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00:00We will be together in Saksi!
00:15They were killed after shooting inside their storehouse,
00:18the couple and their son in San Leonardo, Nueva Ecija.
00:21Two of the suspects were arrested and one of them was denied bail.
00:26Our witness.
00:31Three family members were arrested in Porocsinki, Barangay Mallorca, San Leonardo, Nueva Ecija.
00:37The three men were shot when they entered their storehouse around 1 p.m. this Wednesday.
00:44The couple, Don Ray and Aurora Jeronimo, and their 10-year-old son, Damarcus Ezra, were killed by a bullet.
00:53According to the investigation, the three men were inside their storehouse when three of the four gunmen entered
00:59and they were shot with a .45-caliber gun.
01:04After the shooting, the suspects immediately ran away on two motorcycles.
01:09The authorities recovered the bullets from the .45-caliber guns.
01:14The police immediately carried out a manhunt and follow-up operation
01:18and carried out an off-land backhoard where the two suspects were arrested.
01:24The manhunt continued against the other two suspects.
01:27The motive of not paying the debt of the suspects to the victims is being investigated.
01:32I didn't pay the debt.
01:34After the incident, my family was shot.
01:37I was the only one who was injured.
01:39I only paid 150,000 pesos.
01:41And they gave me the land.
01:44You still owe them money?
01:45Yes, I still owe them money.
01:46That's why you owe them 1 million pesos?
01:47Yes, that's right.
01:48How did you pay it?
01:49It's possible.
01:50It's possible that they took the money.
01:52Because the house that we are talking about is where the three suspects were shot.
02:01The brothers of the suspects were arrested at San Leonardo Police Station
02:06and the multiple murder complaint against them was prepared.
02:10The victims' relatives demanded justice and refused to face the camera.
02:15For GMI Integrated News, I am Ian Cruz, your witness.
02:20Inside the classroom, a 14-year-old student stabbed his classmate in Paranaque.
02:25The victim, who is also only 14 years old, was killed.
02:28Witness, Mackie Pulido.
02:33What happened to my son?
02:36My son is still not in the store.
02:39Why did you let him go so easily?
02:42His mother was very angry when her daughter was found dead in the hospital.
02:48According to the police, the victim was stabbed four times in the mouth.
02:53The victim's classmate is a 14-year-old and a grade 8 student.
02:59The stabbing took place inside their classroom in Paranaque.
03:03One of the teachers approached the victim.
03:07The victim said that their classmate had a knife and threatened to stab him.
03:16The teacher entered the classroom to find out the situation.
03:19Later, the suspect suddenly stood up and tried to get out of the classroom.
03:24However, the victim met them and asked them to come in.
03:27He took the knife from the bag and stabbed the victim.
03:32The victim still managed to escape, but the suspect chased him away and stabbed him again
03:37until the security guard came and stopped the suspect.
03:41The victim was rushed to the hospital, but was declared dead on arrival.
03:45According to the victim's mother, her son complained to her last Tuesday
03:49that he threatened to stab his classmate.
03:52What did you say to me?
03:54Mom, I will stab a gay.
03:56I am being bullied, mom.
03:58We have a lot of classmates.
04:00Will he kill me, mom?
04:03But the suspect's complaint to the police...
04:05He said that he was being bullied in school.
04:07The victim was also being bullied.
04:10That's why the crime was committed.
04:14Because he was a minor, the suspect was in the custody of the DSWD.
04:18According to the Paranaque Police, the DSWD will make the decision
04:22regarding the intervention of the suspect.
04:24He brought the knife.
04:26He really had the intention to use the knife.
04:29And the person was hurt.
04:31For GMA Integrated News, I am Mackie Pulido, your Saksi.
04:41Before Saksi, the Philippine General Hospital will first limit the reception of patients
04:46in their emergency room.
04:48The spokesperson of PGH, Dr. Jonas Del Rosario,
04:52said that their ER is full and has reached a critical overcapacity.
04:56They are also lacking oxygen ports due to the large number of patients.
05:00And because of that, they have suspended the cold triage.
