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Narito ang mga balitang ating tinutukan ngayong FRIDAY, September 22, 2023

Department of Agriculture: Bumaba ang presyo ng bigas sa ilang palengke | Pagtatanggal ng price cap sa bigas, pinag-aaralan pa | Bureau of Plant Industry: Tumataas na ang rice self-sufficiency ng bansa
172 barangays sa western Visayas, kasama sa watchlist ng Comelec | Mga lugar na may mga rebelde, mahigpit ding binabantayan para sa Barangay at SK Elections | Ilang estudyante, nahirapang huminga at nawalan ng malay dahil umano sa sobrang init | Pritong tipaklong, patok na ulam at pinagkakakitaan ng ilang residente | Polomolok Municipal Health Office: limitahan ang pagkain ng pritong tipaklong dahil posible itong magdulot ng allergic reaction
Nahuli-cam na OTS personnel, iginiit na tsokolate at hindi dolyar ang isinubo niya; pamunuan ng OTS, hindi kumbinsido | Tatlong OTS personnel na sangkot sa umano'y pagnanakaw sa isang pasahero, kinasuhan ng grave misconduct
Mga residente, apektado ng volcanic smog mula sa Bulkang Taal | Volcanic Smog, maaaring magdulot ng iritasyon sa mata, lalamunan, at respiratory tract
OSG, pinag-aaralan ang posibleng pagsasampa ng reklamo laban sa China kaugnay sa pagkasira ng bahura sa Rozul Reef | Relasyon ng Pilipinas at China, hindi dapat sumentro sa isyu sa South China Sea, ayon kay Chinese Amb. Huang Xilian | VP Duterte, binati ang china sa kanilang tagumpay sa iba't ibang larangan
VP Duterte: kailangan makasabay ang edukasyon sa mabilis na pagbabago sa teknolohiya | VP Duterte at SoKor Deputy PM Lee Ju-Ho, nagkaroon ng bilateral meeting tungkol sa digital innovation sa edukasyon | VP Duterte, sinabing maaaring pulitika ang dahilan kung bakit 'di natitigil ang isyu sa confidential funds ng deped | VP Duterte, nakipagkita sa Filipino community sa South Korea
Lider ng Socorro Bayanihan Services: pupunta kami sa hearing ng senado | Bahay ni "Senior Agila" kung saan may nakatago umanong armas, ibang gamit ang laman nang ipasilip sa GMA Integrated News | CHR, iimbestigahan ang Socorro Bayanihan Services | Writ of Habeas Corpus, inihain ng ilang magulang para mabawi umano ang mga anak nilang tumestigo laban sa grupo
Paligid ng Bulkang Taal, zero visibility pa rin dahil sa volcanic smog
Volcanic smog o vog, patuloy na ibinubuga ng bulkang taal - Panayam kay Phivolcs Director Teresito Bacolcol
Pagbubukas ng NCAA Season 99 sa Linggo, kasado na | Taekwondo, chess, badminton, at table tennis, magbabalik sa NCAA Season 99 | Basketball teams ng NCAA member schools, handa na | NCAA, layong ilabas ang husay at disiplina ng mga kabataan sa sports at pagharap sa buhay
Mas intense na plot twist, inaabangan sa royal ending ng "Royal Blood" mamayang gabi sa GMA Telebabad

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00:00 [Music]
00:09 Good morning. Here are the first news of GMA Integrated News.
00:14 The price of rice in some markets is lower than the previous price cap according to the Department of Agriculture.
00:21 Is it possible to remove the price cap?
00:23 First news, Bernadette Reyes.
00:29 Since the price cap was implemented on September 5,
00:32 retailers in the Commonwealth Market in Quezon City will sell rice at a lower price without losing money.
00:39 Before, we were able to sell 42, now we can sell 38.
00:45 We can sell 41, we are earning money.
00:49 According to the monitoring of the Department of Agriculture,
00:52 if the price will be compared before the price cap is implemented,
00:56 the price of regular milled rice is lowered to Php 12 and to Php 7 for well-milled rice.
