Unang Balita sa Unang Hirit: AUGUST 26, 2024 [HD]

GMA Integrated News

Narito ang mga nangungunang balita ngayong August 26, 2024  - NSC: BRP Datu Sanday, nakaranas ng engine failure; humanitarian mission sa Escoda Shoal, nakansela  - VP Sara Duterte at FPRRD, kinondena ang paggamit anila ng dahas sa pagsisilbi ng arrest warrant kay Pastor Apollo Quiboloy sa KOJC compound sa Davao City  - Panayam kay PNP Spokesperson PCol. Jean Fajardo kaugnay sa paghalughog ng pulisya sa KOJC compound  - Hailey Bieber, nagsilang ng first baby nila ni Justin na si "Jack Blues"  - Pambobomba ng tubig at pagbangga ng mga barko ng China sa BRP Datu Sanday sa Escoda Shoal, nasaksihan ng GMA Integrated News | China Coast Guard, iginiit na Pilipinas ang ilegal na pumasok sa Escoda Shoal; may sinagip daw silang Pinoy na nahulog mula sa BRP Datu Sanday | BFAR, itinanggi ang sinabi ng China na may nahulog na Pinoy mula sa kanilang barko | Navigational at communication equipment ng BRP Datu Sanday, nasira matapos bombahin ng tubig at banggain ng Chinese vessels  - DOH: Pasyenteng tinamaan ng Mpox, nakalabas na sa ospital | DOH: Wala pang na-detect sa Pilipinas na "Clade 1B" Mpox variant na mas nakamamatay at nakahahawa | Pope Francis, nanawagan ng tulong at nag-alay ng panalangin para sa mga tinamaan ng Mpox  - Panayam kay PAOCC Spokesperson Winston Casio kaugnay sa paghahanap kay Alice Guo  - Ilang motorcycle rider na dumaan sa EDSA busway, hinuli | Motorcycle rider na sinubukang tumakas sa paninita, sumemplang  - Kingdom of Jesus Christ compound, bantay-sarado ng mga pulis; KOJC members, nag-prayer rally at naglagay ng barikada | 6 na pulis, sugatan  - Kuwento ng tagumpay at hamon ng SB19, tampok sa "SB19 Pagtatag: The Documentary"     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.

Transcript

00:00Good morning. Here are the first news brought to you by GMA Integrated News.

00:19GMA Integrated News has been witnessing several times of water bombings

00:24and Chinese ships docking at the BRP Datu Sandai of the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources of BIFAR in Eskoda Shoal.

00:33They are about to dock.

00:40Let's go inside first.

00:48Hey! Get inside.

00:52There are Chinese ships docking at the BRP Datu Sandai of the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources of BIFAR in Eskoda Shoal.

01:00According to GMA Integrated News, BIFAR has docked more than five times.

01:06One of the ships docking at the BIFAR is the China Coast Guard Vessel 21551.

01:11It also docked at the Philippine Coast Guard ship BRP Bagacay on August 19 of the same day.

01:18One of the ships docking at the BRP Datu Sandai is the BRP Datu Sandai Navigational System.

01:25According to the National Security Council, the BRP Datu Sandai had an engine failure

01:30following the docking and water bombing

01:33due to which the supply of diesel, food, and medical supplies to the Filipino fishermen is not continuing.

01:40The National Task Force on the West Philippine Sea has condemned

01:43the unprofessional, aggressive, and illegal action of China that is dangerous to the safety of the Filipinos.

01:50Despite that, no one was injured in the docking of the BRP Datu Sandai.

01:55The task force also denied the widespread information of China

02:00that there are Filipinos who fell from the ship of BIFAR and were caught by the CCG.

02:06We will bring to you the whole details of China's harassment of the BRP Datu Sandai later live.

02:14Vice President Sara Duterte and former President Rodrigo Duterte condemned

02:20the use of weapons in the use of the arrest warrant of Pastor Apollo Quiboloy

02:25in the Kingdom of Jesus Christ Compound in Davao City.

