24 Oras Express: December 30, 2024 [HD]

GMA Integrated News

Narito ang mga maiinit na balita sa 24 Oras Express ngayong Lunes, December 30, 2024.     - P6.326T pambansang pondo sa susunod na taon, pirmado na ni PBBM; mahigit P194B halaga ng proyekto, na-veto   - Ilang grupo, nagkilos-protesta para kondenahin ang 2025 General Appropriations Act   - Mga OFW at bakasyunistang paalis ng bansa, dagsa na sa NAIA-T3; tiniis ang mahabang pila   - Shear Line at ITCZ, patuloy na magpapaulan sa ilang bahagi ng bansa sa pagpasok ng bagong taon   - Mga turista, dagsa sa Baguio City; LGU, Naka-full alert status   - Mga parokyano ng paputok, tuloy ang pamimili kahit umulan; mga tindahan, hindi nauubusan ng mamimili   - Marian Rivera at Dingdong Dantes, ni-renew ang kanilang wedding vows with an intimate ceremony sa kanilang 10th wedding anniversary   - Ilang pang-media noche, tulad ng bilog na prutas at lechon, tumaas ang presyo   - Mga namimili ng bilog na prutas sa Divisoria, dagsa at bultuhan ang kinukuha; mga torotot mabenta rin   - 18-anyos na lalaki, sugatan nang maputukan ng 5-star; kaso ng naputukan sa Tondo Medical Center, 7 na   - Kapuso stars, abala na sa paghahanda para sa kanilang pasabog performance para bukas sa New Year's eve countdown show ng Kapuso Network    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 in the making, 24 Hours.

00:11Good evening, Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao.

00:15President Bongbong Marcos has already signed more than P6 trillion in the National Fund in 2025.

00:23It's lower than what was first approved by the BICAM after it vetoed almost P200 billion worth of projects.

00:32The controversial fund of ACAP or Ayuda for Kaposangkita remained in the National Budget.

00:38But the conditions were tightened for this.

00:41Ivan Mairena is on the air.

00:45The signed 2025 General Appropriations Act will increase the budget for the next year.

00:51P6.326 trillion, lower than P26 billion in the approved budget of the Bicameral Committee of the Senate and Camera.

00:59The President did not approve the P26 billion worth of projects under the DPWH, added by the Congress in their version.

01:09Also, P168 billion that is part of the Unprogrammed Appropriations.

01:12After an exhaustive and thorough review, we have directly vetoed over P194 billion worth of the line items that are not consistent with our program priorities.

01:24These include allocations for certain programs and projects of the Department of Public Works and Highways

01:30and those under the Unprogrammed Appropriations which increased by 300 percent.

01:36In the approval of the DPWH fund, it is now clear that the allocation of the fund for the education sector is the largest according to Palacio.

01:46This is one of the reasons why the budget of the Bicam was approved.

01:50This is contrary to the Constitution which says that the budget for education should be the largest.

01:56According to the 6.326 trillion budget, 1.055 trillion or 16.69 percent is for education.

02:05This includes the funds of CHED, TESDA, state universities and colleges,

02:09and will be part of the fund for the high wages of teachers and the construction of classrooms.

02:14There is an excess of more than P10 billion for the computerization program of the DepEd and it has not been returned.

02:19But according to the DBM, this is one of the priorities of the funding under the Unprogrammed Appropriations.

02:26Under the budget, we have certain funds that we can augment our budget.

02:34For example, the Unprogrammed Appropriations, as long as we have additional revenue from the DOF,

02:41we can actually augment or increase the budget of DepEd, specifically for computerization.

02:471.007 trillion or 15.93 percent is the final budget for DPWH.

02:54The projects that have been vetoed are actually some of the projects that we consider that are not totally supportive

03:04to the 8-point socioeconomic agenda of the government, of this administration.

03:10And besides, I think many of these projects are projects that need to be scrutinized

03:17and ready for implementation. These are some of the projects that are not ready for implementation.

03:26Meanwhile, aside from DepEd and DPWH, more than 4 percent is allocated for the Department of National Defense,

03:33Interior of Local Government, and Health.

03:35More than 3 percent is allocated for the Department of Agriculture and Department of Social Welfare and Development.

03:40More than 1 percent is allocated for Transportation and Judiciary.

03:43Less than 1 percent is allocated for Justice, Labor and Employment, and 42 percent is allocated for other departments.

03:50These are not vetoed, but the conditions for the issuance of funds for the controversial fund of ACAP

03:56or aid for the total income of DSWD, DOLE, and NEDA, which was allocated 26 billion pesos.

04:03I am reiterating this because the aid should not go to the congresses and their pork barrel can only be used.

04:10We are compelled to subject the implementation of the Ayuda sa Kapos ng Kita Program or ACAP

04:17to the convergence efforts of the DSWD, DOLE, and NEDA.

