Unang Balita sa Unang Hirit: OCTOBER 22, 2024 [HD]

GMA Integrated News

Narito ang mga nangungunang balita ngayong October 22, 2024  - PCG: Mahigit 1,000 pasahero, stranded sa mga pantalan sa Bicol region dahil sa bagyong Kristine  - DOLE: Dagdag na P33 sa daily minimum wage sa Ilocos Region, epektibo na sa Nov. 7  - Kotse, nahulog sa sinkhole na lumitaw dulot ng pag-ulan  - Daan-daang nakabihis-zombie, sumali sa zombie walk  - Mga residente, pinalikas kasunod ng pagbaha; baha sa ilang lugar, abot-leeg | Puno, natumba at bumagsak malapit sa isang bahay | Pagbaha at malakas na pag-ulan, nagpabagal ng daloy ng trapiko | Malakas na pag-ulan, nagdulot ng pagbaha sa ilang bayan at lungsod | Lupa, gumuho at humarang sa kalsada | Ilang magsasaka, maagang nag-ani ng mga palay bago pa lalong sumama ang panahon | PAGASA: Bagyong Kristine, nagpapaulan sa Bicol region, Quezon, at Eastern Visayas  - Miss Universe Phl 2024 Chelsea Manalo, bumiyahe na papuntang California para sa kaniyang paghahanda sa kompetisyon  - Camarines Sur, nakakaranas ng pag-ulan dahil sa Bagyong Kristine; flood prone areas, binabantayan ng mga awtoridad  - MMDA, puspusan sa clearing operations para maiwasan ang mabigat na traffic sa darating na Undas  - Mga sepulturero at mga nagpipintura ng nitso, umaasa ng dagdag-kita habang papalapit ang Undas  - Sunog, sumiklab sa Paraiso Compound Panapaan 4; humigit-kumulang 130 pamilya, nanatili sa Multi-Purpose Court  - DOJ Sec. Remulla sa pahayag ni VPSD na huhukayin at itatapon ang bangkay ni dating Pangulong Marcos sa WPS: "It's a moral hazard to all of us" | Rep. Dan Fernandez: Puwedeng managot si VPSD sa mga binitawan niyang salita laban sa pamilya Marcos | AFP, kinumpirma na may kadeteng nanghingi ng suot na relo ni PBBM noong Mayo | Ilang mambabatas, nagmungkahing sumailalim sa psychological evaluation si VPSD  - Ilang tsuper, problemado sa kanilang kita dahil sa katiting na rollback sa presyo ng mga produktong petrolyo | Ilang motorista, naghahanap na lang ng mas murang gasolinahan para makatipid | DOE: Humuhupang tensiyon sa Middle East, sobrang supply ng krudo sa 2025 at inaasahang pagbaba ng demand, posibleng nakaapekto sa rollback  - "Magpasikat 2024" performance ng Team Vice Ganda, Karylle, at Ryan Bang, trending at no. 1  - Gabbi Garcia, nahirapan mag-move on sa breakup nila ni Ruru Madrid / Gabbi Garcia, may balak bang sumali sa beauty pageants?  Unang Balita is the news segment of GMA Network's daily morning program, Unang Hirit. It's anchored by Arnold Clavio, Susan Enriquez, Ivan Mayrina, and Mariz Umali, and airs on GMA-7 Mondays to Fridays at 5:30 AM (PHL Time).  For more videos from Unang Balita, visit http://www.gmanetwork.com/unangbalita. For Kapuso abroad, subscribe to GMA Pinoy TV (http://www.gmapinoytv.com/) for GMA programs.

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00:00This is the first time I've been here.

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00:13More than 1,000 passengers were stranded in different areas in the Micol region

00:17due to the intense taste of Hurricane Christine.

00:20According to the Philippine Coast Guard,

00:22more than 500 of them were passengers stranded in Tabaco Port, Albay.

00:26The ship's travel to Catanduanes was cancelled.

00:29More than 40 rolling cargos were unable to cross the coast due to bad weather.

00:35The provincial government of Catanduanes provided food aid to the stranded passengers.

00:41More than 100 stranded passengers were stranded in Matnog, Sorsogon.

00:45The ship's travel there was also cancelled.

00:49In Camarines Norte, the Coast Guard first banned the transportation of small fishing vehicles.

00:56Good news!

00:57The additional P33 per day salary of workers in the Ilocos region has been approved.