05:03It means that they will first receive acute life-threatening emergencies.
05:09The health department has already talked to PGH
05:12for the DOH hospitals to transfer their other patients.
05:15There is no other reason why the situation is like this
05:19and it is expected that the number will decrease in the next few days.
05:25We're hoping that within a week, the problem will be fixed.
05:30And once our problem is solved,
05:36then we will announce again to the public that the overcapacity is over.
05:43In a traffic accident in Quezon City,
05:46some youths were caught hitting a jeep.
05:50Saksi, this is Mark Salazar.
05:56From the outside, some youths were seen hitting their peers inside a jeep.
06:02Later on, they went down one by one.
06:05One of them seemed to be holding a gun.
06:09They seemed to be small. They were running.
06:11The barangay was chasing them but they couldn't catch up.
06:15They all ran away.
06:16That video was captured on March 5 in Edsa, Balintawak, Northbound.
06:21I think they were fighting inside the jeep.
06:23They were caught inside.
06:25There was a woman inside who was holding a gun.
06:27It was a woman who was also being hit.
06:31The authorities did not recognize the youths and the victims.
06:36But according to the barangay,
06:37the first scream that was heard in the area
06:40was that the youths who are involved in petty crimes have been in trouble for a long time.
06:44Sometimes, they would hit women.
06:46They would hit each other.
06:47That's when they started fighting.
06:50Most of the time, they would steal cellphones.
06:54Usually, they would be caught every three days for a week.
06:58Yesterday alone, seven youths aged 12 to 17 were caught.
07:04If the crime is not serious,
07:06the youths who are being caught cannot be detained for a long time.
07:09They are only disciplined according to the law.
07:13We call the parents and we provide them with community service.
07:18We ask them to leave.
07:20We have other activities that we can order them to do.
07:24For GMA Integrated News, I am Mark Salazar, your witness.
07:31Permission to the motorists.
07:33There is a big hole in the drainage of a road in Caloocan.
07:36The CCTV caught the cars that fell into the hole
07:40and were covered with plywood.
07:42Witness, Rafi Tima.
07:48The CCTV caught the slow movement of this car
07:51that was driving on Mabili Street, Paipaho, Caloocan City.
07:54Later, it was seen that the first wheel of the car fell.
07:58In another angle of the CCTV, it is clearer what happened.
08:03On the same day, an SUV that was driving in the same place
08:07also fell into the same hole.
08:09The incidents were witnessed by the residents nearby.
08:14It seems that the drivers did not notice that there is a big hole in their road.
08:18There is no warning device.
08:24How many accidents were there?
08:26I only saw two.
08:29It has been a few weeks since the incident happened,
08:32but earlier, the situation was still the same.
08:34The hole is covered, but it seems to be closed,
08:36so it is not covered.
08:39This is one of the box culvert-type drainage along Mabili Street.
08:43Most of these do not have a warning sign.
08:45Others do not have a cover.
08:47The Metro Manila 3rd District Engineering Office of DPWH confirmed that this is their project.
08:52Supposedly, there should be an elevated area,
08:57at least visible to the eyes of the motorists.
09:02As soon as we found out that the situation is like that,
09:05we immediately told the contractor.
09:08According to the workers in the area,
09:10they already have a cover for these.
09:12That is why we are already doing it.
09:14Because we will pour it later.
09:17Then we will cover it.
09:18Yes, we will cover it.
09:19So that there will be no more disgrace.
09:21So that there will be no more perversion of the vehicles.
09:25For GMI Integrated News, I am Rafi Pimang, your witness.
09:30Senator Amy Marcos said that
09:32her brother, President Bombo Marcos, was angry
09:35when she continued to complain about the arrest of former President Rodrigo Duterte.
09:40In the initial findings of his committee,
09:42there were violations in the rights of the former president.
09:46Witness, Mahab Gonzales.
09:50We haven't talked for a long time.
09:52A lot of people are blocking us.
09:54It's been a long time.
09:55I only see it when there are public events.
