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00:00 From the Christmas markets, the most promising luck

00:05 came to Divisoria, Manila five days before the New Year's Eve.

00:11 In summary, the rumored rumour that the prices are expected to rise from tomorrow.

00:17 Illegal shops are also being abused, like fireworks.

00:20 And you're always the first in the news, Tina Pangaliban Perez.

00:27 Illegal fireworks are being sold in Tabora Street, Divisoria, Manila.

00:33 The bars, 5 Star, Piccolo, Plapla, and other illegal fireworks are on display

00:40 in various shops, even though the police are continuously monitoring and operating against illegal fireworks.

00:46 When Manila Police Station 11 found out about this, they immediately sent people there.

00:53 A big box of illegal fireworks was floating in various shops.

00:59 We are continuously monitoring.

01:00 If ever there is a reported incident like that, we immediately take action.

01:06 We will make sure that they will be charged if they do not have a permit.

01:12 According to Station 11, in total, Divisoria is quiet.

01:16 Even though there are people who went to Divisoria during Christmas to buy and eat,

01:21 the number is very small compared to the increase on Friday.

01:25 For now, ma'am, our crowd is very small.

01:29 Maybe more or less, less than 10,000 in and out here in Binondo.

01:38 Many of the people who went, are families with children.

01:42 They gave you money, you will not spend it?

01:45 I will spend it.

01:47 Where?

01:48 On food.

01:49 There are also people who are selling round fruit symbols of joy in the new year.

01:55 Ms. Gloria, who weighs 30 kilos.

01:58 I bring it to my relatives and to the village.

02:03 Despite of all that.

02:05 Nothing, it's still strong. It's only 30, 31. It's really strong.

02:10 It's strong. This bag, when we sell it, it's only 20.

02:15 What do you expect to be strong?

02:17 It's only 29.30, ma'am. It will still rise.

02:21 It's strong. It's really strong.

02:24 The sellers said that the prices of goods will rise starting December 27,

02:30 when they expect to start buying the goods for the new year.

02:36 This is the first news. Tina Panganiban Perez for GMA Integrated News.

02:43 [Music]

Mga ilegal na paputok, kinumpiska | UB

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