04:23This way, we ensure that its implementation will be strategic,

04:29leading to the long-term improvement of the lives of qualified beneficiaries

04:34while guarding against misuse, duplication, and fragmented benefits.

04:40Aside from ACAP, there are 11 other projects that will be subject to implementation.

04:44The Zero Subsidy in PhilHealth, which is also one of the projects in the budget of the BICAM,

04:49has not been returned and remains zero.

04:52But there is nothing to worry about because PhilHealth's services will not only continue, but will expand

04:57despite the government's Zero Subsidy.

04:59The corporate operating budget of PhilHealth is sufficient.

05:04So they have reserved funds of roughly 280 billion.

05:08We in the Department of Finance, next year, we will focus on PhilHealth.

05:12We will make sure that we spend the budget better.

05:18Maybe we should concentrate on the top 10 illnesses.

05:21I don't think you have to increase 9,000 case rates.

05:23The Office of the President has included 5.2 billion pesos in the budget,

05:26but it will remain for the start of preparations for the hosting of the ASEAN Summit of the Philippines in 2026.

05:33For GMA Integrated News, Ivan Mayrena reporting for 24 Hours.

05:38Some groups protested their questioning of the President's 2025 General Appropriations Act

05:48as part of the remaining funds for the controversial ACAP program.

05:53And Ma'am Gonzales was there.

05:58Despite the rain, some groups rallied in Mendiola to condemn the 2025 General Appropriations Act.

06:05The police ordered the Mendiola Peace Arch while the groups were protesting on the streets.

06:11According to Makabayan Block, it seems that the President just made live vetoes

06:16because some people were angry with the reduction of funds for education.

06:19It's a tokenism.

06:21Let's transfer it here, let's transfer it here.

06:23Let's add it here so that people won't be angry.

06:26If you just make a few line items, what he needs is a refund.

06:29ACT Teacher's Party List Representative Franz Castro also questioned the ACAP program,

06:34which has been in the budget for two years.

06:37Who will really go to this ACAP?

06:39This ACAP, this service, should be added to the budget instead of adding aid to the workers.

06:49According to Palacio, there are ways to monitor the use of funds.

06:54We can check that. Those people who notice that, they can complain.

06:59And then we will go to investigate.

07:01You know, our law presumes good faith in everyone.

07:07All actions in good faith.

07:09If you have bad faith, that's when you come now.

07:12Your media or the people who agree.

07:15Gabriela Party List Representative Arlene Brosas also questioned the large fund for military infrastructure

07:22which is not the primary need of the citizens.

07:24It is not the primary need of the citizens.

07:27They have not yet seen two lawmakers who have been vetoed by the President.

07:32But there are things that need to be answered to make the 2025 National Budget constitutional.

07:38Senate President Chis Escudero said,

07:40even though it took a long time, it is important to sign the 2025 Act before the year ends so that there won't be a reenacted budget.

07:49Now that the budget has passed, the government's programs should be implemented immediately.

07:54Senate Finance Committee Chair Sen. Grace Poe said,

07:57the conditional implementation of the ACAP program is a safeguard against misuse and duplication of benefits.

08:04The low-income earners will still receive assistance under the more clear guidelines of the ACAP.

08:10The Economic Team and the PhilHealth Board also assured that their surplus and reserve funds are sufficient

08:16to cover the indirect contributors and to improve their benefit packages.

08:20This is in line with the vision of the Congress,

08:23that PhilHealth should first spend their standby funds before asking for additional subsidies.

08:29Senate Minority Leader Coco Pimentel was pleased that the President reduced the overall importance of the 2025 National Budget.

08:37But he hoped that the unprogrammed appropriations would be reduced and returned to the level first requested by the President.

08:43Palacio is confident in the budget signed by the President, but admitted that it can't be stopped.

08:51We are confident, but we cannot prevent.

08:54If there will be challenges that will be mounted by any quarter,

09:00who might still find this present budget as approved, worthy of the challenge.

09:06For GMA Integrated News, Mav Gonzalez, for Tutok, 24 Hours.

09:13Passengers in PITX are eagerly waiting for a lot of passengers to return to the province for the new year.

09:21In Naia, aside from the long line, the OFWs and vacationers are saddened to see the passengers leaving the country.

09:28The situation in Terminal, Pier and Paliparan is live.

09:32This is Donald Ticuco, Gano.

09:38And MLC is eagerly waiting for the holiday to reach their destinations for the new year.

09:47Most of them are waiting for their families to return to reality.

09:56One day before the New Year's Eve, the long line to enter Paliparan.

10:02It was also discussed in the check-in counter.

10:05But for some of us who were able to talk, the situation is better now.

10:09Zenny will be on vacation in New Zealand with her three to five children.

10:13We will catch up with the new year.

10:16My family is there.

