BALITANGHALI PART 2 (JUNE 24, 2024)

GMA Integrated News

-Tangkang pambubudol sa isang tindera, nahuli-cam/ Senior citizen, patay matapos masabugan ng gulong; vulcanizer, arestado/ Mangingisda, nasawi matapos tamaan ng kidlat sa laot/ Lalaki, sugatan matapos masalpok ng nag-overtake na kotse   -20-anyos na lalaki, arestado matapos pagnakawan ng mahigit P1M ang kanyang lolo   -Mga sundalong kasama sa RORE Mission sa Ayungin Shoal noong June 17, binigyang-parangal/ PBBM: "Kailanman ay hindi tayo magpapasupil at magpapaapi"/ PBBM, tiniyak na patuloy na susuportahan ng gobyerno ang mga sundalong Pilipino   -Basaan ng mga residente, nagsimula na bilang bahagi ng Wattah! Wattah! Festival/ St. John the Baptist, opisyal nang idedeklarang patron saint ng lungsod   -Miss Sta. Cruz Aliya Rohilla, waging Miss Manila 2024/ 40 Bb. Pilipinas 2024 candidates, tampok sa parade of beauties   -Mga telco, gustong pagpaliwanagin ng CICC tungkol sa naglipanang unregistered SIM cards na nagagamit sa scams   - Panayam kay Atty. Sean Michael Dangilan, NBI Deputy Spokesperson kaugnay sa ilang indibidwal na nasa likod umano ng hacking sa private at government websites, mg bangko at Facebook accounts   -Rider, patay matapos sumalpok sa puno ang sinasakyang motorsiklo / 2, arestado sa pangingikil sa isang babae   -Oil Price Hike, ipatutupad bukas   -Pagnanakaw ng isang lalaki sa isang apartment, nahuli-cam/ Panghoholdap sa isang tindahan, nahuli-cam; P3,000 halaga ng pera, natangay/ 4, patay matapos tumagilid ang isang truck/ 4 na sasakyan, nagkarambola   -Lalaking nagkunwaring nakikiramay sa burol, inaresto matapos mahuling nanguha ng cellphone     Balitanghali is the daily noontime newscast of GTV anchored by Raffy Tima and Connie Sison. It airs Mondays to Fridays at 10:00 AM (PHL Time). For more videos from Balitanghali, visit http://www.gmanews.tv/balitanghali.  #GMAIntegratedNews #KapusoStream  Breaking news and stories from the Philippines and abroad: GMA Integrated News Portal: http://www.gmanews.tv Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/gmanews TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@gmanews Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/gmanews Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/gmanews  GMA Network Kapuso programs on GMA Pinoy TV: https://gmapinoytv.com/subscribe

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00:00This is your Regional TV News.

00:09Let's find out the latest news of Jimmy Regional TV in Luzon with Chris Suniga. Chris?

00:19Thank you, Toni.

00:21A senior citizen was killed after a wheel exploded in Kamalinyugan, Cagayan.

00:25In Kalasyao, a man was caught stealing from a store.

00:32This is the latest news brought to you by Jimmy Regional TV, OneNorth, Central Luzon.

00:39A man bought a pineapple juice in Kalasyao Public Market.

00:45The CCTV did not capture it but the man paid 500 pesos.

00:49He was cheated but he repaid the 500 pesos and said that he will just look for smaller bills.

00:57He also asked for an additional 1000 pesos for the store that he will also sell.

01:02This is where the store was discovered and the man quickly left.

01:07That's when my confusion started.

01:10He asked for 300 pesos, 500 pesos.

01:15Then I told him, this is mine, 1,000 pesos.

01:19The store did not report the modus to the police.

01:22The Market Division Supervisor ordered that the family should be strictly monitored.

01:28He also asked the store to report to the police or their office if the modus was a victim.

01:37The roof of a vulcanizing shop in Kamalinyugan, Cagayan was blown up.

01:41Then a wheel exploded inside.

01:44A senior citizen was killed when the wheel exploded.

