State of the Nation Express: December 11, 2024 [HD]

GMA Integrated News

- Bahay, gumuho dahil sa paglambot ng lupa - PBBM, nagbabalang buong pwersa ng batas ang kakaharapin ng sinumang magtatangkang bumuo ng illegal POGO sa bansa - VP Sara Duterte, hindi uli humarap sa NBI; hindi raw naniniwalang magiging patas ang imbestigasyon - P6.352-T Nat'l budget, niratipikahan na ng Senado't Kamara; ipapadala na kay PBBM - Supply ng pagkain at iba pang pangangailangan, problema sa mga evacuation center - In Case You Missed It - ENTERTAINMENT SPOTLIGHT - Munisipyo at Flaming Sword Monument sa Pilar, Bataan, nagningning - Lalaking umatake sa isang judge sa Amerika noong Enero,sinentensyahan na ng 26-65 taong pagkakakulong - Mga araw pagkatapos ng pasko, deadliest, ayon sa pag-aaral; insidente ng stroke at sakit sa puso, tumataas - Cagua Volcano hike   State of the Nation is a nightly newscast anchored by Atom Araullo and Maki Pulido. It airs Mondays to Fridays at 11:05 PM (PHL Time) on GTV. For more videos from State of the Nation, visit http://www.gmanews.tv/stateofthenation  #GMAIntegratedNews #GMANetwork #KapusoStream  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

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00:00State of the Nation

00:18That house in Labo, Camarines Norte has finally grown.

00:23The land became soft because of the rain.

00:25The owner of the house was also affected.

00:28Parts of the Maharlika Highway also split.

00:32In Tagkawayan, Quezon, three barangays were affected because of the heavy rain.

00:37According to the forecast, it will also be sheer line or it will still rain in the eastern sections of Central and Southern Luzon.

00:46Four days before the cancellation of all licenses of POGO and IGL or Internet Gambling Licensees in the country,

00:53President Bongbong Marcos was informed.

00:56In a post, the President said that the whole force of the law will face anyone who will attempt to conduct an illegal operation of POGO.

01:05He also said that he will never allow these to happen in the country.

01:09The Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Commission is targeting the 100 guerrilla POGO or smaller POGO.

01:17The DILG is asking all local chief executives to report to them if there are POGOs that are being set up in their offices.

01:28Despite the non-continuation of the NBI, Vice President Sara Duterte is not blaming the gangs against the President, the First Lady and the House Speaker.

01:39Reported by John Consulta.

01:41November 29, Vice President Sara Duterte was first called by the NBI to explain that she already talked to President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.,

01:55First Lady Liza Marcos and Speaker Martin Romualdez if something bad happened to her.

02:00But because VP Sara is a no-show, she was fired on December 11.

02:05But earlier, VP Sara did not face again.

02:07Her lawyer arrived.

02:10The letter said that the lawyer asked the Vice President not to attend the invitation of the NBI

02:17and not to pass the sworn affidavit instead of the NBI to the media facing VP Sara.

02:23I don't think this investigation will be justified

02:28because if you saw the message of the President,

02:38he said that these are criminal acts that I will not pass.

02:43There is bias there.

02:45So even if they say that there is an investigation,

02:50they have already decided to file cases.

02:54VP Sara was also asked if she will blame her allies.

02:59No ma'am. It's good that they know that if I die, I will not die in vain.

03:07She insisted that she should not be blamed for the use of confidential funds of the Office of the Vice President and DepEd.

03:15Even if there are two impeachment complaints filed against her, she should not be blamed.

03:19She said that she has nothing to do with the preparation of the acknowledgment receipts that were questioned in the camera.

03:25If the signatures are real, especially many of these, have no record in the PSA.

03:30The use of her confidential funds has something to do with the 2028 elections.

03:36She also has no plan to escape.

03:38I do not plan to leave the country or I do not plan to hide if there will be a warrant of arrest,

03:45mainly because my children are here.

03:48The NBI has not yet closed the door for the Vice President.

03:53They will just continue the search for evidence

03:56and they are hoping that the result of their fact-finding investigation and recommendation in the DOJ will be submitted in the first half of January.

04:04We will not blame him if he thinks that way.

04:07But then, we remain clear that the investigation will be fair.

04:15We have nothing to do with it.

04:17The investigation will be impartial.

04:20John Consulta reporting for GMA Integrated News.

04:26The Senate and the House of Representatives have already ratified the budget for the next year.

04:31The Bicameral Conference Committee approved a budget of Php6.352 trillion.

04:37This includes the fund for the ACT-CUP or Aid for the Kaposangkita Program,

04:42which was released by the Senate in its version of the proposed budget.

04:46Php26 billion was allocated for this, which can be used by Congressmen and Senators.

04:52This is included in the fund of the DSWD.