02:28According to Vice President Sara, she did not object to the implementation of any arrest warrant

02:34but the use of weapons against innocents is not acceptable.

02:38Vice President Ania also condemned the use of force that resulted in harassment and loss of life.

02:47VP Duterte also apologized to the members of KOJC

02:52because of his request to vote for President Bombom Marcos in 2022.

02:57GMI Integrated News is also trying to get the statement of Malacanang about this.

03:03According to former President Duterte,

03:06Nio Rakan has a lot of rights and our law has been insulted.

03:10The former President is apologizing to the members of KOJC

03:14for being a victim of political harassment, persecution, violence, and abuse of power.

03:21The Commission on Human Rights in the PNP will remind to implement maximum tolerance

03:26and ensure that everyone is safe, especially the children.

03:30For the members of KOJC, according to the CHR,

03:34do not obstruct the legal process and do not make a move that will cause tension.

03:40The police believe that Pastor Quiboloy is hiding in the KOJC compound

03:47that is wanted for child and sexual abuse cases and qualified human trafficking.

03:52Quiboloy has previously denied the accusations.

03:59According to the request of the authorities in the Kingdom of Jesus Christ compound in Davao City

04:04to find Pastor Apollo Quiboloy, we will be able to interview

04:08the Philippine National Police Spokesperson, Police Colonel Jean Fajardo.

04:12Good morning, Colonel Fajardo.

04:14Good morning, Ma'am Susan.

04:17Colonel, what is the reaction of the PNP to the statement of VP Sara Duterte

04:21and our President Rodrigo Duterte that there was abuse of power and harassment

04:26by the police in the Kingdom of Jesus Christ compound?

04:31Well, what we can say here, Ma'am Susan,

04:34the PNP followed the legal protocol and our police operational procedure

04:41when it comes to the implementation of the warrants of arrest against Pastor Quiboloy and four others.

04:48But we have seen in the video footage that is being released now,

04:55and there are also those who reported to our body-worn cameras,

04:58who are the ones who are investigating the chaos.

05:01But this is the same.

05:03The PNP is implementing maximum tolerance and we will follow this.

05:09We will follow this until this process is completed.

05:13Colonel, when will you conduct the interrogation in the compound of KOJC?

05:18What is the timeframe and is the PNP convinced that Quiboloy is still there?

05:25We are not giving a target or deadline for our search for Quiboloy and others.

05:34But our chief PNP said yesterday that we believe that the people we are looking for are still there.

05:43We have informants inside, but it's very big.

05:48We are talking about more than 30 hectares.

05:52There are buildings, secret rooms and passages.

05:56It's very difficult.

05:57The biggest challenge in what we are doing is resistance.

06:03We are deliberating on what the members of KOJC are doing.

06:08We watched them yesterday and last night until dawn,

06:12on how they set up a scenario and created chaos.

06:17We are looking at it as a diversionary tactic on their part,

06:22because they know that we are hitting the target of the people we are looking for.

06:28You said that this compound is about 30 hectares.

06:33What did the authorities discover?

06:36Last night until dawn, we used special equipment to detect the heat map.

06:47We found that there are possible heartbeats beneath a concrete area.

06:57We are looking for the entrance of the big block below.

07:04We found that there are traces of heat index from a living person.

07:17We are detecting heartbeats.

07:20We are surprised why we cannot see in a glance where the entrance is.

07:27There is a big cement block that we are monitoring.

07:35Last night, we were looking at the developments.

07:39We are looking for a way to find the source of the heartbeats.

07:45There are rooms with names of girls.

07:51What is the truth about this, Colonel?

07:52This is part of the discoveries that we are making while we are continuously looking for people.

08:00Currently, we have not received the complete report.

08:05But the people we are looking for are surprised by their discoveries.

08:10The secret rooms and bank passages that we are looking for,

08:19the police that are assigned to look for people,

08:23they are in disbelief because there are a lot of leaks and leaks in the places that we are looking for.

