24 Oras Express: March 05, 2025 [HD]

GMA Integrated News

Narito ang mga maiinit na balita sa 24 Oras Express ngayong Miyerkules, March 5, 2025   - Shuttle bus na nawalan umano ng preno, dumausdos at nahulog sa bangin   - PAGASA: Puwedeng mas maging maalinsangan kung umulan lalo kung panandalian lang   - Nawalang FA-50 jet, natagpuang wasak sa Bukidnon; 2 piloto, patay   - Pagmahal ng bilihin nitong Pebrero, nasa 2.1% at mas mabagal kumpara sa 2.9% nitong Enero   - Presyo ng bigas at karneng baboy, inaasahang bababa ngayong Marso   - Dingdong Dantes, Dennis Trillo, Jennylyn Mercado, Vice Ganda, atbp., kinilala ng BIR QC bilang top taxpayers ng lungsod   - BRP Sierra Madre, nahatiran ng supply nang walang panggigipit ng China; AFP: 'Di kailangan magpaalam ng PH sa China para magsagawa ng rore mission   - SP Escudero: 'Di sisimulan ang impeachment trial kay VP Duterte habang naka-break ang Kongreso   - Amihan at Shear Line, posibleng magbalik simula bukas   - Mahirap daanang bangketa't rampa at kawalan ng footbridge elevator, pinuna   - Dingdong Dantes, off to L.A. para sa Manila International Film Fest; Wonwoo ng SEVENTEEN, mage-enlist na this April; "Black Eyed Peas", may concert this year sa bansa   - Ayuda mula "AKAP", hiniling ng DSWD na ma-exempt sa ayuda ban simula March 28   - Pagpataw ng U.S. ng taripa sa mga produkto ng Canada, Mexico, at China, simula na sa Abril   - Batang naaktuhang nalulunod na sa ilog, naisalba ng napadaang mga sundalo   - Senatorial candidates, tuluy-tuloy sa pag-iikot para ilatag ang kanilang plataporma   - 'Di maganda para sa investors ang kidnap cases ayon sa grupo ng mga negosyanteng Fil-Chinese   - BI, nangakong magbibigay ng report sa Senado bago ang deadline   - Jillian Ward at Michael Sager, thankful sa consistent na ratings win ng "My Ilonggo Girl"    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

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00:00This is Philippine Government.

00:04This is a ballot that was rejected first.

00:07Live from the GMA Network Center, this is 24 Horas.

00:15Good evening, Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao.

00:20Four people were injured when a bus fell off the road in Morong, Bataan.

00:25The bus got lost, the driver drove away, so two people got on the road.

00:29The bus hit a tree and a water pipe.

00:33Let's watch the latest footage of CJ Torrida of GMA Regional TV.

00:42This shuttle bus was going back and forth

00:47on Corregidor Road in Subic Bay, Freeport in Morong, Bataan.

00:51When it reached the curved side of the road,

00:53a group of cyclists managed to avoid it.

00:57The driver is the owner of the dashcam.

01:00He turned off the horn to warn the other motorists.

01:04Later on, the bus hit a tree before it fell off the road.

01:10It also hit a water pipe, so the water got hot.

01:14According to the police investigation,

01:17the drivers who were employed by the shuttle service

01:20suddenly lost control of the bus.

01:24The bus's accelerator pad got stuck and the driver lost control.

01:31That's why the bus kept going down.

01:35Four people were injured, but the driver was not injured.

01:39According to the GMA Integrated News Research from the PNP Highway Patrol Group,

01:45more than 25,000 accidents were reported in the provinces

01:50from January to September last year.

01:53In those months, the most accidents were reported in April,

01:58which followed the month of March.

02:00In May of 2023, the most accidents were reported.

02:05The time when many people travel is probably for vacation.

02:10That's why the authorities reminded motorists...

02:13I just want to remind our countrymen to be careful,

02:16especially the drivers.

02:18We should always check the vehicles we drive,

02:22especially the buses, before we travel to avoid such accidents.

02:28From GMA Regional TV and GMA Integrated News,

02:32CJ Torrida reporting for 24 Hours.

02:37It's possible that it will be worse if it rains,

02:41according to the forecast, especially if it's only for a short period of time.

02:43It was reported that in the middle of the hot weather,

02:47the temperature dropped to 43 degrees Celsius in Veracatanduanes.

02:53These are the reminders of the Department of Health of Iancruz.

03:02In the ongoing high heat index in different parts of the Philippines,

03:06each has its own discard to avoid the hot weather.

03:10These kids in Baseco Compound in Manila

03:14were set up by their parents in a portable pool.

