Balitanghali: January 31, 2024

GMA Integrated News

Narito ang mga maiinit na balita sa Balitanghali nitong Miyerkules, January 31, 2024:  - Weather  - Mga residente, kinailangang gumamit ng bangka para makatawid sa mataas na baha/Search and rescue operation, isinagawa sa ilang lugar sa Surigao del Sur/ Davao Oriental, kabilang din sa mga probinsyang apektado ng pag-uulan  - DOE: Mataas na presyo ng LPG, magpapatuloy hanggang sa Marso/Price freeze sa LPG at kerosene, ipinatutupad sa ilang lugar sa Davao Region  - Lalaki, arestado dahil sa panloloko gamit ang isang dummy account  - Ilang kasunduan para mapalakas ang ugnayan ng Pilipinas at Vietnam, pinirmahan sa State Visit ni PBBM/Mga kasunduan tungkol sa South China Sea at maritime cooperation, pinirmahan ng Pilipinas at Vietnam/ Vietnam, nangakong magsu-supply ng murang bigas sa Pilipinas sa susunod na 5  taon  - PH Navy: Magpapatuloy ang resupply at patrol missions sa Ayungin Shoal sa kabila ng pang-uudyok ng China  - 2 Pinoy surfer, kampeon sa 2024 WSL La Union International Pro  - Lalaking nagwi-withdraw sa ATM, hinoldap/ Cellphone, natangay sa isang dayuhan  - 8 Wanted na Japanese dahil sa panloloko, ipina-deport  - "PAGTATAG! World Tour" ng SB19 sa Japan, rescheduled na sa April 29  - 3 pulis, patay nang maka-engkuwentro ang mga umano'y miyembro ng Ampoan Criminal Gang; 4 na iba pa, sugatan/Lalaki, arestado dahil sa pagbebenta ng ilegal na droga; aminado sa krimen  - Weather  - Tanod, patay sa pananaksak ng anak ng kanyang nakaaway/Away sa parking, itinuturong ugat ng krimen/ Suspek sa pagsaksak sa tanod, pinaghahanap pa; Tatay niya, nagpapagaling sa ospital  - House Speaker Martin Romualdez, kinumpirma ang pakikipagpulong sa mga nagsusulong ng People's Initiative/Lead Convenor ng grupong PIRMA: Kami pa rin ang nagpapapirma para sa People's Initiative  - Pag-iimbak ng kuryente mula sa renewable energy, isinusulong ng Amerika sa Pilipinas/U.S. Usec. of State Jose Fernandez, naniniwalang makatutulong ang renewable energy para lumago pa ang semiconductor industry sa Pilipinas/  Mga napagkasunduan sa Civil Nuclear Cooperation Deal ng Pilipinas at Amerika, gumugulong na  - NEDA 4th Quarter Economic Performance  - Ilang Kapuso stars na bumida sa 2023 MMFF entries, nasa Hollywood para sa Manila International Film Festival  - Indian National, patay matapos pagbabarilin ng riding-in-tandem; Angkas ng biktima, sugatan/Storage facility ng pabrika ng foam, nasunog; Empleyado, umamin sa panununog  -Hamon ni FPRRD kay PBBM: Magpa-blood test/PBBM sa alegasyong gumagamit siya ng droga: "I won't even dignify the question"/ FPRRD, sinabing niresetahan siya noon ng fentanyl bilang painkiller matapos ang isang motorcycle accident/  FPRRD, sinabing may kasama sa gabinete si PBBM na gumagamit umano ng droga/ Dokumentong nagsasabi umanong nasa drug watchlist si PBBM, isasapubliko raw ni FPRRD/FPRRD kay PBBM: "You are not doing anything to redeem your name"/ FPRRD kay PBBM tungkol sa ICC: "Ako na ang bahala"/FPRRD, nanawagan sa mga tagasuporta nila ni PBBM na huwa

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18:24 It's very clear that Speaker Martin Romualdez is supporting your group.

18:29 He is all out behind the People's Initiative. Is that correct?

18:34 Yes, we coordinate with the Speaker and the Congressmen

18:39 in the 3% Fair Congressional District.

18:41 I'm confused. He's confirming that it's a Politician's Initiative,

18:46 just like Senator Paco said.

18:48 No, no. They're just helping. But we're at the forefront of the signing.

18:55 I think there's nothing wrong with accepting help from the Congressmen.

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20:23 Battery storage, that's also part of the solution.

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22:41 We can't wait to share this beautiful film with our Kamabayans,

22:45 especially here in North America.

22:48 I'm so proud and I'm just so happy to be a part of this monumental event for Philippine cinema.