01:02 If the price of rice is lowered, does it mean that the price cap can be removed?
01:07 The Department of Trade and Industry said that they will possibly issue a recommendation by the DA in the next two weeks.
01:14 The supply, the stocks, the inventory, and the external factors from outside,
01:21 I suppose will be considered favorable circumstances that augur well for a recommendation to lift the AO39 price ceilings.
01:33 The GMA Integrated News tried to get the DA's opinion on this.
01:39 But they first said that there are good indications that there are retailers that are able to sell rice at a lower price cap.
01:48 The DA and other government agencies are monitoring this
01:51 to issue an informed recommendation on lifting the price ceiling.
01:55 It is also one of the considerations that the increase in supply is expected due to the crop season.
02:01 In addition, the Bureau of Plant Industry said that the rice self-sufficiency of the country is increasing
02:07 and they are already importing but our supply is sufficient.
02:11 They are hoping that the price cap will be lifted in the next two weeks.
02:16 While the decision is not yet made, consumers and small businesses are hoping that the price of rice will continue to fall.
02:23 It is good if the price of rice will continue to fall so that we can recover somehow.
02:29 This is the first news, Bernadette Reyes for GMA Integrated News.
02:34 It was hard to breathe and the Malay Dalumanosa was gone due to the extreme heat
02:41 that students in the Sublayan Occidental, Mindoro need.
02:45 The military is still monitoring the areas that are on the Comlec Watch List
02:48 for the Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan elections.
02:51 This is the first news, the host of GMA Regional TV Early Edition, Kaitlyn Revilla.
02:56 Kaitlyn, good morning.
02:58 Good morning, Maris.
03:02 The Regional Joint Peace and Security Center in Western Visayas
03:08 is working to discuss the steps to ensure that the Barangay and SK elections will be peaceful in October.
03:15 In the Regional Joint Peace and Security Center of Western Visayas,
03:23 172 barangays are included in the Comlec Election Watch List areas
03:29 for the upcoming Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan elections.
03:34 These are the areas that are considered as the yellow category or areas of concern.
03:38 163 barangays are considered as the areas of immediate concern,
03:43 most of which are in the province of Iloilo.
03:46 The three barangays in Negros Occidental are in the red category or areas of grave concern.
03:52 The barangays were not named by the Comlec while the validation is still ongoing.
03:57 The evaluation on the realities of the ground continues.
04:02 In fact, this list could be lessened in the next few weeks or even longer.
04:09 The area of concern is considered as the yellow category if there are election-related incidents in the last two elections,
04:16 such as intense political rivalry, presence of armed groups,
04:21 election-related incidents during the election period, and if one is under Comlec control.
04:27 In the orange category, if there are two or more incidents in the yellow category,
04:33 and if there is a presence of rebel groups, the area in the red category could be under Comlec control.
04:40 The areas with presence of rebel groups are strictly monitored by the military.
04:46 We will see to it that the security preparation is very flexible,
04:52 that we can attend to only in eventualities, especially in those areas that we deem as areas of concern.
05:01 The Yapang National High School in Sablayan Occidental Mindoro was in a state of chaos
05:08 when the students were exhausted and having difficulty breathing.
05:11 Some of them suddenly lost consciousness.
05:14 According to Sablayan MDRMO,
05:17 14 students from different grade levels were rushed to the hospital.
05:22 Some of them were in oxygen before being round-bagged.
05:26 Some of them were in batteries with hyperventilators.
05:29 This is the second time this happened this week.
05:33 That's why face-to-face classes were suspended until today.
05:38 We converted them to modular or online through missing gear or blended or hybrid.
05:46 The students were already out of the hospital.
05:48 Because of the heat, the MDRMO recommended that the nurse's assistant should lead the way.
05:56 They also issued a public reminder on how to avoid symptoms of heatstroke.
06:02 For those who desire a different food drip, in Polomolok, South Cotabato,
06:09 not only in the fields or farms, you can see the bats,
06:14 which are fried to make food.
06:17 They are marinated first and after 30 minutes of frying,
06:21 they are ready to eat.