08:32The two rescued members of KOJC, Colonel, where are they now and how are they?

08:38They are in the custody of the DSWD.

08:42After we rescued them yesterday afternoon,

08:46they are receiving debriefing and counseling from the DSWD.

08:52Okay. Thank you very much.

08:54PNP spokesperson, Police Colonel Jean Fajardo.

08:58Good morning to you.

09:00Good morning to you too.

09:08Baby, baby, baby.

09:11I told you there's no movement.

09:15Okay, okay.

09:17The Hollywood couple of Justin and Hailey Bieber are now certified parents.

09:24Hailey already gave birth to their first baby, Justin.

09:29Daddy Bieber is being watched by their baby boy, Jack Blues.

09:34This is a photo with almost 20 million hearts.

09:36In May, the A-list couple announced their pregnancy,

09:41with a glimpse of their renewal of vows.

09:43Congratulations.

09:45Baby, baby, baby.

09:47Life, baby.

09:49Baby, baby, baby.

09:51The Philippine ship from the China Coast Guard passed through our Exclusive Economic Zone.

09:57The China Coast Guard docked the BRP Datu Sandai of Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources.

10:02Through China, the Philippines illegally entered the Escoda Shoal.

10:08The National Task Force for the West Philippine Sea was surprised and said that China's actions are unprofessional and aggressive.

10:16Live from the West Philippine Sea, we have first news from Ian Cruz.

10:20Ian.

10:21Ian.

10:23Igan, in these moments, we are continuing our voyage.

10:28We boarded the BRP Datu Sandai of the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources.

10:33Just yesterday, Igan, the China Coast Guard docked the BRP Datu Sandai six times,

10:38including the militia vessels.

10:40The water cannon bombed us for almost 30 minutes.

10:45The water cannon bombed us.

10:47What's good about this, all of the BRP Datu Sandai crew members are safe,

10:52as well as the embedded media, including GMA Integrated News.

11:00Wow.

11:03It's too close.

11:06Stop it.

11:09Wow.

11:12Stop it.

11:13That's it.

11:15Our ship was hit again.

11:17The BRP Datu Sandai of the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources

11:21was blocked, surrounded, and several times docked by the China Coast Guard vessels 21555 and 21551.

11:30The Chinese militia vessels can also be seen around.

11:34Until...

11:364103.

11:38Let's go inside for a while.

11:44Hey!

11:46The next ship that was hit was the China Coast Guard 21555.

11:50Yesterday, it was 226.

11:52Our ship was continuously bombed by another CCG vessel.

11:57It happened 7 nautical miles near Escoda Shoal,

12:01where the BRP Teresa Magbanoa of the Philippine Coast Guard was stationed.

12:08The wreckage of the Coast Guard ship hit the port side of the BRP Datu Sandai.

12:13Meanwhile, the BRP Datu Sandai retreated for the safety of its passengers.

12:18But only for a few moments.

12:22We thought it was over.

12:24That's the China Coast Guard 4102 that was also hit by the water here in our port.

12:33The ship of China was hit by a water cannon.

12:36We were forced to go inside the ship.

12:38At this point, all the ships are surrounded by us.

12:41The ships are speaking to each other during the bombing.

12:45Even though we were inside the ship, we felt a strong explosion of water.

12:49At the same time of the bombing, the Coast Guard vessel 21555

12:54hit us in the front and hit our ship's nose.

12:58Our equipment is being destroyed.

13:01It's strong.

13:06Go down.

13:08Go down.

13:10There's a water cannon on the other side.

13:12We were hit by a water cannon on the left.

13:14Then, someone is blocking us.

13:16There's another water cannon.

13:19Five.

13:21That's five water cannons.

13:23The China Coast Guard.

13:26There.

13:29The water cannon is strong.

13:33It's really a water cannon.

13:39At one point, the China Coast Guard

13:42is throwing our navigation equipment up.

