Balitanghali: (Part 2) August 12, 2024

GMA Integrated News

-Oil Price Rollback, epektibo bukas   -Posibleng umento sa sahod sa 4 na rehiyon, isasalang sa public consultation   -Travel tax exemption sa mga biyahero mula sa Mindanao at Palawan na patungong Brunei, Indonesia at Malaysia, epektibo hanggang June 30, 2028   -Phl Golfers Bianca Pagdanganan at Dottie Ardina, naka-4th at 13th place sa Women's Individual Stroke Play/Phl Golfers, walang nagamit na official uniform sa pagsabak sa Paris Olympics   -Presyo ng sariwang karneng baboy sa Trabajo Market, bumaba; presyo ng frozen pork, tumaas   -Lobo, Batangas, isinailalim sa State of Calamity dahil sa banta ng ASF/Phl Association of Meat Processors, sinabing galing sa ASF-free na mga lugar ang supply nila ng karne/Phl Amalgamated Supermarkets Association: Dapat tiyakin ng Dept. of Agriculture na kontrolado ang presyo ng karneng baboy at sliced meats   -Jamantes, bagong fandom name ni Julie Anne San Jose/JulieVer, may guitar-hunting date; may bagong dance entry   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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00:00Good news for motorists, the rollback continues and it's a big time tomorrow.

00:10In the announcement of sea oil and clean fuel, there is a reduction of 2 pesos and 45 centavos per liter of gasoline, 1 peso and 90 centavos for diesel.

00:20There is also an additional price of 2 pesos and 40 centavos per liter of sea oil.

00:25At present, gasoline is priced at 53 pesos to 74 pesos per liter in Metro Manila.

00:33Diesel is priced at 49 pesos to 63 pesos per liter, while kerosene is priced at 69 pesos to 81 pesos.

00:43The public consultation will be conducted by the wage boards of the four regions in the country for the possible increase in wages of the workers.

00:53According to Labor Secretary Bienvenido Laguesma, this will be done by the wage boards of Cagayan Valley, Central Luzon, Central Visayas, and Soc Sargen.

01:02This is to ensure justice for all adjustments to the minimum wage.

01:07The last wage order in the four regions was approved in September 2023.

01:12According to Laguesma, there will also be public consultations and wage boards in other regions in the coming months.

01:21Travel tax will now exempt travelers from international airports and seaports in Mindanao and Palawan to Brunei, Indonesia, and Malaysia.

01:33This is in accordance with President Bongbong Marcos' issued order.

01:37It aims to strengthen economic development in Mindanao and Palawan.

01:41The Travel Tax Exemption Certificate will be obtained from the Tourism Infrastructure and Enterprise Zone Authority or TIESA.

01:49The so-called tax exemption is effective until June 30, 2028.

01:56The two nationals in the Paris Olympics performed well in golf.

02:00On the other hand, they also experienced a lot about their uniform.

02:04Breaking news brought to you by MAV Gonzales.

02:08Bianca Pagdanganan finished fourth place in the Paris Olympics Golf Finals, the highest ranking of a Filipino golfer in the Olympics.

02:17Pagdanganan finished 13th after three rounds of golf.

02:21But he was able to catch up in the last round to finish in 282 total, just one stroke lower than the bronze medalist from China.

02:29This is a big leap from his 43rd place in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

02:34Dottie Ardina finished in the joint 13th place.

02:37The two Filipino golfers neglected their good performance amid issues with their uniforms.

02:44Neither of them wore an official uniform.

02:47They just taped the Philippine flag patch on their uniforms, according to Dottie's video that went viral online.

02:53Let's tape this again.

02:56Double-sided tape.

02:59It's fun.

03:01I wish everyone has a uniform.

03:03We're the only ones who don't have one.

03:04Oh my God.

03:05What kind of Olympics is this?

03:07Shout-out to those who gave their uniforms to us.

03:13Where did they go?

03:15There are only two of us here.

03:17There are only 22 athletes.

03:19It's still not enough.

03:21The National Golf Association of the Philippines, or NGAP, and the Philippine Olympic Committee explained that

03:27the golfers were given an official uniform from the sponsor.

03:30Some items arrived in Paris, but there was no competition gear.

03:34The sponsor told the NGAP that the golfers' uniforms were tied to the logistics provider.

03:40That's why the apparel sponsor bought them clothes in Paris.

03:43However, there was no Philippine flag or country code.