06:24 According to a health expert,
06:26 this food is limited to those who have allergies.
06:30 For those who want to eat in a pan,
06:35 they can eat 10 to 15 pieces of bat.
06:40 This is so that they can eat more.
06:44 If people are observing this,
06:47 if they are allergic to red food,
06:49 they can eat a small amount.
06:51 That's the latest from Iliila City.
06:58 Meanwhile, for our listeners in Western Visayas,
07:01 watch out for GMA Regional TV Early Edition later after the first break.
07:06 Maris?
07:09 Yes, I'm here.
07:10 Chocolate and not a dollar,
07:13 was tested by the Office of Transportation Security Personnel in Naia on September 8.
07:19 She submitted a supplementary to our investigation team.
07:26 She ate chocolate.
07:29 It's not normal to eat chocolate like that.
07:33 It's hard and she pushed it.
07:37 And you don't need water.
07:39 They really believed that it's not chocolate.
07:42 The grave misconduct was committed by the last camp personnel,
07:47 including her supervisor and her co-worker,
07:50 who received water.
07:52 Three people were also in preventive suspension,
07:54 not informed by the OTS.
07:56 14 OTS personnel were also investigated,
07:58 who were on duty.
08:00 Aside from the administrative case,
08:02 the OTS is also investigating the theft case.
08:05 The maximum penalty was imposed by Transportation Secretary Jaime Bautista.
08:09 The Manila International Airport Authority was also dismayed by the incident.
08:13 The MIAA said that the airport frontliners in Naia have no place to go
08:18 and that they are wasting their efforts to make the service in Palipara better.
08:23 The residents living near Tal Volcano are being careful,
08:27 especially those who have lung disease
08:29 due to the continuous eruption of the volcanic ismag of the volcano.
08:34 We are live from Tagaytay.
08:35 First news is from James Agustin.
08:37 James, is the volcanic ismag you are experiencing still thick?
08:43 Yes, Ican. Good morning.
08:48 You know, the volcanic ismag is still thick.
08:50 And that is what the Taal Volcano Network explained to us this morning.
08:54 Why until now, we still cannot see the eruption of this volcano Taal.
08:59 And one of the affected by the volcanic ismag from this volcano
09:03 is Tagaytay City in Cavite.
09:05 All residents are being careful, especially those who have asthma.
09:10 Not only did the fog cover Tagaytay City early this morning,
09:16 it is also one of the places in Cavite that was affected by the volcanic ismag from Taal Volcano.
09:21 Ms. Shirley, who is a fruit vendor,
09:24 did not say that she will take care of it, but her face mask is ready.
09:28 Last Sunday, they experienced the smell of sulfur,
09:32 so they prepared this.
09:33 It hurts my nose, eyes, and here in my throat.
09:39 That is why we bought face masks early in the morning.
09:42 The resident, Jay, is used to this situation, but he is still careful.
09:46 The mask covers my face.
09:49 If possible, I will cover my face so that the ismag will be removed.
09:55 Because it hurts my throat.
09:57 We managed to get Mel Quinn to go to her job.
10:01 She really wore a face mask as a precaution, especially if she has asthma.
10:05 We announced in our group chat that we will wear face masks for safety precautions.
10:11 My mouth is itching and I can't breathe.
10:14 I told my mother to wear a face mask while at home because I am a bit old.
10:21 The life of the tricycle driver, Ricky, is also affected
10:25 because the school is not allowed in Tagaytay City due to the volcanic ismag.
10:30 I am used to it.
10:31 I am used to it.
10:33 But not always.
10:35 There are days when there are a lot of ismag and there are days when there are none.
10:38 Not always.
10:40 According to the Feebook, since the first week of September,
10:43 the volcanic ismag has affected the Taal region.
10:46 Yesterday afternoon, the Taal Volcano Network observed it
10:49 and it affected various places.
10:52 The volcanic ismag can cause irritation to the eyes, throat, and respiratory tract.
10:59 Especially those with asthma, lung and heart disease,
11:01 senior citizens, and even children.