09:58Senator Amy Marcos clarified that
10:00her brother, President Bombo Marcos,
10:02had a broken relationship
10:04because of the investigation of her committee
10:07on the arrest of former President Rodrigo Duterte.
10:10But it seems that the hearing added
10:12that for her, the president was evil and angry.
10:16She said that the hearing was not intended to be anti-administration.
10:20What do you mean when you say that
10:22your brother was angry?
10:25Is it prevalent?
10:26Yes, yes.
10:27I was surprised when he got angry
10:29because maybe the answers didn't match.
10:34It doesn't match.
10:35It's not my fault.
10:36I don't know what they will answer.
10:39In the preliminary findings of the hearing,
10:41it was stated that the Philippines has no legal obligation
10:44to arrest Duterte and turn him over to the ICC
10:47because there is no red notice
10:49and only red diffusion from the Interpol.
10:51The arrest was also not sudden according to the report
10:54because before this,
10:55the movements of Duterte were already monitored
10:58and there was mobilization of the police.
11:00The government also issued statements
11:02regarding the possible arrest
11:04if the ICC has a request from the Interpol.
11:07It is clear for the committee
11:08that Duterte's rights were violated
11:11because he was arrested without a warrant of arrest
11:13from the local court
11:14or he was ordered to be brought abroad.
11:16According to the committee,
11:17Duterte was given the right to visit his family
11:21when he was arrested
11:22and the right to apply for interim release.
11:26There should be an answer to the incident,
11:28according to the senator.
11:30It is important for the committee's recommendation to be released
11:32especially since there may be
11:34subsequent arrest warrants issued by the ICC.
11:37We should be able to identify all the mistakes
11:41and when they will happen again.
11:43If the police or the law needs to be changed,
11:45let's look at it and we will agree.
11:48The senator's decision to leave the alliance
11:51that was formed by the President was unanimous.
11:53I think they are also having a hard time.
11:55If I don't go to the ICC,
11:56and they announced that there are only 11 people
12:00and I don't mention my name,
12:02so that they don't have to worry,
12:04I will just leave.
12:06Senator Ayme made it clear
12:07that she will not join the opposition
12:09but will remain as an independent candidate.
12:11But she still hopes that the President will still fix them.
12:15I am always here.
12:17Since we were kids,
12:18my father always reminded us
12:21that a lot of people are blocking us,
12:23not listening to us, I don't know.
12:24You're sad then?
12:25Of course, it's not the ideal situation at all.
12:28The senator also did not deny
12:30that they are being blocked by their siblings.
12:32Palacio said,
12:33On the part of the President,
12:35we cannot say that there's a rift.
12:38Let's just wait and see if the President will say something.
12:41But according to the President's attitude,
12:43he's not a coward.
12:44So no matter what,
12:45even if you saw Senator Ayme Marcos
12:49who was there in Maizug Rally
12:52while the former President Duterte
12:56was talking about the damage done to her,
12:58to PBBM,
12:59we didn't hear anything.
13:01Atty. Salvador Panelo,
13:03a former member of the Cabinet of President Duterte,
13:07Senator,
13:08if you want me to believe you,
13:10you yourself should demand to the police
13:13to bring down the law.
13:15If this government did something wrong
13:19and the head of the government is your sibling,
13:22you should file an impeachment against your sibling.
13:26In addition,
13:27the former President Duterte
13:29has no asylum in China.
13:31First of all,
13:32he will never apply.
13:33Never will he apply
13:34to any asylum.
13:35He doesn't want to.
13:36He hates it.
13:37Second,
13:38there's no asylum in China.
13:40For GMA Integrated News,
13:42I'm Mav Gonzalez,
13:44your witness.
13:46Pre-registered SIM cards are being sold
13:49in a mall in Paranaque.
13:51Witness,
13:52in Marisol Abdurramaan,
13:53exclusive.
13:55If you look at it,
13:56it's just an ordinary store
13:58that sells Chinese products.
14:00This establishment is inside a mall in Paranaque,
14:04but it was raided by the CIDG
14:06after they received information
14:08that registered SIM cards are being sold here
14:11that are being used by various scams.
