24 Oras Weekend Express: OCTOBER 27, 2024 [HD]

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Narito ang mga balitang ating tinutukan ngayong Linggo, October 27, 2024:   Mga nasalanta ng Bagyong Kristine, nag-aagawan sa ayuda; ilang residente, namamalimos para makakain  Transportasyon palabas sa Naga City, pahirapan; ilang sasakyan at residente, stranded  Sen. Dela Rosa: Ex-Pres. Duterte, dadalo sa pagdinig ng senado bukas  Magkatabing apartment, natupok; 25 pamilya, apektado  Mga binagyo sa Bicol, nahatiran na ng tulong; mga nasirang kalsada, kinukumpuni na  Mga naglinis ng mga puntod sa Manila South Cemetery, sinamantala ang maaraw na panahon; ilang nitso, lubog pa rin sa baha  Bagyong Leon, magpapaulan sa ilang bahagi ng bansa bukas; Undas, posibleng ulanin  Kulay puting baha sa Pila, Laguna dahil sa pintura, nilusong pa rin ng mga residente; DOH: mga binaha, mainam na magpatingin sa doktor para makaiwas sa leptospirosis  Makakapal na putik at troso, tumambad matapos ang pananalasa ng Bagyong Kristine  Biyahe ng Manila North Port pa-Cebu at Zamboanga, delayed hanggang bukas; biyahe sa PITX na pa-Bicol, Visayas, at Mindanao, kanselado maliban sa biyaheng pa-Daet  Heart Evangelista, open na shinare ang kanyang fashion weeks experiences sa debut episode ng "Heart World"  24 Oras Weekend is GMA Network’s flagship newscast, anchored by Ivan Mayrina and Pia Arcangel. It airs on GMA-7, Saturdays and Sundays at 5:30 PM (PHL Time). For more videos from 24 Oras Weekend, visit  http://www.gmanews.tv/24orasweekend.  #GMAIntegratedNews #GMANetwork #KapusoStream #KapusoStream  Breaking news and stories from the Philippines and abroad: GMA Integrated News Portal: http://www.gmanews.tv Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/gmanews TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@gmanews Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/gmanews Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/gmanews   GMA Network Kapuso programs on GMA Pinoy TV: https://gmapinoytv.com/subscribe

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00:00We're all here.

00:10We're all here.

00:15Good afternoon.

00:16A typhoon Christine has reached 85.

00:2041 are missing and 70 are injured according to the Office of Civil Defense.

00:25Some of the survivors in Camarines Sur are hungry and thirsty.

00:29That's why they are forced to flee and fight in the city.

00:34From Nabua, Camarines Sur, live, John Consuda.

00:42First to get relief goods and bread are the survivors of the typhoon in Nabua, Camarines Sur.

00:47Young and old, each with their own hands,

00:50they are hoping to get the gifts from a private truck that brought help to the survivors.

00:57That's the situation here in Nabua highway.

01:06Our people are fighting.

01:11Whenever a truck brings food, they are forced to flee.

01:15Now, next to the highway in Baau and Nabua,

01:18they are building barang-barang.

01:21Now, their houses are still flooded.

01:25There are also people fleeing from the cars that passed by.

01:28My husband was notified so that we can get out of there.

01:31We are already drowning there.

01:33We really need food.

01:36I asked for a small donation.

01:38I was able to donate somehow.

01:42The flood in Camarines Sur is still widespread.

01:44That's why the PNPF unit's choppers in Bobong, Gosali,

01:47are bringing relief goods for the victims.

01:51The authorities have also provided assistance to isolated barangays in Buki,

01:56Kamaligan, Milaor, Baau, Bula and Nabua.

02:00The police are also providing free water in some places in Albay and Camarines Sur.

02:05Even if there is no food, as long as there is water, people will survive.

02:08We will transfer the truck to other places that need water.

