Unang Balita sa Unang Hirit: AUGUST 19, 2024 [HD]

GMA Integrated News

Narito ang mga nangungunang balita ngayong August 19, 2024  - Volcanic smog, namataan sa ilang lugar sa Batangas  - Comelec: Tuloy ang reklamong material misrepresentation vs. Alice Guo | Apela ni Guo sa DOJ, ibasura ang reklamong qualified human trafficking laban sa kaniya  - Pananatili ng BRP Teresa Magbanua sa Escoda Shoal, ipinrotesta ng China | Philippine Coast Guard: May karapatan ang Pilipinas na manatili sa Escoda Shoal at hindi kailangan ng permiso ng ibang bansa | Mga video at larawan ng salusalo ng mga taga-China Coast Guard at Chinese Maritime Militia sa may Escoda Shoal, inilabas ng PCG  - Abot sa 100 pamilya sa Brgy. San Isidro, nasunugan  - Pag-inspeksiyon sa mga truck na may kargang mga baboy, lalong hinigpitan | Closed van na may dalang karneng manok, ininspeksiyon din | 147 baboy na naharang sa inspection site noong nakaraang linggo,nagpositibo sa ASF | 2 truck na luma ang permit at may kargang baboy na may sintomas ng ASF, hinarang din  - Panayam kay DFA Usec. Eduardo De Vega tungkol sa gulo sa Lebanon  - Panayam kay DMW Sec. Hans Cacdac kaugnay sa sitwasyon ng mga Pinoy sa gitna ng gulo sa Lebanon  - DOH, tiniyak na sapat ang guidelines laban sa Mpox o monkeypox sa bansa  - Alden Richards, Isko Moreno, at Boobay, nag-perform sa Taste of Manila 2024  - "It's Showtime" host Anne Curtis, enjoy sa bakasyon sa Dumaguete City  - 14 sasakyan, nahuling dumaan sa EDSA busway; isang nasitang kotse, official vehicle ng LTO | 2 nahuling motorsiklo, in-impound dahil hindi rehistrado  Unang Balita is the news segment of GMA Network's daily morning program, Unang Hirit. It's anchored by Arnold Clavio, Susan Enriquez, Ivan Mayrina, and Mariz Umali, and airs on GMA-7 Mondays to Fridays at 5:30 AM (PHL Time).  For more videos from Unang Balita, visit http://www.gmanetwork.com/unangbalita. For Kapuso abroad, subscribe to GMA Pinoy TV (http://www.gmapinoytv.com/) for GMA programs.

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00:00In Lipa, Batangas, you can see the volcanic smog that came from the Taal Volcano.

00:18Motorists are crossing the road because of the thick fog.

00:23You can also see fog in their residential area.

00:25In the latest bulletin of PHEVOX, the Taal Volcano remains under Alert Level 1.

00:30Visitors are still not allowed to enter the Taal Volcano Island, which has been declared as a Permanent Danger Zone.

00:36A few reminders from the Department of Health.

00:38So that the fog will not be long, cover your nose and mouth if it comes out.

00:43Wear a N95 or a thick face mask.

00:46As far as possible, avoid leaving your house.

00:49Close your windows and doors.

00:52Drink plenty of water if you have irritation or itchiness.

00:56Also monitor your feelings and consult with your doctor if necessary.

01:05The complaint of Komalek's material misrepresentation continues against Alice Guo,

01:10even though she was removed by the Ombudsman as the Mayor of Banban, Tarlac.

01:14As for Komalek Chairman, George Garcia, their complaint has nothing to do with her firing from her position.

01:20On August 13, Komalek fired Guo,

01:23as part of the complaint that has something to do with her lying about her Certificate of Candidacy in the Election 2022.

01:31Komalek is still waiting for the counter-affidavit to be filed against Guo's camp.

01:39Guo was asked by the Department of Justice to trash the complaint of Qualified Human Trafficking against her.

01:45This has nothing to do with Guo's connection to the Pogo raid in Banban, where more than 800 Pogo workers are in the camp.

01:53In the counter-affidavit that Guo filed this Friday,

01:56Guo said that the complaint has nothing to do with her destroying her reputation.

02:01It's ridiculous to say that she's involved in human trafficking

02:05just because she used to be a stockholder of Baofu Land Development,

02:10the land owned by the Pogo raid in Banban.

02:14The DOJ asked why Guo filed the counter-affidavit this Friday

02:19when the preliminary investigation of the complaint is about to end.

