24 Oras Express: January 15, 2025 [HD]

GMA Integrated News

Narito ang mga maiinit na balita sa 24 Oras Express ngayong Miyerkules, January 15, 2025.   - 6M balotang ginastusan ng P150M, sisirain dahil wala ang ilan sa mga aspirant na pinasasama ng SC   - QCPD: 1 sa 3 suspek, ikinanta ang mastermind umano at iniutos na paraan ng pagdispatsa sa biktima   - NGCP: Nagmahal ang paggawa ng kuryente mula nang buksan ang bentahan ng reserbang kuryente   - Mahigit 100 timbangan na depektibo, hindi calibrated, o hindi selyado, winasak   -AV JP: Rule of Law at karapatan ng Pilipinas sa WPS, tinalakay sa pag-uusap nina PBBM at U.S. VP Harris   - Net satisfaction ratings ng 5 pinakamataas na opisyal ng bansa, bumaba batay sa Social Weather Stations survey mula nitong December 12- 18, 2024   - PNP Maritime Group: Drone na natagpuan sa Masbate, gawang China at military grade   - Pilipinong minsang nakaranas ng gutom at walang makain, dumami sa pagitan ng Setyembre at Disyembre noong 2024 base sa survey ng Social Weather Stations   - Pagpapatupad ng P58/kg na maximum SRP sa imported premium rice, binatikos ng ilang kongresista   - Easterlies, nagpa-ulan sa Minadanao na nagdulot ng mga baha   - Alice Guo at 30 iba pa, pinakakasuhan ng DOJ ng paglabag umano sa Anti-Money Laundering Act   - P4.2B ng 2025 nat'l budget, inilaan sa relokasyon ng Senado; total na laan mula 2018: P23.5B   - Jillian Ward sa umano'y iringan nila ni Sofia Pablo: "I don't have time to fight with anyone..."   - Pag-hack umano sa mga cellphone na konektado sa public wifi, inusisa sa Senado   - Screening ng "Green Bones," 1 week extended sa ilang sinehan  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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00:00Live from the GMA Network Center, this is 24 Horas.

00:15Good evening, Zon Visayas and Mindanao.

00:19More than Php 100 million worth of printed envelopes need to be destroyed by the Commonwealth.

00:25These envelopes do not yet have the names of the Supreme Court.

00:29These envelopes are just about to be issued.

00:31To clarify, the envelopes have not yet been printed for the local candidates.

00:37Sandra Aguinaldo has the story.

00:43Last night, the Commonwealth suspended the printing of envelopes in the National Printing Office.

00:48This was after the Supreme Court issued a Temporary Restraining Order or TRO

00:53against the petition of five aspirants.

00:56The Commonwealth did not put them in the envelopes

00:59because two of them were declared nuisance candidates

01:02while the others were disqualified, the application was rejected,

01:06or they were denied the Certificate of Candidacy.

01:09But the Supreme Court said that they should be included in the envelopes.

01:13The envelopes that were printed will be destroyed.

01:16The Commonwealth wrote to the Commission on Audit to inform what will be done to destroy them.

01:21They were invited to witness this.

01:23This is the part of the envelopes that are worth 6 million pesos.

01:28The Commonwealth is saying that they have been printed but they can no longer use them.

01:33The Commonwealth spent 150 million pesos on the printing of these envelopes.

01:41The Supreme Court will also follow the order to add the name of five aspirants to the newly printed envelopes

01:48even if it is not easy according to the Commonwealth.

01:50We immediately ordered to change the election management system.

01:54It is a system where everyone knows how and what envelopes will be printed.

02:02We will also change all 2,000 envelopes of the entire country

02:09because we need to include the name of the so-called candidate.

02:13According to the Commonwealth, no envelopes have been printed for the local candidates.

02:17That is why it is more effective to add the name of the senatorial aspirant, Mustafa, to the envelopes.

02:25The alphabetical order of the name will change the number of aspirants under it.

02:32The Commonwealth is also in charge of other petitions like this one in the Supreme Court.

02:37We will print the envelopes again and if there is a new directive,

02:42this will not pressure the Supreme Court with all due respect.

02:45We will do it again, especially if the position involved is a national position.

02:49So we will go back to zero.

02:51We will always go back to zero if there is a temporary restraining order to add the name to our envelopes.

03:00If the Supreme Court will wait for all the petitions that it is hearing,

03:05before continuing the printing, they will run out of time according to the Commonwealth.

03:10With all due respect, we cannot wait because we do not know when the Supreme Court will take action.

