OCTA Research: Bilang ng pamilyang Pilipino na itinuturing na mahirap sila, tumaas sa second quarter ng 2023 | UB - video Dailymotion

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00:00 In other news, according to the Massa Survey of OCTA Research, the number of Filipino families who are considered poor is increasing.

00:09 According to the local government, we have live news with James Agustin.

00:14 James!

00:16 Good morning. There are more Filipino families who said they are poor if we will close the survey of a group in the second quarter of the year.

00:28 Igan, some of our fellow Filipinos who I know and talked to here in Nia Road in Quezon City believe that.

00:34 Edgardo says that they feel that their life is getting harder in the past few months.

00:42 In the few hours of walking through the garbage, he is lucky to be able to bring home P200.

00:47 It's really hard. Before, it's not like that.

00:50 We are just poor.

00:53 It's expensive to buy. We are just poor. We are just poor.

01:02 They have been living on the side of the road for a few months because they cannot pay the rent.

01:09 We left. We were not allowed to go down.

01:13 Because?

01:14 We don't have money to pay.

01:16 He is with Karen Todo Baje so that they can eat three times a day.

01:21 We just buy vegetables.

01:24 We just go down here.

01:27 Nancy has been pushing her cart since early morning.

01:31 She quickly set up her stall on the bench, bringing her eggs, bananas and wood chips.

01:37 She earns almost P300.

01:40 She still lacks money to buy food because of the high price she is paying now.

01:43 It's expensive. I cannot afford it.

01:47 We are just discarding it.

01:51 We are just saving rice. It's P57.

01:54 We are just eating once a day.

01:57 It's a priority for the kids to go to school. They have their own children.

02:00 The results of the Octa Research Group's second quarter survey show

02:04 that the number of Filipinos who claim that they consider their family poor is higher.

02:09 It's 50 percent or equivalent to 13.4 million families.

02:14 It's higher than 43 percent in the first quarter of the year or 11.3 million families.

02:20 Nine percent said that they are not poor.

02:23 41 percent said that they are not poor.

02:27 In the same survey, 15 percent or equivalent to 3.9 million families experienced starvation.

02:33 It's almost the same as the results in the first quarter of the year.

02:37 Despite their poverty, Edgardo and Nancy are working hard.

02:41 They are working hard to earn a living.

02:46 I have hope. I will just work hard.

02:49 I think it's positive.

02:51 I hope that I will live.

02:54 Even if life is not hard, if you don't find a way, your life will be harder.

03:02 You have to work hard.

03:09 The survey was conducted in July and it had 1,200 respondents.

03:16 The margin of error of this survey is plus or minus 3 percent.

03:19 That is the first news.

03:20 From Quezon City, I am James Agustin for GMA Integrated News.

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OCTA Research: Bilang ng pamilyang Pilipino na itinuturing na mahirap sila, tumaas sa second quarter ng 2023 | UB

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