24 Oras Express: November 05, 2024 [HD]

GMA Integrated News

Narito ang mga maiinit na balita sa 24 Oras Express ngayong Martes, November 05, 2024.   -PAOCC Spokesperson, pansamantalang inalis sa pwesto dahil nanampal umano ng Pilipinong empleyado ng BPO   -PAGASA: Posibleng maramdaman na mamayang gabi ang malakas na hangin at ulang dala ng bagyo sa ilang bahagi ng Luzon   -Pagsumite sa ICC ng Senate transcript, kukuwestyunin ni Sen. Dela Rosa kung matuloy   -Mga reklamong perjury at pamemeke umano ng mga dokumento, pinadi-dismiss ng kampo ni Guo   -Inflation nitong Oktubre, bumilis sa 2.3%; nagdaang bagyo, nakaapekto   -7 OVP officials na no-show sa pagdinig ng Kamara, ipaaaresto kung 'di susunod sa bagong subpoena   -Bagyong Marce, lalo pang lumakas habang lumalapit sa Hilagang Luzon; ilang lugar, isinailalim sa wind signal   -Dengue at Leptospirosis cases sa Metro Manila, dumami   -Mga lumang sasakyang ipinarada sa parke, pinaghahatak ng MMDA   -Cast ng "Pulang Araw," sinagot ang mga tanong ng UPD Masscomm students sa kanilang campus tour   -62 higanteng belen na gawa sa recycled at indigenous materials, pinailawan   -P733M ang inaprubahang OVP budget sa plenaryo ng Senado pareho sa bersyon ng Kamara    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

Transcript

00:00Live from the GMA Network Center, 20 years have passed, 24 hours.

00:11Good evening, Luzon Visayas and Mindanao.

00:15For the time being, while investigating,

00:19the spokesperson of the Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Commission,

00:25or PAOC, Winston Casio.

00:27Following that, he was arrested for assaulting a Filipino employee of the BPO in Bataan.

00:33In defense of Casio, he chose to point the finger at them

00:39if they will sue him or accept that he is a weak assailant.

00:44Salima Refran was on the scene.

00:50In the middle of the raid on the BPO in Bagac, Bataan, one week ago,

00:54this incident happened inside the company's clinic.

00:57A Filipino employee was being talked to by the Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Commission

01:02or PAOC spokesperson, Director Winston Casio.

01:05Later, he suddenly slapped the employee twice.

01:09He talked to him again before slapping him a third time.

01:14But before this incident, the cafeteria was already hot.

01:18The man who was arrested by the PAOC immediately went there.

01:25Casio already went there.

01:31Then, the man took an operative.

01:38The Filipino employees were about to go home.

01:45But 700 Filipinos were allowed to go home after being processed when the night came.

01:50Following the video, the PAOC spokesperson removed Casio

01:54to give way to the investigation of what happened.

01:57Casio also submitted an explanation to the commission.

02:00I said, what you did was not the staff, not the employee.

02:04This is a legitimate operation.

02:06When you pointed the finger at us, you pointed the finger at the Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Commission

02:12headed by the President of the Republic of the Philippines.

02:15I told the man, the Filipino,

02:18you should have slapped him lightly so we won't sue you.

02:22Are you willing to do that?

02:24An unjust victation or a light slap?

02:27But at the end of the day, I still apologize.

02:30That is erroneous on my part.

02:32I should have just continued the case.

02:34Casio is under administrative suspension until the investigation of the PAOC is completed.

02:40The man in the video could have filed a complaint

02:43to have Casio face justice.

02:46At the end of the day, what the DOC did for me is still not right.

02:50You don't need to raise your hand,

02:53whether it's weak or strong.

02:55You can't just raise your hand at a person

02:59because he was rude.

03:01For me, you can't blame one mistake for another.

03:06GMA Integrated News continues to cover Central One Bataan.

03:11For GMA Integrated News, Salima Refrain,

03:14tuning in 24 hours.

03:17More than 1,000 barangays across the country are being monitored

03:21due to the possible flooding and landslides

03:24caused by the Marseille typhoon.

03:26In Luzon, some places in Mindanao will still be flooded

03:30due to the typhoon trough.

03:32And Joseph Moro is tuned in.