01:46According to the police, the victim went to the vulcanizing shop to blow up the wheel of his motorcycle.

01:54He arrived there and he was also blown up by the vulcanizer.

01:59This is a big wheel of a 10-wheeler truck.

02:02It suddenly exploded.

02:04The victim was dead on arrival at the hospital.

02:07Because of the wounds on his body, the vulcanizer was arrested and he was charged with reckless imprudence resulting in homicide.

02:17A fisherman was on his way home after being struck by lightning while he was at sea carrying San Andres Catanduanes.

02:24According to San Andres MDR-RMO, they found a man's body that was black and had bruises on his face and chest.

02:32According to the doctor, the victim died of drowning due to a secondary lightning incident that happened to this victim.

02:44MDR-RMO is reminding fishermen not to go out if there is lightning and lightning to avoid such incidents.

02:54A man overtook a car in the pool of Rizal Avenue in Batangas City.

03:01According to the responding authorities, the victim did not cross the pedestrian lane.

03:06He was only a few steps away from the scene of the accident.

03:08He was immediately taken to the hospital where he was treated for bruises on his body.

03:14The victim was also able to arrange with the driver of the car.

03:18They are still trying to breathe.

03:20We are telling them to cross the right lane.

03:23We are continuing to go around.

03:25We are using a megaphone.

03:27We are giving out flyers so that we can educate the public about this.

03:32In fact, we are warning our jaywalkers.

03:35This has helped a lot to avoid such incidents and at the same time, to educate our pedestrians.

03:43From GMA Regional TV, One North, San Silozon, Russell Simorio is reporting for GMA Integrated News.

03:52A man was arrested in Dagupan City after his grandfather was robbed.

03:57According to the video, his 20-year-old grandson was robbed for more than a million pesos.

04:04He was released to his house at Dental Clinic.

04:07A family member complained to him.

04:10When confronted, more than P100,000 in cash was found in the suspect's bag.

04:16The suspect was not able to report to the news team because he was in an inquest proceeding.

04:21But according to the PNP, the suspect admitted that he has been robbing his grandfather for a long time.

04:25He said that he used the money to build his house, to pay his debts and to buy a motorcycle.

04:32He decided to file a case against his grandson.

04:37At the same time of giving glory to the soldiers who faced the harassment of the China Coast Guard on June 17,

04:44President Bongbong Marcos gave a statement that the Philippines will not be affected.

04:49We are reporting from Joseph Moro.

04:51CIMAN First Class Underwater Operator Jeffrey S. Facundo.

04:56President Bongbong Marcos gave a statement to the Order of Lapu-Lapu,

05:00that CIMAN First Class Underwater Operator Jeffrey Facundo has a rank and file.

05:05Facundo was cut off by the Chinese Coast Guard,

05:09the Rotation and Resupply Mission, or RORES, in Iungin, Seoul on June 17.

05:14The President is in the AFP Western Command in Palawan to visit the soldiers.

05:18The visit will last for a week after the meeting between China and the Philippines.

05:23Before this, Facundo's family had a chance to talk to the President.

05:29The President also talked to the Order of Lapu-Lapu,

05:33which has a rank and file of 77 other soldiers from the Philippine Navy and Marines

05:38who were assigned to the Rotation and Resupply Mission in Iungin, Seoul on Monday.

05:42The President was accompanied by Defense Secretary Gilberto Dudoro

05:46and AFP Chief of Staff General Romeo Browner Jr.

05:49At the stage, the video of the soldiers watching from the BRP Sierra Madre in Iungin, Seoul was released.

05:55The President praised the courage of the Filipino soldiers

05:59in the face of the violent actions of the China Coast Guard.

06:08On June 17, the China Coast Guard shouted

06:10while the Filipino soldiers were firing their guns.

06:15The Philippine Navy's boats were attacked and robbed.

06:19I have never been prouder of the brave women, men and not just the Western Command

06:26but the entire Armed Forces as I am today.

06:29On June 17, we made a conscious and deliberate choice to remain in the path of peace.