10:18Actually, it should be around 4 o'clock.

10:20We can still be there at 5 o'clock.

10:22We just made it so that it won't be a hassle.

10:25But if there are people who will leave to be with their families,

10:28there are some who will not be with them in Salubong.

10:30Juliana is already a member of the United Kingdom.

10:33It's only now that it's Christmas again with her mother, Chodora, after 16 years.

10:39But because the children of Juliana have already entered, they need to return to the UK.

10:44I'm happy. I really miss them.

10:47We'll try to come back. Not 16 years.

10:5016 years.

10:54It's okay.

10:56In the OFW lounge of OAT-DMW, which is just near the one-stop shop of the Bureau of Immigration,

11:01there are also many OFWs who are leaving in a bittersweet way.

11:05Even though Christmas was happy, they need to return to work.

11:09Of course, it's sad. But I'm also happy because I had Christmas here.

11:13That's why I have to work, you know, for the family.

11:16That's how life is at OFW.

11:17I'm happy because I'm with my father who is sick.

11:25It's sad because I'm not with my son because he's on duty at the hospital.

11:32We saw each other for two days and two nights.

11:35If there are a lot of passengers at Terminal 3, it's more spacious at Terminal 1.

11:41It's different from the Paranaque Integrated Terminal Exchange or PTEX,

11:46which is now a blockbuster for a lot of passengers.

11:49There are no more seats for those who are waiting for their trips to go home to the province.

11:54But there's no problem for those who we talked to.

11:57Only those who love life will be together this new year.

12:01At the beginning of the year, so that at the end of the year, all the families will be together.

12:07It's our tradition.

12:09This is the first time that we will be together.

12:13It's been a long time since we've been together.

12:17There are also more passengers at the Port of Zamboanga.

12:21Even the vehicles of the policemen were used to help the passengers to get to their vehicles.

12:29According to the Ministry of Health,

12:30the situation at Terminal 3 will be like this from December 23,

12:36because there are a lot of people going home.

12:43At the moment, the situation at Terminal 3 is still the same.

12:52It's difficult.

12:54There's still a lot of traffic, especially here in the pre-departure area.

12:56There's a lot of traffic, but if you have a lot of luggage and you have a car,

13:01it will take a long time before you can get here.

13:03That's why the advice of most of the passengers we talked to is to go here early to avoid accidents.

13:11Thank you very much, Daanotin Cungco.

13:14The year is about to end, but the rainy season seems to be not yet over in some parts of the country.

13:20Metro Manila was also rained earlier, while some provinces were affected.

13:27The question of many is, will this continue until the new year?

13:32Let's find out in the coverage of Jonathan Andata.

13:38Some police and volunteers helped to clean the soil in the area of Tinglayan, Kalinga.

13:44Motorists can now pass through, but monitoring is still ongoing.

13:48There was also a landslide in Santa Prasedes, Cagayan.

13:52According to their MDRRMO, the soil may have softened due to the rains.

13:57Kapatan-Pinakanawan Overflow Bridge was also closed in Tuguegarao City.

14:02After being submerged in the flood, the rainy season still continued.

14:05Meanwhile, Marilaki Road in Infanta Quezon was also not passed because of the landslide.

14:11Clearing operations were immediately carried out there.

14:13Last night, heavy rains poured in Bonggao, Tawi-Tawi.

14:18It also rained earlier in Manila.

14:21But President Saloneta's Christmas gift,

14:24which was received by more than 2,000 individuals earlier,

14:27was worth P5,000 in cash and raffle prices of appliances.

14:31Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all of you.

14:35After President Saloneta left, the rain stopped.

14:37But most of the people who marched in Saloneta were wearing umbrellas and jackets.

14:42It's a good thing that the rain stopped.

14:44That's why we were able to go out and march here.

14:49For us in Baguio, this is normal.

14:52It's congested in Baguio.

14:54There's no traffic here.

14:56According to Pag-Asa, the cold weather now is like the coldness in Luzon.

14:59It's possible that it will increase in the coming days.

15:02Will it also rain during the new year in Metro Manila?

15:05The weather is clear.

15:07But we expect that there will be a possibility of localized thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening.

15:14In other parts of the country, it is expected that it will rain in the first half of 2025

15:20due to the effects of the shear line and ITCZ.

15:23Because it is continuously raining in Manila,

15:27there are big possibilities of flash floods and landslides.

15:32For now, Pag-Asa has not yet monitored a flood inside and outside the Philippine Area of Responsibility.

15:39For GMA Integrated News, Jonathan Andal, Nakatutok 24 Horas.

15:44There are more tourists in Baguio City,

15:48where security and preparation for the new year is tight.

15:53Even now, there are thousands of illegal fireworks.

15:58And live there is EJ Gomez.

16:01Vicky, many of our beloved ones are here in Baguio City

16:10to celebrate their new year celebration.

