24 Oras Express: October 25, 2024 [HD]

GMA Integrated News

Narito ang mga maiinit na balita sa 24 Oras Express ngayong Biyernes, October 25, 2024.   - 2 commuter na sinuong ang malakas na hangin kagabi, nadulas; yero sa isang mall, tila winasiwas sa lakas ng hangin   - Lagpas taong baha, pahirap sa relief and rescue operations sa Camarines Sur; mga residente, sa bubong na nananatili   - Kabi-kabilang landslide, naitala sa Baguio City; mga nagtumbahang puno, humambalang sa kalsada   - Paggamit ng lahat ng sasakyan ng gobyerno sa rescue at relief operations, iniutos ni PBBM; nag-aerial inspection din sa Cavite at Batangas   - Ilang taga-Albay, umaapela ng tulong; maraming bahay at kabuhayan ang nasira   - Mga mangingisda sa Ilocos Norte, 'di pa rin makapalaot dahil sa lakas ng alon   - Mahigit 13,000 taga-Cavite, apektado ng baha; pamamahagi ng relief goods tuloy tuloy   - 14, patay sa Talisay landslide   - Bagyong Kristine, unti-unting iikot pabalik malapit sa PAR dahil sa bagyo sa labas ng PAR; Bagyong Leon, ngayong weekend inaasahang papasok sa PAR   - Bayan ng Lucban, Quezon, isinailalim na sa state of calamity; 5,000 bahay, walang water supply; may mga paaralang, nasira   - Makapal na putik at basura, naiwan sa paghupa ng baha   - Mahigit 36,000 pamilya sa Pangasinan, apektado ng bagyo ayon sa PDRRMO; 1,059 pamilya, nananatili sa evacuation centers   - Mahigit 30 barangay, lubog sa baha dahil sa pag-apaw ng Buntun river; ilang tulay at kalsada, 'di pa rin madaanan   - GMAKF, nakapaghatid na ng food pack sa Catanauan, Quezon at ilang bayan sa Batangas   - Kapuso stars, nag-bayanihan para mapaabot ang tulong sa mga apektado ng Bagyong Kristine  24 Oras is GMA Network’s flagship newscast, anchored by Mel Tiangco, Vicky Morales and Emil Sumangil. It airs on GMA-7 Mondays to Fridays at 6:30 PM (PHL Time) and on weekends at 5:30 PM. For more videos from 24 Oras, visit http://www.gmanews.tv/24oras.  #GMAIntegratedNews #GMANetwork #KapusoStream  #24Oras #BreakingNews  Breaking news and stories from the Philippines and abroad: GMA Integrated News Portal: http://www.gmanews.tv  Facebook: / gmanews TikTok: / gmanews Twitter: / gmanews Instagram: / gmanews  GMA Network Kapuso programs on GMA Pinoy TV: https://gmapinoytv.com/subscribe

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00:00Good evening, Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao.

00:10The Philippine Area of Responsibility has already released the Christine typhoon,

00:15but it left more than 40 dead.

00:19It is feared that the number has increased because there are still 20 missing.

00:25Most of the victims are from Bicol Region and Calabar Zone who drowned in the flood.

00:30And even though the Christine typhoon has been released,

00:33another typhoon is possible to enter this weekend.

00:36Tina Pangaliban-Perez is on the scene.

00:42The wind with the rain is so strong

00:45that it was felt in different parts of Metro Manila last night.

00:48But while these commuters are waiting,

00:51they were told to go back to their work.

00:54They were shocked by the strong wind.

00:58It happened in front of an office building last night in Cubao.

01:02Let us remind you,

01:04in the middle of the strong wind and dangerous surroundings,

01:08your personal safety is at risk.

01:13It was felt that the strong wind was blowing these people in front of a mall in Laguna.

01:22In the town of Binan,

01:24the so-called rescue operation may have stopped.

01:28They needed to use mud to save the residents of Barangay Kasile and Barangay San Antonio.

01:35Fearing that the rocks are getting bigger and the ground is getting harder,

01:40they fell in Lubuagan, Calinga.

01:43The volunteer and inspection team of MDRRMO

01:46were almost hit by the rockslide.

01:49No one was injured in the group.

01:53The landslides in Baguio City are also happening side by side.

01:58While the flood is still a problem,

02:01the residents of Barangay Almacen in Hermosa, Bataan

02:05cannot pass through the tricycle and other vehicles.

02:08That is why the residents need to travel by boat.

02:14Also in Agoncillo, Batangas,

02:17there was a strong wind where the vehicles on the road were swept away by the mud.

02:23Communication was also a problem

02:25because there was almost no signal for calling and internet.

02:30In Lemery, thick mud and mudslides are happening

02:34following the landslides.

02:36The land and part of the road is also being swept away

02:39The land and part of the road is also being swept away

02:42in Balibago-Balayan Highway in Liyan.

02:45This part of Tirona Highway in Kawit, Cavite was also covered by darkness.

02:50According to the residents,

02:52they lost their power supply at 9 p.m.

02:55because of the continuous storm.

02:59The flood in Barangay San Jose in Iriga City, Camarines Sur is also a problem.

03:04A large part of the Huaraz Bridge also collapsed in Iriga and Baau.

03:10In the last part of the Office of Civil Defense,

03:13it reached 46.

03:15Most of the affected areas are in Bicol Region and Calabarzon.

03:2020 were also affected and 7 were injured.

03:26The worst part is that it lasted 24 hours.

03:31The GMA Integrated News joined the Relief and Rescue Operation

03:35in several towns in Camarines Sur.