03:18We cannot sleep with them because the Commonwealth is an independent body

03:23and of course, we respect the independence of the Supreme Court.

03:27On Monday or Tuesday, it is possible to continue printing the envelopes.

03:31To make it faster, it is possible to use the four printers of the NPO,

03:36except for the two that are already in use.

03:38Don't worry to the people, your commissioner election is being guaranteed.

03:42We are in control of the situation.

03:44For GMA Integrated News, Sandra Aguinaldo for 24 Hours.

03:51One of the three suspects was charged with the murder of a businesswoman in Bulacan

03:57who was dispatched to Umano, Labi through a drum raid.

04:02The same was done to the sister actress Rochelle Barameda

04:05who also went to the NBI for a fingerprint analysis of the suspect.

04:10The fight in Umano and the motive is unknown to my knowledge.

04:18Umano promised to pay P200,000 to the gun for hire,

04:25alias Noli and alias Mervin to kill the 62-year-old victim,

04:30the businessman.

04:31In the family's conversation, the victim's name was not mentioned.

04:34The suspect was found in a drum in San Jose del Monte, Bulacan this month.

04:39The mastermind gave the first payment of P100,000.

04:44When they accomplished their job of killing the victim,

04:50the businessman, he will be given an additional P100,000.

04:57According to the QCPD,

04:58the mastermind ordered the victim to take a video before killing him

05:03until he was thrown into the drum.

05:06This is what the investigation of the QCPD revealed

05:09when they admitted that one of the three suspects in the murder of the victim

05:14happened this January 5.

05:16In his extrajudicial room, they plugged him with an electric wire.

05:22The mastermind ordered the victim to wait for 5-10 minutes

05:27to make sure that he was already dead.

05:30When he was dead, the mastermind ordered them to throw him anywhere.

05:38In the statement given by the witness holding the QCPD,

05:41the victim was hanged by two armed suspects

05:44at 7 in the morning when the victim left his home subdivision in Quezon City.

05:50The QCPD did not hold him for abduction

05:53because it was just based on the statement of the witness.

05:58The first ones who were hanged were Alias Noli and Alias Mervin.

06:01After he was hanged, the QCPD traced the money withdrawal from the ATM

06:07from the victim's account.

06:09It was seen in the CCTV footage

06:11that the one who withdrew from the account was not his father

06:16but two other suspects.

06:19The mastermind who was hanged the next day

06:23was able to contact and meet the two other suspects

06:26who were hanging by his bed and were held by the police.

06:30The two suspects called through messenger

06:34and when they answered, they agreed to meet

06:39somewhere here in a fast food chain in Mandaluyong.

06:43In the investigation of the QCPD,

06:45the mastermind and the victim have known each other for a long time

06:49and the origin of the crime was a fight for land.

06:53All transactions, especially land transactions, are related.

06:57Maybe our victim was also interested.

07:01That's what happened.

07:03The Quezon City Prosecutor's Office

07:05has already received the complaint of kidnapping with homicide

07:08that was filed by the QCPD

07:09against the mastermind and Alias Noli and Mervin.

07:13I believe that our evidence is strong.

07:16One of our suspects gave an extrajudicial confession.

07:22That means that he admitted that he committed the crime.

07:31The QCPD also confirmed in the GMA Integrated News

07:35that there is a witness against the mastermind and Alias Noli,

07:39Alias Mervin.

07:40According to the QCPD, he was just involved in the case.

07:44He thought he was just guarding the farm.

07:46He was just surprised.

07:47Actually, it was a big help.

07:48I think that in the near future,

07:50he will be 100% convicted.

07:53He will do it because he has knowledge in crime.

07:56He wanted to give a chance to the family of the victim.

08:01Alias Mervin did not give a comment.

08:04As for Alias Noli,

08:05I'm really sorry.

08:07As for the so-called mastermind,

08:10he refused to comment on this case

08:13and the accusation of the former actress Rochelle Barameda,

08:17who was also one of the suspects in the murder of her brother,

08:21Ruby Rose,

08:23but she was acquitted in the case.

08:26Ruby Rose Barameda was killed,

08:28stabbed and cemented in a drum

08:30before being thrown in Manila Bay in 2007.

08:33What else can you say?

08:34Is that you?

08:36Yes.

08:37What can you say to the Barameda family

08:39that you are still being held here?

08:45Barameda went to the National Bureau of Investigation

08:48to ask for a fingerprint analysis

08:50to confirm his allegation.

08:54For GMA Integrated News,

08:56Emilio Sumangil,

08:57Tutok 24 Hours.