13:49We were really hit by the water.

13:57It's strong.

13:59We were hit by a water cannon.

14:01We were hit by a water cannon.

14:03They are destroying our navigational equipment.

14:08We don't know how long we will be able to live.

14:14If we lose our navigational equipment.

14:18Almost all of the CCGs or the China Coast Guard vessels

14:22are equipped with water cannons.

14:26It's moving.

14:28It might break.

14:30We are here inside the bridge.

14:34We are here for a while because

14:37almost all of the China Coast Guard vessels

14:41are equipped with water cannons.

14:46The others are closing in on us.

14:49We are being hit again.

14:51In my count, it's not less than five.

14:53It's possible that if we lose our equipment,

14:57it's possible that our navigational aids will be lost.

15:02Our aids are here.

15:04The China Coast Guard said

15:06that they are carrying out unilateral control measures

15:09after the illegal entry of a Philippine ship,

15:12the Escoda Shoal,

15:14which China calls the Xian Bin Reef.

15:16China also said that

15:18a Filipino was caught in the sea

15:20and warned the Philippines

15:22to stop the unilateral infringement.

15:24But BFAR denied it.

15:32For those who are wondering

15:34what happened to this ship

15:36after six times of bombing

15:40and heavy bombing of the water cannons,

15:44the primary thing is that

15:46our navigational equipment

15:48and communication equipment

15:50were all lost in the wreckage of this ship.

15:54The provision area where the food was placed,

15:57the kitchen, we saw that it fell

15:59because the water cannons were not accurate.

16:03And the window in that area was also damaged.

16:06But somehow, it was fixed.

16:08But in the outer area,

16:10in the port side,

16:12we saw that there was a big dent there.

16:15In the railings below this ship,

16:18there were also dents.

16:22So for now,

16:24for now,

16:26it's up to the IANs

16:28to fix BFAR

16:30when we return to their home port.

16:33This is the first news

16:35from the West Philippine Sea.

16:37Ian Cruz for GMA Integrated News.

16:40Ian,

16:42the ship you mentioned

16:44was damaged.

16:46So your mission did not continue.

16:48Yes, IAN,

16:50our mission did not continue.

16:52We were hoping to get closer

16:54to the Escoda Shoal

16:56or the Sabina Shoal.

16:58It's a waste, IAN.

17:00Our distance is only 7 nautical miles.

17:03But what really happened, IAN,

17:05from 10.30 a.m.

17:07until 2 p.m.,

17:09we were doing our best.

17:11First, there were only 3 ships

17:13coming to us.

17:15Until 6 p.m.,

17:16there were only 3 ships coming to us.

17:18Until 8 p.m.,

17:20including their Navy

17:22and their Chinese militia vessel.

17:26But even so,

17:28we have to accept

17:30that there are too many of them.

17:32And no matter what they do,

17:35what they did was bombing

17:37and bombing.

17:39The safety of this ship

17:41was compromised.

17:43That's why we retreated.

17:44I would like to mention, IAN,

17:46that BFAR was given

17:48by the fishermen

17:50in the Escoda Shoal.

17:52Because before this happened,

17:54we were able to give a crudo

17:56to some fishermen

17:58from Balayan, Batangas.

18:00They said that

18:02before we met,

18:04the prior night,

18:06they were asked to leave

18:08by the Chinese Coast Guard

18:10in the Escoda Shoal.

18:12That's the situation, IAN,

18:14that's why the BFAR

18:16was forced to go

18:18to the Escoda Shoal.

18:20But that's it.

18:22Temporarily,

18:24we retreated for the safety

18:26of everyone, IAN.

18:28Were the vehicles of the BFAR

18:30all accounted for before Sunday?

18:32Because China said that

18:34a Filipino fell into the sea

18:36and they rescued him.

18:39Oh, IAN,

18:41what we can say is that

18:42the BFAR's crew

18:44and officials

18:46were not complete

18:48even the embedded media.

18:50That's what we did first, IAN.