03:37It was hard work and it took a few hours

03:39before the residents were able to find help

03:42even though they were still in the mud due to the flood.

03:46Live from Lagas City, Ian Cruz was on the air.

03:54You know, Emil, it's hard for the rescue teams to get in

03:57and get help not only because of the high flood,

04:01but also because of the number of stranded vehicles

04:05on the side of the roads in different areas here in Camarines Sur.

04:14We rode the rescue truck of the MMDA Public Safety Division

04:17and left the northern part of San Fernando

04:20to go to the town of Milaor, Camarines Sur.

04:23We were able to find many houses and vehicles that were submerged.

04:27When it came to the river above the flooded Bicol River,

04:30it was hard for the rescue teams to get through

04:32because of the number of stranded vehicles on the side of the road.

04:36When the river came down, the flood was higher.

04:40Many residents were on the second floor of their houses.

04:43It was hard, even for those who were walking towards the direction of Lagas City.

04:48Others were stuck in the mud so that they wouldn't get wet in August.

04:52Michael Mirasol, who was killed by his mother, grandmother,

04:55and his younger brother because of the landslide, was one of the victims.

04:58I just prayed, that's all.

05:01My mother and my brother.

05:04Rosalie Julianis, who was also in the MMDA rescue vehicle,

05:08was also in the flood from the town of Ragay

05:11so that her son, Sanaga, could escape.

05:13One day, he was already dead.

05:17He had no food, no water.

05:19He couldn't get down because of the flood.

05:21Red Cross passengers were also in the rescue vehicle.

05:24The PNP staff was also in the rescue vehicle.

05:26They were carrying food to the people who were stranded in their homes.

05:31Our trip stopped again.

05:33We're near a river.

05:34We're near the center of Milaoran.

05:36We're in the rescue vehicle of the MMDA.

05:39We can see the problem here.

05:40There are many stranded vehicles in this area.

05:43That's why the vehicles of the MMDA, other NGOs, and government agencies

05:48cannot continue.

05:50This is one of the big problems that is caused by fast travel

05:54to Naga and other parts of Bicol.

05:57From the rescue truck, we moved to the MMDA rubber boat

06:00that is being pushed by Naga to help in the rescue efforts.

06:04In the villages of Milaor, the flood was too much.

06:08There are many people on the second floor.

06:10How are you there?

06:11We're okay.

06:12We just need food and water.

06:14They're asking for food and water.

06:17There are many people on the second floor.

06:19They're waiting and hoping that help will come to them.

06:23There are roads that cannot be crossed because of motorized vehicles

06:27or vehicles that are submerged in the flood,

06:30like the Maharlika Highway.

06:32It's 2 kilometers and it should only take a few minutes to travel.

06:36We arrived in Naga,

06:38but it took an hour and a half for us to reach the boundary.

06:43It's hard for our vehicles to get here.

06:46Even relief goods cannot get here.

06:50Like other towns, many people are walking in the flood in Naga.

06:54The boat that is used in the Fluvial Parade,

06:57which is a part of the Fenya branch,

06:59is now being transported.

07:01According to Naga CDRRMO,

07:03there are 7 more villages that are submerged in the flood

07:05and many people are being rescued in the villages of Abelia,

07:08Igualdad and Sabang.

07:10There are 4,000 individuals in the evacuation center in the village.

07:18Emil, the clearing operation was started by the Philippine Red Cross

07:22in the area of the town of Milaor.

07:25According to Naga CDRRMO,

07:27the Philippine Army and DPWH

07:35will assist in the clearing operation

07:38for the stranded and submerged vehicles

07:41so that they can be adjusted,

07:43so that the relief goods and rescue teams

07:47can continue in Naga and other parts of Bicol.

07:51Ian, what you mentioned in your report

07:53and what we saw in your video,

07:55many residents were rescued

07:58but they were still in the flood.

08:00Were they rescued or were they still in their positions?

08:03Were they still in their positions until now?

08:09Well, Emil, some of the residents,

08:12like the pregnant women, the pregnant women

08:15and those who are very old,

08:18they are still in their positions

08:20and they are still being rescued by the Red Cross,

08:22the Coast Guard, the Philippine Navy,

08:25the LGUs and the police.

08:27But Emil, most of the residents

08:32are still in their positions,

08:36in their rooftops,

08:38and they are just hoping, Emil,

08:40that the relief goods will be added

08:42so that they can sustain their positions

08:46in their positions, Emil.

08:48And Ian, based on the information you have,

08:51what other places in the province of Camarinasur

08:54have not been reached

08:56until now by the government?

08:58How are they?

08:59Now that it's midnight, it's dark.

09:04Well, Emil, in fairness to the DSWD earlier,

09:07in Milaura, the flood was very high.

09:09We saw that there were DSWD goods

09:11on the boats that we saw.

09:13And we also heard earlier

09:15that Secretary Rex Gatchalian

09:17of the DSWD was here in Naga.

09:20So, Emil, the question now is,

09:22are their supplies enough?

09:25Because, Emil, earlier,

09:26when we saw the residents

09:28riding their boats,

09:29walking for several hours,

09:31what they are really buying is water

09:33and food for their families who are hungry.

09:36So, your question is,

09:37how are they?

09:38Now that it's midnight,

09:39well, Emil, the supplies

09:41in many towns that are flooded

09:43are still not available.

09:44So, Emil, their situation is really difficult.

09:47But they are continuing to pray

09:49that the weather here in Camarinasur

09:52will continue to improve

09:54so that the flood will subside

09:56Emil, and that somehow,

09:58all the help and rescue will arrive.