02:23Now, they are just studying the request of the former mayor.

02:31The Department of Interior and Local Government, or DILG,

02:35is urging the use of the truck of the Bureau of Fire Protection

02:38to put water in a private swimming pool in Taytay, Rizal.

02:42DILG Secretary Benjur Abalos ordered the investigation.

02:45Following the release of the photos on social media,

02:48it is now known who is the BFP involved in the incident.

02:52It is possible that the person who committed the crime is a fake.

03:01China protested against the maintenance of the ship of the Philippine Coast Guard,

03:05BRP Teresa Magbanwa, in Sabina, or Escodación,

03:09which they claimed as part of their territory.

03:12According to the PCG, Escodación is in the exclusive economic zone of the Philippines.

03:18That's why our ships have the right to stay there.

03:21We have first news from Mav Gonzales.

03:27In the last monitoring of the international advocacy group Sea Light,

03:30the four Chinese militia vessels in Escodación or Sabina,

03:36BRP Teresa Magbanwa was also there.

03:38She was sent there by the Philippine Coast Guard to guard.

03:41But it is being guarded by China.

03:43They are the Spratlys on Nansha Islands,

03:46where Escoda is located, which they call the Shandin Reef.

03:49According to the spokesperson of the Chinese Foreign Ministry,

03:52it is not authorized for the Philippine ships to stay there.

03:56China said it will interfere with their sovereignty

04:00against the declaration on the conduct of parties in the South China Sea

04:04and that it is a serious threat to the peace and order in the South China Sea.

04:09China has already entered the diplomatic channels to stop the Philippines

04:13from our entry and departure of ships there.

04:17China is monitoring the situation and they will not use force

04:22to protect their territorial sovereignty and maritime rights.

04:27According to the PCG spokesperson for the West Philippine Sea, Commodore J. Tariella,

04:31Escoda Shoal is in the Exclusive Economic Zone of the Philippines

04:35in accordance with the UNCLOS and the 2016 Arbitral Tribunal Award.

04:39Therefore, the ships of the PCG have the right to stay there

04:43as long as they do not need permission from other countries.

04:47Tariella also said that China should stop the declaration

04:52on the conduct of parties in the South China Sea

04:55because they themselves are violating it.

04:57Some large ships of the China Coast Guard, Chinese Maritime Militia,

05:01and even naval assets were sent to Escoda Shoal,

05:05which added to the tension in the region.

05:08In addition, the PCG did not deploy there just for fun,

05:12but to protect the rights of the Philippines,

05:15especially from illegal fishing and the theft of the rich seas

05:19that are destroyed in the marine environment.

05:22Some time ago, pictures and videos were released by Tariella

05:26of the vessels 5303 of the China Coast Guard,

05:29which instead of inspecting the Chinese Maritime Militia vessels

05:33near Escoda Shoal,

05:35they are still mixing and mixing.

05:38It is clear that there is no formal boarding procedure

05:41to question the maintenance of the militia vessels,

05:44even if they are not fishing.

05:46We asked the Department of Foreign Affairs or DFA and Malacanang,

05:50but they still have no answer.

05:52This is the first news.

05:54Mav Gonzalez for GMA Integrated News.

05:56A residential area in Barangay San Isidro in Paranaque was burned last night.

06:01Many families were burned.

06:03No one will return home.

06:05The first news is live from Jomer Apresto.

06:08Jomer.

06:14I am here in the covered court of Barangay San Isidro in Paranaque City.

06:18This is the evacuation site of more than 300 residents who were burned last night.

06:28In this drone video, you can see the extent of the fire in Barangay San Isidro, Paranaque City.

06:34According to the Bureau of Fire Protection,

06:36the fire started at 7 p.m. last night.

06:39When it arrived, the fire was still very big.

06:42The alarm was still raised.

06:45In our operations, it is really hard to enter because it is very tight,

06:51and the house is made of concrete and light materials.

06:58It is hard for the firefighters to enter because of the tightness of the area.

07:03Two fire volunteers were injured in their hands.

07:06It took more than five hours for the fire to start before it was extinguished around 1 a.m.

07:1225-year-old Gian Carlo came from work and was rushed to his father's house after he heard the news of the fire.

07:19But he said that he almost lost all of his belongings, except for his father's dog and cat.

07:26The important thing is that my father was saved.

07:28This is the picture of my brother.

