Saksi Part 2: Problema sa suplay ng kuryente; Shabu sa balikbayan box; Kampo ni Quiboloy, nagsuko ng 5 baril

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00:00Our group will fight for the rights of Filipinos to the Panatagsyol.

00:06They say they are not doing this to increase tensions between the Philippines and China,

00:11but to strengthen the Philippines' right to our Exclusive Economic Zone.

00:16Joseph Moro witnessed this.

00:21Inside the Exclusive Economic Zone or EEZ of the Philippines is the Bajo Demasin Block of Panatagsyol.

00:27But the Filipino fishermen are having a hard time getting in there

00:31because the China Coast Guard and the Chinese Maritime Militia Vessels are watching.

00:35It's like our fishermen are being robbed.

00:37Our fishermen are being bullied.

00:39They are taking beautiful fish.

00:41On the coming Sunday, our group will go there to join the 100 small boats

00:46of the Filipino fishermen and to give supplies.

00:50The group will also put buoys to symbolically show the country's EEZ.

00:56This is not a sightseeing mission or a sightseeing excursion to seek out Chinese marine vessels

01:03and or provoke them to attack us with water cannons.

01:08This is a legitimate exercise of Filipino citizens to conduct legitimate activities.

01:14Our group wants to show through a civilian mission in the Bajo Demasin Block

01:20on the coming Sunday that it is in the Philippines.

01:22They don't intend to incite tension in China.

01:26But in the past few months, we know water cannons in China.

01:30Some missions of the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources of BFAR

01:34and the Philippine Coast Guard to supply the Filipino fishermen there.

01:39According to the former Supreme Court Associate Justice Antonio Carpio,

01:42if this is a water cannon of China, it is not a part of the protection

01:46of the Mutual Defense Treaty of the Philippines in America.

01:50If it is a private vessel that is water cannon, we cannot invoke because it's not a public vessel.

01:59It's a private vessel.

02:00Now, I doubt if the Chinese will really target private vessel

02:07because we will take videos of that and spread that all over the world

02:11and they will suffer a reputational damage.

02:16So, I doubt if they will go to that extent, although it may happen.

02:22Our mission will not be intimidated by China's violence and harassment in our own territory.

02:29Similar to a homeowner fending off an Akyat Bahay intruder in the dead of night,

02:36our approach in defending the West Philippine Sea is grounded in reclaiming what rightfully belongs to us.

02:43For GMA Integrated News, Joseph Morong is your witness.

02:48Not only in the country, but also in the whole world,

02:51the month of April became record-breaking in terms of the heat of the weather.

02:55Following the forecast that the temperature will drop this month,

02:59possibly the worst is over as well due to the problem in the supply of electricity

03:04according to the Energy Department.

03:06Witness, Rafi Tima.

03:09Ice Cream

03:11Ice cream is used to make up for the heat of the weather.

03:14But when it melts, the profit is what makes up for it.

03:17Cristino lost P3,000 in brownouts last week that melted in his stores.

03:24That's why he's stressed about the possibility of the following red or yellow alert machines going home from the brownouts.

03:30I hope there will be no more brownouts.

03:33That's an alert so that the pollution will continue.

03:38According to the Department of Energy,

03:40if the expected forecast is that the temperature will drop in the country,

03:44possibly the worst is over in the power supply.

03:47If there will be no more increase in temperatures,

03:51then most likely we will reach the peak demand projection and our trend will drop.

03:59The demand for electricity will also drop and there will be an increase in supply.

04:04For the past two days, there was no alert in Luzon and for more than a week in Visayas and Mindanao.

04:09But the DOE said that additional plants are needed

04:12so that the problems in electricity will not be repeated whenever it gets hot.

04:16In the extreme heat, even the calabasas need to be watered to avoid the heat stroke.

04:21Later on, if they will bathe in the aurora, the animals will take care of them.

04:25These people are especially happy about the six palays.