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26:08 The Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency was also targeted by the President

26:12 after the agency said that President Marcos is not on their watch list.

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27:28 The former President also called for an international criminal court.

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27:45 Duterte called on his supporters, President Marcos.

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28:16 For the latest update, we have with us this afternoon,

28:19 Davao del Oro, or "de Oro", Public Information Office Head, Fe Fuentes.

28:23 Good morning and welcome to the news.

28:26 Good afternoon.

28:27 Ma'am Fe?

28:30 It looks like we have a problem with our communication.

28:38 Ms. Fe, let's try again later and try to get back to our countrymen in Davao del Oro.

28:45 Meanwhile, the Council for the Welfare of Children

28:51 is now in the process of abusing children's photos on social media through artificial intelligence.

28:57 Sexual predators are using the pictures of children posted on social media to edit the pictures of the criminals.

29:06 When this happens in other countries, they are advising parents to be careful when posting pictures of children,

29:14 especially when it's a public account.

29:18 Parents and guardians should also monitor the website where children can access their photos and their online conversations.

29:26 The Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office or PCSO is now questioning the camera

29:33 for the closure of 2,000 lottery outlets in the country.

29:36 According to a lottery agent, they were not warned that their outlets would be closed.

29:41 They also believe that PCSO favors e-lottery.

29:46 PCSO has denied this.

29:48 They explained that the lottery outlets were closed because they did not meet the sales target.

29:53 But it was later revealed that the agents did not meet the sales target.

29:58 They said that the closure of lottery outlets has something to do with the transfer to a new system.

30:03 PCSO will study the purchase of additional terminals for their new system.

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30:16 On-air and online, GMA Network was the first to get 94% of combined people net reach

30:28 or a projected total of 73 million viewers in the country.

30:44 The main channel of the Kapuso Network, which has 93% net reach or a projected total of 72 million viewers nationwide,

30:57 was also the top ranking channel of the Super Radio DCW-594,

31:03 which got 29.9% of audience share based on the Nielsen Radio Audience Measurement Data.

31:16 Barangay LS-97.1 Forever also came first with an average of 42.5% of audience share.

31:26 Aside from the broadcast stations, Kapuso Network also aims to make information accessible to digital and online platforms.

31:35 This is proven by the billion-million views of online videos based on the Tubular Labs data

31:42 with a consolidated online viewership of 26.9 billion on Facebook.

31:48 The following of GMA Integrated News and GMA Public Affairs on social media platforms is expected to reach 220 million.

31:56 Expect more exciting and world-class programs and movies from your Kapuso Network.

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32:12 Let's go back to Davao de Oro Public Information Office Head, Faye Fuentes.

32:17 Good morning to you, ma'am.

32:19 Yes, good morning.

32:21 This is Connie Sison with Chino Gaston and we will just chat for a while in Davao de Oro.

32:29 Ma'am Faye?

32:34 Ma'am Faye?

32:40 Let's try again if we still have time to go back to Ms. Faye Fuentes, Davao de Oro Public Information Office Head

32:49 to find out the situation of our countrymen there due to flood.

32:54 If there's a stop to marriage, those are the lines in the TV series.

33:03 There's also a quail wedding line for a man in Goa, Camarines Sur.

33:10 I'm not the groom!

33:11 That's the line of the wedding coordinator, Junjan Pakay.

33:15 In the wedding of his client, Lowy and Mary Joy Cinco, he was spotted in some pictures that the bride is so heavy.

33:24 Some netizens thought that he was the groom who was married.

33:28 Junjan clarified that he did not plan to steal the moment of newlyweds.

33:33 It rained that time and the road became white, so he went to the rescue.

33:38 The bride, Mary Joy, was caught by the wedding coordinator because they were rushing to the reception.

33:46 Mary Joy insisted that their wedding became more memorable because of what happened.

33:52 But she hoped that it will be just good vibes and not a mystery.

33:58 I'll check again if the wedding coordinator is the groom's handsome.

34:03 It's better if the bride is light.

34:07 Yes.

34:08 But the good thing about this is that the wedding coordinator is dedicated.

34:13 And it's just chill. We don't have any big issues because of Johnny.

34:19 But he really insisted that he's not the groom.

34:23 Because it's a newlyweds' wedding.

34:26 Yes.

34:28 But the people there, don't they know who the groom is?

34:33 Maybe there are other guests that they don't know.

34:36 Congratulations to you. Best wishes.

34:39 Congratulations to the wedding coordinator.

34:41 Of course.

34:43 A bus is passing through Quezon City not to pick up passengers but to serve the classroom of students.