01:03According to the Department of Labor and Employment,

01:06the daily minimum wage of those in the agriculture and non-agriculture sectors

01:14will be P435,

01:16while for those in the non-agriculture sector with 10 or more employees,

01:21the daily minimum wage will be P468.

01:25This is effective from November 7.

01:28A car fell into a sinkhole on a road in Southern Italy.

01:36Two lanes of the road were hit.

01:39According to the authorities, no one was injured.

01:42The car fell into a sinkhole due to heavy rain.

01:47There was also heavy flooding.

01:49There were landslides and mudslides in other parts of the southern region of Italy

01:53due to bad weather.

01:55One person died.

02:02Slowly, there were zombie walks in Chile.

02:05The streets of Santiago were filled with fear and horror.

02:09One person fainted due to the zombie costume.

02:14There was also a halloween gimmick called Alagang Aso.

02:18In 2001, zombie walks started in California, America,

02:22and the Halloween phenomenon spread to other parts of the world.

02:28Some parts of Luzon and Visayas experienced heavy rainfall due to Hurricane Christine.

02:33In some towns and villages, there were landslides.

02:36Here is the first news.

02:40Flooding in Bacolod City was experienced due to heavy rainfall in the early hours of the morning.

02:48Because of that, residents immediately returned home.

02:51Some were taken to a rescue boat to be brought to the evacuation center.

02:55In some barangays, the water reached their necks.

02:59In Barangay Taculing, a tree fell and fell near a house.

03:04Two senior citizens who lived there were saved.

03:07Flooding in different towns and villages in Negros Occidental.

03:11The flow of traffic on some roads there continued.

03:14Flooding in Tagbilaran Buhol was also experienced due to heavy rain.

03:19A parked car was also submerged in the water.

03:22Some residents also jumped into the water just to return home.

03:28Aside from Visayas, some parts of Luzon also experienced flooding and rain.

03:32Like in Bayanampili in Camarines Sur.

03:35A landslide in Kalanasan, Apayau was also experienced.

03:38The whole land was submerged in the road.

03:41According to the authorities, the road also passed a few hours after clearing operations were carried out there.

03:47Strong winds were also experienced in Ilocos Norte.

03:51It was as if trees and plants were dancing in the strong winds.

03:55Because of the bad weather, farmers are now farming.

04:00Farmers also did the same in Oas, Albay.

04:03Based on the forecast, it is expected that it will rain directly in Bicol Region, Quezon and Eastern Visayas.

04:09The storm will also affect other parts of Luzon and Visayas.

04:14This is the first news.

04:16EJ Gomez for GMA Integrated News.

04:26Off to conquer the universeness in Miss Universe Philippines 2024 in Chelsea, Manalo.

04:32Last night, Chelsea traveled to Los Angeles, California, USA.

04:36That was the last stretch of her training before flying to Mexico where Miss Universe 2024 will take place.

04:44Aside from 10 luggages, Chelsea said that the Filipinos' spirit for the 5th Corona of the Philippines is on fire.

04:52She said that she needs to watch out for the destruction of her clothes designed by Manny Halasan.

04:57She kept voting for a change in voice for Chelsea because she won an A-game.

05:04Good luck Chelsea!

05:06They just have to see the power that I will be bringing on stage because there is no right time to peek.

05:12I always believe that we have it within us.

05:15We are in Camarines Sur where it is expected to rain because of the storm Christine.

05:20Live from Naga City, we have the first news from John Consulta.

05:25John?

05:27Igan, the signal number one in Camarines Sur and Magdamag is still high.

05:32We just experienced a heavy downpour of rain particularly here in Naga City.

05:40At 16 a.m., red rainfall warning was issued in Camarines Sur.

05:45NDRRMC and ASAHAN are expecting heavy rain.

05:50Some flood prone areas in Camarines Sur are still being monitored,

05:54especially some barangays that were flooded last September due to the bad weather brought by the storm Enteng.

06:00Some of the province's emergency vehicles are already on standby here in Naga.

06:05According to the Philippine Coast Guard, their plans are already in place even though the weather worsened.

06:11At this time, we are still experiencing heavy rainfall and strong winds.

06:20However, we will continue to monitor the weather in the next few hours.

06:26For now, we will return to Naga City.

06:29Back to you, Igan.

06:31John, are there any plans to evacuate to Naga City?

06:35So far, Igan, in the areas that we have visited and the places that we have visited in Naga City, there are still no floods.

06:42However, we will go to the other part of the capital.

06:46According to the information that we received last night from the Philippine Coast Guard,

06:50there are still no floods.

06:51However, there may be developments on this day.