18:52We immediately met

18:54in one place

18:56and we checked if we were complete.

18:58IAN, what really fell here

19:00is the so-called light

19:02and smoke buoy.

19:04It's there.

19:06It's orange, IAN.

19:08We can see that it's not there anymore.

19:10That's the only thing

19:12that the Chinese saw

19:14that fell.

19:16But we don't know

19:18the intention of China

19:20why they are saying

19:22that there's a person

19:24who man overboard here.

19:26But what our colleagues here

19:28believe,

19:30because it's said that

19:32there's Teresa Magbanoa

19:34in the Escoda Shoal,

19:36maybe their intention

19:38is to react to this, IAN.

19:40Okay. Thank you very much.

19:42IAN Cruz.

19:45He's still the one who is bombing

19:47and bombing China

19:49in the BFAR's ship,

19:51BRP Datusan Dai.

19:53We will be joined by

19:55Comm. J. Tariel,

19:57PCG spokesperson for the West Philippine Sea.

19:59Good morning.

20:01Hello sir. Good morning to you

20:03and to all our viewers.

20:05Within a week,

20:07there were two incidents of harassment

20:09that happened in the Escoda Shoal.

20:10Why?

20:12Why are we being harassed by China?

20:14First of all,

20:16this is just the tip of the iceberg

20:19why China is overreacting

20:21to the Escoda Shoal.

20:23This is the deployment

20:25of Teresa Magbanoa

20:27since April.

20:29For so many months,

20:31they are asking

20:33and criticizing the presence

20:35of the Philippine Coast Guard vessel there.

20:37They are saying that this is

20:38semi-grounded

20:40and that this will be

20:42a forward deployment base.

20:44They even filed

20:46a diplomatic protest

20:48asking us to remove

20:50our Teresa Magbanoa

20:52in the Escoda Shoal.

20:54Every time that a ship will pass here,

20:56whether it's a Philippine Coast Guard vessel

20:58or even BFAR vessel,

21:00because if we look at

21:02the last incident

21:04of BRP Cape Ingano

21:06and BRP Pagacay,

21:08it just passed

21:10with a distance of 12 nautical miles

21:12away from,

21:1420 nautical miles away from Sabina.

21:16They blocked it.

21:18Yesterday,

21:20they will go from a distance

21:22of 14 to

21:247 nautical miles.

21:26This is the extent of the deployment

21:28of the Chinese Coast Guard

21:30to stop the BFAR vessel.

21:32So we can just assume

21:34that the reason why China is overreacting

21:35is because

21:37they believe in their

21:39paranoid narrative

21:41that we have a reason

21:43to reinforce

21:45the presence of

21:47Teresa Magbanoa.

21:49But,

21:51is the BRP

21:53Datu Sanday

21:55without an escort

21:57of the Philippine Coast Guard?

21:59Is it different if they have

22:01PCG?

22:03Well actually sir,

22:05the BRP Datu Sanday

22:07has a BFAR vessel.

22:09Okay.

22:11These two BFAR vessels

22:13left Orion Bataan,

22:15went to Pagasa

22:17and then eventually went to

22:19Hasa-Hasa.

22:21They separated from Pagasa

22:23because the other BFAR vessel

22:25went to Iroquois Reef

22:27in Rizal Reef,

22:29in Recto Bank.

22:31This one went to Hasa-Hasa.

22:33Eventually, they are going to meet up

22:35and proceed

22:37to their home port in Bataan.

22:39Regarding your question sir,

22:41would it be a different scenario

22:43if there is a Coast Guard vessel

22:45that is with them?

22:47I don't think it will

22:49change the behavior of China Coast Guard.

22:51I said sir,

22:53last week,

22:54our two Coast Guard vessels

22:56went to Hasang Binangga

22:58of the China Coast Guard vessel.

23:00So it doesn't really make any difference

23:02if there are two Coast Guard vessels

23:03that are with the BFAR.

