24 Oras Weekend Part 1- Metro Manila pinakamainit sa loob ng 100 taon; Grade 11 student binugbog; 2nd Chinese warship sa Balikatan; atbp.

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00:00🎵

00:15Good afternoon!

00:17Record-breaking!

00:18The recorded temperature in Iapasay City yesterday

00:21reached 38.8 degrees Celsius.

00:24That's the highest temperature in Metro Manila

00:27in more than 100 years.

00:29According to the United Nations,

00:31in just one year,

00:32it's not global warming anymore,

00:33but global boiling

00:35or boiling climate in the world

00:37is what we are experiencing.

00:39Katrina Sun is live.

00:44It's too hot.

00:45My back hurts.

00:46It's hard to move.

00:47It's not comfortable.

00:49For many Filipinos,

00:51the heat is not a joke anymore.

00:53Even if there's water and air to breathe,

00:56it's not enough.

00:57According to the rider, Jorald,

00:59I used to travel every afternoon.

01:01Now, I can't do it anymore.

01:03That's why Denmark's construction workers

01:06are working hard to withstand the heat.

01:09We put tordabos

01:11to withstand the heat of the weather.

01:13We drink water from time to time.

01:17It's already past 2 p.m.

01:19but the sun is still shining

01:21and it's still very hot.

01:23That's why it's hard for our countrymen

01:26who are on the streets at this time.

01:29Yesterday,

01:30the temperature in Iapasay

01:33exceeded 38.8 degrees Celsius.

01:35According to the data,

01:37this is the highest temperature in Metro Manila

01:40in the past century.

01:42The previous highest temperature

01:44is 38.6 degrees Celsius

01:46that was recorded in Port Area, Manila

01:49on May 17, 1915.

01:51This is also the highest temperature

01:53in Metro Manila for the month of April

01:55where the last highest temperature

01:57was recorded in Port Area in 1915

02:00which is 38 degrees Celsius.

02:02For the month of April,

02:0438 degrees Celsius is the highest temperature

02:07in Pagasas Science Garden in Quezon City

02:09that was recorded in 1998.

02:12It exceeded that yesterday and today

02:14and reached 38.2 degrees

02:17which is the newest highest temperature

02:20for Science Garden in the month of April.

02:22Another topic is the heat index

02:25which depends on the air temperature

02:28and humidity.

02:30In Metro Manila,

02:31it's 45 degrees Celsius in Ia

02:33and 42 degrees Celsius in Science Garden.

02:35Both are at the danger level.

02:38The heat index is at the danger level

02:40in 44 places that are monitored by Pagasa.

02:44The highest in Apari, Cagayan

02:46is 48 degrees Celsius.

02:49Next is Virac, Catanduanes

02:51which is 47 degrees Celsius.

02:53In other places,

02:55there are still record highs

02:58until the second week of May.

03:00If it's this hot,

03:02experts advise not to leave the house

03:05if it's not necessary.

03:06Always drink water to stay hydrated.

03:11Up to 35 degrees,

03:14the body can still cope up

03:17and adapt through its own mechanism.

03:21We sweat to try to bring down

03:25that core temperature.

03:27But if it's higher,

03:29the body will be overwhelmed

03:32to regulate its own temperature.

03:36If you experience dizziness,

03:38dizziness,

03:40dizziness or imbalance,

03:42see a doctor immediately.

03:44Since last year,

03:46the United Nations has been warning

03:48about the hot climate.

03:51The era of global warming has ended.

03:54The era of global boiling has arrived.

03:57According to Greenpeace,

03:59countries are experiencing

04:01more heat than ever before.

04:03Global boiling is to emphasize the urgency

04:07and scale and severity of what's happening now.

04:12Since the 1980s,

04:14we know that the world's temperature is rising.

04:17Many scientists have proven this.

04:22That's why the UN is asking

04:24for countries to take action.

04:26The UN also gave the role

04:28of the top 20 countries in the world

04:30and fossil fuel companies

04:32in global emissions.

04:34Trees and plants are also a big help.

04:37In the concrete jungle of Metro Manila,

04:40there are still green spaces

04:42for fresher air.

04:44In Manila,

04:45there is Arroceros Forest Park

04:47which is considered the last lung of the city.

04:50There is also ASEAN Gardens in Intramuros.

04:53UP Diliman has an academic oval

04:55in Quezon City.

04:57What we can do more is to help

04:59put more greenery on our streets.

05:01Yes, it still has concrete,

05:03but there is shade that can block out the heat.

05:06For Jimmy Integrated News,

05:08Katrina Son.

05:09Tune in, 24 hours.

05:14Due to the intense heat

05:15and the ongoing lockdown until May 1,

05:18Deped has suspended face-to-face classes

05:20in all public schools tomorrow and on Tuesday.