07:30He died this year.

07:3333-year-old Jason came from a mall with his family and was surprised by the fire.

07:40It was my son's birthday.

07:42We went to the church after we finished eating.

07:49When we got home, this is what we saw.

07:53Our house was destroyed.

07:55His problem now is that his five daughters are sleeping well.

07:59According to the barangay, almost 100 families, or more than 300 individuals, lost their homes

08:06while they are now staying in the covered court of the barangay.

08:10We will get the indoor tents and put them here.

08:13This will also be our evacuation area.

08:16The captain is also preparing the food.

08:22According to the BFP, it is fortunate that the fire was contained immediately

08:25and it will not spread across the houses that are now surrounded by Las Pinas City.

08:30For now, the authorities are still trying to figure out the extent of the damage

08:36and what caused the fire.

08:43The main needs of the affected residents here are clean clothes, especially the underwear.

08:49Most of them here have nothing to save.

08:53This is the first news from Paranaque.

08:55I am Jomer Apresto for GMA Integrated News.

09:00The authorities should be careful in the inspection sites against African Swine Fever or ASF.

09:05There are pigs that are already infected with the disease,

09:09as well as trucks that have chickens under the inspection.

09:13We have live news from James Agustin.

09:16James.

09:21Good morning.

09:22The authorities should be careful in the inspection sites.

09:26For example, here in Mindanao Avenue,

09:28if I were here now, there are trucks that were stopped last week

09:32with pigs that tested positive for African Swine Fever or ASF.

09:41The authorities blocked this truck at the inspection site in Mindanao Avenue, Quezon City

09:46with pigs that tested positive for African Swine Fever or ASF.

09:49From Quezon, 42 pigs were delivered to Novaliches.

09:53The wheels and surroundings of the truck were disinfected.

09:55The pigs were also inspected and checked to see if the number on the permit was correct.

10:01Even if there is a slight error, it can be understood that these are the ones who will deliver the pigs.

10:05It is really prohibited for us to bring pigs that are infected with the disease.

10:10So you are approved to do this kind of work?

10:12Yes. We have already made a permit.

10:15From Camarinasur, 110 pigs were delivered to Pangasinan.

10:22The pigs were checked one by one.

10:24They were also checked to see if the documents are complete.

10:27According to the driver, six inspection sites have been passed through.

10:31It's okay for us even if there is a slight error. At least, it's safe.

10:35We will go to our destination, right?

10:38Are the documents complete?

10:39Yes. Of course, it's complete.

10:41A closed van with chickens and their by-products was also not allowed to pass.

10:46The products were delivered from Taytay Rizal to Isabela.

10:49It's okay because we heard that there are pigs that are infected with the disease.

10:55It's okay because we know that there are people who are delivering pigs that are infected with the disease.

11:05This closed van is still empty.

11:08They will just get supplies of pigs and chickens from Marilao, Bulacan.

11:13It's okay for us even if there is a slight error.

11:16At least, it's safe for us to get supplies of pigs and chickens from Marilao, Bulacan.

11:22That's the most important thing, the documents.

11:25The Bureau of Animal Industry and the Quezon City Veterinary Department and the police are closely monitoring the situation.

11:31Last week, 147 pigs that were stopped at the inspection site were tested positive for African Swine Fever or ASF.

11:39This weekend, two more trucks loaded with pigs were stopped at the Commonwealth in Quezon City and Malanday, Valenzuela.

11:46One of the trucks was found using a recycled local shipping permit while the other was found with ASF symptoms.

11:54The results of the tests on the pigs are still being waited for.

11:57While we are monitoring the situation at the inspection site here in Mindanao Avenue,

12:07the Bureau of Animal Industry and the trucks loaded with pigs have not seen any problems.

12:15The documents are complete, just like the shipping permit.

12:18They also found no symptoms of ASF in the pigs.

12:22That's why they were able to pass the inspection site.

12:24But that's not the end of it.

12:26Just like what we have mentioned, especially those who deliver pigs,

12:30they have to pass through several inspection sites before they can reach the place where the pigs will be delivered.

12:36That's the first news from Quezon City.

12:38I'm James Agustin for JEMAI Integrated News.

12:41Let's talk about the mess in Lebanon.

12:44Let's find out the situation there from the Department of Foreign Affairs Undersecretary Eduardo De Vega.

12:49Usec De Vega, good morning to you.

12:51Good morning.