03:37The provinces of Abra, Ilocos Region, Cagayan Valley,

03:41Bataan, and Cordillera Administrative Region

03:44are being monitored by NDRMC

03:47due to the possibility of a typhoon.

03:49But according to the DOST,

03:51later tonight,

03:52the strong winds brought by the typhoon

03:56will be felt in Ilocos Sur, Aurora, Quezon, and Camarines Norte.

04:00The typhoon Leyon will hit the Cahui Ground.

04:03The typhoon Marseille will hit it.

04:05Because it's wide,

04:06not only in the North,

04:07the NDRMC is focused.

04:09The possible flooding in Mindanao is also being monitored

04:12even if the typhoon Marseille will not pass through there.

04:14We issued a flood advisory in Mindanao

04:18because there are clusters of clouds

04:21that can cause strong rains

04:25and flood some areas in Mindanao.

04:31The DNR also issued a list

04:33of flood and landslide prone areas

04:35that will be affected by the typhoon Marseille.

04:37More than 1,000 barangays in 12 regions

04:40are being monitored

04:41due to the possibility of flooding and landslides.

04:45The NDRMC is warning the local governments

04:48to estimate the effects of the typhoon.

04:51Let's not be afraid to make a mistake in the estimation

04:57just as long as the error is on the side of safety.

05:03It's better to expect

05:05based on the information that it will rain.

05:08If it doesn't rain, that's okay.

05:11Just now, according to Defense Secretary Gilbert Chodoro Jr.,

05:15the LGUs are being given the power

05:17in the areas where the typhoon Marseille may hit

05:21to force evacuate their residents.

05:24They are also looking for drop-offs

05:26and distribution points of relief goods.

05:29That's my judgment of the local disaster risk reduction

05:34and management councils.

05:36But the thing is, the earlier, the better.

05:40We already yesterday conducted

05:42the pre-disaster risk assessment

05:44yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock

05:46for preparation on the possible impacts

05:48of tropical cyclone Marseille.

05:50And we're discussing the worst case scenario.

05:53But according to the DSWD,

05:55300,000 food packs have already been pre-positioned

05:58in the areas where the typhoon may pass.

06:01The AFP has prepared more than 300 rescue,

06:05search, and retrieval teams,

06:07as well as air assets and ships

06:09that will bring relief and repair the damaged houses.

06:12For our rubber boats,

06:15we deployed more than 30 rubber boats

06:20in the area of Northern Luzon.

06:22For the GMA Integrated News,

06:24Joseph Morong, 24 hours.

06:27If Senator Bato de la Rosa continues to question

06:31the submission of the Senate's hearing

06:33of the certified transcript

06:35of the Duterte Drug War,

06:38MAV Gonzalez will be the next to speak.

06:44Senator Bato de la Rosa will question

06:47if the Senate will submit a transcript

06:49of the hearing of the Warren Drug

06:51to the International Criminal Court.

06:53Yesterday, Senate President Chief Escudero said

06:55that the Senate will not ask

06:57to certify the transcript of the hearing

06:59as long as there is a reason.

07:01But de la Rosa has an excuse

07:03that the PNP chief was the first to implement

07:05the Warren Drugs of the Duterte administration.

07:08Giving in to their request

07:10is tantamount to recognizing the jurisdiction.

07:14If he submits, I will try to question him.

07:19Why are you submitting to ICC

07:21when in fact we do not recognize

07:23the jurisdiction of ICC?

07:25According to de la Rosa,

07:27Malacanang's position is clear

07:29that the Philippines does not recognize

07:31the jurisdiction of ICC.

07:33So if someone asks for a certified

07:35through copy of the transcript,

07:37the Senate President should first ask

07:39who is asking and for what.

07:41If it's for ICC,

07:43he should say that

07:47giving this copy to ICC

07:49is tantamount to recognizing

07:52their jurisdiction over us.

07:57We should all be synchronized.

07:59If Malacanang says

08:01that we do not recognize

08:03the jurisdiction of ICC,

08:06then we should not recognize

08:08as a country, as a nation.

08:10What I am trying to say is

08:12that we should not act stupidly as a nation.

08:14Escudero refused to comment

08:16on de la Rosa's statement.