03:17Since yesterday, it was very hot.

03:20That's why we set up a swimming pool for the kids.

03:24Today, five places in the Philippines experienced a heat index

03:28that is considered to be at the danger level.

03:31That includes Veracatanduanes, Pilica Marinesur,

03:35San Jose Occidental Mindoro, Valer Aurora, and Etiague Isabela.

03:38Although it's possible that it will rain due to thunderstorms,

03:42it doesn't mean that the temperature will drop.

03:45It's sad to say that if it rains for a short period of time,

03:48we will have more vapors around us.

03:51So, it means that our relative humidity will increase,

03:54or the heat index will increase.

03:58This is a warning, especially for those who have feelings

04:02because they might go home from dizziness, nausea, headache, and others.

04:0669-year-old Baby Catan has high blood pressure.

04:10Earlier, she was outside to get some fresh air.

04:13It's hot. It's like we're going to explode.

04:1783-year-old Leonora Villasor also has high blood pressure.

04:22The heat index in Iloilo City and Rua City in Capiz yesterday

04:26reached 41 degrees Celsius.

04:29It's very hot.

04:31It's very hot.

04:34It's very hot.

04:37The Department of Health is reminding people to take

04:40maintenance medicine on time.

04:43If we're stressed because of the heat,

04:46we might get frustrated,

04:50and our blood pressure might increase.

04:53If you don't take medicine,

04:56it might lead to a heart attack or stroke.

04:59Wear light-colored and loose clothing

05:03to keep yourself fresh.

05:05Avoid going out from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

05:08when it's sunny and always drink water.

05:11Also, don't go to a cold or hot place.

05:15Let's not go from hot to cold.

05:19It can cause headaches and stress to the body.

05:23It can trigger asthma.

05:26Now that the heat index is high,

05:29there should be a hydration and heat break

05:33that doesn't go below 15 to 20 minutes.

05:36If you get a headache,

05:39that's important as well.

05:42The MMDA is implementing a 30-minute heat stroke break policy

05:47for their enforcers and MetroAids in Lansangan

05:50from March 3 to May 31.

05:53Will there be an additional 15 minutes

05:55if the heat index exceeds 40 degrees Celsius?

05:57The Bureau of Corrections has bought a sando for PDLs

06:01and probably has enough water for the cells.

06:04For GMA Integrated News, Ian Cruz,

06:07for 24 Hours.

06:09The two pilots of the fighter jet of the Philippine Air Force

06:14were found dead in Bukidnon

06:16and were missing on Tuesday.

06:18The plane was wrecked.

06:20Chino Gaston was hit.

06:22After several hours of flying,

06:25the F-A-50 fighter jet was found in Masukal, Mt. Kalatungan,

06:28in Bukidnon at 11 a.m.

06:30It was missing early on Tuesday.

06:33It was wrecked

06:35while the two pilots were found dead.

06:38The pilots were not named

06:41but they were experienced and qualified

06:44according to the Air Force.

06:46Unfortunately, there is an indication

06:48that the pilots were not able to bail out.

06:51There are different versions.

06:53Some say they were sitting

06:55while others say they were thrown out of the aircraft.

06:58In the first investigation,

07:00the plane collided with trees

07:02and it crashed with tail number 002.

07:05It will undergo a night tactical operation

07:08against the New People's Army in Bukidnon

07:10but it lost contact with its fellow F-A-50

07:13before it could reach the site of the operation.

07:16We provide air support to our ground troops.

07:19We deliver the necessary firepower from the air.

07:22The plane that crashed

07:24is the same as the planes that dropped bombs

07:27at the headquarters of the Mounted Terrorist Group in Marawi.

07:30It is also used in anti-terrorist operations,

07:33joint patrols in the West Philippine Sea,

07:35and was also sent to the Pitch Black Exercise in Darwin, Australia.

07:39The F-A-50 fighter jets were all 12.

07:41They were bought in South Korea from 2015 to 2017.

07:44But while the F-A-50 was being investigated,

07:47the other fighter jets were either grounded

07:49or were not allowed to fly.

07:51We really need our F-A-50s to be there

07:54in case we have to face challenges

07:58in our territorial waters.

08:02We need to be there

08:04in case we have to face challenges

08:07in our territorial waters.

08:09We need to be there

08:11in case we have to face challenges

08:13in our territorial waters

08:15and exclusive economic zone areas.

08:17The Philippine Air Force cannot say

08:19if the crash affected the plan

08:21to add 12 F-A-50s

08:23to complete a jet fighter squadron.

08:26For GMA Integrated News,

08:28Shino Gaston, Akatutok, 24 Hours.