02:12The relief goods of the GMA Kapusong Foundation

02:15are being transported in an airlift to isolated places in Bula, Camarines Sur and Libon, Albay

02:21with the help of the choppers of the Air Force and Malacanang.

02:24They are also providing food to some barangays in Minabalac, Camarines Sur and Tuigirao, Cagayan.

02:36Ivan Piaza, more than 200 houses are still flooded.

02:41They have nothing to do but to move to the side of the highway, which is very dangerous.

02:45That's why they are asking for help.

02:49This is the latest from Nabua, Camarines Sur.

02:51Back to you, Ivan.

02:53Thank you very much, John Consulta.

02:56In Naga City, there are people who have been stranded there for three days after the typhoon.

03:00And Ian Khoo was hit there.

03:04Ian?

03:06Pia, just after the rain here, the residents are worried again.

03:12As well as the stranded motorists.

03:15And Pia, behind me, this is the part of the two to four-kilometer stretch

03:20of cars waiting to leave here in Naga to go to Manila.

03:25The priority, Pia, is the big cars like buses and trucks.

03:32And Pia is also allowing tall SUVs and pickup trucks.

03:37But those are still small, like cars and vans,

03:40they are not allowed to pass because there is still flooding in the town of Milaor.

03:47For a few days, the line of cars going out of Naga is long.

03:51It's just a big car that is allowed on the Maharlika Highway.

03:55That's why the smaller cars seem to be getting bored of waiting.

03:59It's really hard. We don't have a budget.

04:03Since last Friday, we have been stranded.

04:05But in this bridge, we have been stranded for two days.

04:08So it's really hard.

04:11The rescue trucks of Manila LGU, of the Philippine Marines,

04:16and those delivering relief goods,

04:19are full of passengers who want to cross the flood.

04:23Here in the bay of Naga City, the flood is still high.

04:26This is the direction of the town of Milaor.

04:31That's why up to this moment, only big trucks are allowed to pass

04:35because the SUVs and pickup trucks that are trying to cross the flood

04:39are still stuck in that area because up to Bewang Parao,

04:42the flood water level is the highest.

04:45Alternate. So we are giving chance to the 50 vehicles that came from Manila

04:50and vice versa, there are also 50 vehicles going to Metro Manila.

04:56The students from Tagkawayan, Quezon, who were trapped in the Naga River,

05:01were rescued by their LGU.

05:04It's really hard because we don't have anything to consume.

05:09It's really hard.

05:10The MMDA Public Safety Team and BFP have on-site water purification

05:16and provided drinking water.

05:18The center of Naga is covered with thick white in the flood.

05:23In the town of Kamaligan, only one was drowned according to the MDRRMO.

05:28The flood hit 13 barangays but there are still areas where the water level is high.

05:39Pia, President Bongbong Marcos said that the priority is to deliver medicines

05:45against leptospirosis.

05:47Aside from the relief goods and the supply of food,

05:51those who will deliver the medicines are among the priorities

05:54to be passed through the Maharlika Highway.

05:56Back to you, Pia.

05:58Thank you very much, Ian Cruz.

06:01In other news, in the continuation of the Senate hearing on the War on Drugs,

06:06Senator Bato de la Rosa promised that former President Rodrigo Duterte will lead.

06:11Mav Gonzales was there.

06:14Senator Bato de la Rosa promised that former President Rodrigo Duterte will lead

06:20in the Senate hearing tomorrow on the War on Drugs of his administration.

06:25De la Rosa will also answer if senators ask her.

06:30Senator Bong Go, Special Assistant to the President, will also attend the hearing

06:34on the War on Drugs.

06:36We want to know the truth so that we can serve.

06:40That's where we turn to the truth.

06:42Former Senator Laila de Lima, who was imprisoned and later released

06:47for participating in the war on drugs trade, will also attend.

06:50The PNP, Office of the President, Department of Health, PDEA, and other agencies

06:55were also invited to the hearing.