08:18In mid-November,

08:20the next hearing of the

08:22Blue Ribbon Subcommittee on War on Drugs

08:24may take place.

08:26De la Rosa believes that

08:28the former President Rodrigo Duterte

08:30does not need to be sent again

08:32unless there is a serious question

08:34for him.

08:36For GMA Integrated News,

08:39Alice Guo was dismissed

08:41from the Department of Justice

08:43for her allegations of perjury.

08:45A notary will now watch

08:47against her.

08:49Salima Refran is watching.

08:55The Department of Justice

08:57has quietly dismissed

08:59Bamban Tarlac Mayor Alice Guo

09:01for joining the preliminary investigation

09:03of allegations of perjury,

09:05obstruction of justice,

09:07and use of falsified documents

09:09filed against her by the NBI.

09:11This is equivalent to filing

09:13a counter-affidavit for the

09:15case of Qualified Human Trafficking

09:17in August, even though she is no longer

09:19in the country.

09:21The staff of Guo,

09:23Geraldine Pepito, and her

09:25body double, Catherine Salazar,

09:27also withdrew from the hearing.

09:29Both confessed

09:31that they arranged

09:33the printing of Guo's

09:35signature, and attached

09:37a signed Guo's signature

09:39page.

09:41Her camp dismissed the allegations.

09:43First of all, she is not here.

09:45What is her participation

09:47in that notarization?

09:49But it's not

09:51because you ordered it.

09:53That's your case there, right?

09:55Because what is needed there

09:57is the act that you

09:59falsified your notarization.

10:01Guo refused to give

10:03her testimony.

10:05She was taken to the ambulance,

10:07the service vehicle of the BJMP.

10:09Aside from these allegations,

10:11Guo is also facing allegations of money laundering

10:13and tax evasion here

10:15in the Department of Justice.

10:17The cases of Qualified Human

10:19Trafficking, graft, co-oranto,

10:21and cancellation of her birth

10:23certificate in various courts

10:25in the country are also on the rise.

10:27She also has a case of material misrepresentation

10:29in Comelec.

10:31There are also other respondents,

10:33like Attorney Elmer Galicia, who

10:35notarized Guo's counteraffidavit,

10:37Sheryl Medina, who is the secretary

10:39of Mayor Liceldo Calugay,

10:41and a witness who

10:43talked to Attorney Galicia.

10:45Galicia is also facing a disbarment case

10:47in the Supreme Court.

10:49The GMA Integrated News

10:51is continuously trying to get the attention

10:53of other respondents.

10:55Meanwhile, the preliminary investigation

10:57of the allegations of Qualified Human

10:59Trafficking is ongoing,

11:01along with Loveisout99 in Porac, Pampanga,

11:03Cassandra Ong, Ronalyn Baterna,

11:05and Stephanie Mascareñas.

11:07Ong is expected to submit

11:09a counteraffidavit, but it will be delayed

11:11because the former presidential

11:13spokesperson Harry Roque

11:15and two other officials

11:17of the Whirlwind Corporation

11:19have also been added to the complaint.

11:21For GMA Integrated News,

11:23I'm Nima Refraan.

11:25The love of October's

11:27shopping has increased

11:29compared to September.

11:31And one of the affected

11:33is the upcoming typhoon in the country.

11:35Here's Bernadette Reyes.

11:41As expected during Bermond's,

11:43shopping and services

11:45have increased even faster

11:47as Christmas approaches.

11:492.3% this October

11:51compared to 1.9%

11:53in September.

11:55The reason for the rapid inflation

11:57is rice, as well as

11:59new rents for houses and massages.

12:01The typhoon

12:03has affected the love of shopping

12:05especially food.

12:07When there's a typhoon,

12:09especially when it's heavy

12:11and we're flooded,

12:13after that, there are items

12:15that really increase.

12:17The price of shopping

12:19has increased, especially vegetables.

12:21Almost P6 billion

12:23has been spent on agriculture.

12:25More than P4 billion

12:27has been spent on rice.

12:29Vegetables are also affected

12:31but there's an alternative

12:33on how to get supplies

12:35according to the Agri Department.