16:14The local government is ready for their New Year's Eve festivities.

16:18And here in Bernham Park,

16:20the grand celebration of City of Pines in 2025 will be held tomorrow night.

16:27Earlier this afternoon,

16:30there was heavy traffic entering Baguio City,

16:33particularly the Marcos Highway Tunnel.

16:36But when it comes to the business district of the area,

16:39where some sidewalks can be found,

16:41vehicles are running slowly on the roads.

16:44Because of the expected increase of visitors in Baguio City

16:47for the New Year's Eve of 2025,

16:50the local government is preparing for it.

16:52Since the holidays started,

16:55we have already elevated the code blue.

16:57Our Emergency Operations Center is already activated.

17:01And of course this one, our Command Center,

17:04they are already in full alert status.

17:06The local government of Baguio City

17:08has a free concert for those who will join

17:11the New Year's Eve celebration at 2025 countdown

17:14here in Bernham Park, the summer capital of the Philippines.

17:18No need to worry,

17:19because the fair weather in the city is expected tomorrow,

17:22according to the Baguio Tourism Office.

17:25Our forecast for the weather today and tomorrow,

17:28there's a little chance of rain.

17:30The police said that the visibility for peace and order in the area

17:34is higher according to the Baguio City Police.

17:37Around 85 PNP personnel will be deployed.

17:42They will be deployed in Bernham

17:45because it is located in the center of the city.

17:47No threats have been received yet,

17:50but the Baguio City Police Office

17:54is ready to welcome the new year.

17:59According to the Baguio PNP,

18:01more than 2,000 people will be deployed.

18:05The total ban on the use of firecrackers

18:08and other pyrotechnic devices in Baguio City

18:10is being strictly enforced.

18:12Here in Baguio City,

18:13there are many things you can do with your family or friends.

18:17There is the iconic Dambuhalang Lion's Head in McKennon Road.

18:21You can take pictures of the famous St. Bernard dogs

18:24and horses in Mines View Park.

18:26Bicycling and boat riding in Bernham Park

18:30is also a must for tourists, especially children.

18:33If you just want to walk around in the cold weather,

18:36The Mansion, Wright Park, and Botanical Garden are perfect.

18:40The experience is still the same.

18:43It's still very good.

18:45The flowers are still blooming.

18:47The colors are different.

18:50We really enjoyed it.

18:52It's okay. It's fun.

18:54We all want to experience it

18:56because we rarely get to experience it.

18:58Here, we get to enjoy the fresh air.

19:02It's relaxing.

19:08Vicky, we're wearing jackets

19:10because it's really cold here.

19:11Today, the temperature reached 19 degrees Celsius

19:15in the summer capital of the Philippines.

19:19So, to our loved ones,

19:21you can still go to Baguio City

19:23aside from bearing a long patience

19:26because of the expected increase in traffic in the business district.

19:30Don't forget to wear a jacket

19:33as your partner in the cold weather tomorrow

19:36on the last day of 2024.

19:39From Baguio City,

19:41for GMA Integrated News,

19:43EJ Gomez,

19:4524 Hours.

19:48Thank you very much for your tips, EJ Gomez.

19:52There are more tourists in Baguio City

19:55where the security and preparation for the New Year's celebration is tight.

20:00Just now, thousands of illegal fireworks were set off

20:05and EJ Gomez was there live.

20:12Vicky, many of our loved ones

20:15are here in Baguio City

20:17to celebrate their New Year's celebration.

20:21The local government is ready

20:23for their New Year's Eve festivities.

20:25And here in Bernham Park,

20:27the grand celebration of the City of Pines

20:30will be held tomorrow night

20:32in 2025.

20:38Earlier this afternoon,

20:39there was heavy traffic

20:42entering Baguio City,

20:44particularly the Marcos Highway Tunnel.

20:46But when it comes to the local business district

20:48where some sidewalks can be found,

20:50traffic on the roads has slowed down.

20:54Because of the expected increase in visitors in Baguio City

20:57for the New Year's celebration of 2025,

20:59the local government is preparing for it.

21:03Since the start of the holidays,

21:06we have already elevated the code blue.

21:07Our Emergency Operations Center is already activated.

21:11And of course, this one, our Command Center,

21:14they are already in full alert status.

21:16The local government of Baguio City

21:18has a free concert for those who will join

21:21in the New Year's Eve celebration and 2025 countdown

21:24here in Bernham Park, the summer capital of the Philippines.

21:27No need to worry

21:29because they expect fair weather in the city tomorrow,

21:32according to the Baguio Tourism Office.

21:34Our forecast for the weather

21:37is that today and tomorrow,

21:39there's a little chance of rain.

21:41The police also emphasized

21:43visibility for peace and order in the area,

21:45according to the Baguio City Police.

21:47Around 85 PNP personnel will be deployed.

