Narito ang mga balitang ating tinutukan ngayong THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 2024
• NDRRMC: Nasa P810 million, naitalang pinsala sa agrikultura sa bansa dahil sa El Niño
• Sparkle stars Mikee Quintos at Allen Ansay, bida sa "Regal Studio presents: Hating Kapatid"
• House Speaker Romualdez: Discount sa groceries ng senior citizens at PWDs, itataas sa P500 kada buwan simula Marso
• Mga panukalang wage hike, tinalakay sa Kamara | TUCP: Nasa 4 na milyong minimum wage earners, maitatawid sa poverty line kapag inaprubahan ang taas-sahod | ECOP at NEDA: Makasasama sa ekonomiya ang isinusulong na umento sa sahod
• Dept. of Agriculture, iniimbestigahan ang hindi umano awtorisadong pagbebenta ng bigas ng NFA | Agriculture Sec. Tiu Laurel: Dapat patawan ng pinakamabigat na parusa ang mga nananamantala sa mga magsasaka, mangingisda, at consumer | NFA, nanindigang responsable ang pag-dispose nila sa mga stock ng bigas
• Mga sakahan, tuyot na tuyot at nagkabitak-bitak na dahil sa El Niño
• Bulalacao, Oriental Mindoro, isinailalim sa state of calamity dahil sa El Niño
• Dating Rep. Arnie Teves, kasama na sa interpol red notice list | Teves, nasa Timor-Leste pa rin, base sa monitoring ng DOJ | Atty. Topacio sa INTERPOL Red Notice: Request lang ito at hindi garantiya na aarestuhin si Teves | Paglilitis sa kasong pagpatay kay Negros Oriental Gov. Degamo at 9 iba pa, magsisimula sa Hunyo
• E-bike, E-trike, at tricycle, bawal nang dumaan sa Recto Ave. at 18 pang National Highways sa NCR
• Pangulong Marcos, nagtatalumpati na sa harap ng Australian Parliament
Unang Balita is the news segment of GMA Network's daily morning program, Unang Hirit. It's anchored by Arnold Clavio, Susan Enriquez, Ivan Mayrina, and Mariz Umali, and airs on GMA-7 Mondays to Fridays at 5:30 AM (PHL Time).
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• NDRRMC: Nasa P810 million, naitalang pinsala sa agrikultura sa bansa dahil sa El Niño
• Sparkle stars Mikee Quintos at Allen Ansay, bida sa "Regal Studio presents: Hating Kapatid"
• House Speaker Romualdez: Discount sa groceries ng senior citizens at PWDs, itataas sa P500 kada buwan simula Marso
• Mga panukalang wage hike, tinalakay sa Kamara | TUCP: Nasa 4 na milyong minimum wage earners, maitatawid sa poverty line kapag inaprubahan ang taas-sahod | ECOP at NEDA: Makasasama sa ekonomiya ang isinusulong na umento sa sahod
• Dept. of Agriculture, iniimbestigahan ang hindi umano awtorisadong pagbebenta ng bigas ng NFA | Agriculture Sec. Tiu Laurel: Dapat patawan ng pinakamabigat na parusa ang mga nananamantala sa mga magsasaka, mangingisda, at consumer | NFA, nanindigang responsable ang pag-dispose nila sa mga stock ng bigas
• Mga sakahan, tuyot na tuyot at nagkabitak-bitak na dahil sa El Niño
• Bulalacao, Oriental Mindoro, isinailalim sa state of calamity dahil sa El Niño
• Dating Rep. Arnie Teves, kasama na sa interpol red notice list | Teves, nasa Timor-Leste pa rin, base sa monitoring ng DOJ | Atty. Topacio sa INTERPOL Red Notice: Request lang ito at hindi garantiya na aarestuhin si Teves | Paglilitis sa kasong pagpatay kay Negros Oriental Gov. Degamo at 9 iba pa, magsisimula sa Hunyo
• E-bike, E-trike, at tricycle, bawal nang dumaan sa Recto Ave. at 18 pang National Highways sa NCR
• Pangulong Marcos, nagtatalumpati na sa harap ng Australian Parliament
Unang Balita is the news segment of GMA Network's daily morning program, Unang Hirit. It's anchored by Arnold Clavio, Susan Enriquez, Ivan Mayrina, and Mariz Umali, and airs on GMA-7 Mondays to Fridays at 5:30 AM (PHL Time).
For more videos from Unang Balita, visit http://www.gmanetwork.com/unangbalita. For Kapuso abroad, subscribe to GMA Pinoy TV (http://www.gmapinoytv.com/) for GMA programs.
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00:12 Good morning. Here are the first news brought to you by GMA Integrated News.