12:37We're seeing a 10-15% increase

12:39in the price of highland

12:41and lowland vegetables.

12:43This will last normally

12:45for 1-2 weeks.

12:47Everything is expensive.

12:49Even the peanuts.

12:51Before, it was P30,

12:53now it's P80.

12:55Before, we used to sell

12:57P80, P70.

12:59Now, it's P140, P130.

13:01Aside from the primary shopping,

13:03according to the Philippine Statistics Authority,

13:05the price of some

13:07not-so-good items also started to rise.

13:09The incremental increase

13:11is very small.

13:13In some commodity outlets,

13:15the prices would be higher.

13:17It's better to buy

13:19because the price is lower.

13:21For the GMA Integrated News,

13:23Bernadette Reyes

13:25was arrested for 24 hours.

13:27The 7 officials

13:29of the Office of the Vice President

13:31will be arrested

13:33if they don't follow

13:35the new Supreme Court's order.

13:37This is the 4th time

13:39there's been a no-show

13:41regarding the confidential funds

13:43of the OVP.

13:45Jonathan Andal was arrested.

13:49None

13:51of the 7 officials

13:53of the Office of the Vice President

13:55were called to the hearing

13:57regarding the confidential funds

13:59of Vice President Sara Duterte.

14:01One of their chief of staff,

14:03Vice President,

14:05went to Los Angeles last night

14:07according to the committee secretary.

14:09The 7 officials will be called

14:11and if they don't show up,

14:13they will be arrested.

14:15You're the 4th one

14:17to receive this invitation.

14:19Don't challenge us

14:21to issue a contempt order

14:23against you.

14:25But the gate of the 7 OVP officials

14:27was sent a position paper to the committee.

14:29The first subpoena of the camera

14:31was not valid.

14:33It was sent to them yesterday

14:35even though the subpoena was sent

14:37on October 17.

14:39The hearing was scheduled for October 28

14:41but it was postponed for today

14:43because of the typhoon.

14:45Vice President Sara Duterte

14:47did not show up in aid of legislation

14:49or to help in the creation of the law.

14:51They have the right to show up

14:53and refuse it

14:55according to the decision of the Supreme Court

14:57in the case of David Trillanes.

14:59The spokesperson of VP Sara

15:01is no longer connected to the Vice President.

15:03We decided mutually.

15:05I cannot fulfill

15:07the obligations of the contract

15:09as a spokesperson.

15:11I found it very difficult for me

15:13to be interviewed

15:15on the same matter because

15:17I lost my objectivity

15:19because I'm also part of the hearing

15:21as a resource person.

15:23It is not clear who will speak

15:25for the Vice President.

15:27Especially in the questions of the congressman

15:29regarding the more than half billion pesos

15:31in confidential funds of the OVP.

15:33In 2022 and 2023,

15:35the details of how it was spent

15:37are not yet revealed.

15:39Where is the 612.5 million?

15:41Who spent it?

15:43And for what purpose was it spent?

15:45According to the congressmen,

15:47the acknowledgment receipts

15:49sent by the OVP

15:51have no seal

15:53and no signature.

15:55Others have different names of seal and signature

15:57but they seem to have the same ink

15:59of writing and penmanship

16:01like these two receipts.

16:03Can you observe the letter J?

16:07Is it correct that

16:09the letter J is the same?

16:11Yes, Mr. Chair.

16:13Yes?

16:15Is it also correct that

16:17the ink used

16:19is the same

16:21as the penmanship?

16:23Yes, Mr. Chair.

16:25The ink used

16:27is also the same as the ink of

16:29the signature of an ASIC of the OVP.

16:31Isn't the one I showed

16:33Prussian Blue the same?

16:36It looks the same, Mr. Chair.

16:38Huh?

16:40It looks the same.

16:42The same?

16:44So, it's the same ink

16:46used by ASIC

16:48Lemuel or Toño,

16:50the assistant chief of staff

16:52of the office of the vice president.

16:54There are only two things

16:56that the fund went to.

16:58Was it used by others

17:00or was it sent?

17:05If you don't want to accept it,

17:07I can accept it.

17:09It was also observed that

17:11there are 158 receipts

17:13with the 2023 date

17:15but the justification used

17:17is for the expenditure

17:19of the 2022 confidential funds.

