State of the Nation Part 2: Baby, nalapos ang balat; Whale shark watching; Saud Beach sa Pagudpud; atbp.

GMA Integrated News

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00:00 A baby in Batak City, Ilocos Norte, was found to be drowning.

00:05 According to the victim's mother, she just finished pouring new water into the thermos when the baby was about to reach it.

00:12 The baby's face and body were covered in hot water for a year.

00:18 He suffered first-degree burns on his face and second-degree burns on his body.

00:23 The baby was in the intensive care unit for three days.

00:27 [Music]

00:32 We went swimming with the gentle giants who were swimming in the pool.

00:37 The beach in Ilocos Norte is also one of the most beautiful beaches in the world.

00:43 Oscar Oida has a report.

00:44 [Music]

00:48 Windmills, check.

00:50 White beach, check.

00:52 Aquamarine water, check.

00:55 That's the South Beach in the northern part of Ilocos Norte.

00:59 It's so beautiful that it's considered the most beautiful beach in the world by a travel magazine in 2021.

01:07 The wind is strong and the water is clear, so it's good to swim.

01:15 There are also bonus water sports activities for friends and family.

01:22 If you're looking for a different thrill, let's go to Lila Bukol.

01:27 [Music]

01:30 Take out the underwater camera to meet the gentle giants, the whale shark or butanding.

01:36 It's a one-of-a-kind experience because up close and personal you can see the five to ten butanding.

01:44 Because it's close to humans, some whale sharks have nicknames like Big One, Big Two, and Ceres.

01:53 We took care of our whale sharks here.

01:57 We put them in cages so they won't be disturbed.

02:01 The foreign tourists pay P1,500.

02:04 P700 for the local tourists.

02:07 Before the butanding can meet and greet, there's a briefing to remind them what they can and cannot do while whale shark watching.

02:18 Oscar Uyda reporting for GMA Integrated News.

02:23 [Music]

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