23:05Despite this,

23:07our humanitarian missions

23:09are still going on in Escoda Shoal?

23:11Yes sir.

23:13As Ian said earlier,

23:15the BFAR vessel in cooperation

23:17with the Philippine Coast Guard,

23:19we are still doing humanitarian missions

23:21to get help

23:23to our Filipino miners.

23:25Not just in Escoda Shoal,

23:27but even in other areas

23:29where we can see

23:31that there are Filipino miners

23:33who are always here.

23:35That's what the BFAR

23:37and the Philippine Coast Guard are doing sir.

23:39China's aggressive behavior

23:41is different.

23:43It depends on the DFA

23:45if it's another protest.

23:47But is the mutual defense treaty

23:49still not applicable

23:51in this case?

23:53Well, I would trust

23:55the Department of National Defense

23:57and the Armed Forces of the Philippines

23:59to decide on this.

24:01Sir,

24:03the armed forces,

24:05they also are responsible

24:07in the diplomatic approach

24:09of our government.

24:11They also have authority

24:13when it comes to this kind of strategy sir.

24:15Yes. What our countrymen

24:17are noticing

24:19is that the situation is normal.

24:23Well, I wouldn't say

24:25it's going to normalize

24:27in a way that our Filipino countrymen

24:29can get used to.

24:31If you're going to look

24:33at this,

24:35for me,

24:37with this incident

24:39that we are showing

24:41to our Filipino countrymen

24:43and that's just for the

24:45international community,

24:47the patriotism of our

24:49Filipino countrymen

24:51is increasing.

24:53They are angry

24:55and they are wanting

24:57for the government

24:59to do more.

25:00But we cannot blame them.

25:01We would like to include

25:03those who are talking about

25:05the West Philippine Sea.

25:06It means we are still

25:08getting the benefit

25:10of the transparency effort.

25:12For the international community

25:13as well,

25:15every time we publicize

25:17this kind of provocative

25:19and illocal activities

25:21of the Chinese coast guards,

25:23we also pressure

25:25the like-minded states

25:27to do more

25:28and contribute more.

25:29To compel China

25:31to win the West Philippine Sea.

25:33National Heroes Day. Long live to the Philippine Coast Guard and FIFAR. Be careful.

25:37Thank you, Comrade J. Tariela, PCG spokesperson for the West Philippine Sea.

25:42Thank you sir.

25:44The patient who was hit by the Klay-2 variant of the Monkeypox or M-pox is now out of the hospital.

25:50This was confirmed by Health Secretary Ted Herbosa in the Panayam of Superadio DCW.

25:57The patient was sent home and they were able to complete the contact tracing.

26:01Herbosa has a community transmission of the Klay-2 variant of the M-pox.

26:05They went to the hospital to stop it.

26:08He clarified that no Klay-1B variant has been detected in the Philippines

26:13that is more deadly and infectious,

26:16that it caused an outbreak in some African countries.

26:20Pope Francis called for help for those who were hit by the M-pox.

26:24He urged the government and private industry to share their technology and medical treatment

26:30to treat the M-pox.

26:32The Holy Father also prayed for those who have the M-pox.

26:37We continue to look for the former Bamban Tarlac Mayor Alice Gok,

26:41who is now connected to the illegal monkeys.

26:44For the update, we will interview the Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Commission

26:48or PAOC spokesperson, Winston Cash.

26:51Good morning to all of you sir.

26:52Good morning Maris.

26:53Let's go live to the first news.

26:55Good morning Maris and good morning to all of you.

26:58First of all sir, you said this Saturday, it's possible that Alice Gok will go to the Golden Triangle region in Southeast Asia,

27:05particularly in Cambodia.

27:07What are the indications that she will go there?

27:11In our long investigation in the business interests of the GUWO,

27:18we found that they have gambling interests, particularly in Cambodia.

27:25That's why we're worried that she will go there.

27:29That's one of the biggest leads that we got because we're fairly confident that she will not enter mainland China

27:38because we have been in contact with the authorities of that country

27:44and they're interested to investigate her also, to do illegal gambling in that country.