17:21The answer of the OVP to COA

17:23is that this is just a typo error.

17:25I don't think, Mr. Chair,

17:27this was a mistake that was committed

17:29in December 2022.

17:31This was a mistake

17:33that was committed

17:35158 times

17:37which raises the question

17:39are these acknowledgement receipts

17:41spurious? Are they bogus? Are they false?

17:43They said they have

17:45inadvertently contained clerical

17:47or typographical

17:49errors indicating 2023

17:51instead of 2022.

17:53Considering the nature of

17:55confidential activities which are usually

17:57conducted discreetly

17:59and completed within a short period

18:01of time and in addition to the lack

18:03of attention to details of personnel

18:05attending to voluminous papers

18:07from several individuals,

18:09some date and acknowledgement receipts

18:11submitted as proof of transactions

18:13may have been missed.

18:15A DepEd official also faced

18:17receiving envelopes

18:19worth P25,000

18:21from VP Sara who was also

18:23DepEd Secretary.

18:25How many times? Nine times.

18:27The first time I received it, I honestly

18:29asked ASEC's Shine,

18:31Ma'am, is it part of the

18:33confidential funds? She said no.

18:35It was just an allowance from

18:37the Vice President.

18:39ASEC's Shine is Sunshine Fajarda

18:41who used to be ASEC's DepEd and now

18:43she's with the OVP.

18:45The OVP officials are still trying to get a statement.

18:47There is no new statement about

18:49VP Sara but she said

18:51there is no misuse of

18:53confidential funds.

18:55For GMA Integrated News,

18:57this is the latest.

18:5924 Hours.

19:03Dear listeners,

19:05a new typhoon is being watched

19:07so let's update with Amor La Rosa

19:09of GMA Integrated News

19:11Weather Center. Amor.

19:13Thank you, Ms. Vicky.

19:15Dear listeners,

19:17the typhoon Mars is getting stronger

19:19as it gets closer to the north of Luzon

19:21because the areas

19:23below Wind Signala

19:25Signal No. 1 is Batanes,

19:27Cagayan, Babuyan Islands,

19:29Ilocos Norte, Ilocos Sura,

19:31Apayaw, Abra, Calinga,

19:33Mountain Province, and also

19:35Ifugao. Signal No. 1 is

19:37the northern portion of Benguet,

19:39Isabela, Nueva Vizcaya,

19:41Quirino, and also the northern portion

19:43of Aurora. It is expected that

19:45in the mentioned areas, there will be strong

19:47gusts of wind. It is possible that

19:49it will increase as the typhoon

19:51gets closer. According to the forecast,

19:53it is possible that the typhoon will reach

19:55Signal No. 4.

19:57The last typhoon to pass was

19:59the typhoon Mars. It was 480 km away

20:01from Etiague, Isabela.

20:03It caused a strong gust of wind

20:05of 130 kmph

20:07and a gust of wind

20:09of 160 kmph.

20:11It will move

20:13north-west at a speed

20:15of 25 kmph.

20:17According to the latest forecast,

20:19the typhoon will move slowly

20:21as it moves

20:23left or right. It is possible

20:25that it will landfall

20:27here in Babuyan Islands

20:29or here in the northern

20:31portion of the mainland,

20:33like Wednesday afternoon

20:35or Wednesday night.

20:37If it continues, Friday afternoon or night,

20:39it is possible that it will be outside

20:41the Philippine Area of Responsibility.

20:43According to the forecast,

20:45the typhoon track can change

20:47depending on the high-pressure area

20:49where the typhoon is located

20:51that can push the typhoon Mars

20:53down. It is important

20:55that the areas

20:57that we call

20:59cone of uncertainty

21:01or cone of probability

21:03are ready. It is possible

21:05that the typhoon will rise or fall.

21:07That is why the extreme northern

21:09Luzon and the large

21:11portion of the northern Luzon

21:13should be ready.

21:15In our satellite image,

21:17the typhoon Mars

21:19will reach

21:21some parts of our country

21:23up to the eastern Visayas.

21:25As you can see, here in the

21:27part of Mindanao, there are

21:29thick clouds and

21:31it is said that this is also

21:33part of the trough extension

21:35of the typhoon Mars.