06:54Later, we will get more details regarding that, Igan.

06:58Thank you very much, John Consulta.

07:04Baka puso.

07:05One week before the flood, the Metro Manila Development Authority is conducting clearing operations

07:12to ensure that the roads leading to the large cemeteries here in Metro Manila are wide and well-paved.

07:21One of them is the one we are building, the Ibonifacio County C3.

07:25According to the MMD, these past few days, several vehicles were swept away due to illegal parking.

07:33Until the day of the flood arrives, we need to ensure that vehicles are passing by.

07:39It is expected that the cleaning and painting of the cemeteries and cemeteries near the flood will increase.

07:47Live from Kalasyao, Pagasinan, we have the first news.

07:51This is CJ Moita of GMA Regional TV.

07:53CJ.

07:57Iban, more than a week before the flood,

07:59those who are looking for life are already on the left and right here in the cemetery in Kalasyao, Pagasinan.

08:10Sheila La Cava, 31 years old, is waiting in front of this cemetery in Kalasyao, Pagasinan.

08:16She is one of the contractors of painting the cemeteries.

08:20She has been with her relatives for 10 years to paint the cemeteries every flood.

08:26She does this every year when the flood arrives.

08:30Their contract for a cemetery depends on the size.

08:36It is more expensive if the whole cemetery is painted for 1,500 pesos.

08:41The cleaning is included in their contract.

08:44They expect that in the next week, their customers will increase.

08:48They are also expecting to visit their relatives.

08:51A few days before the flood, they reach five to six contracts

08:55where they can earn less than 1,500 pesos per day.

09:01Last year, we will ask if they will clean the cemeteries next year.

09:05That's how it is.

09:06When we are here, we look at their faces.

09:10The income of the sepulchers in the cemeteries has also increased.

09:13They say that a lot of people are cleaning the cemeteries.

09:16One of the workers who has been a sepulcher for two decades is Chris Manlincun.

09:20If it's hard, it's hard. But it's hard because it's a job.

09:24It's like a job.

09:26The cemeteries are equipped so that the customers will not steal.

09:31They don't force us to do it. It's up to us.

09:34They also have customers.

09:41Ivan, the PNP says that as much as possible,

09:45they should visit the cemeteries as soon as possible so that the flood can be avoided.

09:50The PNP also reminds that alcohol and deadly weapons should not be brought.

09:54Ivan?

09:58More than 100 families were affected by the fire in a compound in Bacor, Cavite.

10:03No one was injured or killed.

10:06The first news is from Pamalek.

10:11The second alarm was raised for the fire that broke out in Paraiso Compound,

10:15Panapaan 4, Bacor, Cavite last night at 8 p.m.

10:18It will not go down.

10:19The fireman's eight trucks are the ones who need to respond.

10:22The road is tight.

10:23All the light and combustible materials will enter the community.

10:26It's hard, sir.

10:27Because it's really tight.

10:29Our houses are really soft.

10:32Sometimes, we don't notice.

10:34But if something happens to us, we can really blame it on the time.

10:39This is the situation here in Magdamag.

10:41The fire continues to spread.

10:43The affected houses are close together.

10:45It will be a big challenge for the residents to get up again.

10:48Evelyn Lanto grew up here in this compound.

10:51Her siblings are also her neighbors.

10:53All of them were burnt.

10:55They didn't save anything.

10:57Now, the holiday season is coming.

10:59They are determined to start again.

11:01So now, it's just a battle for the children.

11:05The fire was controlled last night at 9 p.m.

11:08It was also completely extinguished after an hour.

11:11No one was injured or burned.

11:13The Bureau of Fire Protection will investigate the cause of the fire

11:16and the overall importance of the fire.

11:18It has a perimeter fence.

11:20That's why we're having some difficulty approaching the fire.

11:23So, this is the best approach.

11:25As you can see, earlier, it was crowded.

11:28People were leaving the fire scene, of course.

11:31That's why we also had difficulty accessing this.

11:35It was crowded.

11:36More than 130 families or 600 individuals

11:40are staying at the Multi-Purpose Court of Barangay.

11:43We have urgent help from the City of Government of Bacoor

11:47for food and these CSWDs behind me

11:50are interviewing them for help.

11:56This is the first news in Bacoor, Cavite.

11:58Eba Malegre for GMA Integrated News.

12:00The Department of Justice is investigating

12:02if Vice President Sara Duterte committed a crime.

12:05According to her, last Friday,

12:07former President Ferdinand Marcos was interrogated

12:10and thrown in the West Philippine Sea.