06:56For GMA Integrated News, Mav Gonzales was there for 24 hours.

07:02Two apartments in Mandaluyong City were burned last night.

07:07Almost an hour before the fire reached the first alarm.

07:12How many animals were injured?

07:15One fire volunteer was injured and 25 families were affected.

07:20According to the BFP, almost 2 million pesos were lost in the fire

07:24which is still being investigated.

07:32The Albay Provincial Government is already discussing

07:34the distribution of the remaining 50 million pesos in aid to the victims.

07:39Roads are also being built.

07:42And from Ligao, Albay, live.

07:45Who wants it?

07:47Who?

07:51This is a big issue for our fellow countrymen crossing from Ligao to Peodoran

07:57because a part of the Peodoran Road here in the mountainous area of Ligao was cut

08:05because of the heavy rainfall caused by Hurricane Christine.

08:13The Singapore Air Force's C-130 Cargo Aircraft arrived at Daraga International Airport

08:19to deliver relief goods to Albay.

08:21This is an addition to the aid that is being delivered to the 12,000 families

08:26who are still in evacuation centers.

08:28The Provincial Government is busy repacking rice and food

08:32for the villages of Oas, Pulanggi, and Libon, which still have floods in some places.

08:38Meanwhile, the road in Masarawag Barangay in Ginubatan, Albay,

08:43which was flooded by floods after the river overflowed,

08:46there is still no power in the village of Peodoran.

08:49But in the town of Ligao, they are hurrying to repair the Peodoran Road

08:53which was partially flooded because of the landslide.

08:56Only one lane can be passed, but it is dangerous because of the depth of the ravine.

09:02According to the Albay Provincial Safety and Emergency Management Office,

09:06the impact of the storm will reach 1.3 billion pesos on the infrastructure of the province.

09:12Earlier, the officials of the Albay Provincial Government

09:15discussed on how to distribute the 50 million pesos assistance provided by President Marcos.

09:23They will also discuss the preparation in case the province is affected by the upcoming typhoon.

09:30Earlier, four trucks of rice from the National Food Authority and Food Terminal Incorporated

09:35arrived for the farmers.

09:38Yesterday, an emergency food truck also brought the Australian Ambassador to the Philippines

09:44for the people of Camarines Sur.

09:47The food is preferably ready to eat, although the food packs and water can also be brought.

09:56We are already in recovery, so we are preparing for the next situation.

10:07Ivan, they are now in a hurry to repair the damaged road,

10:11but the problem is that only half of the vehicles are able to pass.

10:15The vehicles that are going up and down Piuduran,

10:18they are all broken.

10:19Only light vehicles are allowed,

10:21and it is still dangerous because the side of the mountain is not yet totally repaired.

10:28That is why everyone who passes through here is being careful.

10:31Ivan.

10:32Thank you very much, Chino Gaston.

10:35In the middle of cleaning the ditches before the storm,

10:38there is still a problem with the water that was left by the flood.

10:42Mark Salazar was there.

10:46The vehicles are already in a hurry to enter the Manila North Cemetery.

10:50The food traffic inside is also getting thicker.

10:53There are signs that many people are arriving early,

10:56a few days before the storm.

10:58It is hard to wait for the time of death.

11:04You can't enter here.

11:06That is why the market of flowers there is slowly withering.

11:10We are thankful that we can still make a living.

11:15In Manila South Cemetery, they are in a hurry to paint and clean the ditches while it is still sunny.

11:22Some ditches are still submerged in the flood.

11:24Some of the pontoons are covered with garbage.

11:27The family of Arjean Aguilar is also dismayed

11:30because of the broken roof that is attached to the pontoon of their relative.

11:35Earlier, they removed it.

11:37Then the neighbors said,

11:39Father, how can that be?

11:42What if we didn't come here?

11:44We're waiting for them to clean it.

11:47The wife is angry because the water will be taken from the ground.

11:57Today, Oplan Undas 2024 was activated.