10:01Emil.

10:02Thank you very much.

10:03And take care.

10:04Ian Cruz.

10:07On both sides,

10:08we saw the landslide

10:10in Baguio City.

10:12Because of the bad weather,

10:13the supply of vegetables

10:15that could be expensive

10:16was also affected.

10:18Sandra Aguinaldo

10:20was there live.

10:22Sandra?

10:26The trees fell, Emil,

10:28and the landslide

10:30hit the residents of Baguio City

10:32when the Christine Flood left.

10:34We also went to La Trinidad, Benguet

10:37and there, again,

10:38the effects of the flood

10:40affected the vegetables.

10:46After the heavy rain in Baguio City,

10:50in the CCTV footage,

10:52you can see the two men

10:54who were able to save their motorcycle

10:56when the landslide hit

10:58Victoria Village.

11:00The riprap was damaged

11:02by a residential compound.

11:06Adam Alcoriza

11:08lost his motorcycle.

11:10I hesitated

11:11if I should do this or not.

11:13I think I can still do it.

11:15That's why we saved the motorcycle.

11:17It's only been three years

11:19since the riprap was repaired.

11:21Because of the flood,

11:23the road was flooded.

11:25That's why we saved the motorcycle.

11:27This landslide

11:29happened before the flood hit,

11:31and it was even worse.

11:33That's why the road had to be closed

11:35because it's only a short distance.

11:38The LGUs also responded

11:40to the trees falling

11:42in different parts of the city.

11:44One of the trees was damaged

11:46by a car.

11:48In Ferdinand,

11:50a big tree also collided with the road,

11:52so several government agencies

11:54helped to quickly

11:56open the road.

11:58Because of the size of the tree,

12:00a chainsaw was needed

12:02to cut it.

12:04Because of the few days of rain,

12:06fewer vegetables arrived

12:08at the trading post of La Trinidad

12:10in Benguet.

12:12From the vegetables planted in Benguet,

12:14Mountain Province, Apayao and Ipugao,

12:16Simona and Erlinda,

12:18their crops were damaged.

12:20When we saw the tomatoes

12:22that were damaged,

12:24the tomatoes were just starting

12:26to grow.

12:28When the heavy rain came,

12:30they all fell.

12:32They also claim

12:34that their buyers

12:36came from different parts of the country

12:38because they were also affected

12:40by the flood.

12:42The problem is that

12:44the roads of the vehicles

12:46that bring vegetables

12:48are all damaged.

12:50The roads are flooded.

12:52There are slides.

12:56In simple words,

12:58the price of upland vegetables

13:00is already high,

13:02said the buyer, Rosario.

13:04There are few vegetables,

13:06that's why the price of vegetables

13:08is rising.

13:10We also bought very few vegetables.

13:12According to the local government,

13:14only two families

13:16fled from their homes

13:18and they are

13:20staying at their relatives' house.

13:22This is the last report

13:24from Baguio City, Mel.

13:26Thank you very much,

13:28Sandra Aguinaldo.

13:30President Bongbong Marcos

13:32ordered to use

13:34all government vehicles

13:36for rescue and relief operations

13:38of those affected by the Christine Flood.

13:40He also surrounded

13:42the affected areas

13:44of Cavite and Matangas

13:46with the help of Ivan Mayrina.

13:50Now, the time has calmed down.

13:52President Bongbong Marcos

13:54surrounded the most affected

13:56areas of Cavite and Matangas.

13:58From the air,

14:00the Christine Flood is still flooding.

14:02The President ordered

14:04to use all government vehicles

14:06for rescue and relief operations

14:08of those affected by the Christine Flood.

14:10Even the Presidential Chopper.

14:12We just have to keep monitoring

14:14the situation and

14:16make sure

14:18always the rescue and relief

14:20are...

14:22That cannot stop.

14:24It doesn't matter if there's another storm coming.

14:26We cannot stop. That cannot stop.

14:28He also told the leaders of the government

14:30Just remember,

14:32there are people still...

14:34There are people

14:36still in water

14:38right now.

14:40They are still flooded.

14:42They're walking around with water up to their waist.

14:44They have no water supply. They have no food.

14:46They have no place to stay.

14:48So, if you think

14:50you're tired, think about

14:52what their condition is.

14:54Let's always keep that in mind.

14:56It's still hard to reach the Bicol Region

14:58because of the impassable roads,

15:00particularly Lopez and Milaor, in Quezon.

15:02But according to the Defense Secretary

15:04several choppers and airplanes

15:06have arrived in Naga.

15:08DSWD Secretary Rex Gatchalian is in Naga

15:10to personally lead the

15:12distribution of aid to those in need.

15:14One of the problems

15:16that the local government

15:18is facing is the supply of oil products

15:20because the tankers cannot enter

15:22and the gas stations are flooded.

15:24The Department of National Defense

15:26will do something about this.

15:28According to the Department of Budget and Management,

15:30there's still 1.9 billion pesos

15:32that can be used

15:34for the National Disaster Fund.

15:36The President also ordered

15:38to ensure that the price freeze

15:40that exists in areas under

15:42the State of Calamity is followed.

15:44There is a 60-day

15:46price freeze on all the

15:48basic commodities

15:52that we have listed

15:54in our memo.

15:58Aside from this,

16:00it's also strictly monitored.

16:02Meaning, we check

16:04this aggressively.