08:31The price of rice, oil, and electricity

08:34has fallen

08:36compared to last February.

08:38But some people are still buying

08:40expensive vegetables and meat.

08:43Bernadette Reyes, Akatutok, 24 Hours.

08:48Prices of goods and services

08:50have fallen

08:52from 2.9% last January

08:54to 2.1% this February.

08:57This is the slowest price

08:59for gasoline and diesel,

09:01electricity,

09:03and rice

09:04compared to last year.

09:06The slow price of goods

09:08is felt by the poorest countries

09:10because most of the people

09:12are buying cheap things.

09:14More than half of the expenditure

09:16of the bottom 30%

09:18goes to food.

09:20Because food is the main reason

09:22for the fall in inflation,

09:24our bottom 30%

09:26is highly affected.

09:28While some people are buying cheap things

09:30in February,

09:32some are still buying

09:34like chicken,

09:36pork,

09:38and other kinds of vegetables

09:40and onions.

09:43According to the Philippine Statistics Authority,

09:46the price of rice is falling

09:48but the price of vegetables

09:50and pork is still high.

09:52It could help

09:54if the maximum SRP

09:56for pork increases

09:58to Php 480

10:00per kilo for some families.

10:02We expect for pork

10:04to be the same thing

10:06that if there is a maximum

10:08suggested retail price

10:10for pork,

10:12it might lead to

10:14a deceleration

10:16or even a negative inflation

10:18for pork.

10:20In March,

10:22it was planned to be implemented

10:24for pork,

10:26but now,

10:28pork has become cheaper

10:30according to the Department

10:32of Agriculture.

10:34We will be able to provide that.

10:36For example,

10:38if they don't decrease

10:40the prices,

10:42we will continue to have

10:44high prices.

10:46For GMA Integrated News,

10:48Bernadette Reyes,

10:50for 24 Hours.

10:52It is expected that the price

10:54of some vegetables

10:56will fall this month.

10:58According to the Presidential

11:00Communications Office,

11:02the Department of Agriculture

11:04is planning to increase

11:06the price of pork

11:08to Php 380 per kilo.

11:10The DA explained that

11:12it is because of their agreement

11:14with the stakeholders

11:16of the hog industry

11:18to decrease the price.

11:20The price of rice is now

11:22at Php 49 per kilo.

11:24It is expected to decrease

11:26to Php 45 per kilo

11:28in March 31.

11:30One of the reasons for that

11:32is the decrease

11:34in the price of rice.

11:37Mid-week chit-chat,

11:39Kapuso,

11:41and tonight's latest

11:43on the showbiz happenings

11:45is none other than

11:47Binibining Marikid star

11:49Ashley Rivera.

11:51Ashley.

11:53Thank you, Ms. Vicky,

11:55and good evening, Kapuso.

11:57Some celebrities

11:59who were recognized

12:01by the Bureau of Internal

12:02and External Affairs

12:04were the top

12:06taxpayers of the city.

12:08Among them,

12:10Kapuso Primetime King

12:12Dingdong Dantes

12:14and its showtime host

12:16Vice Ganda.

12:18Let's talk to Aubrey Carampel.

12:20In the 2025

12:22Regional Tax Campaign

12:24kickoff,

12:26BIR Quezon City

12:28named the top

12:30taxpayers of the city.

12:32It's a good thing

12:34that everything is online.

12:36It speeds up our obligation.

12:38Let's not forget

12:40that April 15

12:42is just around the corner.

12:44It's a good time

12:46for our countrymen.

12:48Also recognized

12:50as the top taxpaying

12:52media personality

12:54are Kapuso Royal Couple

12:56Sinan Jenlin Mercado

12:58and Dennis Trillo.

13:02The most important thing

13:04is to pay your taxes on time

13:06so we won't have any problems.

13:08I just want to remind you

13:10to pay your taxes

13:12on time

13:14as a responsible Filipino.

13:16And don't forget

13:18April 15.

13:20Kapuso Comedy Genius

13:22Michael V

13:24and Bea Alonzo

13:26who sent a video message

13:28because they couldn't attend the event.

13:30Vice Ganda was also

13:32and another host

13:34of It's Showtime.

13:36And because we're paying our taxes

13:38we have the right

13:40to ask

13:42where did we pay our taxes?

13:45Because BIR's mission

13:47is to use that money

13:49for nation building

13:51and to uplift the lives

13:53of the Filipino people.

13:55According to BIR Commissioner

13:57Romeo Lumagi Jr.,

13:59it's important for celebrities

14:00to pay their taxes

14:02so we can all succeed.

14:04Aubrey Carambel

14:06updated on the showbiz happenings.