21:53They will be deployed in Bernham

21:55because it's in Salung Bukin.

21:57No threats have been received yet.

22:01But the Baguio City Police Office

22:04is already working hard

22:07to celebrate the New Year.

22:09According to the Baguio PNP,

22:11more than 2,000 people have been arrested.

22:15A total ban on the use of firecrackers

22:18and other pyrotechnic devices in Baguio City

22:20is now being enforced.

22:22Here in Baguio City,

22:24many people can celebrate with their family or friends.

22:26There's the iconic Dambuhalang Lion's Head

22:29on McKennon Road.

22:31You can take pictures of the famous

22:32St. Bernard dogs and horses

22:34in Mines View Park.

22:36Bicycling and boat riding

22:38in Bernham Park is also a must

22:40for tourists, especially children.

22:42If you just want to walk around

22:44in the cold weather,

22:46The Mansion, Wright Park,

22:48and Botanical Garden are perfect.

22:50The experience is still the same.

22:52It's still very good.

22:54The flowers are still blooming.

22:56The colors are different.

22:58We really enjoyed it.

23:00It's okay. I'm happy.

23:02We want to experience it

23:04because it's rare for us to come here.

23:06We can eat delicious food here.

23:08The air is nice.

23:10It's relaxing.

23:15Vicky, we're wearing jackets

23:17because it's really cold here.

23:19Today, the temperature reached

23:21up to 19 degrees Celsius

23:23in the summer capital of the Philippines.

23:26That's why,

23:28to our beloved ones,

23:30you can still go to Baguio City

23:32and apologize

23:34for the expected increase

23:36in traffic in the business district.

23:38Don't forget to wear a jacket

23:40as your partner

23:42in the cold weather tomorrow

23:44on the last day of 2024.

23:46From Baguio City,

23:48for GMA Integrated News,

23:50EJ Gomez,

23:5224 Hours.

23:55Thank you very much for your tips,

23:57EJ Gomez.

23:59The sales of electricity

24:00and fireworks

24:02in Bukaway, Bulacan

24:04are still in full swing.

24:06But for those who are careful

24:08and avoid pollution,

24:10the weather is bad.

24:12That's the live report

24:14of Raffy Gil.

24:16Raffy.

24:18Vicky, the arrival of buyers

24:20here in Bukaway, Bulacan

24:22is continuing.

24:24Yesterday, no one came here

24:26to buy fireworks and fireworks

24:28even yesterday morning

24:30and this afternoon

24:32it's raining and dark

24:34here in Bukaway, Bulacan.

24:38In spite of the rain,

24:40there are no more buyers

24:42of fireworks here in Bukaway, Bulacan.

24:44The two compounds of this

24:46store of fireworks

24:48did not run out of customers

24:50in yesterday's operation.

24:52This store does not even have

24:54buyers of fireworks

24:56and lights.

24:58Lars, a Denmark resident,

25:00is the only one who saw

25:02this many fireworks and lights

25:04in one place.

25:06Is it your first time

25:08to have your own fireworks display?

25:10Yes, it is.

25:12That's why you're excited?

25:14Yes, it is.

25:16Very good.

25:18Some people say

25:20that using fireworks

25:22is like burning money

25:24but Judy

25:26is just making fun of it.

25:28It's sad because

25:30we'll probably start at 11.

25:3211? And then?

25:34Until 12, 12 in the midnight.

25:36So you'll sustain that

25:38because you bought a lot?

25:40Yes, we bought a lot today.

25:42Our neighbors also like it.

25:44Will you have fireworks

25:46in the New Year?

25:48We'll just watch it.

25:50These stores are on the side

25:52and they feel the strength of sales.

25:54Fireworks are cheaper now

25:56compared to last year

25:58but tomorrow,

26:00if we run out

26:02of stock,

26:04we'll increase the supply.

26:06Sir, we'll close later

26:08because this will run out.

26:10We'll just run out.

26:12Until it runs out?

26:14Yes, until it runs out

26:16and we'll close.

26:18Torotot also sells fireworks.

26:20Even if it rains,

26:22we can still use it

26:24even if it's inside the house.

26:27Fireworks,

26:28even if it's inside,

26:30it's not allowed.

26:32Yes.

26:34If it's outside,

26:36it'll get wet.

26:39Vicky,

26:41the stores will be operational

26:43for 24 hours

26:45especially the ones with

26:47lights and fireworks.

26:49And just like that,

26:51the heavy traffic,

26:53even though it doesn't

26:55explode because

26:56of the heavy traffic,

26:58it will still be operational.

27:00So,

27:02the lights

27:04and fireworks

27:06will be operational

27:08for 24 hours

27:10and it will be

27:12operational

27:14for 24 hours

27:16and it will be

27:18operational

27:20for 24 hours.

27:22And if it's not,

27:24we'll just close.