09:00The NGCP denied that there is no threat to the security of the country

09:04and the participation of the Chinese government in their operation.

09:08This also made it clear

09:10one of the factors affecting the price of electricity.

09:14And Maki Pulido was able to point it out.

09:20No matter how much they save,

09:21Aurora,

09:22on the use of electricity in their kitchen,

09:24their electric bill is still expensive.

09:26The one who hides the money first

09:28will go to the electricity.

09:31It looks like the bills for electricity will be heavier.

09:35According to the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines,

09:37since there was an ancillary service reserve market,

09:40or the sale of electricity reserves,

09:42the price increased.

09:44In January 2024,

09:45the reserve of electricity was 23 cents per kilowatt-hour.

09:49It increased to 59 cents per kilowatt-hour

09:52when there was a reserve market in February 2024.

09:56This is the new normal in the field of ancillary service

09:59that could not be felt before in the electric bill.

10:02Because of the opening of the reserve market,

10:05we saw an increase in the sale of ancillary service

10:09to the point that

10:11the NGCP is selling more for ancillary services

10:16to the generators

10:18compared to what the NGCP collects for itself.

10:24The facilities of the NGCP

10:26is a private corporation that supplies electricity

10:29from plants to electricity consumers.

10:3240% of this is owned by the State Grid Corporation of China.

10:36Chinese is the chairman of the board of the NGCP,

10:39as well as 4 out of 10 members of its board.

10:41The question was raised in the hearing of the camera

10:43about the participation of NGCP employees in management and operations.

10:48They are not management.

10:50They are representatives of the stockholders.

10:53So it is not a management role.

10:56It is not an officer role.

10:58Because part of the NGCP is owned by the government of China,

11:02its stake in the national security of the country was already high.

11:05But the NGCP insisted

11:07that the flow of electricity cannot be stopped easily.

11:10The operating network of the NGCP is not connected to the internet.

11:14There is no single button

11:17when you press to brown out the entire Philippines.

11:21There is no remote control outside of the facility.

11:27For the GMA Integrated News,

11:29Macky Pulido, 24 Hours.

11:32For the case of the shoes that were chosen

11:34to be broken at the same time in Valenzuela,

11:36more than 100 defective shoes,

11:38uncalibrated or not calibrated,

11:40were broken by Bernadette Reyes.

11:43These shoes were weighed, but it was not enough,

11:45so it was broken using a front loader.

11:48In this operation of the City Hall,

11:50in the public and private shops of Valenzuela,

11:53whether it is analog or digital,

11:55it can be used as a tool for shopping.

11:58As part of the inspections,

12:00the shoes were weighed in the Karuhatan Public Market

12:03to make sure that they are calibrated and sealed.

12:06Very good, very good.

12:08More than 100 shoes were broken at the same time

12:11here in the Karuhatan Public Market in Valenzuela.

12:14These are the shoes that are defective,

12:16uncalibrated or not sealed.

12:19According to Teresa Nasuki in the market,

12:22there are chances that the shoes were placed

12:24in the store's weighing machine,

12:26but lighter than the actual weight.

12:28To find out, she is weighing the shoes

12:30again in the weighing machine of the town

12:32that can be seen in the shops.

12:34It doesn't matter how expensive a kilo of pork or chicken or fish is,

12:38it needs to be weighed correctly.

12:40When I am weighed, I look at the weighing machine.

12:43I don't weigh it first.

12:45According to the City Hall,

12:47there is a gap of P5,000 to P15,000

12:49for those who use uncalibrated or unsealed weighing machines.

12:53The business permit can also be revoked.

12:55There is no problem with the weighing machines.

12:58It's okay for us, there's no problem with that.

13:01It's okay for us, there's no problem with that.

13:04We don't have anything to hide.

13:06You really need to register your position and your weight.

13:14I am also compliant.

13:17According to the Fair Trade Enforcement Bureau of the DTI,

13:20it is possible that they or the local government

13:22may be affected if there is a complaint

13:24about the weighing machine in the market or supermarket.

13:26If they see an unsealed weighing machine,

13:29they will verify it with the local government

13:32if there is a difference.

13:34For GMA Integrated News,

13:36Bernadette Reyes,

13:3924 Hours.

13:40The Philippines strengthened its cooperation

13:44with Japan and America

13:46when President Bobong Marcos spoke

13:49to the Foreign Minister of Japan

13:51and the outgoing U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris.

13:55Tomorrow, China will be the one to help the DFA.

13:59J.P. Soriano is on the phone.