14:08It's been a few months

14:10since the BRP Sierra Madre

14:12was supplied

14:14by China.

14:16China said

14:18that it allowed the Philippine ship

14:20to go there.

14:22It's a good thing

14:24that the AFP knew about it.

14:26Chino Gaston is right.

14:31In the video from the AFP,

14:33you can see the supply ship

14:35MV Lapu-Lapu

14:37on the side of the BRP Sierra Madre

14:39on your inshore

14:41while a small fast craft

14:43is guarding its side

14:45while the mission is being carried out.

14:47Some Chinese vessels were seen

14:49but they didn't approach

14:51or know about it.

14:53That's why the supply was successful

14:55and the soldiers were able

14:57to replace the BRP Sierra Madre

14:58to serve as a military outpost

15:00on the Philippine inshore.

15:02According to the AFP,

15:04this is the 6th rotation and resupply mission

15:06since July

15:08that was not stopped by China.

15:10The situation is far away

15:12compared to what the Chinese Coast Guard

15:14and Navy did

15:16in the last resupply mission

15:18that went home

15:20for water cannons

15:22and other harassments

15:24on the Philippine ships.

15:26China considered it illegal

15:28to have an understanding

15:30between China and the Philippines

15:32about the resupply mission

15:34on the BRP Sierra Madre

15:36but according to the AFP,

15:38the Philippines doesn't need

15:40to ask permission from China

15:42to conduct the RORE mission.

15:44We do not need to seek permission

15:46to conduct this RORE mission.

15:48This RORE mission is a regular mission

15:50that we conduct

15:52in the Armed Forces of the Philippines.

15:54It includes all the other 8 features.

15:56However, according to the China Coast Guard,

15:58the BRP Sierra Madre

16:00and their supervisor

16:02supervised the resupply mission.

16:04For GMA Integrated News,

16:06Chino Gaston,

16:0824 Hours.

16:10Senate President Cheese Escudero

16:12is indignant

16:14that the impeachment trial

16:16of Vice President Sara Duterte

16:18will not start

16:20while the session in Congress is on break.

16:22In the middle of this,

16:24the People's Impeachment Movement

16:26launched by several groups

16:28signed an agreement

16:30to start the trial immediately.

16:32Escudero said,

16:34there is not a lot of signatures

16:36that can amend the law

16:38or that can convince him

16:40to fight this

16:42that will happen

16:44if the impeachment court is convened

16:46while the Congress is on recess.

16:48He also cannot overturn the law.

16:50He should not follow

16:52the dictates of anyone

16:54just because of their own

16:56liking,

16:58not because of the impeachment.

17:00In July,

17:02the impeachment trial

17:04will start

17:06based on the impeachment calendar

17:08issued by the Senate.

17:10My fellow countrymen,

17:12it is possible that the Amihan

17:14and Sheer lines will return

17:16starting tomorrow.

17:18According to speculation,

17:20there is a chance that it will affect

17:22the country again,

17:24especially in the north

17:26and eastern part of the country.

17:28Meanwhile, in places

17:30where the Amihan and Sheer lines

17:32cannot reach,

17:34tomorrow, the heat index

17:36in San Jose,

17:38Occidental, Mindoro

17:40will reach 42 degrees Celsius

17:42and 41 degrees Celsius

17:44in other provinces

17:46like Viracat Anduanes,

17:48Catbalogan, Western Samar,

17:50Iba Zambales,

17:52and San Ildefonso in Bulacan.

17:54In this high temperature,

17:56extreme caution

17:58will still be in place

18:00based on the weather forecast.

18:02This includes northern and central Luzon,

18:04Palawan, Bicol region,

18:06and a large part of Visayas and Mindanao.

18:09There will be heavy rainfall

18:11so be prepared in case

18:13there is a flood or landslide

18:15in Metro Manila.

18:17There is also a chance of localized thunderstorms

18:19so bring an umbrella

18:21in the heat

18:23and sudden rain.

18:25Rehabilitation in EBSA is now complete.

18:26PWD inspected the EBSA busway.

18:28They showed how difficult it is

18:30to commute on the busway

18:32and how it should be

18:34taken care of.

18:36Oscar Oida has the story.

18:41Every time the EBSA busway

18:43is used in Camuning,

18:45the 61-year-old PWD driver,

18:47Mang Romel,

18:49has a hard time.

18:51He can't reach the benches

18:53and ramps.

18:54It's like a meme.

18:56It's tight.

18:58It's tight.

19:00It's like that.

19:02It's like it's made

19:04so that our BP344 can pass.

