24 Oras: (Part 1) Lumubog na motor tanker sa Bataan; ilang lugar sa Luzon, lubog pa rin sa baha; nanganak sa gitna ng baha, trip to Germany ni VP Sara, relief ops kasama ang Kapuso Navy reservists, atbp.

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00:00This is Philippine Coast Guard Central.

00:05Ladies and gentlemen, we have this much.

00:13Thank you for your support.

00:15This is Philippine Coast Guard Central.

00:27Good evening to all the Zonvisayans and Mendernaos!

00:30The confirmed death rate has already risen to 14 due to the aftermath of the Bogotan and Carina Storm.

00:37This storm was strong due to the low wind.

00:40Not included in that list is the crew member who was hit by the sinking of his motor tanker in Bataan.

00:48In addition to the flooding of the vast oil spill,

00:52the tanker was loaded with 1.4 million liters of industrial fuel oil.

00:57Raffi Tima was the one who was hit.

01:02It was dark but the Philippine Coast Guard saw it.

01:05The sinking of a motor tanker in Bataan in the early hours of the morning.

01:10It happened at Lamau Point in Lemay, Bataan while the MT Terranova was on its way to Iloilo.

01:16The PCG immediately responded to the 17 crew members who were on board.

01:20But only 16 of them were on board.

01:22And four of them needed additional medical assistance.

01:26The one who was missing was no longer alive when the authorities found him earlier this afternoon.

01:32The PCG also conducted an aerial survey as part of their oil spill response operations.

01:37Moreover, the sunken tanker was loaded with 1.4 million liters of industrial fuel oil.

01:42As of now, an oil spill of 5.6 nautical miles has been monitored in the eastern part of Lamau Point.

01:47The PCG is helping oil spill response organizations to stop the spread of oil.

01:53For GMA Integrated News, Raffi Tima was hit 24 hours.

01:59Some places in Camanaba are still submerged due to the high tide.

02:04In a river in Malabon, a man's boat sank.

02:08IAN CRUZ, IAN is live there.

02:14Yes, Emil.

02:15What are the problems due to the few days of floods here in Camanaba?

02:21Some of our countrymen are not only facing food and water problems,

02:26but also the lack of communication because their cellphones are low-bat

02:30due to the lack of electricity for a few days.

02:37The floods have been going on for a few days here in Tanza, in Nabotas.

02:40That's why those who are staying in their houses are running out of supplies.

02:45Food, of course. We can't buy rice.

02:48The shops are closed.

02:51Because of the high tide in other parts of the barangay,

02:55there is still no electricity in the area.

02:57That's why a lot of people are having problems. Their cellphones are low-bat.

03:00It's very difficult. We can't contact our relatives in Malayo

03:05so that we can get help.

03:08Kapuso, we are here in Tanza, Nabotas.

03:12We can see that the water is still flowing here.

03:15The residents here are using boats to go to the market,

03:22to their homes.

03:26How many people are using the boat?

03:29Only 30.

03:31That's why those who can't fish, use boats to earn their living.

03:37You can't go to the sea. The tide is high.

03:40That's why we are here in the flood.

03:42We can get rice.

03:45The houses are flooded.

03:51Ruel Ramos is using a gaming chair to cook food.

03:58I can't eat anymore. I'm hungry.

04:04Because of the high tide, instead of flooding, the water level is rising.

04:09In the neighboring city of Malabon, the water level is still low,

04:13especially in the center, from the area of Palenque and Puntuhan,

04:17as well as in the barangay Taniong and neighboring barangay Longos and Tonsuya.

04:22Like this woman who burnt her bag on her head

04:25just to get home from a long trip.

04:28Are you from the province?

04:31Yes.

04:32You're from Cebu?

04:33Yes.

04:35This man is from Baha ng Alakal.

04:38There's a lot of flood.

04:39Why?

04:40Because the rich throw away the plastic. They don't get it.

04:48The old fishing boats are now used to transport passengers.

04:54Other residents are also blaming the damaged navigational gate

04:58and the nearby boat for the high tide.

05:01Because it's a floodgate, you can control the high tide.

05:04What happened to the high tide?

05:05Nothing. It was washed away by the barge.

05:08A man's body was found floating in the river in barangay Taniong.

05:14He was immediately rescued by the rescue team.

05:18In the neighboring city of Valenzuela,

05:20the residents of the areas where the flood hit are cleaning up.

05:24It's a flood.

05:30This is the main road to the city hall and to the hospital.