14:05Even though there was a call from China

14:08to remove their monster ship

14:10from the exclusive economic zone of the Philippines,

14:13the Philippines will still insist

14:15on the bilateral consultation mechanism

14:17or talks between the two countries

14:19in Xiamen, China tomorrow.

14:21The Philippines will demand the pullout

14:23of the monster ship.

14:24We will certainly raise the concerns we have.

14:26Until yesterday,

14:2877 nautical miles west of Capones Island

14:31saw the largest coastguard ship of China.

14:35This was commented by the Japanese Foreign Minister

14:38who is in the Philippines.

14:40Japan strongly opposes any attempt

14:46to unilaterally change the status quo by force

14:50or build up tension in the region.

14:53We strongly ask for easing of tensions.

15:13Japan will continue assistance to the Philippines

15:17including the OSA in enhancing maritime security

15:21and ODA for improving maritime safety capabilities.

15:25We stress the importance of adhering to international law

15:28especially in the 1982 UNCLOS.

15:31And we will work together

15:33leveraging our strengthened strategic partnership

15:36with other like-minded states.

15:38Japan also recognized the peaceful movement of the Philippines

15:41to fight for rights

15:43following the 2016 arbitral ruling

15:46that destroyed the 9-line claim of China.

15:50The rule of law and rights of the Philippines

15:53in the West Philippine Sea was also discussed

15:55in a telephone conversation

15:57between President Bongbong Marcos

15:59and outgoing US Vice President Kamala Harris.

16:02There is no direct response from China

16:04regarding the statement of Japan and the DFA.

16:07Although the Foreign Ministry of China called on the Philippines

16:10to stop their illegal activities

16:14and illegal and false accusations.

16:18For GMA Integrated News, J.P. Soriano,

16:22for 24 Hours.

16:25The net satisfaction ratings of the top 5 official countries

16:30were lowered based on the Social Weather Station Survey

16:33from December 12 to December 18.

16:36In the survey conducted in the last quarter of 2024,

16:4051% said they are sorry for the actions of President Bongbong Marcos

16:46in his office.

16:4832% were not sorry,

16:50while 16% were not sure if they were sorry or not.

16:56The President's net satisfaction rating of plus 19

16:59was considered moderate,

17:02lower than the plus 32 net satisfaction rating

17:06in September that was considered good.

17:0952% were sorry for the performance of Vice President Sara Duterte,

17:15while 31% said they were not sorry.

17:19The net satisfaction rating of the Vice President

17:23of plus 21 was considered moderate,

17:25lower than the plus 27 moderate rating in September.

17:30The net satisfaction rating of Senate President Chief Escudero

17:34was also lowered from plus 47 in September to plus 42,

17:39which was considered good.

17:43From the plus 20 moderate net satisfaction rating

17:47of House Speaker Martin Nualdez,

17:49his rating was considered neutral, plus 9.

17:53The net satisfaction rating of Chief Justice Alexander Esmundo

17:57was plus 14 from the plus 23 net satisfaction rating

18:02that was considered moderate.

18:05PNP Maritime Group confirmed in the Senate

18:09that the underwater drone was found in China

18:13in early December.

18:15However, it is difficult to know where it came from

18:20because no country promises it.

18:23Ma'am Gonzales has the story.

18:29These fishermen thought it was a buoy or a bomb

18:32that they caught in the sea of San Pascual Masbate

18:35on December 30.

18:36I thought it was just a buoy.

18:42When we got closer,

18:46I saw that there was a big body.

18:50I got scared.

18:51They said it was a bomb.

18:53It was a bomb.

18:54They even threw it.

18:55My friend told me not to touch the antenna

19:00because it might explode.

19:02I didn't touch it.

19:04When it was turned over to the PNP and the Philippine Navy,

19:07it became a submersible drone.

19:09It is a Chinese-made submersible drone.

19:12In our commercial enterprises,

19:15no one uses such submersible drones.

19:18That's why we surmise

19:20that this is not commercially available

19:23but of a military grade.

19:25This is a copy

19:26of what the Senate Special Committee

19:28on Philippine Maritime and Admiralty Zones

19:30compared to a Chinese Sea-Wing Haiyi Glider.

19:33The drone has a marking of HY-119

19:36that was caught by fishermen in Masbate.

19:38I mentioned the meaning of HY-119

19:45or a Sea-Wing Glider

19:47from Taijin, China.

19:52That's an option.

19:53That's for sure.

19:54We can file a diplomatic protest

19:56but the diplomatic protest needs to be supported

19:59by a formal result

20:01that came up by our Philippine Navy.