16:06Meaning, on a day-to-day

16:08basis, they give

16:10updates to us

16:12in supermarkets,

16:14grocery, convenience

16:16stores, and other

16:18areas or other stores

16:20that sell these basic necessities.

16:22DTI also

16:24encourages

16:26big supermarkets

16:28to supply basic commodities

16:30to affected areas.

16:32DTI's acting secretary,

16:34Cristina Roque, also added that

16:36they have prepared a 2-billion-peso fund

16:38under the Small Business Corporation

16:40or SB Corp as a loan

16:42to micro and small-medium enterprises

16:44that are in the middle of a storm.

16:46They can also borrow up to P300,000

16:48to help them

16:50recover.

16:52For GMA Integrated News,

16:54Ivan Mejrina, Kato Toto, 24 Hours.

16:56For some Albay residents,

16:58Fandine is wondering

17:00how to recover

17:02after the storm

17:04Cristina.

17:06Some have not only lost their homes,

17:08but also lost their livelihoods.

17:10From the town of Pulanggi,

17:12John Consulta is live.

17:14John?

17:18Mel, when we entered

17:20the road towards the province

17:22of Albay,

17:24some residents were already

17:26waiting for the storm to pass.

17:32Since it is not possible

17:34to cross the national road

17:36to Baoca, Marina Sur,

17:38we took a two-hour detour

17:40to the alternate route

17:42of Buhi-Iriga Road

17:44to reach the province of Albay.

17:46We passed residents who were drying

17:48their wet clothes on the road.

17:50One of them, Mila,

17:52lost her house

17:54which was still submerged.

17:56The water level

17:58suddenly rose.

18:00So we hurried

18:02to dry our clothes

18:04but we couldn't.

18:06The water level

18:08was too high.

18:10Most of our clothes

18:12were wet.

18:14When we arrived in Libon, Albay,

18:16we were greeted by a left-hand traffic light.

18:18The garage in front of me

18:20was completely flooded.

18:22Because of the strong winds

18:24and heavy rain,

18:26the ground beneath it

18:28was gradually eroded.

18:30It was completely destroyed.

18:32Along with the heavy rain,

18:34the owner of the tractor,

18:36car, motorcycle,

18:38tricycle, and livestock

18:40was also affected.

18:42I am calling

18:44to our beloved President Bongbong Marcos

18:46to help us in this tragedy.

18:48So that we can get

18:50our lives back,

18:52especially in farming.

18:54Some rice fields

18:56in Libon, Albay were not saved

18:58due to the heavy winds

19:00and landslides.

19:02The land was given up

19:04due to the flood.

19:06It's like a desert.

19:08We don't know

19:10how it will start.

19:12The wet documents

19:14that were being dried

19:16were the ones that we received.

19:18Even the municipality was affected

19:20by the heavy rain.

19:22Some vehicles were submerged

19:24in the compound.

19:26According to Libon LGU,

19:28two were killed in their town

19:30while one was missing

19:32after a landslide

19:34in Borabud, Libon, Albay.

19:36Libon, Albay is now under

19:38State of Calamity.

19:40The worst flooding

19:42in history in our town of Libon.

19:44Many were submerged

19:46and lost their homes.

19:48We need to use floating.

19:50The Philippine Red Cross

19:52and the humanitarian

19:54caravan from Manila

19:56are helping

19:58to evacuate the damaged vehicles.

20:00It will reach 500 meters

20:02from San Fernando Milo

20:04Road in Kamsur,

20:06heading to Naga,

20:08after the heavy rain

20:10caused by Hurricane Christine.

20:14At a time like this,

20:16clean drinking water

20:18is one of the needs

20:20of our countrymen.

20:22That's why it's a blessing

20:24for the Philippine Red Cross

20:26and Albay

20:28to distribute clean drinking water

20:30to PNP Region 5.

20:32The water comes from BFP,

20:34through the water desalination

20:36equipment of PNP,

20:38and then it's transferred

20:40to our residents' gallons.

20:42Residents are hoping

20:44that in the coming days,

20:46this PNP Region 5 equipment

20:48will be used to distribute

20:50clean drinking water

20:52to our residents here in Albay.

20:54That's all for now.

20:56Back to you, Mel.

20:58John, there are still hundreds

21:00of people who were submerged.

21:02Do you have any information

21:04about when this will happen?

21:06So that we can reach

21:08our other affected residents?

21:12You know, Mel,

21:14based on the experience

21:16of our countrymen,

21:18it will take three days

21:20or sometimes a week

21:22before the heavy rain will stop.

21:24But our people

21:26said that this rain

21:28is really different

21:30compared to what they've experienced.

21:32That's why they're hoping

21:34that this will last longer.

21:36Our countrymen are asking

21:38to send big equipment

21:40to the unpassable areas

21:42where they really need help.

21:44Our countrymen are still not eating

21:46and still not receiving help.

21:48Be careful, John.

21:50Thank you very much.

21:52John Consulta.

21:54The Gale Warning

21:56has not yet been lifted

21:58in many towns in the Lazon.

22:00That's why many fishermen

22:02are still not able to fish

22:04because it's dangerous.

22:06It's a problem for those

22:08who live in the Lazon.

22:14Emil, it's still raining heavily

22:16in a large part of the Lazon,

22:18Ilocos Norte.

22:20And even though the province

22:22is not directly affected

22:24by the storm,

22:26it has an effect on the residents

22:28and on the agriculture of the province.

22:32The waves in this part

22:34of the West Philippine Sea

22:36in front of Barangay Kawakan

22:38are wide in Ilocos Norte.