14:13It's pre-registered
14:14using different names,
14:16which is really a violation
14:18of the SIM Card Registration Act.
14:20There are 600 pre-registered SIM cards
14:23that they got from the store.
14:25They even tried some of these.
14:29These are what scammers use,
14:31people who don't want to identify,
14:33but still want to have a presence
14:35on social media.
14:37There's no need for them to register,
14:39and they can do whatever they want.
14:41Aside from telecom fraud,
14:43SIM cards are also used
14:45in other crimes.
14:46If you use it for scamming,
14:48the registered name
14:51is not what the scammer is doing.
14:55So, it will lead us to a dead end.
14:59The two Chinese nationals
15:01who sell these SIM cards were arrested.
15:03Is it true that you sell
15:05pre-registered SIM cards?
15:07I don't know.
15:08Who buys the SIM cards?
15:10Sorry, I don't know.
15:12The CIDG is investigating
15:14how the so-called SIM cards
15:16reached the suspects.
15:17The CIDG warned the public
15:19not to sell pre-registered SIM cards
15:21because it can be used
15:23in crimes with heavy penalties.
15:26For GMA Integrated News,
15:29Marisol Abduraman is your witness.
15:34The Department of Foreign Affairs
15:36rejected the Court of Appeals
15:38of Timor-Leste's request for extradition
15:40to former Negros Oriental
15:42Representative Arnie Tevez.
15:44The government wanted Tevez to be sent home
15:46to face the case
15:48of the murder of former
15:50Negros Oriental Governor Roel Degamo
15:52and many others.
15:54Tevez refused.
15:56According to the DFA,
15:58Timor-Leste's lack of trust
16:00in sending a representative to the Philippines
16:02who is a founding member of ASEAN
16:04who wants to join Timor-Leste.
16:07The DFA also said that
16:09it is important for Timor-Leste
16:11to show his solidarity
16:13in trusting and helping
16:15the members of ASEAN.
16:17It should also be shown
16:19in its relationship with the Philippines.
16:21Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin
16:23of Mulia said earlier
16:25that it is possible for Timor-Leste
16:27to be affected by the ASEAN bid
16:29following their rejection
16:31of Tevez's extradition.
16:33Before we continue,
16:35we reached the Philippines this evening.
16:37U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegse
16:39and Ambassador to the United States
16:41Jose Manuel Romualdez
16:43are important and critical
16:45of the Philippines and America's
16:47visit to the Philippines.
16:49J.P. Soriano is with us.
16:55U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegse
16:57will visit the Philippines
16:59for the first time.
17:01A few days after the Chinese Coast Guard
17:03surrounded and blocked
17:05the ships of the Philippines
17:07and the fishing boats
17:09of the Filipinos in Scarborough Shoal
17:11or Bajo de Masinlo
17:13in the Philippine Sea,
17:15Bajo de Masinlo is inside
17:17the Exclusive Economic Zone
17:19or EEZ of the Philippines
17:21and part of the country's territory.
17:23These actions of China
17:25are being monitored by the U.S.
17:27Defense Department
17:29to find out how we can help.
17:31This is why this visit
17:33will be discussed by
17:35Secretary Tedoro and Secretary Hegse.
17:37What can they do
17:39to show
17:41to China
17:43that we are serious
17:45that they will dominate the area
17:47especially within our
17:49territorial waters.
17:51This is why the meeting between
17:53Secretary Tedoro and Secretary Hegse
17:55will be considered important
17:57and critical for the two countries.
17:59This visit
18:01will be discussed
18:03by Secretary Tedoro
18:05because
18:07the new mantra
18:09of the Trump administration
18:11is deterrence through strength.
18:13In other words,
18:15we need to strengthen
18:17our AMP
18:19and our
18:21interoperability.
18:23Even though the U.S.
18:25Defense Secretary Hegse is not in the Philippines,
18:27China has already
18:29captured him.
18:31According to the Foreign Ministry of China,
18:33whatever defense agreement
18:35the Philippines will make to America,
18:37it should not target
18:39any country
18:41and it should not hurt their interests,
18:43especially
18:45to be a threat to regional peace
18:47and to raise tensions
18:49in the region.