27:52So will she be able to move freely even if she's already in contact with the authorities in other countries?

27:58So far, she's already in contact with our counterparts in Southeast Asia.

28:06Primarily now, she's in Batam, Indonesia and it's clear that our contacts with the authorities in that area,

28:14she's still there. She's not leaving yet.

28:17As to the legality of it, technically yes, because there are no arrest warrants or anything against Alice GUWO.

28:28We only have immigration mission orders and it would depend with the authorities of Indonesia

28:39if they can implement it within the domicile where she's hiding.

28:44What happened with the request to cancel their passports?

28:50With regards to the cancellation of her passports, according to the Secretary of Justice Boyang Rimulya,

28:58it cannot be done summarily because it has to go through a legal process.

29:03First, the regional trial court in Tarlac needs to have a resolution on where the cancellation of her certificate of live birth was filed.

29:15Because if and only then, if we could cancel that particular POLV or certificate of live birth,

29:22that would be the basis of the cancellation of the passport.

29:25You mentioned earlier that there are business interests in Goh, Goh's family in Cambodia.

29:33What is her role there? Does it look like she's very willing for her authorities to help her when she goes there?

29:44We wouldn't know as to the willingness of the Cambodian authorities.

29:49In the first place, there are no international arrest warrants with regards to Alice GUWO

29:56because the Department of Justice has no resolution as to the cases that were filed against her and her co-conspirators here in the Philippines.

30:05As to the business interests that they have in Cambodia, that's basically gambling.

30:12It's an offshore gaming operation.

30:14All right. What is the reason why it looks like the authorities are having a hard time in finding Alice Goh?

30:20You mentioned that because she still has no cases.

30:24But did it help that she has a lot of connections to other countries,

30:29particularly to the so-called Golden Triangle region in Southeast Asia?

30:34Yes. The network that Alice Goh has is wide.

30:40For one, she's being helped by her business partners, Xiangjie and Duaren Wu.

30:48The fact that Duaren Wu and Xiangjie are helping her points to the fact, supports the argument that there's only one criminal organization

30:59that is being held by BANPAN and the two POGOs. The two POGOs are interconnected.

31:05Second, they are also receiving help from other criminal organizations.

31:13All of them know that the Triad has business interests in the POGOs that are included in this group of goons.

31:21Third, because of the network that she has been able to develop together with her family and her cohorts in the Philippines in the past five to seven years,

31:34she's already developed a good number of friends, network connections among private individuals and maybe possibly among public officials also.

31:44This may be causing some problems for us.

31:48That's why the President issued a statement that a thorough investigation is needed as to the possible complicity of other individuals in her escape.

32:02Who are the organizations that you see helping Yago to get out using backdoor exits or channels?

32:09That would be unfair to provide some conjectures at this point, given that there are no solid evidence as to who or which,

32:20as to who are the individuals who help her or who are the organizations that help her if there is one.

32:27But definitely there is help.

32:30Definitely there is help from private individuals or government officials, current or previous.

32:39Her escape was very complicated.

32:46Obviously, she was not able to escape using immigration proceedings because she was not seen in the passenger manifests of planes or ships,

33:04commercial vessels or whatever.

33:07Obviously, she went through a different process, possibly in the backdoor, maybe in the western tip of the sun, northern tip of the sun.

33:16That can only be precipitated, made possible by people who have access to government mechanisms.

33:28But sir, these helpers are also subject to your investigation and are they also included in your cases if ever?

33:35If ever there is solid evidence against the people we see, yes, that can be a case.

33:44But at this point, even though we have leads, we have literatures of people who possibly helped her,

33:51this remains conjectures at this point until there is solid evidence against them.

33:58All right. Thank you very much spokesperson Winston Cascio for your time. Good morning to you.

34:03Thank you Marine.

34:11There's nothing to worry about.