27:26So,

27:28that's it.

27:30Thank you for loving me so much.

27:32I love you.

27:57And 10 years after the Capuso Royal Wedding,

28:00Dong Yan returned to the church

28:02where they were married.

28:04On their 10th wedding anniversary,

28:06the Capuso Royal couple renewed their wedding vows

28:09in an intimate ceremony.

28:11Marianne was emotional

28:13while walking down the aisle

28:15in a simple white dress

28:17holding a bouquet of white flowers.

28:19Dong was dapper as usual.

28:21At this time,

28:23Mr. and Mrs. Dantes

28:24were walking down the aisle

28:26with their children

28:28Zia and Sexto.

28:30The ceremony concluded

28:32with a sweet and heartfelt kiss

28:34from Dong Yan

28:36and of course,

28:38a version of the whole Dantes squad.

28:40They will cherish their journey with God

28:42and their children.

28:44Yan was thankful to Dong

28:46for fulfilling his dream

28:48of having a family.

28:50Dong was also thankful

28:52to everyone who was with them

28:54including their family photo

28:56with their father.

28:58Dong also posted a throwback

29:00of their glam prenup shoot

29:02in Dubai.

29:04Marianne said before

29:06that their 10th anniversary vow renewal

29:08is a thanksgiving

29:10to their blessings

29:12as a married couple.

29:14My husband and I said

29:16that we will celebrate this

29:18as a thank you

29:20for being there for us.

29:21Our children are with us.

29:23So we will do this

29:25as a thank you

29:27for what he did for us

29:29and for the blessing

29:31that we will be together for 10 years.

29:33Obri Carampel

29:35updated the showbiz happenings.

29:37The price of some midnight snacks

29:39has gone up

29:41including the round fruits

29:43that are believed to bring good luck

29:45in the new year.

29:47Tina is talking about Niban Pere.

29:49People are almost coming

29:51to the pork stalls

29:53in Mega Q Mart

29:55in Quezon City this morning.

29:57Some are already buying

29:59midnight snacks.

30:01What you can buy is Pata.

30:03If you buy Litsang Kawali,

30:05it will pop.

30:07Litsang Kawali is also good.

30:09What is the best part

30:11when it pops?

30:13When it pops,

30:15it means it's ripe.

30:16But Irene De Mesa

30:18bought 2 kilos.

30:20Her budget for midnight snacks

30:22is P5,000.

30:24It's good

30:26if you have a lot of blessings.

30:28The price of fruit vendors

30:30also went up.

30:32Their suppliers also went up.

30:34Can you still sell

30:36even if it goes up?

30:38It went up to P30,000.

30:40I don't know if it will go up tomorrow.

30:42Maybe it will go up to P31,000.

30:43I have been eating

30:45since the last hour.

30:47Jerry Pablo

30:49spent almost P800

30:51on fruit vendors

30:53for good luck.

30:55We have been doing this

30:57for years.

30:59We can do it one by one.

31:01We know it's expensive

31:03but we can do it

31:05because we are celebrating

31:07the new year.

31:09Some are also buying

31:11gold coins and chocolates.

31:13But it can also be sold

31:15because

31:17people still need it.

31:19Maybe it will go up.

31:21In Kamuning Market

31:23in Quezon City,

31:25the price of vegetables

31:27is skyrocketing.

31:29Many people are surprised

31:31by the price of vegetables.

31:33For example,

31:35bell pepper is P850.

31:37Tomatoes

31:39are always included

31:41in our dishes.

31:43Cucumber

31:45is P300 per kilo.

31:47Chili

31:49is P1,300

31:51per kilo.

31:53If you want to save money,

31:55you can buy this

31:57for P20.

31:59That's why people are buying

32:01little by little.

32:03Before,

32:05restaurants were selling

32:07kilo by kilo.

32:09They were selling rice

32:11for P500

32:13per kilo.

32:15Were you surprised by the price?

32:17A bit.

32:19I was expecting a high price

32:21because it's a holiday.

32:23But for this,

32:25it's P480 per kilo.

32:27We don't even have the main

32:29dish yet.

32:31What about Monica's budget

32:33if she also buys pork

32:35which is P320

32:37per kilo?

32:39One seller said

32:40last year,

32:4260% to 70%

32:44were sold out.

32:46In Laloma, Quezon City,

32:48customers are expecting

32:50to come tomorrow.

32:52But some are already buying.

32:54To save money,

32:56Julie bought a head of pork.

32:58Maybe tomorrow,

33:00no one will buy anymore.

33:02This lechon

33:04is fully booked

33:06for the new year

33:08even if they increased

33:10the order.

33:12We are fully booked.

33:14We can still buy.

33:16It's a tradition of Filipinos

33:18to have lechon for eating.

33:20Even if there's no money,

33:22they say there's no money.

33:24But when the money comes,

33:26they take it out.