04:55PhilHealth has a zero-subsidy in 2025 because it still has Php600 billion of reserve funds.

05:02The budget of the Office of the Vice President remained at Php733 million.

05:08According to the Presidential Communications Office,

05:11it is possible that President Marcos will sign the budget on December 20.

05:17The problem of the local government of La Castellana in Negros Occidental

05:22is the insufficient supply of food and other needs of thousands of people

05:27following the eruption of volcano Canlaon.

05:28The expansion of mandatory evacuation is also being studied due to the flood.

05:34Aileen Pedrezo of GMA Regional TV has a report.

05:41La Castellana Elementary School is one of the 11 evacuation centers in the town

05:46after the volcano Canlaon erupted this Monday.

05:48More than 7,000 residents fled the town

05:51while their stay in the evacuation centers was delayed.

05:54The problem of the LGU is the lack of food and other needs.

05:58We have no food.

06:01Our situation is very bad.

06:05Our problem is the food.

06:07Of course, the DSWD, the province, has food packs that we can repack.

06:13We need to give them vegetables or food.

06:16So that is the problem.

06:18And of course, mobility and transportation.

06:21It is possible that more evacuees will be added if the earth level 4 is raised.

06:25It means that the volcano will explode at any time.

06:28The LGUs should urge the public to prepare.

06:32We do not think that the alert level will be lowered down,

06:36but we should prepare as if the alert level will go up.

06:39Since the 11th volcanic earthquake on December 9,

06:42when Mount Canlaon erupted,

06:44it reached 31 in the past 24 hours according to PHEVOX.

06:49While the sulfur dioxide emission was more than double

06:52and reached 4,000 tons per day.

06:54According to DENR,

06:55there are 30 towns and villages affected by the ashfall.

06:59There is a risk of flooding if it rains,

07:01so the government is studying the scope of the mandatory evacuation.

07:05The low rainfall in La Carlota City last night brought a bad smell.

07:09We are nervous.

07:11We are afraid that we will be left behind.

07:13In case of an emergency, we will be left behind.

07:17The Department of Tourism suspended the tourism activities

07:20in La Castellana, La Carlota City, Baguio City,

07:24and Murcia Negros Occidental,

07:26as well as the city in Negros Oriental.

07:29Aileen Pedrezo of GMA Regional TV reporting for GMA Integrating News.

07:39Filipino caregivers are in need in Croatia, Slovenia, Denmark, and Singapore.

07:44According to the Department of Migrant Workers or DMW,

07:46Denmark is looking for nurses, nursing assistants, and caregivers.

07:53The Central Bank of the Philippines is reminding that

07:56it is free to exchange crispy peso bills to banks.

07:59Unfit Legal Tender Banknotes can be exchanged.

08:02Those are paper or polymer notes that are dirty,

08:05have marks,

08:07scratches,

08:09scratches,

08:11scratches,

08:13scratches,

08:14and scratches,

08:16especially as it is in high demand during Christmas.

08:18Rafi Tima reporting for GMA Integrated News.

08:25For the first time,

08:27a Filipino and an Asian

08:29participated in the American Reality Singing Competition of The Voice USA.

08:34The grand winner of Season 26,

08:36Sofronio Vasquez,

08:38will receive a $100,000 reward.

08:41Yo, what do you say to all the peeps out there?

08:44To all you Filipino followers, I love you.

08:46To all the Filipinos out there around America,

08:49thank you so much for your support.

08:59Sometimes, Sofronio's talent is spoiled

09:03by the call of duty of its showtime.

09:08We congratulate

09:10the call of duty

09:11alumnus,

09:13Sofronio Vasquez!

09:16In The Voice Kids PH,

09:18the top 4 finalists will compete

09:21in the grand finals next week.

09:25Stars Rock alumnus and trans man,

09:27Jessica Urquera,

09:29has already given birth to a baby girl.

09:31Aubrey Carampeo reporting for GMA Integrated News.

09:37It's been 14 days since Christmas.

09:38In Pilar Bataan,

09:40many Christmas lights and decor

09:42were lit up,

09:44as well as the Municipal and Flaming Sword Monument.

09:46The kids enjoyed playing,

09:48while the adults relaxed.

09:51Hot air balloon designs

09:53can be ridden in the plaza.

09:56Gaston Park and City Hall

09:58in Cagayan de Oros City

10:00were also lit up.

10:02That's the symphony of lights

10:04or lighting up all the Christmas decorations

10:06in the city.

10:08The lights in Freedom Park and Kawit Cavite

10:10were also lit up

10:12because of the Christmas trees,

10:14fireworks, and dancing lights.

10:24The man was beaten and attacked

10:26by a judge in the middle of a court proceeding

10:28in Nevada, America.

10:30The man was sentenced

10:32because of a felony battery case.

10:35He was sentenced to 4 years in prison.

10:37That happened in January.