12:01For JMA Integrated News,

12:04Mark Salazar,

12:0524 Hours.

12:09Tropical Storm Leon is about to erupt as it continues to move in the Philippine Sea.

12:13It passed again 1,000 kilometers east of Central Luzon and moved to Pacanuran.

12:19It is not expected to landfall,

12:21but it is possible that a warning signal will be raised in Cagayan Valley and around there.

12:26It is possible that the storm Leon will remain in the PAR until Wednesday.

12:31Outer rainbanks of Tropical Storm Leon will also rain in extreme northern Luzon

12:36as well as southwesterly wind flows in several places in Mimaropa and Visayas.

12:41In the rainfall forecast of the Metro Weather,

12:43it is possible that there will be light to heavy rains in a large part of Mimaropa tomorrow.

12:47Light to moderate rains in western and central Visayas and Puerto Rico now.

12:52The chance of rain in Metro Manila for now is low.

12:56It is also possible that there will be heavy rains in southern Luzon and Visayas.

13:01There is also a high chance of thunderstorms in the eastern section of northern and central Luzon

13:05down to the eastern east.

13:06That is also in Mindanao.

13:10Due to the flood, there are skin diseases.

13:12But in Laguna, the flood turned white after being mixed with paint.

13:17Residents were still affected.

13:20This is the reminder of the experts in the investigation of Jonathan Andal.

13:26This is a different kind of flood that we have experienced.

13:28Because of the white color, the hearts are left here.

13:31It is hard to imagine what is the white flood in this viral video in Pila, Laguna

13:36in the aftermath of the Tropical Storm Christine.

13:38According to the woman in the video, this is because of the paint that was thrown.

13:43Of course, when the water is high, the tendency is for the paint to rise.

13:49So it was thrown.

13:51They said that there was no sign of skin disease in the white flood in Luzon.

13:56Alan of Kamaligan, Camarines Sur, is suffering from alipunga because of the flood.

14:00What is he against?

14:02Used oil or grease?

14:05Just use used oil.

14:07The grease can be put here in the water that is polluted.

14:14But the DOH said that if there is alipunga,

14:16the doctor should be consulted to prescribe an antifungal medicine.

14:20We should follow the prescription because fungus is a long-term medicine.

14:25But the deathly leptospirosis was more monitored.

14:29In the Tropical Storm Karina, the number of cases increased and the need for dialysis increased.

14:34Even if it did not flow into the river, it can be infected if it is touched by a stick or broom.

14:40The leptospira, even if the soil is dry, even if it is muddy, it is still there.

14:45Even if there are no symptoms, it is better to consult a doctor.

14:49Symptoms like yellowish eyes, different color of the urethra,

14:54stiffness or pain in the muscles, especially in the calf muscles.

14:59These are the advanced stages of leptospirosis.

15:03For GMA Integrated News, Jonathan Andal, for Tutok, 24 hours.

15:09Fifty-seven people died in Batangas because of the Tropical Storm Christine.

15:14Some are still missing among those who were brought ashore.

15:20From Agoncillo, Batangas, Tutok live, Darlene Khan.

15:28Ivan, until now, there are still missing residents who were worried that the buried lands were buried or were not brought ashore.

15:35Some roads are still damaged here and there is still no water and electricity supply in a large part of Agoncillo.

15:45Water, wood, and debris spread in this part of Agoncillo, Batangas,

15:50which was hit by a landslide on Thursday because of the Tropical Storm Christine.

15:53The road was also destroyed in the town of Agoncillo and Laurel.

15:57So if you want to cross, you have to go far and swim in puddles and water.

16:02In Barangay Subic, Ilaya, where two houses and many cars were washed out,

16:07at the same time, the pieces of land collapsed.

16:11The Joel family, who were saved after climbing to the top of the hill,

16:16were worried that their belongings would be destroyed and their walls would be destroyed because of the landslides.