20:04This drone is considered as a civilian vessel,

20:09an autonomous vessel

20:10or a part of a submarine

20:13that came from a mothership

20:17or this drone is a part of an invasion

20:21of another country in our ocean

20:24a spy espionage.

20:27Based on our open source,

20:29it's a data gathering equipment

20:34and all information that this equipment can gather

20:39has commercial, scientific, and military use.

20:43It can conduct mapping of the subsurface.

20:46All of those are important for any countries

20:49that has subsurface capability,

20:51subsurface warfare capability.

20:54We are treating it as a national security matter.

20:57But our government hasn't filed a case

20:59or protest yet

21:01because no country is admitting that this is their drone.

21:04We have not received any information as expected

21:07from any foreign state

21:08to claim ownership of the submersible.

21:11If China asks it,

21:13well, we're going to protest instead

21:17if you admit that this is your drone.

21:19According to the DND,

21:20it's hard to determine where the drone came from

21:23because they don't know when it was released

21:25and it only follows the waves of the ocean.

21:28Before this,

21:29there were four similar incidents

21:31that were monitored by the government.

21:33There could be more,

21:34but the Philippine Navy's anti-submarine warfare capability is limited

21:38while the Philippine Coast Guard has no capacity here.

21:41Could this be from a monster ship?

21:47The monster ship that is loitering now

21:49in Bajo de Mazinloc.

21:50All platforms, sir,

21:52as you said,

21:53can be dropped from the air.

21:54It can be launched,

21:55probably from another submarine

21:57or from a surface vessel.

21:59So everything, sir, is a possibility.

22:02The Philippine Navy's investigation continues.

22:04It's taking a long time

22:06because they're being careful not to destroy the drone

22:08while it's being destroyed.

22:10The Department of Foreign Affairs is convinced

22:12that China won't ask for it.

22:14If they ask it back,

22:15it means that

22:16there might be data attached to it.

22:19Maybe there's something dangerous there.

22:23If they withdraw it from the Scarborough Shoal,

22:26if they withdraw the monster ship,

22:28if they withdraw the ships that are harassing us

22:31for supplying the Sierra Madre,

22:35you might consider it,

22:36but they're not going to ask it back, sir.

22:39Because it's admitting

22:40that they're violating a territorial sea.

22:43For GMA Integrated News,

22:45Mav Gonzales,

22:46for 24 Hours.

22:50The number of Filipinos

22:51who experienced hunger and no food

22:54between September and December of 2024

22:58is based on the survey of social weather stations.

23:0125.9% of those surveyed

23:04from December 12 to 18

23:06said they experienced involuntary hunger

23:10in the past three months

23:12since they were asked in the survey.

23:14That's higher than 22.9%

23:17of those asked in the survey

23:20in September 2024.

23:22Hunger based on the December survey

23:25is the highest

23:26since the record high of 30.7%

23:30in the middle of the lockdowns

23:32during the COVID-19 pandemic.

23:34If we're talking about the whole year,

23:37twice as many said

23:38they experienced hunger and no food

23:40in 2024 compared to 2023.

23:44It's also close to the record high in 2020.

23:48Some congressmen

23:50proposed implementing a 58 peso maximum

23:53suggested retail price

23:54for imported premium rice.

23:56Meanwhile,

23:57the possibility of declaring

23:59a food security emergency

24:01to lower the price of rice

24:03was raised by Tina Pangaliban Perez.

24:09On January 25,

24:10the maximum suggested retail price

24:13of 58 pesos will be implemented

24:15for every kilo of imported premium rice

24:17to lower the price of rice.

24:20But just now,

24:21some congressmen

24:23are already raising the bar.

24:25Why do we benchmark on imported?

24:29The price of domestic rice

24:32is getting more expensive.

24:35What we're saying is

24:37give the domestic farmers

24:39an opportunity to earn decently

24:41so that they will keep on planting rice.

24:43How can we control the price of rice

24:46when the agency that is supposed to guide us

24:49is pegging it at a high price?

24:52There was a delay

24:53because the price of rice

24:55is already going down.

24:57If we're going to peg

24:59a 58 peso maximum

25:01suggested retail price,

25:03even if I get it cheap,

25:06I'll give you 58 pesos.

25:08According to the Agriculture Department,

25:10they're still monitoring rice

25:12that went up to 60 pesos per kilo.

25:15The maximum retail price

25:17is a kind of

25:20a number,

25:24a starting number

25:26of a slow decline.

25:28For example, premium rice

25:30is already priced at 58.

25:35It's the most expensive.

