State of the Nation Part 1 & 3: Napurnadang balik-eskuwela; Freediving sa baha?, atbp.

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00:00An SUV hit a parked vehicle in Bagong Silang, Iligan City.

00:10The impact was so strong that the vehicle almost collided with a carambola.

00:15A rider was killed standing on the side of the road.

00:19The driver of the car was injured.

00:21According to the investigation, the driver of the SUV ran fast.

00:27It's already Monday, but some schools are still flooded.

00:32Evacuation centers are still being used.

00:35According to the Department of Education,

00:37more than 700 schools will not be able to return to school on Monday.

00:43Here is my report.

00:48Public schools are already open on Monday.

00:51But the eight classrooms of Malinta Elementary School in Valenzuela

00:55are still occupied by 150 evacuees.

00:59Despite this, painting and cleaning are still being done as part of the school opening.

01:05Anolid Elementary School in Mangaldan, Pangasinan is still flooded.

01:10I'm excited to go to school because I have something to use.

01:18Some parents are still worried that their children will enter the school.

01:22The children will be affected.

01:24Don't you want to go in?

01:26I don't want to because my child might get sick.

01:29In the initial assessment of DepEd,

01:31the cost of the school fees is already more than P630 million.

01:36In total, 738 schools in four regions

01:41will not be able to open their classes on Monday

01:44or will be used as evacuation centers.

01:47We really want to return to school on July 29.

01:52But some will not be able to do it.

01:55On the whole, so far our report is that NCR, Region 4A, Calabarzon, and Region 3 are severely damaged.

02:07Malabon LGU will open its classes on July 31,

02:12especially since they will not be able to go down to their 30 schools affected.

02:16On August 5, classes will start in public and private schools in Marikina City.

02:23The President's intention is that classes should continue on Monday as long as possible.

02:28But he instructed the local government and the schools that he is the last step.

02:35Open your classes as long as you can.

02:40Those who can, please go inside.

02:42Because the learning loss is very real.

02:45And number one, we are one of the most missed classes in the world.

02:53Despite the rain and floods this Wednesday,

02:56some provinces are still experiencing it.

03:00They can't help but compare the effects of Hurricane Karina and Habagat to that of Hurricane Ondoy in 2009.

03:07This is the explanation of Pag-asa in the report of Vona Kino.

03:14On May 8, in Navotas River, Ernesto Oprinario Jr.'s boat sank.

03:19According to his father, Ernesto and his friend jumped into the river for a swim.

03:25His son drowned. His friend was saved.

03:29All he said was, Pa, I'm going out.

03:33That's all. I can't do anything. It hurts me.

03:38In Calumpit, Bulacan, the water is still not receding.

03:41This is the effect of the heavy rain accompanied by high tide and the loss of water in Ipo and Bustos Dam.

03:47Some have no choice but to boat.

03:50Some even ride saloon tractors.

03:52More than 127,000 residents are affected.

03:57Meanwhile in Mauban, Quezon, President Bongbong Marcos is in a situation briefing.

04:02He is preparing the local government because this is just the beginning of the typhoons this year.

04:08The President also conducted an aerial inspection in Rizal Province.

04:12In Tindinamanang Bahang, bad weather was forced on this Wednesday.

04:17Many people can't help but compare this to Hurricane Ondoy.

04:21It's a sign of hope.

04:23Within six hours, more rain was brought to Ondoy,

04:26which reached 300 millimeters compared to 207 millimeters of the combined typhoon Kareena and Habagat.

04:33However, the rain of Habagat lasted for up to 18 hours this Wednesday,

04:38so it almost reached Ondoy.

04:41It's better to compare Kareena and Habagat this Wednesday,

04:45in Habagat in 2012, than Ondoy in 2009.

04:49Kareena, in around 18 hours, produced around 300 millimeters of rain,

04:56just like what happened in Habagat in 2012.

04:59Ondoy, in a span of six hours, produced 300 millimeters of rain.

05:05So, it happened in a short amount of time, but it produced a lot.

05:10Von Aquino reporting for GMA Integrated News.

05:15The change of the signage of Hill Puyat Avenue in Makati,

05:20to Hill Tulog, for an ad campaign, has happened.

05:24The family of the former Senate President, Hill Puyat,

05:27filed a complaint against the ad agency.

05:31Mark Salazar has a report.

05:34Some motorists and pedestrians seem to have regained their senses

05:40when Hill Puyat Avenue in Makati suddenly became Hill Tulog.

06:03The change of the street signage,

06:05to an ad campaign of a food supplement for proper sleep,

06:10did not please the family of the former Senate President, Hill Puyat.

06:14The family has decided to take action against this agency.

06:21They became very foolish and very insulting.

06:24We are not the only people who feel that something was done to a person

06:31who has served the country and who has a clean record for all the 20 years that he has served.

06:39In his grandson's Facebook post,

06:41Ericka Puyat-Lontok called the insult to his grandfather's name

06:47disrespectful in order to sell products.

06:49Makati Mayor Abi Binay has now banned the Hill Tulog street signs.

06:54In Binay's statement, he apologized to the Puyat family

06:57and explained that the request for permit of this advertising campaign did not reach his table.

07:04His officials who approved the permit should have been more sincere

07:09and they were reprimanded.

07:12Wellspring, which commissioned the ad campaign,

07:15also apologized to the Puyat family.

07:18They did not intend to insult the memory of the former senator.

07:22They also apologized to Mayor Binay and the Makati family.

07:26They did not intend to hurt their ad campaign.

07:29They used wordplay to give importance to sleep in the well-being of the people.

07:35After being recognized for being insensitive to their campaign,

07:39they removed all the signages.

07:44Mark Salazar reporting for GMA Integrated News.

07:49In spite of the widespread oil spill,

07:52siphoning or siphoning of oil from sinking motor tankers in Lima-Bataan has not yet started.

07:59According to the Philippine Coast Guard, the weather is still bad.

08:02As of now, only oil sheen or oil slick has been found in the empty Terra Nova.

08:08A private salvage company is also on its way to siphon 1.4 million liters of oil.

08:16Oil spills in Metro Manila, Bulacan, and Pampanga are possible

08:21if the oil continues to leak.

08:24According to Portavaga Ship Management Inc.,

08:27the owner of the sunken tanker,

08:29their crisis management team is already on duty to ensure a zero-oil spill.

08:34Their equipment is also on standby,

08:36and they have already contacted foreign companies to help.

08:47It is common for Filipinos to look for an opportunity to smile even in the midst of calamity.

08:53Like an employee who wore free diving gear when he entered the workplace,

08:58knowing that there is a risk of flooding.

09:00That's what's in this report.

09:05The protest continues even if there is flood.

09:08That's the procession in Hagonoy, Bulacan,

09:10and in the streets, there is dance and celebration.

09:13The celebration is the celebration of their bosses.

09:16They say the flood will not stop.

09:20According to the weather forecast of the battle,

09:22this is Stephen Bryan's entry.

09:24He had to enter the workplace,

09:26so he wore a skirt in case the flood reaches his head.

09:30Goggles and snorkel, even fins.

09:33As a free diver, he thought of wearing gear.

09:36For the flood, there is no fear.

09:38But he really did not swim in the flood

09:40because his work was immediately canceled.

09:43This is the one who really smiled, Frederick Gallo.

09:45He even wore his blue snorkel for pictorial purposes

09:49and to swim in order to buy food.

09:52It is common for Filipinos to be in the middle of calamity.

09:55Remember, until it is avoided, do not swim in the flood

09:59because it is dangerous to life and health.

10:03For more UN videos visit www.un.org

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