21:37Based on the rainfall forecast of Metro Weather,

21:39the chance of rain is high

21:41tomorrow morning here in

21:43Cagayan, Isabela and

21:45Payao, and some parts of

21:47Abra, Calinga and

21:49Ilocos Norte. As you can see,

21:51orange and red colors

21:53means that heavy to intense

21:55rains will be experienced.

21:57Heavy rains are the reason

21:59why the chance of flood or landslide is high.

22:01That will continue

22:03tomorrow and there will be rains

22:05in some parts of Central Luzon,

22:07Calabarzon, Mindoro Provinces,

22:09Palawan, Bicol Region.

22:11It is also expected that it will

22:13rain in some parts of Visayas,

22:15especially here in Samar

22:17and Leyte Provinces,

22:19as well as here in Central and

22:21Western Visayas.

22:23Rainfalls are wide here

22:25in almost the whole of Mindanao.

22:27As you can see, there are heavy rains

22:29so residents should be careful.

22:31In Metro Manila,

22:33there is a chance of rain both

22:35day and night, but there are also

22:37occasional thunderstorms

22:39even in the early morning.

22:41Because of the storm Marseille

22:43and the northeasterly wind flow,

22:45it is dangerous

22:47to swim in some towns

22:49of Northern Luzon and

22:51some towns of Central Luzon.

22:53And that is the latest

22:55in our weather.

22:57I am Amor La Rosa. This is the GMA

22:59Integrated News Weather Center.

23:01Expect any kind of weather.

23:03An epidemic of dengue

23:05and leptospirosis

23:07in some parts of Metro Manila.

23:09Still following the rainfalls

23:11of the next storm,

23:13Mark Salazar is watching.

23:17The Department of Health

23:19is warning Metro Manila

23:21that dengue has reached

23:23the alert threshold in the region

23:25due to the number of patients.

23:27Four LGUs are at the epidemic level.

23:29Quezon City, Marikina,

23:31Manila, and Pateros.

23:33When the alert threshold

23:35is reached,

23:37it means

23:39that it is higher

23:41than normal cases.

23:43That's why we need to be careful

23:45and implement measures

23:47so that the disease

23:49won't spread.

23:51From January 1 to October 26,

23:53the number of dengue cases

23:55in Metro Manila

23:57reached 24,232.

23:59It is 34 percent higher

24:01than the 18,020

24:03cases recorded at the same time

24:05in 2023.

24:07Sixty-six people

24:09died of dengue this year.

24:11Most of those affected

24:13by dengue are boys

24:15aged five to seven.

24:17Although Quezon City recorded

24:19the highest number of dengue cases,

24:216,208,

24:23Pateros showed

24:25the highest attack rate of the virus.

24:27The attack rate is

24:29the percentage of people

24:31in a group or place

24:33who got sick

24:35within a short period of time.

24:37In other words,

24:39this is the number of people

24:41who got sick compared to the total population

24:43that could be affected.

24:45This gives an idea

24:47of how

24:49widespread or fast

24:51the disease is

24:53in a particular population

24:55or place.

24:57DOH reminded

24:59the 4S strategy to fight dengue

25:01or the Search and Destroy

25:03strategy,

25:05Secure Self-Protection

25:07like Insect Repellent Lotion,

25:09Seek Early Consultation

25:11with a doctor,

25:13and Spraying and Fogging.

25:15Another case of

25:17leptospirosis was reported

25:19in Metro Manila.

25:21Five LGUs in Manila

25:23were at the epidemic level of leptospirosis.

25:25They are Caloocan,

25:27Quezon City, Navotas, Pasay

25:29and Taguig.

25:31From January to October,

25:332,734 cases of leptospirosis

25:35were reported.

25:37This is 90% higher

25:39compared to the previous year.

25:41260 people are already dying

25:43so almost 8%

25:45is the fatality rate

25:47of the disease.

25:49If a child is more prone to dengue,

25:5155 to 59 years old

25:53are in leptospirosis.

25:55Dengue and lepto

25:57are the main reasons

25:59for the intensified public health

26:01interventions to stop

26:03the increase of the number of cases,

26:05reduce the number of deaths,

26:07and reduce the transmission

26:09to the community.