33:28But she warns customers

33:30not to trust

33:32especially online sellers.

33:34Don't go online

33:36because there are many scams.

33:38Yesterday,

33:40they confirmed

33:42that the seller

33:44can't contact them anymore.

33:46For GMA Integrated News,

33:48Tina Panganiban Perez

33:50reporting for 24 Hours.

33:52Round fruits

33:54and sounds

33:56like turotot

33:58in Divisoria, Manila

34:00can be sold

34:02because they will be dropped

34:04in their province.

34:06And live,

34:08Mark Salazar is reporting.

34:11Vicky,

34:13even if it rained yesterday,

34:15there's no chance

34:17that people here in Divisoria

34:19will get thin.

34:21However,

34:23if the number of products

34:25dropped here

34:27will also increase.

34:29The commerce in Divisoria,

34:31Manila is alive

34:33before the flood in 2025.

34:35It's cheap to buy here.

34:37If you go here,

34:38it's worth it.

34:40We came here

34:42from Bacolod.

34:44It's worth it.

34:46What's in Divisoria?

34:48It's cheap.

34:50Is Bacolod expensive?

34:52Yes.

34:54What will you bring home from Bacolod?

34:56Clothes from here.

34:58Yesterday,

35:00a big delivery truck

35:02like this arrived

35:04to drop goods.

35:05Many people are buying

35:07for themselves and their families.

35:09In Divisoria,

35:11wholesalers are moving

35:13to sell in the province.

35:15In Divisoria,

35:17San Fernando Street

35:19in Binondo

35:21has been extended

35:23by wholesalers

35:25in Bilobna Prutas.

35:27There are many

35:29who are trucking

35:31to the provinces.

35:33Bicol,

35:35it's for sale.

35:37It's just for sale.

35:39It's easy to sell

35:41in Divisoria

35:43or Binondo.

35:45We don't want to sell

35:47because it might get burned.

35:49Do you not budget

35:51for wholesalers?

35:53Not anymore.

35:55It's hard to earn money now.

35:57No.

35:59It might get burned.

36:01Torotot is for sale.

36:06It's just for sale.

36:08Do you not budget

36:10for wholesalers?

36:12Not anymore.

36:14Did you notice

36:16that there are few

36:18wholesalers?

36:20Yes.

36:22Many people are suffering

36:24because of wholesalers.

36:26There is news

36:28that a child was shot.

36:30His hand was cut.

36:32What is expected

36:33in Divisoria

36:35is that the election

36:37will be held soon.

36:39Tomorrow,

36:41the election

36:43will be held

36:45in 2025.

36:47Thank you very much,

36:49Mark Salazar.

36:51More than 160

36:53were shot

36:55even though

36:57the election

36:59is tomorrow.

37:01From Tondo Medical Center,

37:03Maryse.

37:07All DOH hospitals

37:09and regional offices

37:11throughout the country

37:13are now codewited

37:15as Tondo Medical Center.

37:17This means that they are

37:19high alert and ready

37:21for any emergency,

37:23especially the expected

37:25outbreak of gunfire

37:27on the eve of the new year.

37:28The 18-year-old

37:30who was brought

37:32to Tondo Medical Center

37:34after being shot by a 5-star

37:36who was given by his friend

37:38is one of the 7 cases

37:40of firecracker-related injury

37:42since December 21 here in the hospital.

37:44I was just tested.

37:46I was shot in the hand

37:48when I woke up.

37:50I don't want to be shot anymore.

37:52I'm suffocating.

37:54How painful is it?

37:56It's painful.

37:58This is how many he suffered

38:00because he could've been shot

38:02in the eye.

38:04He could've been shot.

38:06Or maybe even the crotch

38:08which we call a mangled extremity.

38:10Or he could've lost his finger

38:12on the spot.

38:14In O.C.R.R.A.E.S. Memorial Medical Center,

38:16there are 17 cases since December 21.

38:193 were operated on.

38:211 got lost in the act of shooting

38:23while one kid

38:25lost two fingers.

38:26As expected, there will be gunshots, especially in Vizperas and in Bagong Taon.

38:32The Fireworks Related Injury Area has been built so that the emergency cases can be addressed immediately.

38:38While the patients are collecting information, their wounds will be cleaned here.

38:44If their wounds are more serious, here are the medical equipment that can be used on you,

38:51such as these, to cut your fingers or bones.

38:55Just a reminder, doctors, don't wait for these to be used on you before you remember the danger of gunshots.

39:02Gunshots are just for fun, but if you lose your fingers or eyes, it will last a lifetime.

39:09There's no turning back.

39:11From December 22 to 6 a.m. earlier, the total number of gunshot victims reached 163.

39:1844 percent, which is higher than the same time in 2023.

39:22There are 135 cases of these, 19 years old and below, and 148 are males.