10:39In March,

10:41he was sentenced to 26 to 65 years imprisonment

10:44because of assault.

10:46The suspect said that

10:48he had no intention of killing the judge.

10:50According to his lawyer,

10:52based on local media reports,

10:54the man did not take medicine

10:56for his condition of schizophrenia.

10:59Christmas is said to be

11:01the most wonderful time of the year.

11:03But it's also the deadliest time of the year

11:04because of studies

11:06that show that stroke

11:08and heart attack cases are increasing

11:10during this time.

11:12This is the so-called holiday effect

11:14according to the FitTrack report

11:16by Danoting Cunco.

11:21While Christmas break

11:23or vacation is coming,

11:25many people's social calendars

11:27are busy.

11:29Workout and jetta are also on vacation.

11:31But according to doctors,

11:32it's not a killjoy.

11:34They are busy drinking and getting ready.

11:36Because during the holiday season,

11:38stroke and heart disease

11:40are increasing.

11:42The number of people

11:44who are suffering from stroke,

11:46heart attack cases,

11:48and other heart problems

11:50are increasing

11:52from December to January.

11:54It's very exponential at this point.

11:56You can actually see

11:58a very linear surge

12:00of stroke patients by January.

12:02Or even at the end of December.

12:04They're usually the ones

12:06with other risk factors.

12:08Increased alcohol consumption,

12:10increased stress,

12:12it could have triggered the problem.

12:14It could have made the condition worse.

12:16According to a study in Norway,

12:18the deadliest time of the year

12:20is the days after Christmas.

12:22According to studies in Australia

12:24and Taiwan,

12:26the chance of a person dying

12:28from a stroke

12:30and hospitalization

12:32is called the holiday effect.

12:34It's also one of the reasons.

12:36During the holidays,

12:38there is lack of manpower

12:40in the hospital

12:42because of the holiday season.

12:44Some of the hospitals,

12:46some services are not readily available

12:48as it should be on a regular basis.

12:50This is the holiday effect.

12:52The risk of stroke is also higher

12:54for those who are old

12:56and have pre-existing conditions.

12:58Then, there are parties

13:00and drinking during the holiday season.

13:02BP rises

13:04because of the lack of exercise

13:06and bad diet.

13:08To be healthy during Christmas,

13:10avoid overeating and drinking

13:12and still exercise.

13:14But how can you work out

13:16if you can't move

13:18due to heavy traffic

13:20or your party calendar is full?

13:22You can do basic weightlifting at home.

13:24You can use bottled water

13:26instead of using bands.

13:28Use bodyweight exercises.

13:30Bodyweight exercises

13:32or weightlifting

13:34can actually lower down your blood sugar.

13:36You can take a jog outside of your house

13:38or you have a treadmill

13:40or bicycle at home.

13:42You can actually do some cardio at home.

13:44It will lower down your blood pressure.

13:46You just need 30 minutes of exercise

13:483 to 4 times a week

13:50and that is more than enough

13:52to lower down the risk

13:54for heart problems,

13:56cardiovascular events, and stroke.

13:58I'm Dana Tengkungco,

14:00reporting for GMA Integrated News.

14:03A literal peak adventure

14:05is what the Cagua Volcano

14:07in Cagayan will bring

14:09where you can trek

14:11to the top of the volcano.

14:13Let's go to Oscar Oida's report.

14:19An active volcano

14:21and a fire mountain

14:23in the Philippines.

14:25But instead of being scary,

14:27the Cagua Volcano

14:29is an attraction in Gunzaga, Cagayan.

14:32This sulfuric crater

14:34is the end goal

14:36of those who climb the mountain.

14:38Feel the hot heat of the volcano.

14:46It's peaceful in Tuk-Tuk

14:48but before it reaches you,

14:50you will have to go through

14:52the difficult but exciting trail

14:54that crosses the forest and river

14:56within 6 to 8 hours.

14:58The trail is already established.

15:00There were sightings

15:02of stag and monkeys and such.

15:04But in my experience,

15:06what I experienced

15:08were birds.

15:10We noticed some birds.

15:12There are also tour guides

15:14to make sure you're safe.

15:16You can go camping

15:18around the mountain

15:20just right for geology enthusiasts.

15:22Just check that your body

15:24is in good condition.

15:26Bring enough water,

15:28food, and if possible,

15:30bring protective gear and mask.

15:32The Cagua Volcano

15:34is also considered sacred by locals.

15:36You need to study it.

15:38We need to respect the mountain.

15:40We need to listen to the tourism office

15:42and our tour guides.

15:44Enjoy the trail and make memories.

15:46Oscar Oida reporting

15:48for GMA Integrated News.

15:50This is the State of the Nation

15:52for a bigger mission

15:54and for a wider service

15:56to the country.

15:58I'm Ato Maraulio

16:00from GMA Integrated News,

16:02signing out.

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