00:18 The land is being ploughed and the land is being divided among many farmers in various places in the country due to the effect of El Niño.
00:27 The first news brought to you by San Miguel Bulacan, where the land is being ploughed and the land is being divided among many farmers.
00:35 How they are being discarded in the middle of El Niño, we will find out in the first news live with Marie Zuman.
00:41 [Music]
00:46 Good morning, Igan, Susan, Ivana. We are here in San Miguel Bulacan, one of the municipalities in the whole country
00:53 that is being severely affected by the El Niño phenomenon.
00:57 According to the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office,
01:02 the cost of damage or the damage caused by this has reached almost 810 million pesos.
01:09 Some of the most affected are the Western Visayas, Mimaropa, Calabarzon, and Zamboanga regions.
01:16 Because of this, almost 12,493 hectares of land in the whole country is being affected.
01:24 And one of the things I am going to show you here, my dear viewers, is the land that I am standing on in San Miguel Bulacan.
01:30 I will just show you how severe the effect of the El Niño phenomenon is on their land.
01:37 The land of the owner here is 3 hectares.
01:41 And I will show you how dry their land is.
01:46 The land here is really split because of the dryness.
01:51 There is no water flowing here in their land.
01:54 And the area we see here is really big.
01:58 At this point, let's talk about the owners of these hectares of land.
02:03 This is Ginang Maura and Eduardo Domingo. They are the owners and the farmers here in their land.
02:11 Good morning to you.
02:12 Good morning, Ma'am.
02:14 Ma'am Maura and Eduardo, please come closer.
02:18 We are having a hard time walking because the land is really split.
02:22 First of all, let me just ask you, when did you experience this dryness of the land?
02:29 When did you experience this dryness of the land?
02:33 Since we started the fire, we have not had water.
02:36 You started the fire in January.
02:39 Yes, in January.
02:42 Can you tell us your timeline?
02:47 When we started the fire, we did not have water from the Niña.
02:53 Because they said that there is no water.
02:56 And you, Ma'am, if you experienced this dryness of the land by February,
03:02 February is almost over, how big should our rice fields be?
03:06 They should be big.
03:09 They should be big enough to be able to pass through the rice fields.
03:12 Because now, it does not seem to grow.
03:16 Because it was really dry.
03:20 Alright.
03:21 Did you experience this dryness of the land last time?
03:25 We experienced it last time.
03:28 What is the difference between this land and the land you experienced last time?
03:31 There is a big difference now because it is really hot now.
03:41 There is no water.
03:43 There is a big difference compared to the land we experienced last time.
03:47 How much money did you invest to have rice to be able to pass through?
03:58 Around 30,000 pesos.
04:00 30,000 pesos.
04:02 When should you harvest this?
04:05 In March.
04:06 It is already March.
04:08 But with the condition of your rice fields, can you still harvest it or is it all dry?
04:13 It is all dry.
04:17 Even if the water comes, it is all dry.
04:19 How big is your loss now?
04:22 Now, we only have a few rice fields.
04:28 That is why we did not get a good budget.
04:37 Do you still have any rice plants here?
04:43 No, we don't have any.
04:45 We are totally condemned.
04:47 100% dead.
04:50 Did anyone help you?
04:54 No, not yet.
04:56 We have an insurance company.
05:02 We don't know when we will be able to get it.
05:06 We have an insurance.
05:09 But have you been able to walk?
05:14 We have already passed our papers, but we still don't know when we will be able to get it.
05:26 How are you going to get back the money you invested in your rice fields?
05:35 We don't know how we will get back the money we invested.
05:41 We don't know what will happen next.
05:46 Some people are already dry, but they are still forced to plant high value crops.
05:54 Have you been given such a hard time?
05:58 Can you still afford to replace the high value crops while the situation in your rice fields is like this?
06:04 If there is no water, how can we plant?
06:14 We can't afford to plant.
06:19 Sir, Eduardo, what is your request?
06:23 Do you have a call?
06:25 You have an insurance, but you are still not able to get it.
06:29 The Department of Agriculture says that there are high value crops, but it seems that you were not able to get it.
06:35 How are you going to get it back?
06:38 Maybe we will get it back in the next season of rice.
06:41 When will that be?
06:43 Maybe in June.
06:45 What will you do in March, April, or May?
06:49 We will not be able to get it back because our rice fields are already dry.
06:53 If you don't have a rice field, how will you get a livelihood?
06:59 What are your plans?
07:01 I am not sure if we can plant in this type of land without water.
07:06 Do you have other livelihood programs?
07:11 We don't have any.
07:13 You don't have any?
07:14 Did you get any?
07:16 We got some from our rice fields.
07:20 Okay, sir.