19:06Along with several PWDs

19:08and their group,

19:10Mang Romel tested the sidewalk

19:12on the way to the busway

19:14to first show

19:16what their fellow countrymen

19:18are going through.

19:20This should be shown

19:22by our planners

19:24that when it comes to ramps,

19:26especially when it comes

19:28to going up to the busway

19:30or to our carousel,

19:32safety should come first.

19:34It's hard for them

19:36to go up the footbridge

19:38without an elevator.

19:45It's a good thing

19:47that he made it.

19:49Mang Romel tried,

19:51but he couldn't do it.

19:52Most of the time,

19:54he relies on his fellow countrymen.

19:56When I see that I can't go up,

19:58I help him.

20:00But it's scary.

20:02He should know

20:04how to handle

20:06a wheelchair user.

20:08I hope that

20:10overpasses like this

20:12have elevators

20:14or if it's up there,

20:16there's a walk-out

20:18so that we won't have

20:20a hard time with PWDs.

20:22They asked for a new group

20:24Partnership for Inclusion,

20:26Accessibility,

20:27and Safety in EDSA,

20:29or PSA.

20:31Because EDSA

20:33will be rehabbed,

20:35we will be with them

20:37to consult.

20:39We asked for permission.

20:41No transportation official

20:43is available to face us.

20:45But recently,

20:47Transportation Secretary

20:49Vince Dizon

20:50visited the busway.

20:52He said that

20:54the private carousel

20:56will be studied

20:58so that the operation

21:00will go smoothly.

21:02For GMA Integrated News,

21:04I'm Oscar Oida,

21:06for 24 Hours.

21:08Let's have a quick chat

21:10to be updated

21:12on showbiz happenings.

21:14Off to Los Angeles, California,

21:16is Primetime King Ding Dong Dantes

21:18for the Manila International

21:20Even without an entry,

21:22Dong is excited

21:24because he will present

21:26a special award

21:28to a very important pillar

21:30in the industry.

21:32He is also looking forward

21:34to talking to Hollywood stars

21:36for tips and possible collabs.

21:38Serve well, our best boy!

21:40Carrot's feels are now

21:42bitter-sweet

21:44on the military announcement

21:46of 17-member Wonwoo

21:47for his enlistment.

21:49According to his label, Pledis,

21:51they rely on the love

21:53and support of Carrots.

21:59Where is the love?

22:01Where is the love,

22:03the love, the love?

22:05Are you familiar, Kapuso?

22:07Get ready because

22:09the American Hip-Hop group

22:11Black Eyed Peas

22:13will have a concert here in the Philippines

22:15this August.

22:17Let's go!

22:22Since March 28,

22:24the prohibition of giving aid

22:26so that it will not be used

22:28in the campaign of politicians.

22:30But the DSWD requests

22:32that the aid should not be included

22:34in the ban

22:36for the Kapos Angkita Program

22:38or AKAP.

22:40Sandra Aguinaldo has the floor.

22:44Now during the election,

22:45Comelec is prohibiting

22:47the giving of aid

22:4945 days before the election.

22:51It started on March 28.

22:53But the Department of Social Welfare

22:55and Development or DSWD

22:57asked for an exemption

22:59from Comelec

23:01to be able to distribute

23:03more than 13 billion pesos of aid

23:05under the controversial

23:07AKAP or Aid for Kapos Angkita Program.

23:09Yesterday,

23:11Comelec passed the guidelines

23:13for the distribution of AKAP

23:15under the Comerewang Pagaaral

23:17of the Comelec Legal Department.

23:19Comelec said that the priority

23:21should not be used

23:23in the campaign of politicians

23:25or the people.

23:27The fund of the people

23:29and the government

23:31should not be used

23:33to promote the candidacy of some

23:35because it is not their fund

23:37and it is not their money.

23:39The distribution of any aid

23:41or any name of it

23:43is prohibited 10 days before the election.

23:45That's why the House Committee

23:47on Suffrage and Electoral Reform

23:49asked Comelec

23:51the status of obtaining

23:53the international certification

23:55of Comelec for the automated election system

23:57that will be used in the election.

23:59It should be obtained

24:013 months before the election

24:03according to the law.

24:05The source code of its software

24:07should also be deposited

24:09in the Central Bank of the Philippines.

24:11According to Comelec,

24:13the international certification

24:15should be deposited

24:17in the source code

24:19in the vault of the Central Bank.

24:21Comelec explained

24:23that it needs more time

24:25to investigate the OVCS

24:27or Online Voting Counting System

24:29that is used by Filipino voters

24:31in other countries.

24:33The issue is that

24:35there are adjustments in the OVCS

24:37especially the addition of

24:39government issued IDs

24:41that can be accepted.