39:28In case of a gunshot...

39:30Just flush it in running water, okay?

39:34Then put it in a clean gauze and bring it to the hospital.

39:37If it's cut, others just want to get their fingers back.

39:41Put it in a zip lock, put it in clean water.

39:45And put it in a cooler with ice.

39:48Don't put it directly in the ice.

39:50But not all fingers can be returned.

39:53We will still assess it.

39:55The PNP found 8 people injured in Boga and more than 8,000 were shot.

40:02In Cuyapo Nueva Ecija, 77-year-old man was killed after he was shot by a gun on December 22.

40:10My father saw me here, he ran to the hospital.

40:15He was shot in the foot.

40:17Two feet?

40:18Yes, on both feet.

40:19The bullet pierced his foot.

40:22It is not known to the victims' relatives what kind of gunshot was fired.

40:26But in the past, they used to make gunshot victims and sometimes arrested because there was no permit.

40:31The investigation of the incident continues.

40:34One of the things that is monitored every new year is the incident of indiscriminate discharge of firearms.

40:40According to the record of the PNP, there were 15 cases of indiscriminate discharge of firearms and four cases of legal bullets.

40:46The PNP recalled...

40:48There are many ways for us to be happy and make noise in the new year.

40:52The PNP's wish is for us to be together in celebrating the new year in a complete way.

40:59We will not discredit anyone we love in life.

41:03Emil, the authorities repeatedly remind us that gunshots are dangerous.

41:08So if you don't want to be the next one to be taken to the emergency room like this,

41:14just don't fire a gun.

41:16Emil?

41:17Thank you very much.

41:18Mariz Umali.

41:20Emil?

41:21Thank you very much.

41:22Mariz Umali.

41:27Surely, as always, our New Year's Eve Countdown will be held tomorrow featuring our Kapuso stars for 2025.

41:35That's why we have rehearsals.

41:37All out now.

41:39Check it out live with Aubrey Carambel.

41:43Aubrey?

41:45All systems go now for the Kapuso Countdown to 2025 tomorrow here in Mall of Asia.

41:58The Kapuso stars are getting ready to perform in the New Year's Eve Countdown show of Kapuso Network.

42:05They are sure that it will be a special night filled with music and stellar performances.

42:10Julian San Jose, Raver Cruz, Sanya Lopez, Ai-Ai de las Alas, Christian Bautista, Kailin Alcantara, Isabel Ortega, and Zephanie were there.

42:21As well as the Alfia and Ashko love teams, which included Sai and Sofia Pablo, Marco Maza, and Ashley Sarmiento.

42:29There are also special performances from the Encantada Chronicle Sangre stars,

42:34Bianca Umali, Faith Da Silva, and Kelvin Miranda.

42:38And many more Kapuso and Sparkle artists.

42:41Host this year of the Kapuso Countdown is MMFF 2024 Best Supporting Actor, Kapuso Prime Action Hero, Ruru Madrid.

42:49Thank you so much to everyone who comes to the New Year's Eve Countdown of GMA.

42:55We do our best to give thanks for 2024.

42:58And we do our best to welcome the blessing that will come to 2025 for us all.

43:03So this is my first time, so I'm so happy. And thank you to your grandmothers.

43:09P-POP groups Kaya, 1621 BC, and the P-POP Kings SB19 will also perform.

43:17Just now, security was also inspected here at the Mall of Asia.

43:21Earlier this morning, security inspection and simulation were carried out by the Pasay Police, Bureau of Fire Protection,

43:30and security personnel of the Mall of Asia Complex and GMA Network.

43:35For those who will attend the New Year's Eve party,

43:38gates will open at 6 p.m. and the on-ground show will start at 8.30 p.m.

43:44For those who are watching at home,

43:46you can watch Kapuso Countdown to 2025 at 10.30 p.m. on GMA, GMA Pinoy TV, and Kapuso social media platforms.

43:59Ia, because it's raining, our Kapusos are asking you to bring a raincoat,

44:05because it's prohibited to bring umbrellas inside the venue.

44:08Gadgets such as professional cameras, selfie sticks, drones, and big backpacks are also prohibited.

44:15So leave those at home and just come here tomorrow and enjoy and party with your Kapuso stars.

44:24Back to you, Ia.

44:26Thank you very much, Aubrey Carampe.

44:29And those are my good people this Monday night.

44:32I am Ia Galeano, Miss Vicky Emil.

44:35Thank you, Ia.

44:36Thank you, Ia.

44:37And those are the news this last Monday of 2024.

44:41Kapusos, it's only been two days and it's already 2025.

44:45I am Vicky Morales for a bigger mission.

44:48For a wider service to the country.

44:50I am Emil Sumangil.

44:52From GMA Integrated News, the news authority of the Philippines,

44:55we learned 24 hours.

44:59I am Emil Sumangil.

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