06:38In front of the President and the soldiers here at the AFP Western Command,

06:42he said that the Philippines is a responsible country

06:45and that it will not use violence or intimidation

06:48to hurt its fellow Filipinos.

06:50The President said that the Philippines is not at war.

06:54The government wants to give peace and prosperity to every Filipino.

06:59But this is not equivalent to weakness.

07:02The Philippines will continue to fight.

07:05According to the President, the preservation of peace

07:08does not mean compromise or acceptance of what is happening.

07:11We will never use violence or intimidation against anyone.

07:18The President assured the Filipino soldiers that the Filipino spirit is brave, determined and compassionate.

07:24The President assured them that the country is behind them and their family.

07:28The Philippines does not choose violence even though the country did not mention the President.

07:34Joseph Morong reporting for GMA Integrated News.

07:38With the Watawata Festival in San Juan City,

07:41the patron saint of the city, St. John the Baptist, will be officially declared today.

07:46Let's meet the on-the-spot reporter, Bam Alex.

07:55Good morning. It's a beautiful day, but the people of San Juan are still wet

08:01from their traditional Watawata Festival.

08:07The color of the city is getting redder.

08:09Shrines are fighting to start the procession from different barangays of San Juan.

08:13This is the start of the Watawata Festival dedicated to St. John the Baptist.

08:18The floats are turning around.

08:21Three firetrucks of the city are leading the procession.

08:25In the past, only 50 firetrucks were on the road.

08:28But because of the effect of El Niño, the city is saving water.

08:33The people of the city are very happy.

08:35Like John Patrick Pancho, who has a water gun.

08:38It is approved as if Karl Lakaban is the patron saint of the city.

08:42Today, the St. John the Baptist Church of San Juan City is also being elevated from the parish level.

08:47It is now upgraded as an archdiocesan shrine.

08:50This church is now 130 years old.

08:53The official patron saint of the city, St. John the Baptist, will also be declared today.

08:58That's why this morning, before dawn, there was a dark mass here in the church.

09:02Susan Cirillo has been waiting for the mass since early morning.

09:06She also brought her clothes because she is ready for the mass.

09:08Here is the statement of the residents we talked to.

09:14We are happy because this is a big blessing for us here in St. John the Baptist.

09:20Yes, that's why we brought our clothes.

09:23We are really ready.

09:25We are happy, especially on Sundays.

09:28We are very happy because the firemen are almost shooting people.

09:32Sir, do you still have a gun?

09:34Yes, I still have one.

09:35He still has a gun.

09:37He still has a gun.

09:39My rate is 1 to 10.

09:41Eleven.

09:48For those who are busy, it is still okay here until noon in the Pinaglabanan Shrine in San Juan City.

09:53At 5 p.m., there is a mass in the church.

09:56This is our update from San Juan City.

09:59Bam Alegre for GMA Integrated News.

10:01Thank you very much.

10:03Bam Alegre.

10:06What a beautiful Monday, everyone!

10:11The crown of Miss Manila 2024 is in Santa Cruz.

10:17Santa Cruz!

10:20The new Miss Manila won with beauty and confidence of Aliyah Rojilla.

10:25Aside from the candidates, the beautiful hosts,

10:29Miss Universe 2018 Kat Fiona Gray,

10:32Miss Universe 2022 Arboni Gabriel,

10:33and Kapuso star Gabby Garcia.

10:36Present as judge,

10:38GMA Network Senior Vice President Atty. Annette Gozon Valdez,

10:42Sparkle Vice President Joy Marcelo,

10:44and Miss Universe Philippines 2024 Chelsea Manalo.

10:50The beauty of the 40 Philippine 2024 candidates

10:55in the Parade of Beauty in Quezon City.

10:58Their blue swimsuit and bold headpiece is worn by the candidates.

11:01The candidates still won along with the reigning Philippine winners.

11:06The 60th Grand Coronation will be held on July 7.

11:12The Telco wants to clarify the Cybercrime Investigation and Coordinating Center.