05:39The water level is still high.

05:41There's an ambulance here that can't continue.

05:46Some passengers are injured.

05:49They can't continue because the ambulance is low.

05:53They can't cross this area.

05:55The water level is low.

05:58The residents here are hoping that the rain will stop

06:03so that the flood will stop and their lives will return to normal.

06:11Back to you, Emil.

06:12Thank you very much, Ian Cruz.

06:16Passengers stranded in the departure area of Naia

06:21were able to cross safely.

06:23We will update you on the live coverage of Mav Gonzalez.

06:27Mav?

06:31Maris, there are many passengers stranded in Naia Terminal 3

06:35because of the cancelled flights due to Hurricane Karina.

06:41Disneyland's vacation in the area of Naia Terminal 3

06:45was canceled by Joy's family in Hong Kong earlier

06:48and they will leave tomorrow.

06:50We will stay here for now.

06:53We will just wait for tomorrow.

06:57Are you with the kids?

06:59Yes, that's why it's hard.

07:00We're still here yesterday.

07:03They are also stranded in Naia Terminal 3

07:06because of Hurricane Karina.

07:07Mrs. Kasuma is supposed to go home to General Santos City.

07:10We went down there.

07:12Later, it was gone.

07:16We asked them to show us our tickets.

07:20They said, your flight is already canceled.

07:25I said, where are we going?

07:27They said, book it again.

07:29It's a good thing that her daughter didn't leave the airport yet.

07:33That's why now, they are here for a picnic here in the departure area

07:36with other passengers stranded.

07:39Those are my new friends.

07:41There are a lot of them.

07:42Last night, they brought me coffee, bread, and donuts.

07:49I couldn't sleep.

07:51It's cold and noisy.

07:56You're old and you don't like noise.

07:59The OFWs can enter the OFW lounge

08:03where it's more comfortable and there's free food.

08:05But the other passengers have their own cartons in the departure area.

08:11Migrant Workers Secretary Hans Kakdak visited IA Terminal 1

08:15to check the status of the OFWs affected by flight cancellations.

08:19Migrant Workers Assistance Center is also in the terminal

08:22to help the OFWs who are about to leave.

08:25In the last flight advisory of Manila International Airport Authority or MIA,

08:29144 flights are canceled today.

08:32These include the Taipei flights of KLM Royal Dutch Airlines,

08:35Eva Air, China Airlines, and Cebu Pacific,

08:38and Guangzhou flights of Xiamen Air and Philippine Airlines.

08:41A lot of domestic flights are also canceled.

08:47Maris, as of 4 p.m., the total canceled flights are at 153.

08:51Throughout the afternoon, the weather here in the IA area is fine.

08:55But to remind passengers,

08:57check your airlines for the next flight

08:59so you won't miss your flight to the airport.

09:01Maris?

09:02Thank you very much, Mav Gonzalez.

09:05Rescuers themselves were the ones who had to be rescued in Marikina

09:09after their boat capsized.

09:11As of now, residents are still having a hard time cleaning the wreckage.

09:16Maki Polido was live there.

09:19Maki?

09:22You know, Tom, last night, the water level reached 20 meters here in Marikina River.

09:28As of now, it's slightly below 15 meters.

09:31It's still high.

09:32But because the flood water is receding,

09:34there are already residents who started cleaning their houses.

09:47Rescue!

09:50Rescue!

09:51In the aftermath of the typhoon last night,

09:53the rescue mission in Marikina was about to return to the tragedy.

09:58At the end of August,

09:59the water level reached the boundary of Barangay Santo Nino and Malanday.

10:03The rescue boat capsized.

10:05Eight rescuers were on board and six were rescued.

10:08When we were about to leave Esquinita,

10:11we had a hard time because the current of the water suddenly increased.

10:15We jumped off the bridge.

10:17Then, eventually, the water came in and we capsized.

10:22That's why the rescuers had to be rescued again,

10:25even though it was already dangerous.

10:27When we were rescued in August,

10:30we were the first ones to be rescued.

10:32We were the first ones to be rescued.

10:35They were recognized and thanked by the City Hall earlier.

10:39We have been googling the training for a few months

10:42so that they can do this.

10:45The interoperability of each group is very important.

10:52In the midst of the heavy flooding,

10:53the rescue boat capsized,

10:54even though it was a boat that had a heart condition

10:56and needed a ventilator.

10:58The boat is now confined in Amang Rodriguez Hospital.