25:36Of course,

25:38if the quality is lower,

25:41it will naturally go down.

25:42What we talked about there

25:44is that we'll look for the maximum

25:46and we add around

25:48the 8 to 12 pesos markup

25:51based on the imported landed cost.

25:54That's the maximum

25:56that we should be able to see.

25:58The committee decided

26:00that the price of rice is high

26:02because of the many layers in the supply chain

26:04that have their own price levels.

26:07It's almost 11 pesos

26:09from the wholesale price.

26:12It needs to be shortened,

26:13the supply chain needs to be reduced

26:15because of the added cost.

26:16Regarding the reduction of the value chain,

26:19yes, we agree that it will be

26:22down to the benefit of consumers.

26:24What else can be done

26:26to lower the price of rice?

26:28The National Price Coordinating Council

26:31met yesterday

26:32and we are looking at

26:35the possibility of declaring

26:38that there is an extraordinary increase

26:40in prices

26:43to allow the DA Secretary

26:45to declare a food security emergency.

26:48But we're still working on the resolution.

26:50So in principle,

26:52they are in agreement

26:55unanimously, I would presume?

26:57Yes, Mr. Chair.

26:59That there is an emergency situation?

27:02Yes, Mr. Chair.

27:03If the prices don't go down,

27:06then we will use Section 6

27:09of the Price Act

27:11and there will be a price cap.

27:13And this time,

27:14we will be recommending to the President

27:16to put a price cap.

27:18Aside from that,

27:19the MSRP is also being considered

27:21for other types of rice.

27:23Is it possible, sir,

27:25that we set an MSRP for premium,

27:28we set an MSRP for well-milled,

27:32and we set an MSRP for regular

27:34so that the price of rice

27:37will go down immediately,

27:39Mr. Chair?

27:41Yes, sir.

27:42That's being considered.

27:43For GMA Integrated News,

27:45Tina Panganipan Perez,

27:47for 24 Hours.

27:54In our time,

27:55some parts of Mindanao

27:57were rained and flooded again.

28:02The houses in the back were set on fire.

28:04It's a mess.

28:06That's how bad the flood was

28:08in Malita, Davao Occidental this morning.

28:10In the middle of August,

28:12some houses and houses were flooded.

28:14Classes were suspended

28:16in some towns today.

28:17Last week,

28:18there was also flooding

28:20in the same area

28:21after a heavy downpour of rain.

28:23In Coronadal City,

28:25a motorcycle was towed

28:27to cross the road.

28:29A tree fell and hit the road

28:31because of the heavy rain and wind.

28:34The barangay responded immediately.

28:36Easter Lees affected Mindanao

28:38and thunderstorms fell

28:40which became a sign of bad weather.

28:42It continued to rain

28:44at the same time.

28:45In the middle of hot and cold winds,

28:47the effect of the shear line

28:49returned again.

28:50Based on the data of Metro Weather,

28:52there were heavy rains

28:54in Northern Luzon,

28:55Mimaropa, and Bicol Region.

28:56This is also possible

28:57in Eastern and Western Visayas

28:59as well as in a large part of Mindanao.

29:01The chance of flooding

29:03or landslide

29:04due to heavy to intense rains

29:05in Metro Manila

29:06is low right now.

29:07But don't forget

29:09to bring an umbrella

29:10if there is a flood tomorrow.

29:12As for fishermen

29:14or small sea vehicles,

29:16there is a high risk

29:17and it is not safe

29:18to sail

29:19in almost all towns

29:20in Northern Luzon.

29:23The Justice Department

29:24recommended

29:25filing 62 counts

29:27of money laundering charges

29:29to Dismissed Bambantarlak

29:31Mayor Alice Guo

29:32and 30 others.

29:34According to the anomalous transactions,

29:37five companies

29:39were involved

29:41and were involved

29:42in the Pogo operation

29:43in Bambang.

29:44According to the resolution

29:46of the DOJ Tunnel,

29:47the money earned

29:48from illegal activities

29:50is transferred

29:51to the so-called companies.

29:54According to the DOJ,

29:55the amount of transactions

29:57that did not go through

29:59the banks

30:00is calculated.

30:02Aside from the case,

30:03the DOJ Tunnel also recommends

30:05the recovery of various vehicles,

30:08helicopters,

30:09and Pogo compound

30:11and their titles.

30:14More than Php 4 billion

30:16was invested

30:17for the relocation

30:18of the Senate

30:19under the 2025 National Budget

30:22where the funds

30:23for the renovation of this building

30:25are being collected.

30:26In total,

30:27more than Php 20 billion

30:29has been invested

30:30by the government

30:31since 2018.