11:17There are other possible answers due to those who sent unregistered SIM cards.

11:22Even if there is a law, this is not the case.

11:24This is our update from Daniel Tingcunco.

11:26Do you still often receive tech scams or calls from bankers?

11:31December 2023, the SIM card registration law was enforced.

11:35Cybercriminal activities are far from visible.

11:38But according to the Cybercrime Investigation and Coordinating Center or CICC,

11:43there are still those who complain about their scam

11:46that they are using unregistered SIM cards

11:49or the registration is fake or someone else has the name.

11:52And according to the CICC,

11:54these are different from the fake SIM cards raided by POGO and ScamHub.

11:59The CICC asked, what are the Telcos doing here?

12:03Based on their sample testing,

12:05the complaints of unregistered SIM cards or SIM cards with fake registration are true.

12:12When you have a registered SIM card, you will have a registered name.

12:17But a lot of times we see some unregistered SIM cards

12:20or even in the Telco database,

12:23they remain supposed to be inactive and yet they are operational.

12:28We have to find the answers so that we'll see if somebody is accountable

12:33or is there a glitch or is there a need to improve the regulation.

12:38When the CICC consulted with the Telcos,

12:41it came out that the problem arose in the relaxation of security

12:45in the first quarter of 2020.

12:47We're looking at P190 million.

12:50There are a lot of scammers.

12:52The CICC also looked at the distribution hierarchy of SIM cards from the Telcos

12:57to find out who is behind the unregistered SIM cards used in scams.

13:02The CICC is ready to detain unidentified entities and free agents

13:07who have a lack in transferring unregistered SIM cards.

13:11They will also conduct their investigation on the unregistered SIM cards.

13:14They will also conduct their investigation on the unregistered SIM cards.

13:21The GMA Integrated News is asking for comments from the Telcos.

13:25According to the CICC,

13:27there are more than 113 million unregistered SIM cards in the country as of July 30, 2023.

13:32Only 67% of the 168,016,400 unregistered SIM cards are in circulation.

13:41Dano Tincuncon is reporting for GMA Integrated News.

13:45Let's update on the arrest of those behind the hacking of private and government websites in banks and Facebook accounts.

13:53We will talk to NBI Deputy Spokesperson Atty. Sean Michael Dangilan.

13:57Good morning and welcome to Balitang Hali.

14:01Good morning to all the viewers.

14:05What is the update on the investigation and the cases of those involved in the hacking incidents of some private companies and government websites?

14:13Okay. So now, they have executed the extraduration confession of those arrested.

14:20And the person who will be transferred here will be investigated by us.

14:27We will bring him to the PIN.

14:29And that's all I can say.

14:31We understand that their cases are the past five years.

14:35How is the robustness of our websites now? Has it improved?

14:39Well, what I can say is that there is still a lot of improvement that needs to be done.

14:47Because there are still a lot of cases that are received regarding hacked websites and compromised accounts.

14:55So there are still a lot that can be improved.

14:57What is the usual vulnerability of our websites here in the Philippines?

15:03I can't say specifically regarding that.

15:10But usually, the target is the database, the data information of personnel and flat websites.

15:22What is the NBI-Cybercrime Division doing to act quickly on these hacking incidents?

15:29Are there more people reporting to you?

15:32Ever since, there are a lot of people reporting.

15:35But now, we are more proactive.

15:37We are pursuant to the new order of the new director.

15:41We are becoming more active.

15:43We are continuously doing cyber patrolling, cyber monitoring.

15:47We are monitoring the social media activities of the suspected hackers.

15:53How dangerous is it when the personal information of these websites, especially government websites,

15:59that have private information of the Filipinos?

16:03When it comes to such cases, it is very dangerous.

16:06Because first of all, the other accounts like social media and banking accounts can be hacked.

16:14Second, it can also be used as an identity theft.

16:18These identities can be used to scam people.

16:23The real identity of these scammers will not be known.

16:29They will be targeted.

16:31Lastly, what is your message to our countrymen so that they won't be victimized by hacking?