07:22 We will call the authorities and the Department of Agriculture to hear your request.
07:31 We want to be given a notice by the Department of Agriculture on how to manage our rice fields.
07:41 We hope that we can be of help.
07:45 We don't want to have to water our fields.
07:50 If we need water, we hope that the Department of Agriculture will give us notice.
08:00 Especially the rice fields that are always in need of water.
08:04 Thank you very much.
08:06 We heard the sentiments and concerns and problems experienced by Mrs. Maura and Mr. Eduardo Domingo.
08:16 They are the only ones who are affected by the El Niño phenomenon.
08:25 They hope that they can be of help in the near future.
08:29 That's the latest situation from San Miguel, Bulacan.
08:33 Let's go back to your studio.
08:35 Here we are.
08:41 Balik Rigal Studio presents Sparkle Stars with Mikey Quintos and Allen Ansay.
08:46 The artists will be the stars of the episode "Hating Kapatid".
08:50 This is the story of the brothers and sisters who lost their parents.
08:54 This episode will be about forgiveness.
08:58 Perfect for the upcoming Holy Week.
09:01 It can be true sometimes that time can heal everything.
09:09 You still have an intention to want to heal.
09:13 Family will always be family, no matter how painful what happened.
09:20 In all our problems, we will still be close to our family, no matter what we have gone through.
09:26 Igan, you are left with P500 every month.
09:32 This is the discount for senior citizens and persons with disabilities in groceries and other purchases.
09:39 House Speaker Martin Romualdez said that the Department of Trade and Industry will implement this in the next month.
09:45 At present, there is a discount of P65 every week or P260 every month for senior citizens and PWD.
09:53 This is for groceries that are worth up to P1,300.
09:58 DTI will remind you that basic goods and prime commodities are included in the discount,
10:04 such as rice, bread, meat, fish, chicken and others.
10:09 It is possible that there will be negative effects on the economy if the across-the-board wage increase is implemented
10:17 by the workers according to the group of employers at the National Economic and Development Authority.
10:22 The group of workers said that four million minimum wage earners will be able to cross the poverty line if the increase is approved.
10:30 Here is the first news, JP Soriano.
10:32 Julius earns P610 a day as a barista in a coffee shop.
10:40 As a minimum wage earner, he is working hard to meet his needs.
10:45 We need to increase our income so that we can also increase our purchase of goods.
10:53 The House Committee on Labor and Employment discussed the proposed laws that will increase the minimum wage earners' salary.
11:02 The minimum wage earner will receive P150, an across-the-board increase.
11:08 This is supported by the groups of workers.
11:11 We will be able to lift four million minimum wage earners out of poverty through this legislation based on the poverty threshold.
11:21 The minimum wage in the Philippines is the remaining starvation wages.
11:25 What we mean is that the starvation wages are salaries that the family of the workers cannot cross the poverty line.
11:34 But the group of employers said...
11:37 Its implementation without careful consideration of the consequent economic impact would do more harm than good.
11:44 The National Economic and Development Authority, ONEDA, also did not support the across-the-board wage increase because of its effect on the economy.
11:54 The proposed bills could slow down GDP growth and could trigger job displacement and accelerate inflation.
12:04 At the same time, it could increase job informality given the higher cost of hiring workers in the formal sector.
12:13 So for them, it's a law.
12:15 I just take refuge in the words of the others. Careful, careful.
12:20 We always recognize the balancing of efforts, the needs of the workers, and also the capacity of our employers.
12:29 This is the first news, JP Soriano for GMA Integrated News.
12:35 The Department of Agriculture is investigating the unauthorized sale of rice by the National Food Authority.
12:44 Actually, many are teaching, many are accusing.
12:49 Right there inside, outside the NFA, the Secretary of Agriculture has already created a panel to investigate alleged anomalies at the NFA.
13:02 In the initial information obtained by the DA, the NFA sold tons of rice at a price that the government is biased and it will not go through the right process.
13:12 Agriculture Secretary Francisco Chulaurel Jr. said that the most severe punishment should be given to those who are against farmers, fishermen and consumers.
13:22 In an interview, the NFA said that they should dispose of 99.9 percent of its stocks that are in good condition.
13:31 The NFA is selling rice at a price that they hold of P25 per kilo.
13:36 They are claiming that their stocks are responsible for disposing of the rice.
13:42 It is possible that there will be negative effects on the economy if the cross-the-board wage increase is implemented on the workers,
13:54 according to the group of the Employer and National Economic and Development Authority.
13:58 The group of workers said that four million minimum wage earners will be able to cross the poverty line if the increase is approved.
14:06 Here is the first news, JP Soriano.
14:09 Julius earns P610 per day as a barista in a coffee shop.