18:51We are not
18:53creating a conflict.
18:55Sometimes,
18:57we get confused
18:59as to why we,
19:01as the CDC, started a conflict.
19:03What happened there
19:05precisely challenged
19:07our relationship
19:09not only with the U.S. but with other
19:11countries as well
19:13that we cannot and will not allow
19:15any one country to dominate
19:17the South China Sea.
19:19Secretary Hegse and
19:21President Bongbong Marcos
19:23also had a chance to talk.
19:25For GMA Integrated News,
19:27I am JP Soriano, your witness.
19:35There are some conditions
19:37that the Philippine government
19:39should follow
19:41if they will ask
19:43and allow the interim release
19:45of former President Rodrigo Duterte
19:47on behalf of the former ICC.
19:49The question is,
19:51how will the Philippines
19:53follow the conditions of the ICC
19:55if the former president's family
19:57says that there is no jurisdiction
19:59of the ICC in the country?
20:01Witness, Marie Zumal.
20:06The lead counsel of the former
20:08President Rodrigo Duterte
20:10has received the first batch of documents
20:12from the Office of the Prosecutor
20:14of the International Criminal Court.
20:16The documents are confidential
20:18and according to Atty. Nicholas Kaufman,
20:20there is an obligation of prosecution
20:22to be given in defense
20:24in accordance with the Rome Statute.
20:26According to Atty. Gilbert Andres,
20:28an ICC-accredited lawyer
20:30who helps victims of extrajudicial killings,
20:32This disclosure of evidence
20:34can be said to be
20:36the evidence
20:38that is also included
20:40in the application for an arrest warrant
20:42that was filed
20:44by the Office of the Prosecutor.
20:46That is where
20:48we will know
20:50if we will relate it
20:52to the application.
20:54As to the specifics,
20:56we do not know for now.
20:58Six months after his first
21:00appearance in the ICC
21:02for the murder as a crime against humanity
21:04due to the drug war of his administration,
21:06the confirmation of charges
21:08against the former President Duterte
21:10was filed in September.
21:12According to the ICC spokesman,
21:14Dr. Fadia Labdala,
21:16who is my exclusive witness,
21:18there will be judged by the pre-trial chamber 1
21:20if the case will be trashed
21:22or directed to litigation.
21:24The prosecution should choose
21:26the strongest evidence
21:28in the case against Duterte
21:30that is systematic
21:32in his war on drugs
21:34that victims committed.
21:36The witnesses can cross-examine
21:38the evidence.
21:40That is why it is possible
21:42that Duterte will face witnesses.
21:44Not all witnesses are victims.
21:46Actually, most of the witnesses
21:48are not victims.
21:50And not all the victims are witnesses.
21:52Actually, very limited number of victims
21:54would be called to be a witness.
21:56Most of the victims will be represented
21:58by a lawyer.
22:00In very few instances,
22:02the judges allowed one or two
22:04of the victims to come in person
22:06and tell their stories.
22:08But they are not there to accuse someone.
22:10They are there to present their point of view,
22:12their observation, and their stories
22:14to the judges.
22:16The accusation is done by the prosecutor
22:18and the witnesses are called by the parties,
22:20either the prosecution or the defense.
22:22On September 23,
22:24the former President Rodrigo Duterte
22:26will hold a conference of charges hearing
22:28here at the ICC for the case of
22:30Crimes Against Humanity.
22:32It can last up to three days.
22:34But there is a change of waiting
22:36of up to 60 days
22:38before the court can issue
22:40its decision on whether
22:42his case will continue in the trial stage or not.
22:44Up to 60 days.
22:46It can be shorter, but the judges have
22:48to issue their decision
22:50in a maximum of 60 days
22:52before the conference of charges hearing
22:54and eventually after the written observation
22:56if there are requests for written observations.
22:58In Duterte's arrest warrant,
23:00the killing of 17 individuals
23:02by the Dabao Death Squad
23:04and 24 others
23:06by law enforcers
23:08was mentioned.