04:28Twenty-five places in the country recorded a danger level heat index today.

04:32The highest was 48 degrees Celsius in Dagupan City.

04:36That's lower than the hottest record in the country so far.

04:4053 degrees Celsius in Iba, Zambales on April 28.

04:44On April 27 and 28, the most places recorded a danger level heat index reached 46 stations.

04:52According to the DOE, the month of April is record-breaking when it comes to the heat of the season.

04:57This is the effect of the strong El Nino that is still felt now but is already weakening.

05:02We are already having local thunderstorm activities so it means that we already have a lot of cloudiness.

05:08If there is a lot of cloudiness, especially during daytime,

05:12this is where we can see that our atmosphere is possibly cooling down.

05:18Not only in the Philippines, the heat of April is record-breaking,

05:21but the whole world, according to the Copernicus Earth Observation Program of the European Union.

05:25The warmest April on record globally.

05:28That's the 11th month for which the temperature has been the warmest on record

05:37for the same month in all previous years for which we have data.

05:44So that's one of the longest streak of global temperature record that we've seen in recent decades.

05:52Because of this, the Paris Agreement has not yet reached the point

05:56where the global average temperature can be lowered to 1.5 degrees compared to the pre-industrial level.

06:01And even if El Nino ends, the global sea temperature remains high.

06:06Many scientists have asked the question whether there could be a shift in the climate system

06:15or if something has shifted by thinking whether we have reached the possible tipping point.

06:20Copernicus Climate Scientist added that with every degree of global warming,

06:25extreme weather events are increasing,

06:28such as the ever-increasing flooding in Brazil when it reached its peak,

06:33and the ever-increasing heat waves in India and Vietnam.

06:36For now, climate models used by climate scientists have not yet been proven

06:41if the expected tipping point will continue or if it will be neutral after El Nino.

06:46It is important to know the information because it is related to what we need to prepare.

06:52For GMI Integrated News, I am Rafi Timang, your witness.

06:57UMONESIABU sent 50 million Pesos, which was approved by the Bureau of Customs in Balikbayon Box from Thailand.

07:05The 8-kilo contraband was sent to the ventilators and water heaters.

07:10Household items, shoes and motorcycle parts were declared in these items.

07:17It is now being investigated who in Thailand sent the Balikbayon Box and who should receive it.

07:23The importer is being held accountable.

07:26Cebu City Mayor Michael Rama and 7 officials of the city were suspended for 6 months.

07:32This was recommended by UMONESIABU following the complaint of 4 employees of the City Assessor's Office

07:37who were not paid for 10 months.

07:40This happened while the complaint of 4 employees was rolling

07:44about reassigning them to different jobs.

07:48As of now, they received their first payment for 4 months.

07:53Rama said that he is now in Manila.

07:56He did not know that he was complained and he did not have a copy of the Preventive Suspension.

08:01The 7 officials are still trying to get a statement.

08:06The number of Filipinos who lost their jobs in March increased to 2 million.

08:11This is equivalent to an unemployment rate of 3.9%.

08:15The employment rate decreased to 96.1%

08:19which is equivalent to more than 48 million people who have jobs.

08:23While the number of people who are underemployed or have jobs but are still looking for additional hours of work or income

08:30decreased to 11%.

08:32For GMA Integrated News, I'm your host, Saksy.

08:38While more people are getting vaccinated against rabies,

08:41the Department of Health was able to reach out to the country's animal bite centers.

08:46Saksy, this is EJ Gomez.

08:52Because her neighbor's cat bit her,

08:54the 10-month-old daughter of Rosalia was rushed to the hospital to be vaccinated against rabies.

09:00She just cried loudly.

09:02When I saw her, her arm was bleeding.

09:06What did you feel earlier?

09:07I was scared, of course.

09:09The cat bit the princess, but it took almost two weeks for her to be vaccinated.

09:16I didn't go there right away because I still have work to do.