12:14Lawmakers who advocated psychological evaluation

12:17were also added to the investigation.

12:20The BICE is following her statements.

12:23IAN CRUZ has the first news.

12:27I told Senator Aini,

12:30if you don't stop,

12:33I will eat your father.

12:36I will throw him in the West Philippine Sea.

12:40That statement was one of the things

12:43that Vice President Sara Duterte said

12:46during a media interview last Friday.

12:49According to Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla,

12:52it desecrates the memory of a person.

12:54There are many other moral principles

12:58that are being violated.

13:01We're looking at the legal aspects also.

13:04We're conducting a study.

13:06Remulla added,

13:07It's a moral hazard to all of us

13:09to be listening to such remarks

13:12coming from a very high person in government.

13:14Locos Norte Governor Matthew Marcos Manotoc

13:18was surprised by the statements of the BICE

13:21that Senator Aini Marcos is a friend of his mother.

13:24It is saddening that the BICE is personalizing things.

13:28Like what many are saying,

13:30this is just politics.

13:32In particular, in the case of VP Sara,

13:34she is persuading the former President Marcos

13:37to throw him in the sea.

13:39House Quad Committee Co-Chairman Representative Dan Fernandez said

13:43that the BICE can answer this statement.

13:47Somebody might file a case against her

13:50and nobody can prevent that

13:52because our Vice President has no immunity.

13:55This statement of VP Sara of the BIMS also received various reactions

13:59about President Bongbong Marcos.

14:02I imagined myself cutting his head.

14:07Said the BICE of the BIMS,

14:09she thought of this when she attended a graduation ceremony

14:12where a graduate asked for the President's watch.

14:17President Marcos was also surprised.

14:20This is something that VP Sara is angry about.

14:23The BICE did not say what graduation rights she was referring to.

14:28But according to the Armed Forces of the Philippines,

14:31in the middle of the graduation of the Philippine Military Academy in May,

14:35a cadet asked for the President's watch.

14:48He was facing the President and he made a mistake.

14:51This behavior is neither common nor acceptable.

14:55According to the AFP, the cadet was not dismissed

14:58but he was laughed at by the prosecution.

15:02According to some judges,

15:04the BICE might have undergone a psychological evaluation.

15:08I thought it was AI, but it was a double check.

15:11She needs to talk to some professionals.

15:16And maybe some close friends and family.

15:31It would be recommended that she should see a psychologist or psychiatrist.

15:37Because they are the experts here, not us.

15:41I think she's being overwhelmed by anger and hate.

15:45It's just a suggestion.

15:47The people have seen the interview, so there's something.

15:52I don't know if there's a meltdown or a problem that's happening.

15:58Right before our eyes during the press conference.

16:00House Assistant Majority Leader Jay Cong Hun

16:03has a deeper reason why he wants the BICE to undergo a psychological assessment.

16:10This is a paradigmatic if VP Sara should serve the country in such a critical position.

16:17According to Senator Cynthia Villar.

16:20Of course, I'm angry.

16:22I'm thinking about everything because I'm angry.

16:24I think she was prosecuted too much, that's why she's angry.

16:31Maybe that's the reason.

16:35I just hope that she will be beaten so that there will be no problem.

16:41This is the first news.

16:43Ian Cruz for GMA Integrated News.

16:47Choppers are discarding their products,

16:50even though a small rollback in the price of oil products was carried out this morning.

16:55Choppers aimed at the first news of James Agustin.

17:00Last week, big-time price hikes were carried out by oil companies.

17:04Let's look at the effective rollback this morning.

17:07Seventy cents for diesel, fifty cents for gasoline and eighty-five cents for kerosene.

17:13They should have increased the price by two pesos.

17:17They should have balanced it.

17:19This is a small rollback.

17:22They reduced it by fifty cents.

17:24They reduced it by fifty cents.

17:28The taxi driver, Lito, really ran out of money.

17:31That's why he's discarding his products to save on gasoline.

17:34What I'm doing is, if we know that the passengers will leave,

17:42we're waiting for them to leave.

17:46The jeepney driver, Louie, is also in trouble.

17:49He's spending more than 500 pesos on diesel just for a half-day trip.

17:53It's disheartening.

17:55If they increase the price, it will be almost double, almost two pesos.

17:59If they lower the price, it won't match the increase.

18:03If they lower the price, the drivers won't be able to cope with our needs.

18:09His brother is the operator.

18:11He's talking to them about reducing the boundary they're remitting.

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