12:53Sir, please give an idea to our viewers.

12:58What is the situation in Lebanon?

13:00Is the mess only focused on Beirut or the incidents of the mess are all over the place?

13:07First, the mess is not focused on Beirut.

13:10It's only on the southern border with Israel because Israel and Hezbollah,

13:16the militants are on the border.

13:18They are always sending missiles to the Israel border and Israel will retaliate.

13:25The military or violent attacks are there.

13:30Beirut is still peaceful.

13:32There's tension.

13:33The ambassador said the situation is tense.

13:35But the life in the city is normal.

13:38That's why most of our countrymen want to leave the city because they are used to the situation in the Middle East.

13:49I want to assure the family of the OFWs and other Filipinos that Beirut is not a war zone.

13:57But we don't want a situation where suddenly there's a war in Gaza or Sudan.

14:06It's hard for Filipinos to evacuate.

14:08As long as possible, we want to repatriate as many as possible.

14:12That's why we have voluntary repatriation.

14:15How many people have signed up to repatriate, Usec?

14:21This started last November and December.

14:24There are already 356.

14:26If you include those who were repatriated by migrant workers, OFWs, and those who were repatriated by the funding of the DFA for immigrants,

14:37there are already 356 who went home.

14:39There are 738 more, but there are more.

14:43738 are pending because they are waiting for their exit.

14:48If you see that there are roughly 11,000 or 12,000 Filipinos, according to the figures,

14:5512,000 to 11,000 Filipinos are in Lebanon.

14:58Maybe there are more of them because there are undocumented.

15:03If there are 11,000 or 12,000, less than 10 percent are still waiting to go home.

15:10Most of them are either undocumented or those who just arrived, less than two or three years.

15:19That's why they are still waiting because they are not used to this life.

15:28Usec, we are not asking for the exact number because there are undocumented.

15:37We are not asking for the exact number because we have repatriated from Lebanon twice, including in 2009 or so.

15:46There was a war there.

15:48So there are thousands of Filipinos who went home.

15:51Recently, the estimates were about 17,000.

15:54But in Lebanon right now, there are only 11,500 or 11,000 to 12,000.

16:00So we are using the Filipino community, the DFA and the MWU is using the contacts.

16:08We can explain this to you so that we can know how many they are.

16:12But everyone knows how to contact and use this voluntary repatriation program.

16:19Usec, there will be a flight tomorrow.

16:22The airports are open. We don't have any restrictions on letting them go home.

16:28In fact, only three people are going home.

16:30There are a few who go home every month.

16:33That's why we want to do this.

16:37The airport is still open.

16:39The Middle East airlines are still open.

16:41European airlines are flying to Lebanon.

16:44If there is a war, we are already planning to evacuate through the northern ports.

16:50This has already happened before.

16:52Hopefully, it won't happen again.

16:54But the embassy has a contingency plan.

16:57Usec, in southern Lebanon, how many of our countrymen have been there?

17:01Well, supposedly, the ambassador told us.

17:03It's not exact, but there are three kills.

17:05Not up to 100.

17:07Those who are in southern cities.

17:11But the border itself, where there is a war, where there is a war, there are no Filipinos there.

17:17Last year and even before, there were a handful, maybe less than one dozen,

17:26but they are not there anymore.

17:29There are no Filipinos on the border.

17:31But southern cities that are close to the border, maybe one hour away or so,

17:36maybe a few kilometers or 50 kilometers away, there are Filipinos.

17:40We are calling on them to go to Beirut.

17:44The problem is, and to go to the Philippines if possible.

17:47These are our countrymen.

17:49They haven't left their countrymen yet.

17:54Usec, what are our considerations for us to declare a mandatory repatriation status in Lebanon?

18:02Mandatory if there's a total breakdown of peace and order.

18:05A good example is Gaza.

18:07It's a war.

18:09We're hoping that it won't happen.

18:11Second, the charter planes and ships should be ready.

18:16We're just preparing them now.

18:19Ambassador Raymond Balatbach and his team, Labor Attaché Alex Padayan,

18:26said that if we announce alert level four and there's no one left home, then it's a failure.

18:32We don't want to give an alarmist situation because life in Lebanon is normal.

18:39But there are many countries, including China, India, Saudi Arabia,

18:43and some other countries who are calling on their citizens to leave Lebanon before a war breaks out.

18:50Okay. Usec, thank you very much for that update.