11:04 Until now, we have not seen the Taal Volcano from one of the view decks here in Tagaytay City.
11:15 But it should be seen now according to the Taal Volcano Network.
11:18 Even so, we have not seen it.
11:20 The gas upwelling and the white smoke or what is called steam plume is still going out from the volcano.
11:28 It can reach up to 2,400 meters.
11:31 Residents are being told that it is possible for the volcanic ismag to affect them.
11:36 Always wear a face mask, if possible N95 mask.
11:40 Drink plenty of water.
11:42 And if you have nothing important to do outside, stay at home.
11:47 That is the first news from Tagaytay City.
11:49 I am James Agustin for GEMA Integrated News.
11:53 James, regarding the volcanic activity of the Taal Volcano,
11:57 was there a tremor recorded in the last 24 hours?
12:00 Yes, Igan. According to the information we got from the Taal Volcano Network,
12:07 there were 5 volcanic tremors recorded in the last 24 hours.
12:12 But this is longer than usual.
12:15 Usually, tremors last only 2 to 3 minutes.
12:18 But yesterday, the lowest tremor was recorded in 20 minutes.
12:23 The longest tremor was recorded in less than an hour.
12:27 And the Taal Volcano is still in alert level 1.
12:31 Igan?
12:33 Thank you very much, James Agustin.
12:35 China called the Philippine government's plan to file a new complaint
12:40 to the Permanent Court of Arbitration
12:42 in connection with the destruction of the Baura in Rosul or Iroquois Reef in the West Philippine Sea.
12:49 We are now going to talk to the Department of Foreign Affairs
12:53 who helped the Office of the Solicitor General in filing a complaint.
12:56 We have first news from JP Soriano.
12:59 After the Office of the Solicitor General said that the Philippine government is studying
13:07 the filing of a new complaint to the Permanent Court of Arbitration
13:13 in connection with the destruction of the Baura in the West Philippine Sea.
13:19 The Department of Foreign Affairs said that they are ready to contribute
13:25 to the filing of a new complaint against China.
13:28 The DFA said that they are waiting for the government agencies to investigate
13:33 the destruction of the Baura in Rosul Reef.
13:38 In the statement of the Foreign Ministry of China, there is no truth and basis for this accusation.
13:44 They even denied the news behind this
13:48 which stopped the making of their political drama and just a false thought.
13:54 The China Foreign Ministry also said that if the Philippines really wanted
13:59 to protect the environment in the South China Sea,
14:04 they should immediately remove the BRP Sierra Madre
14:08 that is located in Ayungin Shoal, which is called China, also known as Jiao.
14:13 Ayungin Shoal is part of the territorial sea and is inside the exclusive economic zone of the Philippines
14:21 that was strengthened by the 2016 arbitral ruling.
14:25 On the 74th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China,
14:31 Chinese Ambassador Wang Xilian said that the relationship and ties of China and the Philippines
14:35 should not be confined to the South China Sea.
14:41 Our relations should not be defined by the South China Sea issue.
14:46 The disputes of which must be properly managed through friendly and peaceful consultations.
14:55 This is the first time that the Chinese Ambassador has been seen in public
15:00 since the issue of the destruction and destruction of corals in the West Philippine Sea
15:06 and the continued maintenance of Chinese military militia vessels
15:10 in various parts of the Philippines' EEZ.
15:15 It is imperative that we implement the consensus reached between our two heads of state.
15:24 Stay firmly in the right direction of our relations and unaffected by irritants.
15:31 Instead, step up cooperation so as to make sure that such relations will sail through.
15:39 President Bongbong Marcos did not attend the celebration.
15:43 Vice President Sara Duterte sent a recorded video message from South Korea
15:51 to the Philippines to express his hope that China will succeed in various fields.
15:59 I take a particular interest in strengthening cooperation in the field of education and youth development.
16:06 As we undertake efforts to further strengthen our relations,
16:10 may we continue to pursue avenues and opportunities that will result in mutually beneficial outcomes for our peoples.
16:18 Duterte's entire video message was also read in Mandarin.
