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00:00Today, the families of the buried in Barangka Public Cemetery in Marikina are still not quiet.
00:07They were illegally buried and buried.
00:10There are more bodies of evicted bodies.
00:13There is a free cremation of a local LGU and a burial in Labi.
00:17Live from Marikina, this is Vaughn Aquino.
00:21Vaughn.
00:22Pia Yvonne.
00:25Pia Yvonne, the Marikina City Health Office continues its investigation and inventory
00:30to identify the illegally buried bodies here in Barangka Cemetery.
00:37The family of Joylyn Abadilla would have allied with Bulaklak in their grandfather's grave in Barangka Cemetery in Marikina.
00:45But they were shocked when their grandfather's body was gone.
00:48When we went to my grandfather's grave, the grave was already empty.
00:52We looked for it, but it was already gone.
00:55That's why we are asking for assistance to find out why they removed it without telling us.
01:01The family of Jesse Atibagos is looking for the bodies of his parents
01:06because it is said that they were buried in a different cemetery than this one.
01:09We discovered it in a small cemetery.
01:14There's a grave, but we don't know if there's a body or if it's ours, my parents and my grandchild.
01:20It's very painful for us.
01:22We will go there, but it's already gone.
01:24They removed it, but there's no abyss.
01:27Now, the inventory is working on the bodies that were just buried.
01:31The Marikina LGO arranged for the relatives of the affected bodies to coordinate in the cemetery's office.
01:38We are calling on the record.
01:41Until yesterday, there were 13 people asking questions and inquiring.
01:47That's why our city health office is here, Dr. Opet,
01:55to handle the actual bodies of those we examined.
02:01Some of them have tags, so we are tracing them.
02:05We are looking for them in the file.
02:07The inventory is working now.
02:10Some of them have tags, some don't.
02:12We are looking for ways to identify the remains.
02:16But the majority of them have tags.
02:18When it comes to the bodies, they will advise their relatives.
02:22They also plan to develop the Barangkas Cemetery.
02:25We will build three to four small ossuary.
02:29We will build three to four small ossuary.
02:36We will also build a small columbarium.
02:43Aside from the free cremation,
02:45there will also be a free re-interment for the illegally excavated bodies.
02:51A mass will be held to pray for the souls of the affected bodies.
02:56The number of visitors to Puntud of their loved ones is increasing.
03:01It's just a reminder that they are still alive.
03:05Ivan, Pia, as it gets darker,
03:08the number of our countrymen visiting the cemetery is increasing.
03:12As of 5 p.m., the crowd estimate of PNP is 600 inside the cemetery.
03:19Ivan, Pia?
03:20Thank you very much, Von Aquino.
03:23Visitors to the Manila North Cemetery are also increasing,
03:25including the number of visitors to the province.
03:29Some of the visitors are also missing.
03:32From the Manila North Cemetery, we will interview Darlene Kaye.
03:37Darlene?
03:42Pia, the Manila North Cemetery will be closed for more than an hour.
03:46But as you can see, there are still a lot of visitors.
03:51According to the PNP,
03:53more than 300,000 people came to the Manila North Cemetery
03:57to visit their loved ones.
04:04Almost all day, the line to enter the Manila North Cemetery is still there.
04:09There are still no signs of people arriving on All Souls Day.
04:13Because inspections are still tight on the items brought in,
04:16there are still a lot of lighters,
04:18other flammable materials, vape, e-cigarette, and more.
04:21The line for free ride inside the cemetery is still there.
04:25These e-vehicles can ride inside
04:27so that they won't have to walk far to reach their destination.
04:32There are still hundreds of thousands of people
04:34who came to the Manila North Cemetery on All Souls Day.
04:37But it's not a small number compared to those who came yesterday.
04:41According to the people we talked to,
04:43they really avoided the crowds, that's why they came today.
04:46Of all the people,
04:4880-year-old Berna lost her child.
04:52While they were walking yesterday to her son's grave,
04:55she was surprised to see that her son, Joan,
04:5947 years old, has a special condition.
05:02Joan still doesn't have a cell phone, and she doesn't know how to go home alone.
05:05Joan, go home.
05:09I didn't sleep last night.
05:12I waited for you.
05:14Where did you go?
05:17Tell me where you are. We'll follow you.
05:22The police immediately reported the incident.
05:25For those who have information on Joan's whereabouts,
05:28they can contact MPD Hotlines.
05:31Most of the people who came here
05:33brought food and other items
05:35because they were tired of waiting for hours at the cemeteries.
05:39But there are people like Rosalinda,
05:42who doesn't have a cemetery to visit,
05:44that's why she lit a candle here at the mass grave
05:47in the middle of Manila North Cemetery.
05:49The former apartment-style cemeteries are closed here,
05:52but the rent was already paid,
05:54and the children didn't come back.
05:56We are sick.
05:58We cry.
06:00Our parents are with us.
06:02There are also people like Romel Sabanal,
06:04who come here to visit and pray,
06:06even though her relatives are in the province of Panakalibing.
06:10My grandparents taught me that
06:13if you can't go home,
06:16even if you go to the cemetery,
06:19you can go straight to Malacan Cross.
06:22It's far, there's a river.
06:24That's why it's simple to pray.
06:33Based on the statistics of Manila LGU,
06:35more people came to Manila North this year,
06:38compared to last year.
06:40Maybe it's because of the extended visiting hours,
06:43and the better weather.
06:45That's the latest from Manila North Cemetery, Balik sa Yopia.
06:50Thank you very much, Darlene Cai.
06:53Long live the tradition in Angolo, Rizal,
06:56to visit those who passed away on November 2,
06:58the Day of the Souls.
07:00The situation there, live from Pagtuto,
07:02Jamie Santos.
