reefs in Rosul Reef destroyed.

29:13 According to the Philippine Coast Guard,

29:15 these coral reefs are the ones that were often used by Chinese ships in the past years.

29:21 Sabina or Escoda Shoal is near Eungin Shoal.

29:24 It's also near Palawan.

29:26 Rosul or Iroquois Reef is near Recto or Reed Bank

29:30 which is said to be rich in oil and gas where oil exploration is planned.

29:36 According to the PCG, there is no solid evidence that Chinese fishing militia vessels

29:41 are behind these destroyed coral reefs.

29:44 But just last month, 33 Chinese vessels were spotted in Rosul Reef

29:49 and 15 in Sabina Shoal.

29:52 Senator Francis Tolentino,

29:54 the chairman of the Senate Ad Hoc Committee on Philippine Maritime and Admiralty Zones, has doubts.

29:59 The color of the coral reefs beneath Escoda Shoal is different.

30:03 This is the new color. This is the old color.

30:08 So it means that there are materials that were placed beneath.

30:15 It's different from its natural elements.

30:21 The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources is very concerned about what happened to the coral reefs.

30:27 The destruction that happened in the West Philippine Sea

30:30 is not only a destruction in the Philippine coast.

30:34 It also puts the fish efficiency and food security of all countries in the region at risk.

30:43 In the midst of this, two former Supreme Court magistrates

30:46 have already come up with evidence that can be used

30:49 for the new complaint against China.

30:52 Former Chief Justice Antonio Carpio said

30:54 that the government must immediately issue to the UP Marine Science Institute

30:58 the complete destroyed marine seabed in the West Philippine Sea

31:01 and submit it to the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Seas or UNCLOS

31:05 to claim damages immediately and to call for a diplomatic protest.

31:10 This is also what former Supreme Court Associate Justice Francis Hardileza said.

31:14 If there is a decision in a valid court and it is an UNCLOS court

31:20 and you levy it against assets of China wherever found,

31:26 the courts of New York or the courts of Paris or the courts of London are bound to execute.

31:32 But for Assistant Professor Jacqueline Espinilla,

31:35 Senior Fellow of UP Law Center Institute for Maritime Affairs and the Law of the Sea,

31:38 before filing a case, the Philippines should first reflect in the laws of the country

31:43 on the victory of the Philippines in the arbitral ruling.

31:46 Urgently pass the Maritime Zones Bill which would clarify for us domestically

31:50 what our entitlements are under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.

31:56 We will need to take the opportunity that has already been provided for us under UNCLOS.

32:01 For GMA Integrated News, Rafi Timoth

32:04 "Chino Gasto Nakatutok, 24 Horas"

32:07 98 days more before Christmas, but you can still buy Christmas decor.

32:14 Meanwhile, while it's still cheap, let's find out about the decision of Mark Salazar.

32:20 They say that we Filipinos have the longest celebration of Christmas.

32:28 How come when the Bermond's are just entering, the Christmas vibes are already so strong?

32:33 Because of the dust that spread in the malls and the streets,

32:37 some are already starting to decorate their houses.

32:42 Here in Divisoria, there are already people selling Christmas decorations, but just a few.

32:47 Like Shegel, who is saying that they are letting the stocks run out

32:52 for a year before the new imports from China arrive.

32:56 In terms of price, they will be cheaper when the first week of October arrives.

33:01 It will be lower until maybe the last week of October.

33:07 That will be our price range, the price will really be lower.

33:11 But for now, it's still a high rate.

33:15 In the first half of December, you can already buy Christmas decor in Divisoria

33:20 because they will be selling round fruits and food for Christmas.

33:25 On the other hand, in the adjacent area of Quezon City,

33:29 now is the perfect time to buy.

33:31 While it's still cheap because the Christmas decor has already arrived,

33:35 but there are still not many to choose from.

33:37 You can choose and forgive the one you like as a good person.

33:42 Maybe it will be high next month, so for now.

33:46 Locally made are the many native Christmas decorations in the area,

33:51 so the supply is steady and the price is not fluctuating.

33:54 It's cheaper compared to the mall.

33:58 What Dayan is also saying is good, why is it early to go Christmas shopping.

34:03 You can find special if you don't rush.

34:07 I usually shop last minute and it's been a headache,

34:11 so I try to practice to shop early.

34:14 I find that if you shop last minute, it's like you just buy whatever you have as a gift.

34:18 There are still many who want to buy online to avoid the hassle of commute or parking in the families.

34:26 There are also many who have a place in Divisoria and Dapitan also have an online store.

34:32 For GMA Integrated News, Mark Salazar, 24 Hours.

34:38 She's a Kapuso primetime princess for a reason.

34:45 Because Barbie Fortes proved her talent as an actress,

34:49 not only can she stop the scene from being anyone, but also in the behind the scenes.

34:55 Let's talk to Aubrey Carambel.

34:58 Nick Nick naman!

35:01 You know what I need.

35:04 I need all the titles of your land.

35:11 Because of the theft of land.

35:13 We don't sell this place, Boss Frak.

35:17 The rifts in Monique's life started,

35:20 played by Kapuso primetime princess Barbie Forteza,

35:23 in the movie "Sinu Kaman".

35:27 Don't waste your life.

35:30 You might suddenly disappear from the world.

35:34 This Friday, we watched the scene that was discussed and stolen.

35:40 Where Barbie had a motorcycle accident.

35:50 Until she fell in the river.

35:53 And was found dead in the river.

36:01 But the one who can stop that scene,

36:10 was watched by the cast and crew.

36:13 Hi, I'm Paul Kapuso. Welcome to the set of "Sinu Kaman".

36:16 I'm the one who stole the cigarette.

36:19 I'm the one who stole the cigarette.

36:21 I should be the one who stole it.

36:22 Let's ride a motorcycle. Let's go!

36:24 Under the guidance of the director of the series, Enzo Williams,

36:27 Barbie and the team executed the scene.

36:31 This scene was shot in Santa Isabel Cabiao Bridge in Nueva Ecija.

36:40 But let me remind you, it was done professionally and don't copy it.

36:48 The following scene was the one that made the netizens go crazy.

36:53 How Barbie will internalize while she's pouring water.

36:57 Jump! Jump! Hurry! Hurry!

36:59 You should wet it.

37:01 This scene has more than 1.5 million views and counting on TikTok.

37:07 Even though there's no dialogue, the emotions are felt.

37:10 Some even said that Barbie's acting is for the best actress.

37:15 Her name is even certified trending.

37:18 But if there are people who cried because of the bad acting of Monique,

37:22 there are also people who are excited for the next meeting of Barda.

37:27 In their place, Monique was beaten up and raped.

37:31 Now, she's pretending to be Dino.

37:34 What will happen in their next meeting?

37:39 That's what we'll wait for in "Sinu Kaman" after 24 hours.

37:44 "Pobre Karampel" updated showbiz happenings.

37:48 And that's the news for this Monday.

37:53 I'm Vicky Morales.

37:54 My fellow "Kapungso", 98 days and earlier.

37:59 I'm Marie Izumali for a bigger mission.

38:03 For a wider service to the country, I'm Emil Subangir.

38:07 From GMA Integrated News, the news authority of the Philippines,

38:10 we learned 24 hours.

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38:26 For "Kapuso Abroad", visit GMA Pinoy TV at www.gmanews.tv.

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