22:40Until this afternoon,

22:42the storm signal No. 2

22:44in Ilocos Norte and Ilocos Su

22:46was still high.

22:48Even though the coastal barangays

22:50in the province were not affected

22:52by the storm surge,

22:54it has affected the livelihood

22:56of the fishermen

22:58who have not been able to fish

23:00for several days.

23:02Like Randell,

23:04he is also a fisherman.

23:06He says that every day

23:08that there is no catch,

23:10his family is in a difficult situation.

23:12We are just looking for money

23:14to buy food.

23:18While the storm is pushing

23:20in that direction,

23:22the waves are strong,

23:24the gale warning is high,

23:26it is not allowed to swim

23:28and the local authorities

23:30are watching not only the truck

23:32but also the local government

23:34to ensure the safety

23:36of the fishermen.

23:38Because there is a gap

23:40in the possible paths

23:42of the storm,

23:44the local government

23:46is still prepared.

23:48The councils

23:50and our responders

23:52are still here,

23:54our evacuees are still here

23:56to be safe,

23:58their safety.

24:00As of now,

24:02more than P350,000

24:04worth of rice

24:06and corn have been damaged.

24:12Emil,

24:14according to the Ilocos Norte

24:16Provincial Office,

24:18more than 500 families

24:20and 1,600 individuals

24:22were affected by the storm

24:24due to the rain

24:26and were not evacuated

24:28This is the latest from Ilocos Norte

24:30back to you, Emil.

24:32Thank you very much, J.P. Soriano.

24:34More than 10,000

24:36people were affected

24:38due to the heavy rain.

24:40The continuous

24:42gathering of people

24:44helped, especially

24:46a family who was only able to share

24:48a handful of rice.

24:50From Kawit,

24:52this is Maki Pulido.

24:54Maki?

24:56The flood

24:58has reached many places

25:00in Cavite City since this morning

25:02except for a few places.

25:10At the height of August,

25:12around 6 p.m. last night,

25:14this minibus almost ran aground

25:16in Noveleta, Cavite.

25:18Ma'am, there was a tsunami.

25:20Jimmy managed to

25:22drive the minibus

25:24to a safe place

25:26where there were 20 passengers.

25:28I moved it to the side

25:30and tied it.

25:32Now, when I tied the rope,

25:34it moved back, hit the post

25:36and fell down.

25:38The heavy rain

25:40also left the police

25:42in Noveleta in a hurry to clean up.

25:44Due to the heavy

25:46flow of water,

25:48many tricycles and

25:50stores were damaged.

25:53I pray that

25:55at least half of the things

25:57that I lost,

25:59at least half of the things

26:01that I lost, will be recovered.

26:03Mansueto's recovery

26:05was also a big challenge

26:07because his machine

26:09was damaged in the flood.

26:11We have to pay

26:13a lot of money

26:15to repair it.

26:17Now, we don't have

26:19any budget.

26:21Even though it's sunny,

26:23some places are still flooded

26:25in some parts of Bayanangkawit,

26:27Noveleta and Cavite City.

26:29There is still water on the highway

26:31from Bacoor to Noveleta

26:33but cars are already passing.

26:35This is the situation in Bayanangkawit

26:37past 8 o'clock in the morning

26:39but now it's flooding.

26:41Many residents are struggling

26:43to walk.

26:45It's lower now because

26:47at night, there are parts

26:49that are flooded.

26:51This is one of the roads

26:53here in Cavite

26:55where even though it's sunny

26:57and the rain has stopped,

26:59it's still flooding.

27:01So, some of the residents

27:03that we talked to

27:05are really struggling

27:07to clean their houses.

27:09Erica is one of those

27:11who is struggling

27:13to clean the water

27:15inside their house.

27:17If there are relief goods,

27:19it would be a big help

27:21to get through

27:23the next few days.

27:25But Ms. Amelia said

27:27that if there is no help,

27:29they will be hungry.

27:31She hasn't found a job yet

27:33as a barker.

27:35When we talked to her,

27:37she held a handful of rice

27:39that was helped by a friend.

27:41Her grandchildren will share this.

27:43I don't have any income.

27:45What do you need?

27:47What my grandchildren need

27:49is food and clothes.

27:51Cavite province

27:53is now in a state of calamity.

27:55In total,

27:57more than 13,000 affected residents

27:59are in the province

28:01and 78 houses and infrastructure

28:03were damaged.

28:05According to the Provincial Public Information Office,

28:07relief goods are still being provided.

28:09Individuals who need

28:11additional help are still being studied.

28:15In Cavite's report,

28:17PDRRMO

28:19reported that one person

28:21drowned in Alfonso

28:23while another

28:25was lost in Tagaytay.

28:27Mel? Thank you very much,

28:29Macky Pulido.

28:31In addition to the

28:33storm that hit Christine,

28:35the people of Batangas

28:37were also affected.

28:3914 people were confirmed dead

28:41after being rescued.

28:43Tune in live.

28:45This is Marisol Abduraman, Marisol.

28:49Emil, after the flood,

28:51the people of Batangas

28:53became very calm

28:55because they could not cross

28:57many roads, just like here

28:59in Talizay. Meanwhile, Emil,

29:01as you mentioned, the retrieval operation

29:03is still ongoing

29:05in Barangay Sampalo

29:07where 14 people were confirmed dead.

29:13Only white and stones

29:15can be seen here in Barangay Sampaloc

29:17in Talizay, Batangas,

29:19following the landslide.

29:21Houses were flooded and residents

29:23were buried in the mud.

29:25Despite the floods,

29:27the mother of Elmer D. Hucos

29:29has not been seen yet.