11:01Many of the residents started to clean their houses.

11:06There was no food and no sleep,

11:07but Melda continued to clean the damaged houses.

11:11It is said that it is easier to escape than to return to normal life.

11:15It is very difficult.

11:17We have to wash our things,

11:21we have to cook,

11:22we have to wash our clothes.

11:24It is easier to escape than to return to normal life.

11:29It takes a few days,

11:30a week,

11:31two weeks.

11:33When we escaped,

11:36it only took us a few hours.

11:39While the cleaning is not yet finished,

11:41there is no income.

11:42The child's salary is daily,

11:44and she still cannot get a job.

11:46While Melda,

11:47is still unable to return to her normal life.

11:50When I clean the house,

11:51there is no electricity,

11:52and the machine gets wet.

11:55Dayan is the neighbor.

11:57The washing machine is clogged,

11:58and there is a lot of garbage outside the house.

12:01Due to the simultaneous use of water,

12:03the water pressure has also decreased.

12:05While Julie,

12:06even though she only uses a dustpan,

12:07the water does not stop flowing inside their house.

12:11We need it.

12:12We have nothing to do with it.

12:15Like the super typhoon Ondoy in 2009,

12:18and the typhoon Ulysses in 2020,

12:20the Provident Village in Marikina was flooded again.

12:24Not only the houses,

12:25but also the businesses.

12:27But in Barangay Tumanad,

12:28Omar's store was flooded

12:29because 50% of the flooded grocery items were being sold.

12:34It is still flooded, ma'am.

12:36At least there is something.

12:38Even if it is small, I will return it.

12:39I need it.

12:41City Halls are carrying garbage all day long

12:43to avoid diseases.

12:45While their houses are still not being cleaned,

12:48many people are still visiting the evacuation centers

12:50that were started by the DSWD.

12:54The help from the National Government

12:55and private individuals is important,

12:57especially the funds of the local government.

13:01It is really urgent

13:02because the quick response of Marikina

13:04is less than P30 million.

13:07And this will be used for medicine,

13:09food, and rehabilitation.

13:12That is why the LGU of Marikina

13:14is coordinating with the National Government.

13:23There are still places here in Marikina

13:25where there is still no electricity.

13:27What Meralco said

13:28is that the supply return is not easy.

13:31Customers or residents still need to check

13:35the flooded electrical wires

13:37to avoid accidents.

13:39Tom?

13:40Thank you very much, Maki Polido.

13:44Let's talk about the situation

13:45of the woman who was born in the middle of the flood yesterday.

13:48And the passengers of the bus

13:50who were stuck in the deep flood.

13:53Mark Salazar was hit.

14:00This video was taken

14:01by one of the passengers inside the bus.

14:04He was hit by the deep flood

14:06and fell on Araneta Avenue,

14:08in Barangay Tatalon,

14:09in Quezon City yesterday.

14:16The water inside the bus reached the roof

14:19and half of it was submerged.

14:21According to one passenger,

14:23some of them came out of the bus window

14:25and tried to escape.

14:27Later, some residents came

14:29and helped them get out.

14:35Thank you.

14:37They were then put on a boat to escape.

14:40It took them more than half an hour

14:42to reach the bus.

14:45We're alive!

14:47We're alive!

14:50Flooded houses in many places in Manila

14:54were left in the garbage.

14:56You can see that on the 10 feet high

14:58of this steel matting fence

15:00that sticks to the plastic.

15:03On the 15 feet high of this tree,

15:05you can see that it's full of garbage.

15:08But on the inner roads,

15:10you can see the fence that was left by the flood.

15:13Most of the houses on Don Pepe Street

15:15were left without any equipment

15:17because of the high water level

15:19until 6 in the morning yesterday.

15:21I didn't expect it to be that high.

15:24It's quite deep, sir.

15:25They're still busy cleaning up

15:27so they haven't thought about

15:29how to get up.

15:30Just like him,

15:31the kids will go to school in the city.

15:33That's the only thing we're thinking about

15:35because we can't travel.

15:38We have to clean up first.

15:41Motorcycles are the primary means

15:43of livelihood of the Maria Clara residents

15:45and all of them were flooded.

15:48It's a good thing that there are neighbors

15:50who will collect the most important things

15:52for them.

15:53It's up to them

15:54how much they'll give.

15:57This is the San Juan River

15:59that flooded the house of Barangay Talayan,

16:01Quezon City,

16:02around 6 in the morning.