16:22The LGU carried out a preemptive evacuation,

16:25but they did not expect the magnitude of the impact of the storm.

16:29We thought it was just a normal storm.

16:34There has never been a landslide of that magnitude in the history of our town.

16:41Earlier this morning, the residents of Bilibinuang and Maniaga were continuously evacuated,

16:47isolated or separated because of the damaged road.

16:50They will be added to the almost 2,000 remaining evacuation centers here in Agoncillo.

16:56What we really need is food, rice, and water.

17:02There are still many barangays that have no electricity and no water.

17:07Batangas Governor Hermelando Mandanas said that the landslides in the towns next to Taal Lake

17:13were not caused by quarrying, and the pieces of land were possibly from fallen trees.

17:18According to the Agoncillo LGU, five were lost and seven were recovered due to the landslides,

17:24including the 74-year-old father of Margarito, who has been looking for him for four days.

17:30He went to his house, but he was swept away by the flood.

17:35It was really painful.

17:36Even if he was killed, we will put him in a good place.

17:40That's why we forced him to be seen.

17:47Ivan, this damaged road is starting to collapse.

17:50According to the Agoncillo LGU, it is expected that within two days,

17:54a heavy mechanized bridge that residents can use will be completed.

17:59According to Governor Mandanas of the Batangas Provincial Government,

18:03the affected residents are not allowed to return to the landslide-hit areas.

18:08They said that they will continue to look for a permanent relocation site for them.

18:14That's the latest from Agoncillo Batangas.

18:16Back to you, Ivan.

18:18Thank you very much.

18:19Darlene Cai.

18:21The loss of passengers due to the landslide,

18:24it is possible that the passengers will be in a state of calvary now that the flood is approaching.

18:28And that's what we're talking about with Danutin Cunco.

18:34The scheduled 9 a.m. boat trip to Pasambuanga and Cebu to Manila North Port earlier was delayed until tomorrow.

18:41That's why the passengers were surprised and dismayed.

18:45My sister and I were being called.

18:47We can go back.

18:48But when we got back, I said, I don't want to.

18:50I don't want to.

18:51It's tiring.

18:52Aside from the tiring expenses, the taxi fare.

18:55Some P-TEX vehicles were also surprised when the trip was canceled.

19:00When the advisory was okay, I went here to book.

19:04And then earlier, at 11, they announced that all trips will be canceled.

19:10According to P-TEX, before noon, all other trips to Bicol, Visayas, and Mindanao were canceled,

19:16aside from the trip to Padaet.

19:18Marie Vick was stranded in P-TEX for five days due to the landslide.

19:22She may be able to make it to Undas.

19:25There are still a lot of vehicles in the area of Maharlika Highway.

19:32That's why we have cancellations.

19:36It's not okay to go to different places in the Bicol region.

19:42P-TEX is advising passengers not to go as far as possible until the trip to Bicol is allowed again.

19:49But those who are already here may wait at the terminal or those who cannot go back.

19:55P-TEX is also preparing for the possible effect of cancellations of trips now

20:00due to the expected number of people returning to Undas.

20:03For GMA Integrated News,

20:05I'm here for 24 Hours.

20:11All fab and glam, the debut episode of Heart World,

20:14the new reality show of Heart Evangelista.

20:17Featured are Heart's fashion week experiences,

20:20as well as her fan meeting with international personalities,

20:23such as the Korean superstar Song Ye-kyo,

20:26the OG Jessie of the K-drama series Full House,

20:29where Heart was born in its Philippine adaptation.

20:33We'll tell you behind the clips snippets of Heart from their preparations

20:37up to the photoshoots.

20:43And for this weekend's news,

20:45for a bigger mission and a wider service to the country,

20:49I'm Pia Arcangel.

20:51I'm Ivan Meirena from GMA Integrated News,

20:54the news authority of the Philippines.

20:56We're here for 24 Hours.

21:03Here's what's next!

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