29:31We did not expect the landslide to happen.

29:33The rain was light, but there was no damage.

29:35When we came back, the mud was already there.

29:37His two children were rescued,

29:39but his wife and two-year-old

29:41children were not found.

29:43There are 20 households

29:45and 8 people were affected.

29:47There are pockets of landslides

29:49from Tagaytay to here.

29:51All the water,

29:53trees,

29:55boulders, and land

29:57are here.

29:59I did not expect this.

30:01There used to be houses here,

30:03but now there are thick mud

30:05and big stones.

30:07The landslides happened

30:09yesterday.

30:1120 houses were flooded

30:13and 14 people were rescued.

30:15The other two houses

30:17were found here,

30:19a few meters away from the landslide area.

30:21He was brought here by the flood.

30:23He was brought here.

30:25We rescued him from here.

30:27If he is still alive,

30:29you can bring him here.

30:31The people who were retrieved

30:33were taken to Lawa to be taken to the town.

30:35We will go to Talizay.

30:37No one can pass here.

30:39The landslides happened

30:41in the town of Talizay.

30:43Houses, establishments,

30:45and vehicles were submerged

30:47in very thick mud.

30:49This road cannot pass

30:51in Talizay, Batangas, Del Bocon,

30:53in very thick mud.

30:55Even the trees

30:57that are hanging

30:59on the road.

31:01The clearing operation is underway.

31:03The situation in Lemery

31:05is very bad.

31:07Vehicles are submerged in mud.

31:09Yesterday, this place

31:11in Lemery could not pass

31:13because of the heavy floods.

31:15But until now,

31:17it still cannot pass

31:19because of the thick mud

31:21on the road.

31:23That's why it's hard to clean

31:25even though there are some motorcycles

31:27that pass by.

31:29We are looking for water

31:31but we don't have water.

31:33The mud is very thick.

31:37Despite the floods

31:39on the roads from Lemery to Talizay,

31:41some trees fell

31:43and electricity was cut off.

31:49In the latest information

31:51that we received from the

31:53Provincial Director of Batangas PNP,

31:55four boats were recovered

31:57this afternoon.

31:5918 confirmed dead

32:01in Sampaloc, Talizay.

32:03As of 6 p.m.,

32:0549 died

32:07in the province

32:09and 17 are still missing.

32:11But this is just a base of information

32:13or information and data

32:15that the PNP has.

32:17The PDRRMO is still investigating

32:19how many

32:21individuals

32:23in the province are affected

32:25and if there is a state

32:27of calamity.

32:29This area of Barangay Sampaloc,

32:31where the landslide happened,

32:33was it identified

32:35by the authorities

32:37as landslide prone?

32:39Was there a pre-emptive

32:41evacuation before

32:43the accident happened?

32:47Actually, Emil,

32:49before the heavy rain

32:51really hit,

32:53there was a pre-emptive evacuation.

32:55However, they admitted

32:57that their main focus

32:59is the coastal areas

33:01where there are

33:03a lot of casualties.

33:05Based on our investigation,

33:07the residents there

33:09have been experiencing

33:11heavy rain and typhoons

33:13but they did not experience landslides

33:15in the area.

33:17Although they issued warnings,

33:19they did not have a pre-emptive evacuation.

33:21Earlier, we asked

33:23about 20 houses,

33:25but only a few families were affected

33:27because some of them

33:29were evacuated before the rain

33:31hit yesterday, Emil.

33:33Thank you very much, Marisol Abdurrahman.

33:39This is our heart-to-heart

33:41update on the two typhoons

33:43inside and outside the Philippine

33:45Area of Responsibility.

33:47Here is Amor La Rosa

33:49of GMA Integrated News Weather Center.

33:51Amor?

33:53Salamat, Ms. Mel.

33:55Mga kapuso, dalawang bagyo

33:57ang minumonitor natin ngayon. May bagong

33:59papasok at may isa ring magbabalik

34:01sa Philippine Area of Responsibility.

34:03Alas dos ng hapon kanina

34:05nang lumabas po sa Philippine Area of

34:07Responsibility itong bagyo Kristina.

34:09Huli po itong namataan na pag-asa.

34:11410 kilometers,

34:13Kandura ng Sinait, Ilocosura.

34:15Kahit nasa labas na po yan ang PAR,

34:17nakataas pa rin ang signal number one.

34:19Dito po yan sa Metro Manila,

34:21Ilocosur, La Union,

34:23Pangasinan, Apayaw, Kalinga,

34:25Abra, Mountain Province, at

34:27Ifugao. Kasama rin po diyan, ito

34:29pong Benguet, Cagayan. Kasama na

34:31ang Babuyan Islands, Isabela,

34:33Quirino, Nueva Vizcaya, Nueva

34:35Isiha, Tarlac, Zambales,

34:37at Bataana. Signal number one

34:39din po sa Pampanga, Bulacana,

34:41northern portion ng Rizal, at

34:43northern portion ng Cavite. So mga

34:45kapuso, para po sa mga residente na nabanggit

34:47na lugar, posibling maramdaman pa rin

34:49po diyan yung pabugsubogsong hangin

34:51dahil lagi pa rin po kayo nitong

34:53bahagi ng Bagyong Kristina.

34:55Sa datos naman ng pag-asa, tatlong

34:57lugaras na may Central Zone at Calabar

34:59Zone ang nakapagtala po ng

35:01ulan na lampas sa pang-isang buwang

35:03ulan kapag po ganitong buwan ng

35:05Oktubre. Nangunguna po diyan itong

35:07ambulong, diyan po yan sa may Tanawan City

35:09sa Batangas. Sinundan po ito ng Tanay

35:11Rizal at ganun din ng Dagupan

35:13City sa Pangasinan.