34:12There are motorcycle riders who were arrested this morning after crossing the Elsa Busway.

34:18One of them attempted to escape.

34:21Here's the first live news of James Agustin. James.

34:25Good morning.

34:55He's a motorcycle rider who crossed the Elsa Busway.

34:57The rider admitted that he crossed the Elsa Busway because he was taking his companion to work in Ortigas.

35:03I was in a hurry.

35:05But you admitted that you were in a hurry.

35:07Yes.

35:07The rider who was seen on the Elsa Busway was stopped by the authorities.

35:12He did not stop and escape.

35:14The rider suddenly jumped out of the carousel.

35:17That's why he was arrested.

35:19I just jumped out of the carousel.

35:22A rider who was seen on the Elsa Busway was also arrested.

35:25I jumped out of the carousel so I could enter the carousel.

35:30I was already late.

35:32The rider who was seen on the Elsa Busway was also arrested.

35:34He was stopped by the authorities but he attempted to escape.

35:37That's why he jumped out of the carousel.

35:39The rider was arrested up to his 20.

35:41I was on the side of the road.

35:43But I was in a hurry.

35:45I was already late.

35:47I was already late.

35:50Were you in a hurry to enter the carousel?

35:52Yes, sir. I was in a hurry.

35:54I did not have a bus.

35:56An ambulance was stopped.

35:58But when it was confirmed that the patient has a driver,

36:00he was also arrested.

36:06In the meantime,

36:0810 motorists who were seen on the Elsa Busway

36:10have already arrived here

36:12at the Santolan Station of the Elsa Carousel.

36:14Of those 10 motorists,

36:168 motorcyclists have already arrived.

36:18One is in a closed van and the other is in an SUV.

36:20That's the first news.

36:22From Quezon City, I am James Agustin

36:24for JEMA Integrated News.

36:28The Kingdom of Jesus Christ compound

36:30in Davao City is still closed

36:32due to the ongoing search

36:34by Pastor Apollo Q. Buloy and other accused.

36:36Outside the compound,

36:38members of KOJC rallied

36:40and placed barricades on the road.

36:42This affected the traffic lane

36:44at Davao City Airport.

36:47In the middle of the rally,

36:49tires were burned on the highway.

36:51According to the Police Region Office 11,

36:53members of KOJC were the ones who did it.

36:55KOJC members said

36:57that it was because of the tear gas

36:59from the police.

37:01A KOJC member was brought

37:03to Buhangin Police Station

37:05due to the car carrying tires

37:07that were being burned.

37:09The man has no explanation.

37:11Six police officers were injured

37:13in the middle of the prayer rally

37:15at the Police Region Office 11.

37:23The story of Challenges of Success

37:25is part of the documentary

37:27of SB19.

37:29P-POP Kings are hoping

37:31that this will serve as an inspiration

37:33for many to achieve their dreams.

37:35Nelson Canlas has a story.

37:39The premiere night of SB19

37:41was celebrated on the 18th.

37:43Stell, Justin, Pablo,

37:45Josh, and Ken

37:47are thankful

37:49for the love of those

37:51who came to their special event.

37:53According to P-POP Kings,

37:55some of the challenges

37:57that they went through

37:59last year can be seen in the documentary.

38:01They hope that it will be an inspiration

38:03for many to tell their story of success.

38:05This night is very special for us.

38:07We hope that it will be

38:09a milestone for everyone.

38:11Thank you so much

38:13for joining us tonight.

38:15Tonight, we will be able to see

38:17the story of SB19

38:19and how it was established.

38:21You can watch the limited screening

38:23of the documentary

38:25in several cinemas

38:27from August 28.

38:29This is the first news.

38:31Nelson Canlas for GMA Integrated News.

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38:43Nelson Canlas for GMA Integrated News.

38:45This is the first news.

38:47Nelson Canlas for GMA Integrated News.

38:49This is the first news.

38:51Nelson Canlas for GMA Integrated News.

38:53This is the first news.

38:55This is the first news.

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