14:17 As a minimum wage earner, he is trying to meet his needs.
14:22 We need to increase our income so that we can also increase our income from our expenses.
14:30 The House Committee on Labor and Employment discussed the proposed laws that will increase the salary of minimum wage earners,
14:39 including the 150 pesos cross-the-board wage increase.
14:45 This is supported by the groups of workers.
14:48 We will be able to lift four million minimum wage earners out of poverty through this legislation based on the poverty threshold.
14:58 The minimum wage in the Philippines is the remaining starvation wages.
15:02 What we mean by starvation wages is the salary that the family of the worker cannot cross the poverty line.
15:11 But the group of employers said...
15:14 This implementation without careful consideration of the consequent economic impact would do more harm than good.
15:21 The National Economic and Development Authority, UNEDA, also did not support the cross-the-board wage increase because of its effect on the economy.
15:31 The proposed bills could slow down GDP growth and could trigger job displacement and accelerate inflation.
15:41 At the same time, it could increase job informality given the higher cost of hiring workers in the formal sector.
15:49 So for them, it's a law.
15:52 I just take refuge in what they said.
15:55 Careful, careful.
15:56 We always recognize the balancing of efforts, the needs of the workers, and also the capacity of our employers.
16:05 This is the first news, JP Soriano for GMA Integrated News.
16:11 The Department of Agriculture is investigating the unauthorized sale of rice by the National Food Authority.
16:20 Actually, many are accusing the NFA.
16:29 The Secretary of Agriculture has already created a panel to investigate alleged anomalies at the NFA.
16:38 The DA obtained initial information that the NFA sold tons of rice at a price that the government is biased and did not go through the right process.
16:48 Agriculture Secretary Francisco Chulaurel Jr. said that the most severe punishment should be given to those who are harming farmers, fishermen and consumers.
16:58 In an interview, the NFA said that they should have disposed of 99.9 percent of its stocks that are in good condition.
17:07 The NFA said that it was sold at a price of P25 per kilo of rice that they held.
17:12 They are accused of being responsible for disposing of their stocks of rice.
17:24 We are still here at San Miguel, Bulacan.
17:28 I am in the middle of one of the farms.
17:31 We can see how severe the effects of El Nino are.
17:36 We can see that the ground is dry.
17:44 There is no water coming out of their farm.
17:48 Farmers told us that by March, their rice should be higher in the field and they can harvest rice this March.
18:00 But we can see that it is very dry.
18:03 They said that 100 percent of their crops are not harvested.
18:10 If we compare this to other places, we can see that there are still green areas in the farthest places.
18:22 The owners of those farms are getting water from their own wells.
18:31 But some farmers, like the owner of this farm, do not have their own wells.
18:38 That is why they are not getting water.
18:41 The authorities cannot provide them with water.
18:48 We will talk to Glen Ortiz, an agriculturalist of San Miguel, Bulacan.
18:56 Good morning to you.
18:58 Come here, sir.
18:59 You are a bit close to the camera.
19:00 It is a bit difficult to film you.
19:01 So, let's be careful.
19:02 Good morning.
19:03 Good morning.
19:04 First of all, we have seen how the effects of the landslide has been widespread.
19:11 Is this also the situation we are seeing in other rice fields in San Miguel, Bulacan?
19:19 Yes.
19:20 Here in Barangay Saqdalan, this is the area that has been most damaged by the landslide.
19:26 It is almost 300 hectares that has been damaged.
19:34 In other barangays, there are also 100 hectares.
19:38 But in San Miguel, out of 49 barangays, we have 25 barangays that have been affected by the landslide.
19:47 Alright.
19:48 So, what we are being told is that there is no water.
19:53 Some of them have a well.
19:56 How about those who have no water?
19:58 Are there any help that we can give them?
20:01 Are we just going to wait for the next season?
20:04 Or is there any help that the local government can provide to save the other green areas?
20:15 We have already done a damage assessment in our town.
20:25 Those who have been affected have already been insured by the Philippine Crop Insurance.
20:31 We have already helped them to report to all the farmers in San Miguel
20:38 so that they can get some resources that they can use for their next cropping.
20:47 Here in our town, we are currently planning to plant high value crops
20:54 such as water impounding or alternative crops that they can temporarily plant.
21:07 That is what I wanted to ask.
21:09 Earlier, I asked the farmers if they have high value crops that they can give them.
21:14 They said that they don't have any.
21:16 Yes.
21:17 We are planning to give them.
21:19 So, you will give them?
21:20 Yes.
21:21 They are saying that they have insurance that they can get help from their farmers but they still haven't received it.
21:30 Yes.
21:31 We are still looking for a way to get insurance.
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