35:15Sa forecast track naman ng pag-asa,

35:17tutuloy-tuloy po yung paghilos ng

35:19Bagyong Kristina po ay pakaluran muna

35:21bago unti-unti po yung maglulup

35:23o iikot-pabalik, papalapit po

35:25ulit dito sa ating par.

35:27Naimpluwensyahan kasi ito, yung

35:29galaw po niyan ay naimpluwensyahan

35:31ng isa pang bagyo. Dito po yan

35:33sa labas naman ng Philippine Area of

35:35Responsibility. At yung low pressure area

35:37po na halos katabi po nito kahapon,

35:39sumama na rin sa mga

35:41kaulapan o sirkulasyon po nitong bagyo

35:43na huling namataan ng pag-asa, yung

35:45bagyo po niyan nasa laya yung

35:472,380 kilometers silangan

35:49ng southeastern Luzon.

35:51Pan-northwest po ang galaw nito,

35:53meron po yung international name din

35:55na Congre, dahil isa na po yan

35:57tropical storm sa ngayon. Pusibleng

35:59pumasok po yan sa Philippine Area of

36:01Responsibility bukas o sa linggo

36:03at tatawagin po natin sa

36:05local name na Leon.

36:07Ayun po sa pag-asa, pusibleng dumapit

36:09itong bagyong Leon. Dito po yan

36:11sa may northern Luzon. Habang yung

36:13dating bagyong Christine naman, unti-unti

36:15po yan lalapit, pabalik po dito

36:17sa ating Philippine Area of

36:19Responsibility. At ito naman po,

36:21sa mga susunod pang mga araw ang bagyong

36:23Leon, unti-unti po yan mag-re-recurve

36:25o pipihit papalayo

36:27at papunta na po yan sa bahagi

36:29naman ng Japan. Pusibleng

36:31sumunod naman po dito itong bagyong

36:33Christine kung hindi po ito hungina

36:35sa mga susunod na araw. So patuloy po

36:37natin imu-monitor. Pero sakali

36:39man na pumasok po, sakali man

36:41na hindi mo ling lumapit

36:43o pumasok dito po sa Philippine

36:45Area of Responsibility. Itong bagyong

36:47Christine hanggan diyan lang po yan sa labas

36:49o kaya naman po ay hindi rin po lumapit

36:51sa lupa. Itong nga bagyong Leon

36:53pusible pa rin pong magpaulana.

36:55Yung outer rain bands nitong bagyong

36:57Leon, dito po yan sa may extreme

36:59northern Luzon. Pusible rin po

37:01nitong ma-influenciahan, yung tinatawag

37:03natin na southwesterly winds

37:05hindi po itong hanging habagat, ito po

37:07ay hangin na nagmumula po sa southwest

37:09so pusible pong magpaulana sa southern

37:11Luzon, ganun dito sa Visayas

37:13and Mindanao. At yung bagyong Christine

37:15naman, pwede pong magpaulan pa rin kapag

37:17lumapit dito sa park, dito po yan

37:19sa may western sections ng Luzon.

37:21Sabi po ng pag-asa,

37:23wala pa pong nangyayaring Fujiwara

37:25effect sa ngayon. Yung po yung nangyayari

37:27kapag pong mababa sa

37:291,400 kilometers ang

37:31distansya ng dalawang bagyo

37:33at kapag po pareho, na nasa

37:35tropical storm category o di kaya naman

37:37kapag po mas malakas pa. Sa ngayon naman po

37:39ay masyado pong malayo sa

37:41isa't-isa itong dalawang bagyo at patuloy

37:43po nating imu-monitor at titignan

37:45kung matutuloy pa nga ba itong tinatawag

37:47natin na Fujiwara effect o magkakaroon

37:49ng interaction sa isa't-isa.

37:51Base po sa datos ng metro weather,

37:53may chance pa rin po ng ulan ngayong weekend

37:55dito po yan sa may central

37:57and southern Luzon, ganun din po dito

37:59sa ilang bahagi po ng Visayas

38:01at ganun din po sa ilang bahagi ng Mindanao

38:03lalo na bandang hapon. So meron pa rin

38:05mga malalakas sa ulan sa central Luzon

38:07Mindoro, ganun din po sa may Palawan

38:09ilang bahagi din po ng Bicol region

38:11Panay Island, Negros

38:13Summer and later provinces at ganun din po

38:15sa iba pang probinsya sa bahagi

38:17po ng Mindanao. Halos ganyan din po

38:19ang inaasahang panahon pagsapit po

38:21ng linggo kaya dobly ingat pa rin

38:23lalo na po yung mga direkta pong

38:25naapektuhan nitong bagyong kristina

38:27at unti-unti pong bumabangon.

38:29Sa Metro Manila, may chance pa rin po

38:31ng ulan pero hindi na po yung tuloy-tuloy

38:33at malawakan. Pero syempre kung may lakad ngayon weekend

38:35magdala pa rin po ng payong.

38:37At yan ang latest sa lagingan

38:39ng ating panahon. Ako po si Amor La Rosa

38:41Ito ang GMA Integrated News

38:43Weather Center. Maasahan anuman

38:45ang panahon.

38:47Kakulangan sa malinis na tubig

38:49ang problema ng libu-libong pamilya

38:51sa Lukban, Quezon. May mga bakay

38:53na inalod ng umapaw ng ilog at

38:55may paaralanding na sira.