03:47The sponsor found a way to do it.

03:49But when it came to the uniforms, only one fit Ardina.

03:52The sponsor was supposed to buy them again, but Ardina decided to buy their own clothes.

03:58The Senate Committee on Sports will conduct a review and post-evaluation of the Olympic Games

04:03to avoid such incidents and to support the Philippine athletes in the upcoming competitions.

04:10The committee chairman, Senator Bong Go, said that he feels bad for the athletes.

04:15He did not expect this, especially since there is an additional P30 million for the preparation of the Paris Olympics delegates.

04:23Aside from this, the Philippine Sports Commission gave a total of P500,000 financial support to each athlete.

04:29Mav Gonzalez reported for GMA Integrated News.

04:34The price of pork has decreased in some families here in Metro Manila.

04:40Like the labor market in Manila, the price of fresh pork has decreased from P350 to P10.

04:49The pork belly used to be P400, now it's only P390.

04:53According to some sellers there, there is a lot of supply of fresh pork.

04:58Meanwhile, even if the price increased by P30 per kilo, it's still cheaper to buy frozen pork at the price of P260 per kilo.

05:08Based on the latest monitoring of the Department of Agriculture,

05:11the price of each kilo of Kasim in NCR is between P290 to P370.

05:18The price of pork has increased from P330 to P400 per kilo.

05:24Aside from this, some mothers avoided buying pork and processed meat because of African Swine Fever.

05:35That's why some mothers are urging to declare a National State of Calamity if the effect of ASF is still there.

05:44This is a report by Jamie Santos.

05:47Lobo Batangas has been declared a State of Calamity because of African Swine Fever or ASF.

05:55The Department of Agriculture will now place checkpoints so that the infected pigs cannot be released.

06:02They will also conduct mass testing and all pigs that are negative in the testing will be released in Batangas.

06:10Six towns in Quezon Province are affected by ASF.

06:14These are the towns of San Andres, Lopez, Makalelon, Mauban, Candelari, and Chaong.

06:20ASF-free or non-monitored ASF in Alabat Island, Humalig, and Patnanungan, Quezon.

06:27In Calamba, Laguna, pigs in Barangay Turbina also have a quarantine checkpoint inspection.

06:33Despite the issue of ASF, according to the Philippine Association of Meat Processors Incorporated or PAMPI,

06:40the issue of ASF has no effect on their products.

06:44In a text message sent to GMAE Integrated News of Edwin Africa,

06:48one of the directors of PAMPI explained that their raw materials are from ASF-free areas.

06:54They are also implementing strict quality control.

06:58But they can see that it will have an effect on prices and supply.

07:03This is also the effect of the prices and supply of the Philippine Amalgated Supermarkets Association or PAGASA.

07:10That's why the Department of Agriculture should ensure that the movement of the price of pork and sliced meat is controlled,

07:17even when the pigs are transported.

07:19In the midst of the issue of ASF and the possible price increase of processed meat,

07:23it's not scary to buy and eat pork from the stores they choose.

07:28It's okay. There are places where we don't have to buy and eat.

07:33But it's not scary to buy pork from the stores that have processed meat.

07:38It's okay.

07:40But it's not scary to buy and eat pork from the stores that have processed meat.

07:44Some will choose to eat pork.

07:46It's okay because there are places that don't have AESF.

07:50We will just choose the products of pork that we will buy.

07:54Of course, the fresh ones.

07:56Then, let's just avoid other places.

07:59But there are also people who will avoid buying pork.

08:03I will not eat pork anymore because there are a lot of pork that spread.

08:08Jamie Santos reporting for GMA Integrated News.

08:15Happy Monday, everyone!

08:17ASIA's Limitless star, Julianne San Jose announced the new fandom name.

08:26I've decided to go with 3, 2, 1.

08:30Drumroll.

08:32Jamantes!

08:34Jamantes is the new fandom name.

08:36Fans requested for a fandom name that has a connection with the past and present fans of the singer.

08:43According to Julie, Jamantes is a reminder of her first album that was released 12 years ago,

08:48which is a certified diamond record.

08:50For Julie, diamonds are precious just like her fans.

08:54The fandom color is far-orange because orange is her favorite.

08:58And like fire, she says that she loves fans.

09:05Speaking of Julianne, Raver Cruz has something to say for Juliverse.

09:10They have a guitar hunting date at a guitar shop in Los Angeles, California.

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