30:33And Mga Gonzalez got it right.

30:39From 2018 to this year,

30:41Php 23.5 billion

30:43was invested

30:44by the government

30:45for the transfer

30:46of the Senate position.

30:48Based on the study

30:49of GMA Integrated News Research,

30:51the level of funds

30:52for the Senate relocation

30:53is Php 1 billion per year.

30:55Under the 2025 General Appropriations Act,

30:58there is a Php 4.2 billion fund

31:00under the Senate relocation.

31:02Almost Php 210 million

31:04is for the last installment

31:05in the lot.

31:06And Php 4 billion

31:07is for the Phase 3

31:08of the construction

31:09of the new Senate building.

31:10The plan is to finish

31:12the construction of the house

31:13in 2027.

31:15In the last report

31:16of the Department of Public Works

31:17and Highways in the Senate,

31:18the estimated building cost

31:20reached Php 31.6 billion.

31:23There is no payment

31:24for the land and furniture.

31:26This is equivalent

31:27to Php 240,000

31:29per square meter.

31:31Based on the Construction Cost Handbook

31:33Philippines 2024

31:35by Arcadis Philippines Inc.,

31:37the cost per square meter

31:38can reach Php 183,000

31:42for a high-rise office

31:43of high quality.

31:45But to be clear,

31:46these are just general industry guidelines

31:48and not specific

31:49for the new Senate building.

31:51For GMA Integrated News,

31:53I'm Mav Gonzales

31:54for 24 Hours.

32:00Confused with what's happening

32:01to Jillian Ward

32:02in their meeting

32:03with Sofia Pablo.

32:05For now,

32:06no time for negativity

32:07for Jill

32:09who is focusing

32:10on her family.

32:12That's the story

32:13of Nelson Canlas.

32:18In my interview

32:19with GMA Integrated News

32:20interviews last Monday,

32:22Sofia Pablo admitted

32:24that she had a 4-year feud

32:26with her

32:27and her former co-star

32:28in Prima Donnas.

32:29What's the score

32:30between you and Jillian Ward?

32:32It's a feud

32:33that's been going on for a long time

32:35and I think

32:36one of the things

32:37why we didn't fix it

32:38is because

32:39we never got to talk about it.

32:41And we asked Jillian

32:43about it today.

32:44Again,

32:46I'm doing so much in my life.

32:48I don't have time

32:49to fight with anyone

32:51so I don't know

32:52what the narrative is

32:53that we're fighting.

32:55I'm doing different things

32:56and I'm self-reflecting still

32:59through the separation

33:00of my parents.

33:02Jillian is confused

33:03about what's going on

33:05between them

33:07and Sofia.

33:08I'm just confused

33:10on what's happening.

33:11I feel like

33:12what we need right now

33:14with everyone

33:15is to focus on ourselves

33:16and to be very honest

33:18with everyone around us

33:20and with ourselves.

33:21For Jillian,

33:22she's just going to focus

33:24on more important things

33:26in her life

33:27like her family.

33:29Jillian says

33:30there's no time for negativity

33:32especially when there are

33:33many good things

33:34happening in her life.

33:36I'm so happy with my blessings.

33:38I'm so happy to be surrounded

33:39with honest

33:41and very loving

33:43loyal people like Michael.

33:45Speaking of positivity,

33:47that's what the GMA Project

33:49and the GMA Prime Series

33:50with Ilonggo Girl.

33:52There's a conflict

33:53between her characters

33:55Tata and Venice.

33:57But they say

33:58it's going to be fun.

34:00It's fun to watch

34:02and that's our goal.

34:03So far,

34:05it's okay.

34:06People seem to be happy.

34:08I hope they'll wait

34:09because there's more to come.

34:11The answer of the viewers

34:13to Francis' role

34:15played by Michael Sager

34:17is pitiful.

34:18But Venice's beloved Mr.

34:20is going to steal the title

34:22of the country's green flag.

34:24That's one of the things

34:25I love about my character.

34:26He's very genuine.

34:27He's true to how he feels.

34:29He really cares for Venice

34:30even though

34:31she doesn't appreciate him.

34:33There are still things

34:35that make Francis sad

34:36and leave him.

34:38Nelson Canlas

34:39updated on Shoebiz Happening.

34:42Is it possible

34:43to have control

34:44of your cellphone

34:46when you're

34:47using public Wi-Fi?

34:49A video was caught

34:51that was released

34:52and discussed

34:53in the Senate.

34:54A while ago,

34:55it was about

34:56Dano Tincunco.