26:11For GMA Integrated News,

26:13Mark Salazar,

26:1524 Hours.

26:17Instead of

26:19making way

26:21for old cars,

26:23a park in Paranaque

26:25is being used

26:27by the MMDA

26:29and Pinagata earlier.

26:31This is what Oscar Oida pointed out.

26:37This parking is for the residents

26:39of BF Paranaque.

26:41But it has been a long time

26:43since cars

26:45have stopped.

26:47Most of them,

26:49at first glance,

26:51know that it is not working.

26:53Many of the parked cars here

26:55have been here for years.

26:57Just like this one.

26:59As you can see,

27:01there are bundles

27:03of flat tires.

27:05This one doesn't have windows.

27:07If you look inside,

27:09the seats are reclined.

27:11It's like they're just sleeping.

27:13Since that part,

27:15we just

27:17don't go to people

27:19to take advantage.

27:21If the parked cars

27:23are being parked,

27:25the water might spill.

27:27The barangay is asking for help.

27:29That's why the

27:31parked cars of the MMDA

27:33are being pulled out.

27:35As per the barangay official,

27:37they have repeated it several times.

27:39They just don't want to listen to them.

27:41They asked for coordination

27:43and assistance from the local government,

27:45especially the barangay.

27:47It's not far

27:49from Palanca Street,

27:51the sidewalks of the

27:53banks are being removed.

27:55Their belongings

27:57are also being confiscated.

27:59Illegals are being

28:01stopped on President Avenue.

28:03Some big bikes are also being

28:05parked on the sidewalks.

28:07Last year,

28:09in December,

28:11we talked to all the establishments

28:13telling them that all the sidewalks

28:15will be retrieved,

28:17over the sidewalks.

28:19The MMDA also

28:21returned a series of

28:23sidewalks that were operated

28:25this October.

28:27They are there again.

28:29That's why this time,

28:31their belongings

28:33are being retrieved.

28:35The tables,

28:37cartons, and others are being destroyed.

28:39It's not allowed.

28:41You are obstructing the sidewalk.

28:43You have been warned several times.

28:45I think this is too much already.

28:47It's a rush hour

28:49this afternoon,

28:51when the MMDA again

28:53passed the Chino Ross Extension

28:55in Taguig,

28:57where there are still illegal

28:59parking on the sidewalks.

29:01There is also a car wash on the street.

29:03Even the customer

29:05was arrested.

29:07Even if there is a car wash,

29:09on the sidewalk,

29:11it's not allowed.

29:13I saw someone

29:15doing a car wash.

29:17I was there too.

29:19At least now,

29:21we can see that the number of people

29:23who were arrested for illegal parking

29:25or obstruction is high.

29:27We guarantee that our people

29:29will continue to move around.

29:31For GMA Integrated News,

29:33Oscar Oida,

29:3524 Hours.

29:37The 2-Minute Japanese Dialogue

29:39of David Licauco

29:41has won an award

29:43in Pulang Araw.

29:45Some of the cast

29:47also answered the students' questions

29:49in their campus tour in UP Diliman.

29:51Here is Lars Santiago's answer.

29:53Was it ever difficult

29:55to break away

29:57from those characters?

29:59Was it ever difficult

30:01to break away

30:03from those characters?

30:05During the war,

30:07during the war,

30:09the students

30:11of UP Diliman College

30:13of Mass Communication

30:15asked questions

30:17to Dennis Trillo,

30:19Sanya Lopez,

30:21and David Licauco

30:23in the Q&A section

30:25of the Pulang Araw Campus Tour.

30:27Dennis, Sanya, and David

30:29were also there

30:31to talk about

30:33family drama,

30:35like GMA Network's

30:37Vice President for Drama,

30:39Cheryl Ching See,

30:41Director Dominic Zapata,

30:43Head Writer Suzette Doctolero,

30:45and others.

30:47They answered

30:49various questions.

30:51They were really interested

30:53to hear our stories

30:55about taping and characters.

30:57We were happy to share

30:59all of that with them.

31:01We were happy to share

31:03all of that with them.

31:05When I was in college,

31:07I saw many celebrities

31:09with their speeches.