23:10So if there is a plan that involves
23:12a widespread or systematic recurrent
23:14attack against civilian population,
23:16even one murder
23:18may be considered a crime against humanity.
23:20Before September 23,
23:22the pre-trial chamber
23:24may hold a hearing
23:26if procedural matters are to be discussed
23:28or if Duterte's request for
23:30an interim release
23:32will be discussed
23:34before filing his defense.
23:36According to Dr. L. Abdala,
23:38his request for an interim release
23:40will be given in the morning,
23:42but the country should follow
23:44the conditions of the ICC.
23:46If the former president wants to return to the Philippines,
23:48the government should follow the conditions.
23:50But according to Malacanang,
24:18that if we will not cooperate with the ICC,
24:20even that prayer
24:22or even that manifestation of the ICC,
24:24we will not take cognizance of that.
24:26Malacanang first insisted
24:28that Duterte's surrender
24:30is an obligation of the country as a member of INTERPOL
24:32and not an acquaintance of the ICC.
24:34According to Palacio,
24:36there should be consistency in the direct
24:38cooperation with the ICC.
24:40We will say that we will cooperate with the ICC
24:42when it comes to an interim release
24:44because all the issues there will be solved.
24:46It will also be opened
24:48if there will be a freeze order
24:50for his assets.
24:52Will the Duterte family
24:54also want us to cooperate
24:56with the ICC so that all their
24:58assets, whether hidden or not,
25:00can cooperate with the ICC
25:02so that all of their assets
25:04can be seized?
25:06We are still trying to get a reaction
25:08from the Dutertes to what Palacio said.
25:10According to the former chief presidential
25:12legal counsel of Duterte,
25:14Salvador Panelo.
25:16Of course, we want him to be here.
25:18I can be a flight priest.
25:20He knew he was going to be elected.
25:22He went home.
25:24From Daheg, Netherlands,
25:26for GMA Integrated News,
25:28I am Maris Umaliang Inyong.
25:30Succeed!
25:3846 days
25:40before the election 2025.
25:42Workers from different sectors
25:44were among those who helped
25:46those who are running for senator.
25:48Let's take a look.
26:12Pahagi ng Quezon City.
26:14Pailaw sa Luboc River sa Bohol
26:16ang pag-aaralan ni Sen. Lito Lapid.
26:18Dumbalo sa pag-itipon ng
26:20barangay ofesyal si Cong. Rodante
26:22Marculeta.
26:24Nakipagpulong si
26:26Sunny Matula sa health worker
26:28sa Roa City, Capiz.
26:30Nag-motorcade sa
26:32Kaloakan si Manny Pacquiao.
26:34Panawagan ni Kiko Pangilinan
26:36sa gobyerno tugunan ng issue
26:38ng overstock rise ng NFA.
26:40Sabi ni Ariel Quirobin sa
26:42Criminology Graduates, protektahan
26:44ang konstitusyon.
26:46Nakaisa si Sen. Francis Tolentino
26:48sa Women's Month Celebration sa Taguig.
26:52Nangkampanyon sa Malabon si
26:54Cong. Woman Camille Villar.
26:56Pagpapalakas sa Agrikultura
26:58ang isinusulong ni Benhar Abalos.
27:02Nakipagpulong si Aline Andamo
27:04sa mga nagpaprotestang magsasaka sa DAR.
27:06Kabuhayan ng maliliit
27:08na mga ngisla ang sinusulong ni
27:10Bam Aquino.
27:12Isinusulong ni Mayor Abby Pinay
27:14ang pagkapaitin ng bakunahan kontra
27:16TIGDAS. Patuloy namin sinusunda
27:18ng kampanya ng mga tumatakbong senador
27:20sa eleksyon 2025.
27:22Para sa GMA Integrated News,
27:24Ian Cruz ang inyong saksi.
27:32Itinangin ni Buboy Villar ang akusasyon
27:34ng dating partner na sinasaktan niya ito
27:36sa isang social media post.