05:24Asynchronous classes or distance learning

05:26will be implemented first.

05:28You will not only enter the school

05:30with teaching and non-teaching personnel,

05:32but you can also participate in activities

05:34organized by regional and school division offices

05:36such as the Regional Athletics Meet.

05:39Private schools will not be affected

05:41so it is up to them to cancel

05:43face-to-face classes.

05:47In the middle of the heat,

05:49ice fell on Carmen, Cotabato.

05:57In Barangay Aroman,

05:58a sack of corn grew

06:00with heavy rain yesterday.

06:02In Barangay Kimudtungan,

06:04a sack of ice grew

06:06and there is a bigger one.

06:09In Bontoc Mountain Province,

06:10heavy rain yesterday

06:12was accompanied by wind and hail.

06:18In Dagupan City,

06:19a student was locked up

06:21by his schoolmates.

06:23Reporting live from Jimmy Regional TV,

06:26One North, Central Luzon.

06:30While walking,

06:32a student was suddenly stabbed

06:34and kicked in Dagupan City.

06:37According to a parent of a grade 11 student,

06:39the child was sent home

06:41with the help of five students.

06:43My son said

06:45that he doesn't know those students.

06:48I think they are in grade 7 or grade 8.

06:54For now,

06:55the child's condition is fine

06:57and the wounds on his face and back are healed.

07:00The incident happened

07:02in front of the school

07:03that refused to allow an on-cam interview.

07:06But they are talking to the students

07:08and their parents.

07:10DepEd Region 1 will also investigate the incident.

07:13For GMA Regional TV,

07:15One North, Central Luzon

07:16and GMA Integrated News,

07:18John Punsoy,

07:19for 24 Hours.

07:23Another Chinese warship

07:25showed up and followed the Philippine ships

07:27America and France

07:28while doing exercises in the West Philippine Sea.

07:31And it was discovered that

07:33Ian...

07:36Ian?

07:37Yes, Ivan.

07:38It seems that a Chinese warship

07:40is not following the exercises

07:42in the West Philippine Sea

07:45because until now,

07:47we are being followed

07:49by a Chinese warship.

07:55On the second day in the West Philippine Sea,

07:57the allies of the Navy

07:59were still able to watch

08:00a warship of the People's Liberation Army Navy of China.

08:03Yesterday until last night,

08:05Animoy, an invited participant

08:07of the multilateral maritime exercise

08:09that followed the Philippine ships,

08:11America and France,

08:13the surveillance vessel of China

08:15that has a bow number 793.

08:17Earlier,

08:18a frigate that has a bow number 570

08:21showed up

08:22and followed

08:23at a distance of 9 nautical miles

08:25from our Navy vessel.

08:27This is not a coincidence

08:28that the ships of the Philippines and France

08:31are still practicing.

08:33Earlier, we monitored them

08:34at a distance of 6 to 9 nautical miles.

08:37Their presence is far from our exercise area.

08:40This January,

08:42this Wangshan Frigate

08:44and a destroyer

08:45of the two Chinese warships

08:47that followed

08:48the 2nd Joint Maritime Patrol

08:50of the Philippine and US Navy

08:51near the northern coast of Palawan.

08:54At a distance,

08:55the ships of America

08:56are preparing for the search and rescue exercise.

09:00In the ocean of the West Philippine Sea,

09:02there are ships of fishermen

09:04that can be seen on the radar of our ship.

09:06I am not sure

09:07if one of their monitors

09:09is a Chinese militia vessel.

09:11At the start of the exercise,

09:14the Philippine Navy monitored

09:16the 110 militia vessels of China

09:18in the West Philippine Sea

09:19away from their weekly average

09:21of 30 to 60 vessels.

09:23By the afternoon,

09:25the French Frigate was no longer part of the exercise

09:27because one of its soldiers

09:29had a medical emergency.

09:31The Chinese Frigate was also no longer visible.

09:33Meanwhile,

09:34while the search and rescue exercise

09:36was being started

09:37between the Philippines and America,

09:39a surveillance warship of China

09:41again disappeared

09:42at a distance of 7 nautical miles.

09:45Sometimes, they disappeared.

09:47Sometimes, they appeared.

09:49Sometimes, they disappeared.

09:51It is important to monitor

09:53their presence

09:55and to monitor their movements

09:57in the higher headquarters.

10:02Ivan, according to some officials

10:04of the BRP Davao del Sur,

10:06it is almost customary

10:08and it is not new

10:10for the Chinese warships

10:12to disappear.

10:14That is why they are still

10:16conducting the exercise

10:18even though the Chinese warships

10:20are still there.

10:21Back to you, Ivan.

10:22Thank you, Ian Cruz.

10:46For more UN videos visit www.un.org

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