34:52 We have a reporter on the spot, Bernadette Reyes.

34:54 Bernadette, what bus is that?

35:01 Chino, instead of going to the classroom, the classroom is the one that goes to the communities through Education on Wheels.

35:10 It's not just an ordinary bus, Chino.

35:15 Inside, you can see the chairs and tables.

35:18 There's also a blackboard and a TV.

35:22 The lead school is being run by more than 50 students who are receiving a Bachelor of Science in Office Administration in Polytechnic University of the Philippines.

35:32 According to PUP President Manuel Muji, Flexible and Distance Education is their approach.

35:37 Through this, the students don't have to spend money for the massage.

35:42 Here, they can also face their classmates who are helping them in their social interaction.

35:49 Once a week, the students have face-to-face classes.

35:53 On other days, they have online classes.

35:56 Education on Wheels is running in different communities.

36:00 Aside from Payatas, it is also being used in Barangay Tatalon and other communities where many students have difficulty getting into schools due to financial difficulties.

36:11 Chino, this is the chance for the students to finish their college and get the most promising diploma.

36:18 Chino?

36:19 It's not just Flexible Education, Bernadette, but also Mobile Education.

36:25 Do they have plans to continue this or to spread these buses and increase the number of buses like this?

36:31 Chino, this bus that you can see now is just one of their Education on Wheels.

36:42 Their challenge is how to make this sustainable. That's why it's a big help if they have partners, local government units,

36:50 that will also help to make this kind of program sustainable. Chino?

36:54 And for them, is it more effective if the students have their own classrooms?

37:01 Do they have a better education than a regular classroom?

37:11 Based on their interactions with the students, they proved that this will help in exchanging their lessons because they can get the feedback from the students faster.

37:24 We also know that what they do purely online sometimes has challenges when it comes to connectivity issues.

37:33 And this is also a big help for the students like the ones we talked about, because they are already here in their converted classroom. Chino?

37:43 That's right, Bernadette, because the face-to-face classes are different. Thank you, Bernadette Reyes.

37:50 What's up, Madlang Kapuso?

37:58 How did OG Cantaboy and the audience enjoy the showtime stage?

38:03 The production number of Birthday Boy, Bong Navarro, was extra special when Billy Crawford and Luis Manzano visited.

38:16 Billy and Bong did not miss the chance to dance their song, "Billy Bong".

38:23 Luis also performed. Besides Billy and Luis, Joshua Garcia and Pepe Herrera were also present at Bong's birthday celebration.

38:33 Watch out for the showtime after this.

38:40 Some people said, "Oh, Enero is also done."

38:50 Yes, it's the last day of January, which for some people is the longest month.

38:56 Some said, "It's like we've reached January 45 with all the events."

39:02 What did our netizens say?

39:05 They said, "Jah and Jael are so tired. It's like it's been a whole year."

39:12 For Barbie Perez, she was happy that it's January because she celebrated her son's birthday.

39:18 Even though she has to pay for the expenses, she's grateful that her husband still has work.

39:23 And Ruel Sapiandante asked, "I hope you won't have to pay high prices for the oil products in February."

39:31 Ian is feeling the cold.

39:37 We're so thankful for our netizens who joined us in our online discussion on various issues.

39:42 If you want to share your story, just send a PM to the Facebook page of Balitang Hali.

39:49 Aside from the cute and furry members of our family, dogs are a big help to our security.

40:00 That's right, that's why we call them "Bantay".

40:06 But in Tacloban, they level up their guards.

40:10 Even though that dog is small.

40:12 Meet Batik-Tik, the big and strong dog of Janeline Margate.

40:17 Her skin is aesthetic and her size is small.

40:20 But don't underestimate her.

40:22 She's just a certified service dog of the Philippine National Police.

40:26 Her farm mom told us that Batik-Tik trained for 6 months before she became a canine unit.

40:33 Some people doubted that she can marry because she's not good at duction.

40:40 But Batik-Tik proved that she's good at it.

40:44 She's not going to measure her size.

40:47 And now, Batik-Tik is using her unique anti-drug smell in the narcotics detection unit.

40:54 Wow!

40:56 She's like a human being.

40:58 She's not just tall.

41:01 She's 2 times taller than us.

41:03 Small is terrible.

41:05 Small but terrible.

41:07 That's right for our height.

41:09 And here's the latest news.

41:11 We're part of a bigger mission.

41:13 I'm Connie Sison.

41:15 I'm Raffi Tima.

41:17 I'm Chino Gaston.

41:19 Join me, Aubrey Caramper.

41:21 For a wider service to the country.

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