16:06It's a time when

16:07Micaela Bravo is still giving birth.

16:10Because at 4 in the morning,

16:12I told her grandmother

16:14that the house was already damaged.

16:16There was no flood yet.

16:17Her grandmother said

16:18that there was no flood yet.

16:20That's why

16:22around 5 or 6 in the morning,

16:25the house was flooded.

16:27We couldn't bring her to the house.

16:29That's why she's at her son's house.

16:31Micaela's condition is getting better

16:33and she's going back to the hospital

16:35with her baby boy.

16:36They're naming him David Esther.

16:40If Micaela is going to give birth

16:42because of the flood,

16:43the fight yesterday

16:44against the flood

16:45is going to be fierce.

16:47They didn't expect

16:48that the water level

16:49would rise so fast

16:50in the San Juan River.

16:51There was no flood yet.

16:52When it was about to come,

16:54we evacuated.

16:55They brought her there.

16:57At 4 in the morning.

16:59For GMA Integrated News,

17:01Mark Salazar,

17:0324 Hours.

17:07The Office of the Vice President

17:09confirmed that she left abroad.

17:11Vice President Sara Duterte

17:13and her family

17:14were affected by the flood

17:16in Carina and Habaga.

17:18According to the report,

17:19she flew to Germany yesterday

17:21in the early morning.

17:23Her husband,

17:24children,

17:25and mother.

17:26In an interview,

17:27the OVP said

17:28that it's unfortunate

17:29or sad

17:30that her trip

17:31was accompanied by a flood.

17:33It was a personal trip

17:34with her family

17:36and she had a temporary permit

17:37to leave.

17:39The Office of the President

17:41and Travel Authority

17:42issued a deadline of July 9.

17:44However,

17:45the Disaster Operations Center

17:47of the OVP is always ready

17:49to help families

17:50affected by calamity.

17:52Today,

17:53the Office of Food

17:54to Disaster Responders

17:56in Barangay Manresa,

17:57Quezon City,

17:58also has relief bags

17:59for the 300 families

18:01who were evacuated.

18:04The opening of classes

18:05on Monday

18:06is canceled

18:07according to Education Secretary

18:09Sonny Angarang.

18:10Many schools

18:12need to be fixed

18:13and cleaned

18:14due to the widespread flooding.

18:16Tomorrow,

18:17the list of schools

18:18with suspended admission

18:19will be released.

18:21If not,

18:22the schools

18:23in the affected areas

18:24will be forced

18:25to open

18:26classes

18:27on Monday.

18:29In General Trias, Cavite,

18:31a suspicious suspect

18:33was caught

18:34in a voice phishing scam.

18:35This is the type of fraud

18:37that uses a phone

18:38to steal money

18:40from the bank accounts

18:41of their victims.

18:42Jun Vederation was arrested.

18:47After 8 months

18:48of investigation,

18:51General Trias, Cavite,

18:53was arrested

18:54last night

18:55for voice phishing.

18:59In this mode,

19:00the victims are called

19:01on the phone

19:02while the bankers

19:03pretend

19:04to be able

19:05to convert

19:06their credit card points

19:07into cash.

19:09To do this,

19:10they need to be given

19:11a one-time PIN

19:12that will be sent

19:13to the bank.

19:14But that PIN

19:15is already suspended

19:16so that the contents

19:17of the bank account

19:18can be accessed

19:19by phone.

19:20The arrested

19:21are part

19:22of a big syndicate

19:23and there are

19:24even higher ones

19:25here.

19:27And that is

19:28what we will

19:29continue to look for.

19:30The suspects

19:31were given

19:32cell phones

19:33and registered SIMs

19:34that they use

19:35to watch

19:36voice phishing.

19:37The SIMs are registered

19:38but they did not

19:39watch their names

19:40but the names

19:41of the previous owners

19:42and were bought

19:43for a price of

19:44100 to 200 pesos.

19:46The bank documents

19:47were also stolen

19:48from the area

19:49where the suspects

19:50were raided

19:51and were bought

19:52for 100 pesos

19:53each.

19:54This is where

19:55the suspects

19:56get the number

19:57of their victims.

19:59They say

20:00their target

20:01is a senior.

20:02The PNP

20:03does not rule out

20:04the possibility

20:05that the suspects

20:06have connections

20:07inside the bank.

20:08This information

20:09is like

20:10bank information.

20:11So the question is,

20:12how were these people

20:13able to acquire this?