24:43Before the election,

24:45even in the automated elections

24:47that took place,

24:49Maria Garcia was not able to obtain

24:51the international certification

24:533 months before the election.

24:55In the 2022 elections,

24:57she was able to obtain it

24:593 days before the election.

25:01For GMA Integrated News,

25:03Sandra Aguinaldo,

25:0524 Hours.

25:07In April,

25:09the U.S. will start

25:11distributing products

25:13from Canada, Mexico, and China

25:15that they will replace

25:17with tariffs.

25:19There is no announcement

25:21on the Philippine products yet

25:23but it is possible that

25:25it will have an effect

25:27on the value of pesos

25:29and businesses in the country.

25:31Maki Pulido has the story.

25:33In 2020,

25:35America, Canada, and Mexico

25:37have a free trade agreement.

25:39Simply put,

25:41there is no tariff

25:42but U.S. President Donald Trump

25:44approved it.

25:5125% more tariffs

25:53will be imposed

25:55on products from Canada and Mexico.

25:5720% more tariffs

25:59will be imposed

26:01on products from China.

26:03Canada, Mexico, and China

26:05also declared additional tariffs

26:07on products from America.

26:09In this trade war,

26:10the prices of goods

26:12will be higher

26:14not only in their countries

26:16but also in other countries

26:18around the world,

26:20especially the Philippines

26:22that imports a lot of products

26:24from America and Canada.

26:26America has more inputs

26:28from China

26:30and other countries.

26:32So,

26:34if they impose tariffs

26:36on the goods they import

26:38from China

26:40and export them

26:42to other countries,

26:44the price will be higher

26:46and therefore,

26:48it will have an inflationary impact.

26:50The Philippines also exports

26:52materials such as electronics

26:54and agricultural products

26:56that are used in manufacturing

26:58of other countries

27:00such as China.

27:02If their finished products

27:04are expensive in America

27:06because of the tariffs,

27:08the demand for these

27:10will be embedded

27:12in the current nature

27:14of our production system

27:16that we call

27:18global value chains

27:20because our production

27:22will be able to connect.

27:24It is also possible

27:26that the price of the trade war

27:28will be affected

27:30because if the goods

27:32are expensive in America,

27:34the interest rates

27:36will increase

27:38to counter the inflation.

27:40So,

27:42the goods we import

27:44will also increase

27:46their value

27:48when they come to the Philippines

27:50and we import a lot of goods.

27:52But for the Philippine Exporters Confederation,

27:54we can export to America

27:56the goods they import

27:58from Canada, Mexico, and China.

28:00If we don't move,

28:02we won't be able to enter

28:04if our prices go down.

28:06That is if America doesn't

28:08forgive the tariffs

28:10that we impose

28:12on their products.

28:14The average is 3.3%

28:16compared to the 1.4%

28:18that America imposed

28:20on Philippine products.

28:22For GMA Integrated News,

28:24Macky Pulido, 24 Hours.

28:26In Bulacan,

28:28a child who is drowning

28:30in the river

28:32was saved

28:34because two soldiers

28:36left him.

28:38How?

28:40The two soldiers

28:42were quick to act

28:44when a young girl

28:46was drowning

28:48in the Madlum River

28:50of San Miguel, Bulacan

28:52this Sunday.

28:54They didn't know how to swim.

28:56They were only allowed to swim

28:58up to here.

29:00She was able to swim

29:02to the bottom.

29:04No signs of breathing.

29:06She has no pulse.

29:08She is unconscious

29:10and her eyes

29:12turned white.

29:14I had no other choice

29:16but to do a CPR

29:18to recover her.

29:20But Private First Class

29:22JP Navales

29:24and Corporal Justony Dalman

29:26didn't give up.

29:28They did a 10-minute CPR

29:30before the child

29:32regained consciousness.

29:34When I saw that

29:36her hand was twitching,

29:38I knew that

29:40she was unconscious.

29:42Before we left the place,

29:44the child was

29:46conscious

29:48and was brought

29:50to the hospital.

29:52The child was brought

29:54to the military infirmary

29:56of Camp Texon

29:58before being transferred

30:00to the District Hospital

30:02in Cabanatuan, Nueva Ecija.

30:04They said that she was fine.

30:06They even did an X-ray.

30:08They found that the baby

30:10had blood in her eyes,

30:12nose, and mouth.

30:14They even found blood in her nose.

30:16Why?

30:18So that the water would come out.

30:21If the child's CPR

30:23didn't save her,

30:25the number of people

30:27drowning every day

30:29is increasing.

30:31According to GMA News Research,

30:33in 2020-2024,

30:35almost 15,000 people

30:37drowned in the country.