16:23 I would like to thank all the people of the Philippines for their support and support.
16:32 Her Excellency Vice President Sara Duterte, thank her so much for the warm message.
16:41 And she does speak very good Chinese.
16:45 This is the first news from JP Soriano for GMA Integrated News.
16:54 Education must follow the pace of technology.
16:58 This is what Vice President and Education Secretary Sara Duterte said at the Global Education and Innovation Summit in Seoul, South Korea.
17:08 The advent of artificial intelligence will certainly create another paradigm shift in education.
17:16 While this possibility will present more and greater opportunities,
17:22 it will present many uncertainties in our vision of digital education.
17:32 The Vice President also added that critical thinking, communication, collaboration and creativity in the use of technology should be linked.
17:41 Children should also be taught to distinguish between the truth and the untruthful information.
17:48 Before that, Duterte attended a bilateral meeting with the Minister of Education and Deputy Prime Minister of South Korea, Lee Ju-pok.
17:56 They discussed digital innovation for education.
18:00 In another meeting, the Vice President said that politics is the reason why the issue of the confidential funds of the Department of Education is still not resolved.
18:10 The use of funds is against the law.
18:13 Duterte also met with the Filipino community in South Korea.
18:17 They were welcomed by more than 60,000 Filipinos there.
18:21 They are ready to face the hearing of Senator J. Renz Hilario or Sen. Aguila, the leader of the Controversial Socorro Bayanihan Services in Surigao del Norte.
18:31 We will go even if we don't have money, so that they will know what really happened, what the whole community is.
18:38 The whole organization is hurt.
18:40 Sen. Aguila also rejected the allegations of abuse against minors.
18:47 He also denied the involvement of illegal drugs and the creation of a private army.
18:51 Before this, a former member told us that they have an Aguila Squad that is trained in military training, hand-to-hand combat, and the use of weapons.
19:02 The senior leader, Mamerto Galanida, said that the possible training is for rescue operations whenever there is an accident.
19:13 JMA Integrated News also entered Sen. Aguila's house where the weapons were hidden.
19:18 Audio and video equipment were shown to our news team, which is said to be used by their singing and dancing groups, and their FM radio station.
19:28 The Commission on Human Rights will investigate the site of Kapihan, the community center of Socorro Bayanihan Services.
19:36 We will find out if the members of the commission really banned the visitation of their relatives.
19:43 Some members were also shocked.
19:45 Some parents took the weight of habeas corpus to get their children back, who are under the custody of the local government, and witness the fight against the group.
19:55 I am taking my children to Socorro Bayanihan Services. We know how to take care of our children. I want to help my children get back here.
20:06 We really fought against him. He studied in the village where my parents live. He was taken by the Kapihan Task Force.
20:19 Let's go back to the situation in Tagaytay, which is affected by volcanic smog from Taal Volcano.
20:25 James Agustin is live. James?
20:28 Good morning. Until now, there is still zero visibility around Taal Volcano due to volcanic smog.
20:39 From a view deck here in Tagaytay City, Cavite, the volcanic eruption of the volcano is not visible due to the thickness of the smog.
20:47 However, according to the Taal Volcano Observatory, using their seismic monitors, gas upwelling is still continuing in the crater of the volcano.
20:54 It is still emitting white smoke or what is called steam plume.
20:58 It is reaching 3,000 meters high this morning and the direction is to the southwest.
21:03 Since 4 o'clock yesterday, there is no recorded volcanic tremor.
21:08 This morning, some tourists headed here to Tagaytay, hoping to see the volcano, but they were confused due to the thickness of the volcanic smog.
21:16 I just wanted to see the volcanic smog, what it looks like, and I also wanted to see the Taal Volcano, what the situation is.
21:31 But we can't see anything because the smog is too thick.
21:43 Meanwhile, we will remind the residents that the volcanic smog may affect those wearing face masks.
21:50 That's all for now. From Tagaytay City, Cavite, I am James Agustin for GEMA Integrated News.