09:21Last week, people were giving free anti-rabies vaccines here at San Lazaro Hospital in Manila.

09:28According to this reference, 95% of those who were vaccinated were post-exposure

09:34or those who were bitten by a dog or cat bite were taken care of.

09:39Before, we only range from 1,000 to 1,500.

09:44But for the past two weeks, 2,000 is our lowest number.

09:48And on Monday, the highest number was 3,500 to 4,000 patients.

09:54For vaccination, up to 50 healthcare professionals are on duty every day.

09:59Even though they are not from Manila, they travel here.

10:02That's why there are chances that someone will get vaccinated even though it's past noon.

10:08According to the health secretary who visited the vaccination center earlier,

10:11the health department will assist the bodies of animal bite centers across the country.

10:17Local governments have their own way of vaccinating.

10:20The schedule of vaccination should be followed so that the visa won't be lost.

10:25Let's see how we can isolate together with the LGU.

10:29If there are so many of them, why is it like that?

10:32The city pounds are also checking if the animals are still alive.

10:36It's cheaper to catch them than to buy a vaccine for those who are bitten.

10:42A reminder to the public that even pets can be bitten, so they should be vaccinated.

10:47Also, because of the hot weather now, our pets are a bit irritable.

10:53For GMA Integrated News, EJ Gomez, your success.

10:59Five bullets were fired at the police of the Camp of the Kingdom of Jesus Christ,

11:03founded by Pastor Apolo Kibuloy.

11:05But according to the record of the firearms and explosives office of the PNP,

11:09all of them are named after him.

11:12That's why there are 14 bullets that should be fired at Kibuloy.

11:17As for the defense of his camp, it's already complete

11:20because some armors have already been moved or legally sold.

11:25Senator Arisa Ontavero-Samaan encouraged the PNP to give six bullets to Kibuloy

11:30to give up all of his weapons.

11:41Delicious seafood dishes in Davao

11:45and a theme park in Jensa that is under the sea.

11:49And the Kite Festival in Batangas that is being campaigned for the environment.

11:54Traveling sexy with Paul Hernandez of GMA Regional TV, Balita Southern Tagalog.

12:05Let's go island hopping in Cagayan.

12:07Enchanting and relaxing is the Kaanawan Falls in Calayan Island.

12:11It's shallow, so you can swim here.

12:14Some of the baths are still under construction.

12:17Heavenly is the beach in Lobo, Batangas.

12:20Perfect backdrop for the sun, sand, and sea for the Saranggola.

12:24In the form of Paru-paruman or Tutubi,

12:26the Guryon are famous for their first Kite Festival.

12:29Around 42 kites, all different categories.

12:32We have four categories, flat or traditional kites for Lobo 1.

12:37We have the open safety for Lobo 1 as well.

12:41We have the open safety for Lobo 1 as well.

12:45Single-use plastics are also being campaigned for.

12:52From the sky, we can see the sea in Jensa.

12:55But no need to rush because this theme park has a display of undersea creatures.

13:00Projected images of fish, corals, and other sea creatures.

13:04It's like you're swimming in the cold.

13:07It's a good place for the students to come and take a break.

13:10For us, it's a three-hour break.

13:12So, come again.

13:13It's really cold.

13:15There's a lot to talk about.

13:17There's a lot to talk about.

13:20Fresh seafood.

13:22Fresh seafood.

13:24Buntot, Ulo, and Deli ng Tuna.

13:27Buntot, Ulo, and Deli ng Tuna.

13:30Labanos, Luya, Calamansi, Sili, Bechin, and Asin.

13:35For GMA Integrated News, I'm Paul Hernandez of GMA Regional TV,

13:40Balitang Southern Tagalog, your witness.

13:44Kapuso, let's be witnesses together.

13:47Subscribe to GMA Integrated News on YouTube.

13:50And for Kapuso Abroad, join us on GMA Pinoy TV and www.gmanews.tv.

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