16:35My message to the countrymen is to be careful of the links that are being clicked.

16:41We should not give random information like name, birthday, email, contact number.

16:50We should be careful of that.

16:52Before we release such information, we should make sure that we can trust the information that we are being given.

17:01We can check it.

17:03Google is already there.

17:05We can google it first.

17:06Okay. Thank you very much, NBI Deputy Spokesperson Atty. Sean Michael Dangilan.

17:12Thank you very much.

17:36The victim was wearing a helmet.

17:41Two suspects were arrested in the entrapment operation in Cebu City.

17:45They were trying to kill a woman in exchange for her video.

17:49The suspects are asking for 1 million pesos from the victim.

17:53According to the NBI, this is not the first time that the two suspects are asking for money.

17:58The victim and the suspects also know each other.

18:02The suspects pretended to be their friends.

18:04The suspects will face anti-photo and video voyeurism and robbery extortion under revised penal code.

18:17Beep beep, motorists.

18:20The oil price is high this week.

18:22In the announcement of sea oil and clean fuel,

18:251 peso and 75 cents per liter of diesel will be added.

18:301 peso and 40 cents for gasoline.

18:32Sea oil also has an additional price of 1 peso and 5 cents per liter of kerosene.

18:39This year, this is the 14th price hike for diesel,

18:4416th for gasoline,

18:47and 13th for kerosene.

18:49This is your Regional TV News.

18:55It's time for the news of GMA Regional TV from Visayas and Mindanao.

19:00We are joined by Sara Hilomen Velasco.

19:02Sara.

19:05Thank you, Rafi.

19:07The hold-up in a store in Bacolod City is very calm.

19:11And the inside of an apartment in Iloilo City is very peaceful.

19:14Kim Salinas brought you the hot news of GMA Regional TV 1 Western, Visayas.

19:44The victims did not face the camera, but they said they were in the unit where the incident took place.

19:58They have no idea that the suspect entered.

20:01In the CCTV footage, they only saw the face of the suspect.

20:05The police already have information about the suspect.

20:08They got this from the CCTV inside a store in Bacolod City.

20:12The man in a jacket and hoodie bought junk food.

20:17He paid 200 pesos.

20:20Later, he got close to the car, hit the screwdriver, and declared a hold-up.

20:25The hold-upper was fined 3,000 pesos.

20:29I panicked.

20:32I hit my head.

20:35The table was wet.

20:39I hit my head.

20:43Before the incident, they already saw the suspect who seemed to be drunk.

20:48The suspect quickly escaped by riding a motorcycle.

20:51The investigation continues.

20:55The plan was to bring a group of people to the scene of the tragedy.

20:59After that, they took a truck to Talaingod, Dapao, and Del Norte.

21:04Four people went home, including a child.

21:06According to the initial investigation, the truck lost the brakes

21:10while it was driving down and around the road.

21:14It overshot the road and hit the side of the road.

21:17The front part of the truck was destroyed.

21:20The investigation continues.

21:24Four cars collided in Talisay City, Cebu.

21:28Based on the investigation,

21:30people suddenly crossed the road

21:32to stop the black pickup truck.

21:34The orange pickup truck collided with the other two cars.

21:40The drivers did not give a statement.

21:43According to the authorities,

21:45the cars may not have followed the right braking distance.

21:48No one was injured in the accident.

21:51The suspects agreed not to file a complaint.

21:55From JME Regional TV 1 Western Visayas,

21:58Kim Salinas reports for JME Integrated News.

22:02A man was arrested for robbing a burro in Cebu City.

22:08A family member took a cellphone

22:11charged by the man and immediately went out.

22:14He was chased and hit by other visitors.

22:17The suspect tried to steal the stolen cellphone

22:20but he was able to get it back.

22:22Before that, the suspect took food and coffee

22:26and talked to other visitors.

22:28According to the security guard of the burro,

22:30the picture of the man was taken before

22:33because of the robbery.

22:35The family decided not to file a complaint against the suspect.

22:58For more information, visit jme.com.

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