21:57 For the update on the volcanic smog or vog that is being caused by the Taal Volcano, we will be joined by the Director of PHEVOX, Dr. Teresito Bacolcol.
22:06 Good morning, Director Bacolcol.
22:09 Yes, good morning, ma'am.
22:12 Director, what is your latest monitoring on the Taal Volcano? Please explain why there is a vog again.
22:17 Again, let's explain the vog or volcanic smog.
22:22 Volcanic smog or vog is a mixture of water vapor and particulate that is accompanied by sulfur dioxide.
22:30 When hot volcanic material comes into contact with water, we experience degassing or steaming.
22:38 This is the process of releasing white smoke that we see in the Taal Volcano.
22:43 Along with the white smoke, a lot of sulfur dioxide comes out.
22:48 If the steam is high, even if there is sulfur dioxide, there is no problem since it can be dissolved easily.
22:55 But there are times that the sulfur dioxide and water vapor will stay on the lower level when there is a thermal inversion.
23:05 The temperature near the ground is low and the steam plumes cannot rise.
23:14 There are times, depending on the prevailing wind conditions, it is dispersed to other places.
23:19 This is where people smell it.
23:21 Director, is this an indication that the Taal Volcano might erupt again?
23:26 This is not an indication that we will raise the alert level 1 to alert level 2.
23:34 Right now, it is still on alert level 1.
23:36 We are looking at different parameters before we raise the alert level to 2.
23:41 If we look at the number of earthquakes from 5 a.m. yesterday to 5 a.m. today, we have only 5 volcanic earthquakes.
23:52 Director, how long will it take for this volcanic smog to be seen and experienced?
23:58 This will probably take, again, as long as Taal Volcano is spewing out sulfur dioxide, this will be a recurring threat.
24:09 The duration of the sulfur dioxide emission cannot be predicted due to unprecedented levels in the recorded history.
24:19 If we look at it, prior to the 2020 eruption, we did not have sulfur dioxide in Taal.
24:26 After the 2020 eruption, there was a lot of sulfur dioxide.
24:32 If you compare this to, say for example, a volcano in Japan, Miyake-Jima, which also emitted a lot of sulfur dioxide,
24:45 several years before the eruption or before the sulfur dioxide emission decreased, Miyake-Jima took five years to decrease its sulfur dioxide emission.
24:57 Director, what is the direction of this volcanic eruption?
25:03 Can we say where it will go so that our countrymen and our loved ones who live near Taal Volcano can be prepared?
25:14 Yes, it depends on the wind direction.
25:18 Yesterday, the direction of the volcano was towards the west.
25:24 We reported many students who have trouble breathing due to the smell of the volcano.
25:34 There are two western sides, Tuy Batanga and Calaca in Balayan and Nasugbo.
25:43 All of them are on the western side of Taal Volcano.
25:46 How far can it reach?
25:49 There are schools that suspended their classes in Las Piñas and here in Metro Manila, Isan Juan.
25:58 How far can it reach?
26:00 It can reach far.
26:03 Nasugbo is on the western side of Batanga.
26:10 Again, it depends on the wind.
26:13 If the wind is strong, it can easily disperse towards faraway places.
26:19 Director, do you recommend evacuating the residents, especially those who are near Taal Volcano and they are the first to be affected?
26:30 The LGUs have been dealing with this for the last two years and they are quite prepared for this.
26:38 There are cases in the past where the whole barangays were evacuated temporarily when residents were exposed.
26:43 Again, it's the call of the LGUs.
26:46 Our advice is for the residents to avoid outdoor activities, they stay inside their houses, close the doors and windows.
26:57 If they cannot avoid going out, they protect themselves by wearing face masks and N95 if possible.
27:04 If they are exposed to the storm, they should drink plenty of water because it's easy to dilute the storm.
27:10 We're hoping that it will rain because the sulfur dioxide will be flushed out.
27:14 What are the things we should remind our fellow citizens, especially those who have respiratory ailments, asthma, and other diseases?
27:26 If they are exposed to the storm, they should drink plenty of water.
27:32 If they are really sick, especially those with health conditions like asthma, lung disease, and other respiratory problems, then they need to see a medical doctor.