18:54We will continue to update you on the situation in Lebanon.

18:58Let's listen to DLA Undersecretary Eduardo De Vega.

19:07A barangay officer in Antipolo, Rizal, was killed after he was shot in the head.

19:12The suspect was arrested. The crime could be denied.

19:15EJ Gomez has the first news.

19:19This is a new case.

19:21This woman's tears were shed when her bloodthirsty husband approached her in a van.

19:28The 57-year-old victim was shot in the head.

19:31It was early in the morning yesterday in Marcos Highway, Barangay Nayon, Antipolo City.

19:36Our victim was in her van where she was seen with the suspect who was talking.

19:47That instance, he was shot in the head, which led to the untimely death of the victim.

19:57According to the husband of the victim, the victim was supposed to buy food with their grandson

20:02the night of the incident.

20:04After about 30 minutes, my grandson came back.

20:07He said, Mommy, Mommy, Mommy, my daddy was shot.

20:12That's when I saw my husband taking a bath in blood.

20:17The victim was rushed to the hospital but was declared a dead-on arrival.

20:21The victim was recovered in a crime scene where a bullet was shot in the head by the suspect.

20:25We have witnesses who claimed that they saw him commit that crime.

20:33After two hours, the suspect was arrested by the authorities.

20:36He could be denied bail.

20:39They said that they saw a lot of people.

20:42To tell the truth, I was just passing by.

20:45I was not in that area.

20:47When they arrested me, I was sleeping in the house where I was living.

20:51He insisted...

20:53I didn't shoot, ma'am. I didn't do anything.

20:57The family thought that the victim was the one who shot him,

21:00according to his wife, a barangay worker in Santa Cruz.

21:04There was no dead threat.

21:06No one was following us.

21:09When it comes to politics, my husband will never know.

21:13The police is still investigating the incident.

21:16At the moment, the police community precinct of Antipolo City is detaining the suspect of the murder case.

21:22This is the first news.

21:24EJ Gomez for JMA Integrated News.

21:29Still on the situation in Lebanon, we will talk to Department of Migrant Workers Secretary Hans Kakdak.

21:35Secretary, good morning.

21:37Good morning to all the listeners and viewers.

21:41What can we expect from the OFWs in Lebanon from the Philippine government?

21:47Yes. As Usec Ed said, there have been several months since we started the repatriation effort from Lebanon.

21:58Our President ordered the whole-of-government approach to assist from on-site.

22:05Evacuation, care, and coordinating the needs of the OFWs on-site.

22:15Then in the repatriation, together with OAH, Admin Arnel, and then in the post-repatriation assistance,

22:21DOH, DSWD, TESDA, DMW, OAH, and DOLE are also included in helping the refugees.

22:29Our financial assistance is unprecedented in terms of the refugees from war-torn areas, war-like areas such as Lebanon.

22:39As Usec Ed said, there are already 356 refugees.

22:43We provided financial assistance of Php75,000 and Php75,000 from DMW and Php75,000 from OAH.

22:54But what about the work of the OFWs?

22:58There are job opportunities provided by DOLE.

23:12We also have opportunities for them to get used to it.

23:20TESDA provides vouchers to those who want to return to the course of training and the institution they will enter.

23:32We also have job facilitation efforts overseas because most of them have been in Lebanon for a long time.

23:41We can facilitate their job records and job experience for them to get a job in other places.

23:56Secretary, how about our countrymen who want to move to a safer place, but they don't want to go back to the Philippines?

24:05I forgot to mention about the business.

24:09There is help in the business.

24:11DWO has a program and DSWD, SECREX and DTI and Department of Agriculture.

24:19To our countrymen mentioned by Usec Ed, there are 11,300 according to the records.

24:31The initial effort is called repatriation.

24:37But the initial effort is evacuation on-site from the south, up to the middle of the country, to Beirut.

24:45We have shelters there.

24:47They can stay there and we will evacuate them as part of their return.

24:54For those who are not yet interested, because we are in a voluntary repatriation mode, they can stay in the shelter.

25:03But of course, having said that, Ambassador Balatpat and the embassy in Beirut made a clear call that our countrymen should go home

25:14because of the tension in the region.

25:17Yes.

25:18It's good that our government, Secretary, is confident that they won't stop looking for a way to make a living

25:25even if they go back to the Philippines.

25:27Maybe that's what's stopping them.

25:30Yes. We have clear programs.

25:37By the way, we increased the financial assistance.