30:38The common reason

30:40is the lack of adult supervision

30:42or care for the elderly.

30:44Don't let anyone

30:46take a bath with you.

30:48You should be with them.

30:50I always tell them

30:52that if you don't want to take a bath,

30:54don't take a bath with them.

30:56We don't know about this.

30:58Only my grandchildren are here.

31:00Their parents are not here.

31:03If someone drowns,

31:05it's important that they have CPR knowledge.

31:06Navales demonstrated

31:08how to do it.

31:10It's important that you know

31:12the spot where the baby will drown.

31:14In the middle of the belly,

31:16this is the imaginary nipple line

31:18in the center.

31:20Okay.

31:22Then,

31:24the hand should be locked.

31:2630 compressions.

31:2830?

31:30Yes, 30 compressions.

31:32Then, 2 burrows.

31:342 burrows?

31:36For the community,

31:38the Department of Health

31:40should put a barrier

31:42for those who can drown.

31:44Basic swimming

31:46and water safety should be taught

31:48in schools.

31:50CPR should be widely taught.

31:52For GMA Integrated News,

31:54Mark Salazar,

31:56for 24 Hours.

32:0768 days

32:09before the election of 2025,

32:11the senatorial candidates

32:13are still spreading their platform

32:15in different parts of the country.

32:18Salima Refrat is watching.

32:24Yody D. Guzman is in dialogue

32:26with the residents of Josefina,

32:28Zamboanga del Sur.

32:30He is with Luke Espiritu

32:32who raised the issue of protecting the environment

32:34against mining.

32:36He is with the official

32:38that protects the people.

32:40The importance of the role

32:42of barangay officials

32:44was given attention by I.M. Marcos

32:46while support and protection

32:48was given to them by Manny Pacquiao.

32:50Serving with integrity

32:52was what Ariel Quirobin

32:54in his visit to Manila.

32:56Helping fishermen

32:58was what Tito Soto promised in Capiz.

33:00He reminded Senator Francis Tolentino

33:02not to believe in fake news.

33:04Benefits for barangay workers

33:06was what Camille Villar

33:08in Cebu City helped.

33:10While leaving VATSA Korriente

33:12was what Benjur Abalos discussed.

33:14Support for vendors

33:16and small businesses

33:18was what Bam Aquino promised in Pangasinan.

33:20Protecting small fishermen

33:22was what Ronel Arambolo

33:24in Iloilo helped.

33:26Funding was added to the studies

33:28that were shared by Franz Castro

33:30in his visit to Aklan.

33:32Support for women empowerment

33:34was what Senator Pia Cayetano

33:36and other running Senators

33:38in the election of 2025.

33:40For GMA Integrated News,

33:42I'm Nema Lefran.

33:44Signing off, 24 Hours.

33:46Whether there is an impact on POGO or not,

33:48the campaign should be strengthened

33:50against kidnapping.

33:52According to a group of Filipino-Chinese

33:54negotiators,

33:56they will handle the effects of this

33:58on businesses.

34:00This is the answer of PNP

34:02regarding my statement.

34:04Following the arrest of a Chinese student

34:06in Taguig,

34:08who was recently released,

34:10the group of Filipino-Chinese

34:12negotiators became anxious.

34:14Kidnapping for ransom

34:16is not good for the country.

34:18Investors are afraid of kidnapping

34:20for ransom,

34:22especially Chinese investors.

34:24According to PNP,

34:26most of the kidnappings

34:28were related to POGO.

34:30The Filipino-Chinese negotiators

34:31are left-overs.

34:33They have no jobs.

34:35They are looking for ways

34:37to make money.

34:39This is their solution.

34:41Kidnapping for money.

34:43If they were to ask,

34:45the police should strengthen

34:47the campaign against kidnapping

34:49connected to POGO or not.

34:51I remember in the early 90s,

34:53the police,

34:55specifically the anti-kidnapping

34:57group,

34:59was to neutralize them.

35:01Immediately,

35:03there was a resolution

35:05to imprison

35:07or kill them.

35:09But according to PNP,

35:11they are moving on.

35:13Of the 32 kidnappings in 2024,

35:1517 were resolved

35:17and 7 were cleared.

35:19Our statistics dropped

35:21compared to 2023-2024.

35:24It's really alarming

35:26compared to

35:28the previous incidents.

35:29Let's say,

35:31in the 1990s,

35:33the Chinese were involved.

35:35The group of negotiators

35:37admitted that

35:39not reporting the kidnapping

35:41to the authorities

35:43will not help.

35:45They are afraid.