27:38Sinabi ni Angeline Gorrens na nakaranas
27:40umano siya ng pananakit mula
27:42kay Buboy gaya ng pananakal
27:44at pagmumura.
27:46Inakusahan din niya
27:48si Buboy ng pagpapabaya
27:50dahil bihira daw nitong bisitahin
27:52ang dalawa nilang anak.
27:54Halos dalawang taon din anyang
27:56hindi nagbigay ng sustento si Buboy.
27:58Pero sabi ng aktor na
28:00pag-usapan na nila ito noon pa.
28:07Last year, I think,
28:09last year medyo mahinap po
28:11pero last year yun.
28:13Kapag meeting ako with
28:15ng mami niya at saka nung daddy niya
28:17nandun kami nag-usap kami.
28:19Sinabi ko talaga kung ano yung parang
28:21kaya ko as a father.
28:23So, naisarado naman po namin
28:25ng maayos yun.
28:27Dumaan sa buhay ko po na yung tatay ko din
28:29ay nananakit sa aking nanay.
28:31Alam ko po na mali
28:33ang mananakit ng babae.
28:36Mahal na mahal ko yung nanay ko.
28:38Kaya kahit kailan di ko mayisipan
28:40nasaktan siya.
28:42Malabo po yun.
28:44Ayon pa kay Buboy, nakipag-usap na rao siya
28:46sa ina ni Angeline.
28:48Sinisikap din namin makuha ang reaksyon ni Angeline
28:50sa mga sinabi ni Buboy.
28:52Plano po ng gobyerno
28:54na madagdagan ang mga infrastruktura
28:56at flights sa Batanes na ngayon
28:58unti-unti nang bumabangon ang turismo.
29:00Saksi si Darlene Cai.
29:06Labis na napinsalan
29:08ang malalakas na bagyo
29:10ang Batanes noong nakaraang taon.
29:12Sana'y man ang Batanes sa bagyo,
29:16pati di ang pinsalang
29:18iniwan ang bagyo ng Hulian.
29:20Bukod sa nasinang infrastruktura at kabuhayan,
29:22tinamaan din ang sektor ng turismo
29:24na isa sa pangunahing kabuhayan dito.
29:26Almost mga 30 percent
29:28nawala.
29:30Kaso may takot din kasi.
29:32But good thing, Batanes is Batanes.
29:34We are very much resilient.
29:36Pero, unti-unti nang bumabalik
29:38ang sigla ng turismo.
29:40Lalo ngayong umpisa na ng tag-init.
29:42I would say 80-90 percent
29:44ano na tayo
29:46ready to accept
29:48tourists na talaga.
29:50And then, kasi yung mga water natin,
29:52basic necessities, na ibalik na din.
29:54So, everybody's welcome na to visit Batanes.
29:56Hanggang mayoraw pinakamaganda
29:58ang panahon na pasyalan ng Batanes.
30:00Nagihintay na
30:02ang nakamamanghang views
30:04gaya ng iconic Basco Lighthouse,
30:06Rolling Hills, at Morong Beach.
30:08Kahit saan ka tumingin,
30:10para kang nasa postcard.
30:12Kung sa ganda at ganda lang din,
30:14e wala nang dapat hingin pa dahil
30:16sobra-sobra na dyan ang probinsya ng Batanes.
30:18Pero para raw makaakit ng mas marami
30:20pang turista, ang kailangan nalang gawin
30:22ay dagdagan at pagandahin pa
30:24ang mga servisyo at infrastruktura.
30:26Ang pinakakailangan po talaga
30:28ng Batanes ngayon ay more players
30:30in the airline industry
30:32kasi kailangan po nang mas marami
30:34pang magdala ng mga
30:36visitors po sa Batanes.
30:38Maganda na po ang Batanes pero kailangan
30:40matapatan yun ng mga infrastructure
30:42services.
30:44Nagkaroon ng groundbreaking ng itatayong
30:46Tourist Rest Area o TRA sa Sabtang.
30:48Dito itatayo ang pasilidad na magsisilbing
30:50Central Tourism Information Office
30:52at kung saan pwedeng magpahinga,
30:54maki-WiFi, at bumili ng pasalubong
30:56ang mga turista.