25:40The 50-50 through the DMW-OA, 50,000, DMW-OA, 50,000.

25:47We increased it to 75-75 so 150 total.

25:51I forgot to mention it.

25:53But yes, DTI and Department of Agriculture are already there.

25:57For example, we partnered with Kiko Laurel in their agribusiness programs for those who are returning.

26:04Even the Department of Tourism.

26:06We are in Pangasinan, Kamakailan.

26:08There are more than 100 graduates of Culinaria in the program of Secretary Frasco and DOT.

26:15We are very thankful for that.

26:17So there are comprehensive programs for livelihood and employment,

26:22based on the free training vouchers provided by TESDA.

26:28So their options are comprehensive.

26:31You said that the situation there is getting worse in the next few days.

26:35The Filipino workers are waiting for work in Lebanon.

26:40We will not be going there Secretary?

26:43Yes. It's been a long time because we are alert level three now.

26:47Alert level three means it's voluntary repatriation,

26:50but alert level three also means no deployment from the Philippines.

26:56But having said that, there are undocumented.

27:01There are refugees from other countries.

27:05We can say that there are refugees who are still coming from our country.

27:11Somehow ended up in Lebanon.

27:13So we still need help.

27:18Thank you very much DMW Secretary Hans Kakdak.

27:21Be careful.

27:22Thank you. God bless.

27:57According to the DOH, cleaning is still required.

28:00Wash your hands and avoid contact with other people.

28:03In 2022, the DOH will issue a memorandum on the management of MPOCs,

28:08including the screening and isolation.

28:11Coordination with the Bureau of Quarantine will continue.

28:15There are no new cases of MPOCs in the country since December 2023, according to the DOH.

28:20The suspected cases in 2022 have recovered.

28:24There are two vaccine contra-MPOCs recommended by the WHO,

28:28but the supply is limited.

28:35Sparkle Stars' Alden Richards, Isko Moreno, and Bubay

28:39are the global Filipinos who attended the Taste of Manila 2024 event in Toronto, Canada.

28:46Alden, Isko, and Bubay have production numbers.

28:49It was worth it because the global Filipinos welcomed them warmly.

28:54Alden, Isko, and Bubay were in Canada for the Sparkle World Tour in Canada.

28:59There was also a booth there, the Jeremy Pinoy TV,

29:02where the participants could win various prizes.

29:06The Taste of Manila also highlighted the Streetwide Food Fair,

29:11the parade of the Filipino community,

29:13and the visit of Canadian Prime Minister Justine Trudeau.

29:20Meanwhile, It's Showtime host Anne Curtis enjoyed her vacation.

29:25On Instagram, she shared a carousel post of her beautiful selfies

29:30in the beautiful city of Dumaguete in Negros, Oriental.

29:34Anne is radiant in her black and white polka dot dress while chilling in a cafe.

29:40She also posted sunset photos on the beach.

29:43Some netizens and celebrities commented that Anne's beauty is timeless.

29:48It's true.

29:53It's still morning.

29:5414 cars have arrived after passing through the EDSA busway.

29:58Live from Quezon City, we have the first news from DJ Gomez.

30:07Susan, it seems that the hard work of some riders

30:11in entering the EDSA busway is unstoppable.

30:13That's despite the almost weekly operation of the MMDA

30:17and despite the large fine imposed for violating the rules.

30:27One SUV, one car, and 13 motorcycles were caught by the authorities

30:32in the EDSA busway operation this morning.

30:34The car was the official vehicle of the Land Transportation Office.

30:38Of the 12 motorcycles, one was a police vehicle that was caught by the authorities,

30:42while three were motorcycle taxi riders who were called by passengers.

30:46Two of the last motorcycles were impounded because they were not registered.

30:51In defense of those who were caught, they will be late for their jobs.

31:00Sir, what is the reason for passing through the busway?

31:03There's a meeting.

31:05There's a meeting with an employee.

31:10There's a meeting.

31:12It's 7 p.m.

31:13I can't handle it.

31:14There's a lot of traffic.

31:21Susan, MMDA is reminding that aside from the buses,

31:24the only vehicles that can pass through the EDSA busway

31:26are those authorized by the LTFRB,

31:29such as emergency vehicles and government vehicles.

31:35That's the first news from Santolan, Quezon City.

31:38EJ Gomez for GMA Integrated News.

31:59EJ Gomez for GMA Integrated News.

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