35:47The apprehension,

35:49the fear of losing your loved ones

35:51is very,

35:53very hard to explain.

35:55It's also a problem

35:57to pay ransom

35:59for our kidnapping cases

36:01and even for other

36:03hooligan cases.

36:05If we are going to pay

36:07ransom like this.

36:09I will say it's not right.

36:11It's not allowed.

36:13But if you were kidnapped,

36:15as a parent,

36:17of course,

36:19they want you to leave.

36:21It's not easy to solve this problem.

36:23So we should help.

36:25We should be vigilant.

36:27We should help.

36:29We should call the police

36:31and inform the police

36:33what's happening around us.

36:35For GMA Integrated News,

36:37Emil Sumangil,

36:39for 24 Hours.

36:41The Bureau of Immigration

36:43promised to provide

36:45the information the Senate

36:47is asking for

36:49within the 15-day ultimatum

36:51of Senator Risa Ontiveros.

36:53This is in line with

36:55what the Senate Subcommittee

36:57on Justice heard yesterday

36:59regarding the deportation

37:01of the Chinese arrested in the country.

37:03And it's not clear

37:05what the former Presidential Spokesperson,

37:07Harry Roque, is saying.

37:11Commissioner Viado

37:13promised to provide

37:15the information of the Senate

37:17immediately within the time

37:19that he is asking for.

37:21Because we are transparent

37:23and we're making sure

37:25that all of these concerns

37:27are addressed appropriately.

37:30All praises to netizens

37:32of Jillian Ward,

37:34especially for seeing

37:36the behind-the-scenes efforts

37:38of her dual role

37:40in My Ilonggo Girl.

37:42The stars are full of gratitude

37:44for their support

37:46because their hearts are beating

37:48for the plot twists

37:50in Tata's life.

37:52Larson Tsiago has an announcement.

37:53Larson Tsiago.

37:58Do you still remember

38:00one of the great achievements

38:02of Navenis and Tata?

38:04What did you do to my husband?

38:06Facing two characters

38:08watched by Jillian Ward.

38:11A double effort by Cunan.

38:13In the behind-the-scenes

38:15of the No. 1 Kilik series

38:17in prime time,

38:19I saw how Jill poured

38:21her dedication

38:23into the two roles

38:25that are far apart

38:27from each other.

38:29It's as if Jill is holding

38:31a staff while

38:33Navenis is throwing the line.

38:35And the finished product

38:37on TV

38:39was written by

38:41Papuri Online.

38:43Along with the hearts

38:45beating for the episode

38:47last night,

38:49the twists and turns

38:51in Tata's life

38:53made the house burn.

38:55There was a lot of happiness

38:57on the set of May Ilonggo Girl.

38:59I'm happy

39:01because it means that

39:03more people are watching

39:05and enjoying our show.

39:07I'm very grateful

39:09and very happy.

39:11I feel so blessed.

39:13I'm just celebrating with everybody

39:15because when they told us

39:17that the prod was screaming

39:19we all jumped up

39:21because yesterday

39:23Tata 2.0 will be released

39:25this week.

39:27Even on other social media

39:29platforms,

39:31they're posting edits

39:33that Tata is already fighting.

39:35So I'm excited

39:37to see what Tata will do

39:39and how she will fight

39:41against Navenis,

39:43Mam Vivian, Sugar.

39:45Spoiler alert!

39:47Because after the scene where

39:49Inis cries,

39:51there's a scene

39:53where the scene is goodbye

39:55and it's like

39:57it's close to

39:59our real-life scenario.

40:02I felt that

40:04when we were shooting the scene

40:06I felt that Michael

40:08is genuine.

40:10He's caring

40:12and kind to me.

40:14When we did the scene

40:16I was looking into Jill's eyes

40:18and I felt that

40:20I will cherish this moment

40:21if this is our only project

40:23that I really enjoyed it

40:25and it's my way of saying thank you.

40:27My attachment with her,

40:29with this show,

40:31is very, very solid.

40:33So I brought those scenes

40:35and my tears are real.

40:37LAR Santiago

40:39updated on the latest

40:41happenings.

40:44And that's my chika

40:46this Wednesday night.

40:48I'm Ashley Rivera.

40:49Ms. Mel, Ms. Vicky,

40:51Sir Emil.

40:53Thanks, Ashley!

40:55And that's the news this Wednesday.

40:57I'm Mel Tiangco.

40:59I'm Vicky Morales

41:01for a bigger mission.

41:03For a wider service to the country,

41:05I'm Emil Sumangin.

41:07From GMA Integrated News,

41:09the Philippine News Authority,

41:11we learned 24 hours.

41:19.

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