27:40 So we cannot say how long this will last and if it will get worse as we speak because our reporter in Tagaytay, as we saw, his surroundings are more foggy.
27:53 You're right. Again, this will be a recurring threat so they need to prepare. They should have face masks in case they smell of sulfur, they should wear them immediately.
28:05 Even if they are inside the vehicle, director, and they pass through that area, when should they wear face masks even if they are inside the vehicle?
28:11 Yes, if possible, if we practice wearing face masks, so we can be sure that we are not exposed to the storm.
28:22 Okay. Thank you very much V-Box director Teresito Bacolcol. Good morning to you.
28:27 Good morning also.
28:29 [Music]
28:33 Game, face on, the lessons for the opening of NCAA season 99 on Sunday.
28:40 Other sports like taekwondo and badminton will return this year.
28:44 This is sports here at Katatibayan.
28:47 Let the 99th season of the National Collegiate Athletic Association begin.
28:57 This is the 99th season of the National Collegiate Athletic Association or NCAA with the theme "New Heroes of the Game".
29:04 Coming from a very successful season 98 last year, we hope for a more intense game of taekwondo on and off court.
29:12 It was announced in the media conference that many NCAA events will return this season, including face-to-face taekwondo and chess games.
29:21 Badminton and table tennis sporting events will also return.
29:26 The LITRA 9's goal is to win the MVP championship.
29:28 Do not fear, only believe. That's what we are told. Don't be afraid, just believe in yourself.
29:33 Before we think about the championship, let's think about how we will win each game.
29:38 The basketball team of De La Salle College of St. Benilde also seemed to beat this year.
29:43 During this offseason, that's what we really worked on, which is our mental game.
29:48 The LPU team captain, Inok Valdez, is very grateful to the NCAA.
29:55 If it wasn't for the NCAA, I wouldn't have been noticed by the PBA.
29:59 I wouldn't have been drafted because that's where I came from.
30:03 Other teams are also ready.
30:05 Our goal is to improve every training, every day.
30:09 If you face an easy opponent, it won't be easy for everyone.
30:13 The NCAA aims to bring out the excellence, discipline and excellence of the youth in sports and to be a champion in their lives.
30:23 The NCAA is all about the student-athlete. They are our future hope.
30:26 So now we're going to see new faces.
30:29 So for sure, the new heroes of the game would be the student-athletes, making the big plays, breaking records.
30:36 Behind the opening ceremony of NCAA Season 99, New Heroes of the Game, where some sparkle stars will perform.
30:45 Asia's multimedia star, Alden Richards, also has a special participation.
30:51 This is the first news, a confirmation for GMA Integrated News.
30:55 Later, the royal ending of the heart-breaking mystery crime drama, Royal Blood.
31:01 After the killer reveal, what happened to the Royal family?
31:06 When will mommy wake up?
31:10 Archie misses her.
31:15 I miss her so much.
31:19 Mommy, wake up. Mommy, wake up now.
31:22 Don't sleep tight like Lolo, okay?
31:25 That was one of the heart-breaking scenes in Royal Blood last night.
31:30 Aidan Veneracion, aka Archie Royales, found out that his son, Megan Young, or Diana, was comatose in the series because of a car accident.
31:39 Christoph also apologized for the sins of his wife, Diana, that Michael Dyes is committing.
31:46 And to stop the curse on the Royal family, Ces Quezada, aka Manang Cleof, said,
31:53 "Napoy or Ding Dong Dantes will greet the siblings."
31:58 So, the siblings of Napoy, Christoph, and Lian Valentin, aka Beatrice, are now greeting each other in the series.
32:04 In a separate tweet post, both of them gave tribute to Michael and Megan in their last scenes in the drama.
32:13 The series' producer asked the Royalistas who will be the next person to take Diana's life.
32:17 And wait, Margaret, Don Gustavo's killer, will return as Tyrso Cruz.
32:22 Those are the things we should look forward to in the finale of Royal Blood, after the series' finale.
32:28 You're so smart.
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