38:57Maki-update tayo sa sitwasyon doon

38:59sa live na pagtutok

39:01sa Lukban, Quezon.

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50:43It's hard to clean. If we're not prepared, all of our things will be wet.

50:49The flood is gradually increasing in some barangays and residents are returning home to clean their houses.

50:56As of now, the authorities have not entered the two barangays because of the high flood.

51:01Seven barangays in Lungsud do not have electricity and 14 barangays do not have water.

51:07Aside from food packs, LGU is also distributing drinking water.

51:11In the town of San Pablo, houses were submerged in the flood in Karalukod Barangay.

51:15We were just here because it's close to our house.

51:20The residents of Karalukod Barangay built their own tents after the flood entered their houses.

51:27These tents are where their belongings are and of course, this is where they slept last night.

51:34According to the authorities, it is possible that another flood will reach the town of Isabela within two days.

51:47Emil, in the monitoring of the CDRRM, as of 7.30pm, the Bunton River is at 10.9 meters high.

51:55And as the weather improves, it is expected that the flood will gradually reach other barangays in the province of Cagayana.

52:01Emil?

52:02Thank you very much, Jasmine Gabrielle Galvan of GMA Regional TV.

52:11In every disaster, the GMA Kapuso Foundation is always reminded of the people in need.

52:18We quickly responded to the call for help and sent relief goods to some places in Quezon and Matangas.

52:25The flood hit some parts of Catanawan and Lopez in Quezon due to the heavy rain caused by the Christine Tsunami.

52:38What we saw on the surface of the water was almost floating.

52:42As the flood reached Catanawan, we were able to get some of Joseline's belongings.

52:49The water quickly rose in their area.

52:52So, to save the whole family, they held their hands and washed away the flood.

52:57I told my family that we cannot leave our belongings, our lives, and our savings.

53:04In the barangay of Canda, Ilaya, in Lopez, the flood was still raging.

53:09In order to provide immediate help, the GMA Kapuso Foundation

53:14The strong winds, rains, and floods that hit Quezon,

53:19more than 1,000 residents were given food packs in Catanawan.

53:24We also provided food to the people in Lugau.

53:26The residents of Catanawan were able to return to their homes from the evacuation center.

53:33We are asking for help from various agencies.

53:37We also received help from the barangay of Canda, Ilaya,

53:40and from Lipa, Bawan, and Lemery in Matangas.

53:44The GMA Kapuso Foundation continues to receive food donations

53:49and other items for those affected by the floods.

53:53Those who can donate can be seen on your TV screen

53:56and the address of our warehouse and office.

54:00We are hoping that the expiry date of your food donations will not be below six months.

54:09For cash donations, you can also deposit in our bank accounts

54:14or send it to Cebuan Loliere.

54:16It can also be done online via GCash, Shopee, Lazada, Globe Rewards, and Metro Bank Credit Cards.

54:24Your donation is 100% tax deductible.

54:30BAYANIHAN SPIRIT

54:33In a small way, like saving time for the telethon and repacking relief goods,

54:39Kapuso and Sparkle Stars worked together to help those affected by the Christine Flood.

54:45Obri Carampel was able to help.

54:49The Bayanihan Spirit is alive and well in the Kapuso community.

54:54Sparkle Stars are united in Operation Bayanihan,

54:57Bagyong Christine Telethon.

54:59Along with Rurong Madrid, Kailin Alcantara, and Michelle D,

55:04they are calling for public help for those affected by the floods.

55:08Ruru went straight to the telethon after the story conference of Lolong Season 2

55:14with some of her cast members.

55:16We are calling to all of you and we are knocking on your hearts

55:21to help our fellow countrymen who are affected by the floods.

55:27I have relatives and friends who are affected by the floods

55:30and I saw how difficult it is for them.

55:32So, as much as I can, I want to help.

55:36It is still a big thing that everybody is trying to do their part,

55:40whether big or small.

55:41We also spend a lot of time and that's what we can offer in terms of helping,

55:46if that can help inspire other people to do their small part.

55:50Gleiza De Castro also took part in the telethon.

55:53The Clash judge and Batangueña CII were also there.

55:57I prayed for you to not get hurt.

56:00But the GMA Foundation is here to help you in Batangas.

56:07At the GMA Capuso Foundation Warehouse,

56:10the Capuso Stars and Celebrities, including Harleen Budol,

56:14helped in repacking relief goods.

56:16The donations distributed by the GMA Capuso Foundation

56:20will be distributed to different parts of the country

56:22that were affected by the Christine Flood.

56:25We will continue to distribute relief goods until this weekend.

56:30The GMA Capuso Foundation has already loaded

56:35commercial aircrafts.

56:36They will leave tomorrow morning.

56:39Good for 1,000 families.

56:41The relief goods will be distributed to Albay, Pulanggi, Oas, and Libon.

56:46Another GMA Capuso Foundation team is on the way to Isabela and Cagayan.

56:58And that ends our week-long chat.

57:00I'm Ia Adeliano.

57:01Have a happy, safe, and dry weekend, Capusos.

57:05Miss Mel, Emil.

57:08Thank you, Ia.

57:10Thanks, Ia.

57:10And that's the news this Friday.

57:12I'm Mel Tiangco.

57:14For a bigger mission.

57:16For a broader service to the country.

57:18I'm Emil Sumangin.

57:19From GMA Integrated News,

57:21the Philippine News Authority.

57:23We learned 24 hours.

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