31:11So, now

31:13I'm in that field,

31:15and I'm happy.

31:17Dennis, Sanya, and David

31:19are excited

31:21about the events

31:23of the Pulang Araw

31:25with Yuta,

31:27Teresita, and Hiroshi.

31:29I'm sure they will discover a lot more in the next episodes.

31:32There are plans for Terasita.

31:34We will find out if he will be successful in his plans.

31:38David was chosen as the favorite in one of his scenes as Hiroshi,

31:44where he spoke in Japanese for almost 2 minutes.

31:50It's hard, but with the help of our Japanese coach, Rio,

31:55everything is easier.

31:57I think it also comes with the familiarity of the tonality of Japanese.

32:04I think we are already used to it.

32:06And if the scene is difficult,

32:08it's not in vain to give support to Dennis.

32:13What we do is to focus on his work.

32:16Because if you're focused, you won't distract your co-actors.

32:21Because if he feels that you know what you're doing,

32:24he will be more confident in your scene.

32:27Barbie Fortezza was not included in the school tour

32:31because she is still in America.

32:34Lore Santiago updated on the showbiz happening.

32:41The Christmas spirit is already felt in Tarlac,

32:44where more than 60 giant candles were lit.

32:48All made of recycled and indigenous materials.

32:52And from Tarlac, Maris Umali is live.

32:56Maris!

33:00Becky!

33:01The feels are already Christmas here in the Belen Capital of the Philippines, Tarlac,

33:06in the official opening tonight of Belenismo 2024,

33:09where we are returning to the true spirit of Christmas.

33:19Colorful.

33:21Charming.

33:24And detailed.

33:27Made of recycled and indigenous materials.

33:29The three main characters in Belen are

33:32St. Joseph, Mary, and Jesus.

33:34Each of the 62 Belen,

33:37included in the 17th Belenismo,

33:39now 2024,

33:40with the theme,

33:41Offering Basket and the Altar.

33:43Sometimes we forget the true message of Christmas,

33:47which is the birth of Jesus Christ,

33:50which is the message of Belen to all of us.

33:55Offering Basket and the Altar.

33:58Because Jesus Christ is the greatest offering of all time.

34:03Aside from the municipalities,

34:05the schools, businesses, churches, communities, and private homes

34:09are also included in the five categories of the capital.

34:12But what's more important,

34:14not only to the Catholics,

34:15the opening of the Belen,

34:17but also to all believers.

34:19The Philippines is a predominantly Catholic country.

34:22We will not limit the Belenismo to the Catholics.

34:27We welcome all faiths who want to join.

34:30When we face the Belen,

34:32let us remember that Jesus came for all of us.

34:36Through the Belenismo,

34:38not only can religion be given importance,

34:40but also the culture of the province,

34:42which is the true symbol of Christmas.

34:49Vicky, our country is now facing the next tragedy,

34:53the next typhoon.

34:55What is the Belenismo for?

34:56To give inspiration,

34:58and also to find a new hope for Christ this Christmas.

35:04From Tarlac, advance Merry Christmas to you, Vicky.

35:08Merry Christmas, Maris.

35:10Thank you very much, Maris Umali.

35:13The Senate approved the 2025 budget of the Office of the Vice President to OVP

35:19that was approved in the plenary.

35:21From the P2B budget of the OVP,

35:24the Senate is paying P733 million,

35:28just like the version of the camera.

35:30Some are asking for OVP for programs that are the same

35:34as those being done by DSWD and DOH.

35:37Senator Grace, the Chairperson of the Senate Committee on Finance,

35:41also said that they have appealed to the OVP several times,

35:44but the OVP is still not submitting a document

35:47about the budget they are asking for.

35:49The plenary debates of the Senate will start tomorrow

35:52for the entire 2025 national budget.

35:57And that's the news for today, Martes.

35:59My fellow countrymen, it's only been 50 days.

36:02It's Christmas.

36:03I am Mel Tiangco.

36:05I am Vicky Morales for Mas Malaking Misyon.

36:07For a broader service to the country, I am Emil Sumangil.

36:10From GMA Integrated News, the news authority of the Philippines,

36:14we learned 24 hours.

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