Hurricane Beryl, nag-landfall na sa Gulf of Mexico

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Hurricane Beryl, nag-landfall na sa Gulf of Mexico;  Mitigation plea ng pro-democracy activist na si Joshua Wong, dininig na ng Hong Kong Court;  14  Artifacts na ninakaw sa Cambodia, ibinalik na ng U.S.

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00:00Hurricane Beryl landfall in Gulf of Mexico and the artifacts that were stolen in Cambodia in the 1970s have been returned.

00:10Joy Salamatin is in the center of the news.

00:16Hurricane Beryl landfall in Gulf of Mexico.

00:20The storm is in Category 5, where the strength of the wind can reach up to 165 miles per hour.

00:28It caused a lot of damage to the affected areas, including Cayman Islands, where many houses lost their power supply.

00:38Currently, Hurricane Beryl is moving north-northwest and is expected to bring strong winds to the city of Texas.

00:48The eastern part of Texas continues to be warned due to heavy flooding and landslides.

00:56The Hong Kong court started the mitigation plea filed by the well-known pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong.

01:05Wong asked the court to ease his sentence.

01:09It is noted that Wong and other members of the opposition were sentenced to 10 years in prison

01:16for the alleged collusion that caused the government to collapse.

01:22The United States has returned the 14 artifacts stolen in Cambodia that serve as an important cultural milestone.

01:32According to the Culture Minister of Cambodia,

01:34the negotiation between the Art Restitution Team of Cambodia, Federal Prosecutor of New York,

01:42investigators from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art

01:49before returning the alleged national treasure.

01:53The alleged artifacts were stolen during the Civil War in the 1970s.

01:59Joyce Salamatin for Pambansang TV in Bagong, Philippines.

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