30:59Sa ating port dito
31:01para
31:03the moment that they come down
31:05from their vessels or
31:07as they depart
31:09the island, magkakaroon po tayo
31:11ng mga restrooms para sa kanila.
31:13May plano na rin daw ang gobyerno
31:15para dagdagan ng infrastructures
31:17at makipag-ugnayan sa aviation industry
31:19para madagdagan ng flights.
31:21Mula rito sa Batanes, para sa
31:23GMA Integrated News, ako si Darlene Kaye
31:25ang inyong saksi.
31:27Nakayukong isang pakpak
31:29at dumulas sa runway, ang eraplanong yan
31:31sa Siberia, na bahagi ng Russia.
31:33Natigil ito nung umabot sa bahaging
31:35may makapal na snow.
31:37At sa Transport Prosecutor's Office doon,
31:39bumigay ang landing gear
31:41ng cargo plane sa gitna ng emergency landing.
31:43Walang nasaktan sa
31:45walong crew member nasakay nito.
31:51Pang miaw lakasan
31:53ang nasungkit na titulo ng isang pusa
31:55mula sa Minnesota, sa Amerika.
31:57Meet Mr. Pugsley Adams the Cat,
31:59ang pusa na may
32:01pinaka-mahabang buntot
32:03sa mundo.
32:05May habang 18.5 inches
32:07o halos 47 centimeters
32:09ang kanyang buntot.
32:11Ayon sa fur parent nito, matagal na nila
32:13itong napansin. Paging na kanilang
32:15vet. At nung hinanap niya
32:17ang kasilukuyang title holder online,
32:19doon niya napag-alamang,
32:21apa, mas mahaba pala
32:23ang buntot ni Pugsley.
32:25Febrero na matanggap ni Pugsley
32:27ang kanyang Guinness World Record.
32:35Little Batanes, Baguio Vibes,
32:37at Maladisertong Pasyalan,
32:39ilan lang po yan sa mga patok
32:41at binarayo sa Ilocos Norte na
32:43swak pang pamilya o pang barkada.
32:45Ating saksina.
32:49Di na kailangang pumunta sa Middle East
32:51para sa Maladisertong Vibes.
32:53Dahil sa lawag Ilocos Norte,
32:55may sand dunes kung saan iba't iba
32:57ang aktividad.
32:59Pwedeng magpadula sa sandboarding
33:01at kung gusto ang mas extreme,
33:034x4 ang subukan para maglibot
33:05sa buhanginan.
33:07May bisikleta rin para sa mga gusto
33:09ng mas chill.
33:11Kung gusto lang mag-sightseeing,
33:13bet na bet sa IG-worthy
33:15na burol sa pagodpun.
33:17Sulit ang pagod sa byahe sa ganda
33:19ng dagat at tanawin mula sa bangin
33:21na tinaguri ang Little Botanis
33:23ng Ilocos Norte.
33:25Mahangin din sa lugar na swak
33:27ngayong tag-init.
33:29Dagdag atraksyong din ang wind farm
33:31na masisilayan mula sa burol.
33:35At kung pabalik na sa Metro Manila,
33:37pwede rin mag-sight trip sa bayan ng Salsona.
33:39Ang daraanan mong kalsada,
33:41malabagyo naman sa lamig
33:43at ganda.
33:45Marami kasing pine trees sa gilid ng daan
33:47at tanawin ang sea of clouds.
33:49Para sa GMA Integrated News,
33:51ako si Tina Panganiban Perez,
33:53ang inyong saksi.
33:57Salamat po sa inyong pagsaksi.
33:59Ako si Pia Arcangel.
34:01Para sa mas malaki mission
34:03at sa mas malawak na paglilingkod sa bayan.
34:05Mula sa GMA Integrated News,
34:07ang News Authority ng Pilipino.
34:09Hanggang bukas, sama-sama po tayong magiging.
34:11Saksi!
34:17Mga kapuso,
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34:23para sa ibat-ibang balita.