35:01I thought

35:02he was just

35:03lagging.

35:04I thought he was

35:05screaming.

35:06If you want to scream,

35:07scream.

35:08The person

35:09holding the cellphone

35:10is not the one

35:11controlling this video

35:12that was released

35:13by the Senate Committee

35:14on Public Services

35:15that hacked the cellphone

35:16after using

35:17public Wi-Fi.

35:18He doesn't want to.

35:19Yeah, he doesn't want to.

35:21Oh!

35:22The thing moved.

35:23There.

35:24He's trying

35:25to passcode.

35:28Oh!

35:29Yeah, he's trying

35:30to passcode.

35:31Oh!

35:33He's trying to take a picture.

35:34It's like a face ID.

35:35Yeah.

35:36It was also read

35:37in the audio

35:38that a hacker

35:39asked a question.

35:40The hacker

35:41even tried

35:42to access

35:43my camera

35:45It's doubly

35:46scary.

35:47Finally,

35:48I was able to access

35:49the touchscreen

35:50after many attempts

35:51and was able to

35:52turn off my phone.

35:53And when I turned

35:54on my phone again,

35:55he changed

35:56my face ID.

35:58So, I disabled

36:00that

36:01and then

36:02changed all

36:03my passwords.

36:04And good thing,

36:05my bank accounts

36:06were not

36:07compromised.

36:09Inosisa continued,

36:10how is the preparation

36:11and security

36:12of the internet

36:13especially

36:14near the election?

36:15We are actually

36:16deploying

36:17mobile SOCs

36:18to maintain

36:19the mobile

36:20security operation

36:21center

36:22to monitor

36:23the security

36:24and integrity

36:25of the

36:26transmission.

36:27In terms of

36:28the internet,

36:29we are

36:30helping

36:31the Telcos.

36:32We have

36:33a database

36:34with a list

36:35of websites

36:36that are

36:37connected

36:38to the

36:39internet.

36:40So,

36:41we are

36:42blocking

36:43the websites

36:44that are

36:45malicious

36:46so that

36:47they cannot

36:48be accessed.

36:49He also increased

36:50the access

36:51to Malacanang's

36:52website.

36:53We are

36:54refreshing

36:55the systems.

36:56We are

36:57changing it

36:58regularly

36:59so that

37:00the system

37:01is updated

37:02in terms of

37:03security.

37:04Then,

37:05number two

37:06is the

37:07compliance

37:08with the

37:09standards.

37:10He also

37:11increased

37:12the

37:13security

37:14of the

37:15mobile

37:16SOCs

37:17to maintain

37:18the

37:19security

37:20and integrity

37:21of the

37:22mobile

37:23SOCs.

37:24He also

37:25increased

37:26the

37:27security

37:28of the

37:29mobile

37:30SOCs

37:31to maintain

37:32the

37:33security

37:34and integrity

37:35of the

37:36mobile

37:37SOCs.

37:38He also

37:39increased

37:40the

37:41security

37:42of the

37:43mobile

37:44SOCs

37:45to maintain

37:46the

37:47security

37:48and integrity

37:49of the

37:50mobile

37:51SOCs.

37:52He also

37:53increased

37:54the security

37:55of the

37:56mobile

37:57SOCs

37:58to maintain

37:59the

38:00security

38:01and integrity

38:02of the

38:03mobile

38:04SOCs.

38:05He also

38:06increased

38:07the

38:08security

38:09of the

38:10mobile

38:11SOCs

38:12to maintain

38:13the

38:14security

38:15and integrity

38:16of the

38:17mobile

38:18SOCs.

38:19He also

38:20increased

38:21the

38:22security

38:23of the

38:24mobile

38:25SOCs

38:26to maintain

38:27the

38:28security

38:29and integrity

38:30of the

38:31mobile

38:32SOCs.

38:33He also

38:34increased

38:35the

38:36security

38:37of the

38:38mobile

38:39SOCs

38:40to maintain

38:41the

38:42security

38:43and integrity

38:44of the

38:45mobile

38:46SOCs.

38:47He also

38:48increased

38:49the

38:50security

38:51and integrity

38:52of the

38:53mobile

38:54SOCs

38:55to maintain

38:56the

38:57security

38:58and integrity

38:59of the

39:00mobile

39:01SOCs.

39:02He also

39:03increased

39:04the

39:05security

39:06and integrity

39:07of the

39:08mobile

39:09SOCs

39:10to maintain

39:11the

39:12security

39:13and integrity

39:14of the

39:15mobile

39:16SOCs.

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