07:04Jamie.
07:08Ivan, earlier this morning,
07:10people visited the cemeteries here in Angolo, Rizal,
07:14where today is the Day of the Souls,
07:16November 2, or All Souls Day,
07:18the best time to visit their loved ones.
07:25People came one after another
07:27to the neighboring cemeteries in Angolo this Saturday.
07:30The sun was shining, and the weather was hot.
07:35Earlier, we held mass and prayed,
07:39and the priests were blessed.
07:41Today, there are still people who are cleaning the cemeteries.
07:45We came here again.
07:47I used to clean this place,
07:49but now, we can't do anything.
07:52Aside from the activities of the Angolans
07:55during November 2, or All Souls Day,
07:58to visit their loved ones,
08:00some people went to the cemeteries
08:04during November 1.
08:06That's what the Angolans do,
08:10they go to the Day of the Souls.
08:15Who are your loved ones?
08:17My mother, father, and sister.
08:19The Angolans are the first ones,
08:22they don't just go to the cemeteries,
08:24they also visit the cemeteries.
08:26That's why we are all adults.
08:28The Day of the Souls is for adults.
08:30Police are deployed around the nearby cemeteries
08:33to ensure the security of the place and the people who will visit.
08:38A medic is also stationed in the vicinity of the cemeteries
08:41for those who need medical attention.
08:44So far, it's peaceful.
08:46We are going to celebrate Undas 2024
08:48here in the town of Hangono.
08:50You will see more police on the streets
08:53because it's not crowded.
08:54Although, of course, there are a lot of people.
09:01Ivan, because there are three nearby cemeteries,
09:05there is a build-up in traffic.
09:08But we have deployed traffic enforcers
09:11to remind motorists and people going to the cemeteries.
09:16According to the Angolan police,
09:19these three cemeteries will be next to the Angolans.
09:23That's the latest from here.
09:25Back to you, Ivan.
09:27Thank you very much, JB Santos.
09:31The joy of the Halloween event in Orlando, Florida, America
09:34was replaced by fear.
09:36Following the shooting of a minor,
09:39two were killed and eight were injured.
09:42Here's what I learned.
09:44Kill the girl. Kill the girl right now.
09:47The bodycam footage shows the arrest of that man
09:50in Orlando, Florida, America.
09:52He is the suspect in the shooting
09:54in the middle of a huge Halloween event
09:56in downtown Orlando last night.
09:58The suspect was taken to the CCTV
10:00wearing a yellow T-shirt and walking in the middle of people.
10:03When he passed by a man,
10:05he suddenly turned around and shot him.
10:09Immediately, people ran around the gunman
10:12who tried to escape and join the people.
10:15But he was quickly stopped by one of the police
10:17and was shot.
10:20In another video,
10:21you can see the response of two victims
10:23who were bleeding and lying on the street.
10:25Two were injured in the shooting.
10:28Eight were injured,
10:30including one who was stabbed by a man.
10:33The University of Central Florida
10:35confirmed that their students were injured.
10:39The gunman, who was 17 years old,
10:41was held by the authorities.
10:43He was arrested before
10:45because of the grand theft last year.
10:47Shortly after the report of shots fired,
10:49a shooting suspect was located
10:51and taken into custody.
10:53According to Orlando Police,
10:54the first shot was fired at Central Boulevard
10:56and Orange Avenue.
10:57The authorities responded
10:59by shooting the suspect from a distance.
11:02Even though the suspect is a minor,
11:04he was facing multiple charges of murder.
11:06The motive for the crime is still being investigated.
11:09It is also being studied
11:10if the security will be tight in downtown Orlando
11:13this weekend.
11:17We are still asking our Department of Foreign Affairs
11:20if a Filipino was involved in the shooting.
11:24Boracay is back to life again.
11:27Now, water activities are allowed on the island again.
11:30Just in time for the increase of tourists
11:32during the long weekend.
11:34And Kim Salinas of GMA Regional TV was there.
11:39Kim?
11:44Yes, Pia.
11:45The water activities of the beachfront
11:48here in Boracay
11:50are back to life
11:53thanks to the increase of tourists
11:55during the long weekend.
12:03Along with the good weather today,
12:06the return of sea sport activities
12:08in the Boracay beachfront.
12:10There are a lot.
12:11Scuba diving,
12:12helmet diving,
12:13parasailing,
12:14UFO.
12:15There are a lot of water activities here.
12:17It's beautiful.
12:18That's why we came back.
12:23Some tourists chose to go on a land tour
12:26and took pictures.
12:31The gigantic whole rock formation
12:34called Lapus-Lapus was a hit.
12:36It's okay.
12:37We were able to take pictures with our family.
12:39Smile.
12:40The background is beautiful.
12:42It's really for Instagram.
12:48This family from Tondo, Manila
12:51also took a selfie
12:53at the Niyog Trees in Bulabog Beach.
12:55This is amazing.
12:56This is one of the landmarks of Boracay.
13:00According to the Balay Tourism Office,
13:02there are more than 16,000 tourists in Boracay
13:05from October 30 to November 1.
13:08Two cemeteries in Boracay were also built.
13:11Yesterday,
13:12around 2,000 people went to the cemeteries
13:15according to the authorities.
13:17There are a few more visitors
13:20like Alan,
13:21who had work yesterday.
13:23That's why it's time for him
13:25to visit his cousin.
13:27He died on June 1.
13:28Tomorrow is my birthday.
13:38Tia, there's no beach party on the island
13:41because it's under official travel.
13:43It's expected to return
13:45on the second week of November.
13:48That's the latest from Boracay.
13:51Back to you.
13:53Thank you very much,
13:54Kim Salinas of GMA Regional TV.