20:15And then we will

20:16be asking the banks.

20:17They should investigate

20:18also.

20:19They should not rely

20:20on law enforcement.

20:22In the investigation

20:23of the PNP

20:24Anti-Cybercrime Group,

20:25the group started

20:26operating in 2021.

20:28Their monthly income

20:29is estimated

20:30to be 5 million pesos.

20:33The PNP will file

20:34a complaint

20:35against the Access Devices

20:36Regulation Act

20:37for the victims.

20:38They are also studying

20:39if the case

20:40of economic sabotage

20:41can be investigated.

20:42What can you say

20:43to the people

20:44who are

20:45involved

20:46in voice phishing?

20:52Do you want

20:53to comment?

20:55We were not able

20:56to get a statement

20:57from the suspects.

20:58From January

20:59until November

21:00last year,

21:01more than 10,000

21:02complaints

21:03related to voice phishing

21:04were received

21:05by the PNP.

21:07The PNP

21:08Anti-Cybercrime Group

21:09repeatedly says

21:10that if you call

21:11anything

21:12that they will get

21:13any personal information,

21:14don't just give it to them.

21:16For GMA Integrated News,

21:18June Veneration

21:19is scheduled

21:20for 24 hours.

21:25Good evening, Kapuso!

21:26Our Kapuso Navy Reservist

21:27is one of a kind

21:28like Ding Dong Dantes

21:30in providing relief goods

21:32to the GMA Kapuso Foundation

21:33in Marikina.

21:34And not only that,

21:36a portion of the money

21:37that was lost

21:38in the recent GMA gala

21:39will be diverted

21:40to help

21:41the victims of the typhoon.

21:43May I report,

21:44this is Larson Tiago.

21:48They wore their uniforms

21:50as Navy Reservists.

21:52Ding Dong Dantes,

21:54Rocco Nasino,

21:56and Miss Universe Philippines 2021

21:59Beatriz Luigi Gomez

22:02arrived at Malanday Elementary School

22:04in Marikina

22:06to help the GMA Kapuso Foundation

22:09in providing relief goods

22:10to the victims

22:12of the typhoon

22:14that was caused

22:16by Hurricane Karina.

22:18Automatically,

22:20Rocco and Beatriz

22:22helped them

22:24during these times.

22:26These are the things

22:27that we do as Reservists.

22:29One of the few things

22:30that we do as Reservists

22:32if you need anything,

22:34we are there,

22:35especially in the GMA Kapuso Foundation

22:36right now,

22:37here in Marikina.

22:38We are able to bring smiles here

22:40so that is a big thing for us.

22:42But for them to see

22:43the situation here,

22:45we are more eager

22:47to help now.

22:48Personally,

22:49as a Cebuana,

22:51I personally experienced this

22:52in 2021 during Odette.

22:54So I know what it feels like.

22:56So when we were called

22:58that our country needs help,

23:00I really didn't hesitate.

23:03Dong also went

23:05to Barangay Taniong

23:06to bring help.

23:08GMA Kapuso Foundation

23:10Executive Vice President

23:12and COO,

23:14Ricky Escudero-Catibob

23:16shared their joy

23:18and pride.

23:20I'm very, very proud

23:22of all of them

23:24because you know,

23:26kindness is the new wealth

23:28and it is very important

23:30to use

23:32celebrity for charity.

23:34GMA Kapuso Foundation

23:36is also very grateful

23:38for the importance

23:40of the Likom

23:42to the GMA Gala

23:44that is now being used

23:46as a help

23:48to those affected

23:50by the floods and storms.

23:52When this happened,

23:54Ma'am Annette Gozon

23:56she called up and she said,

23:58Ricky, let's divert

24:00what we raised

24:01for the GMA Gala

24:03last Saturday.

24:05So, less than a week,

24:07we will divert

24:09for those affected

24:11by the floods.

24:13How was the experience

24:15of Dong,

24:17Rocco, and Beatriz

24:19in the aftermath

24:21of the unceasing rain yesterday?

24:23Thank God, it's okay.

24:25It's just sad

24:27that some are not okay.

24:29I hope this ends

24:31soon.

24:33It's okay for us in Antipolo

24:35but the wind is strong

24:37and I can't go down

24:39to help.

24:41I saw the Marikina River

24:43flooding.

24:45We were just fortunate

24:47that we are far from the area

24:49and we live in a high place

24:51but it's really sad

24:53for those affected.

24:55For GMA Integrated News,

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