Narito ang mga nangungunang balita ngayong March 28, 2025
- MMDA at MMC: Odd-even scheme, pinag-aaralang ipatupad oras na simulan ang EDSA rehabilitation
- DSWD: Ayuda sa Kapos ang Kita Program (AKAP), para na lang sa mga kumikita ng mas mababa sa minimum wage
- DOH, nakipag-ugnayan na sa PGH para ilipat ang ilang pasyente nito sa mga ospital ng kagawaran
- Kampanya ng local candidates, simula na ngayong araw | Oplan baklas, isasagawa ng COMELEC ngayong unang araw ng kampanya ng local candidates
- Mga election poster at tarpaulin na hindi naaayon sa mga panuntunan ng COMELEC, binabaklas
- Common-law partner ni FPRRD na si Honeylet Avanceña, hindi nakapasok sa ICC Detention facility | VP Duterte, hindi rin nabisita si FPRRD | Lead counsel ni FPRRD, natanggap na ang unang batch ng mga dokumento mula sa Office of the Prosecutor | ICC: sa confirmation of charges hearing malalaman kung itutuloy ang paglilitis o ibabasura ang kaso | ICC: Pre-trial chamber, puwedeng magpatawag ng pagdinig bago ang confirmation of charges hearing kung kakailanganin | ICC: Bansang pagdadalhan sa akusado para sa interim release, dapat pumayag sa kondisyon ng korte
| Malacañang: kung makikipagtulungan ang gobyerno sa ICC para sa interim release, makikipagtulungan din dapat kaugnay sa freeze order
- Malaking sawa, pumasok sa isang kuwarto
- U.S. Defense Sec. Pete Hegseth, dumating na sa Pilipinas; nakatakdang makipag-usap kay PH Defense Sec. Teodoro kaugnay sa West Phl Sea
- "Gigil," bagong salita sa Oxford Dictionary
- Panayam kay Dr. Jonas del Rosario, spokesperson ng PGH
- Pinay tennis ace Alex Eala, makakalaban si World no. 4 Jessica Pegula sa semifinals ng Miami Open 2025 ngayong araw
- Contestant ng "TNT: All-Star Grand Resbak 2025"' sa "It's Showtime," na-disqualify
- PAGASA: Mas mainit na panahon, asahan sa mga susunod na araw; ilang residente, kaniya-kaniyang diskarte kontra-init
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- MMDA at MMC: Odd-even scheme, pinag-aaralang ipatupad oras na simulan ang EDSA rehabilitation
- DSWD: Ayuda sa Kapos ang Kita Program (AKAP), para na lang sa mga kumikita ng mas mababa sa minimum wage
- DOH, nakipag-ugnayan na sa PGH para ilipat ang ilang pasyente nito sa mga ospital ng kagawaran
- Kampanya ng local candidates, simula na ngayong araw | Oplan baklas, isasagawa ng COMELEC ngayong unang araw ng kampanya ng local candidates
- Mga election poster at tarpaulin na hindi naaayon sa mga panuntunan ng COMELEC, binabaklas
- Common-law partner ni FPRRD na si Honeylet Avanceña, hindi nakapasok sa ICC Detention facility | VP Duterte, hindi rin nabisita si FPRRD | Lead counsel ni FPRRD, natanggap na ang unang batch ng mga dokumento mula sa Office of the Prosecutor | ICC: sa confirmation of charges hearing malalaman kung itutuloy ang paglilitis o ibabasura ang kaso | ICC: Pre-trial chamber, puwedeng magpatawag ng pagdinig bago ang confirmation of charges hearing kung kakailanganin | ICC: Bansang pagdadalhan sa akusado para sa interim release, dapat pumayag sa kondisyon ng korte
| Malacañang: kung makikipagtulungan ang gobyerno sa ICC para sa interim release, makikipagtulungan din dapat kaugnay sa freeze order
- Malaking sawa, pumasok sa isang kuwarto
- U.S. Defense Sec. Pete Hegseth, dumating na sa Pilipinas; nakatakdang makipag-usap kay PH Defense Sec. Teodoro kaugnay sa West Phl Sea
- "Gigil," bagong salita sa Oxford Dictionary
- Panayam kay Dr. Jonas del Rosario, spokesperson ng PGH
- Pinay tennis ace Alex Eala, makakalaban si World no. 4 Jessica Pegula sa semifinals ng Miami Open 2025 ngayong araw
- Contestant ng "TNT: All-Star Grand Resbak 2025"' sa "It's Showtime," na-disqualify
- PAGASA: Mas mainit na panahon, asahan sa mga susunod na araw; ilang residente, kaniya-kaniyang diskarte kontra-init
Unang Balita is the news segment of GMA Network's daily morning program, Unang Hirit. It's anchored by Arnold Clavio, Susan Enriquez, Ivan Mayrina, and Mariz Umali, and airs on GMA-7 Mondays to Fridays at 5:30 AM (PHL Time).
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00:00The MMDA and Metro Manila Council are studying the implementation of the Add Even Scheme in EDSA.
00:17Rehabilitation will start once it will be separated from the existing number coding of the MMDA.
00:25It will also avoid carmageddon or heavy traffic.
00:29The construction of EDSA will start on the 2nd week of April or Holy Week.
00:42The scope of beneficiaries of the AYUDA in the Kapos Angkita Program or ACAP
00:48of the Department of Social Welfare and Development has been limited.
00:51According to DSWD Secretary Rex Gatchalian, it is only for those who earn less than the minimum wage.
00:58In the past, it was only included in the program for low-income people.
01:04You can see the list of beneficiaries on the DSWD's website and social media accounts.
01:12It is clear that AYUDA will continue to provide assistance for their programs, but it does not allow for political activities.
01:25The Department of Health of the Philippine General Hospital is coordinating the transfer of some of its patients to Kagawaran Hospital.
01:32The PGH Emergency Ward is in critical overcapacity.
01:38That is why they will not be accepted by new patients, except for those with life-threatening conditions.
01:45Patients can be transferred to DOH hospitals in Caloocan, Las Piñas, Malabon, Mandaluyong and Manila,
01:54as well as to Marikina, Muntinlupa, Pasig, Queso City and Valenzuela.
02:08The campaign period for local opposition candidates for the May 2025 elections has already started.
02:21As soon as the campaign period for the local opposition has started,
02:25the Oplanta class has gathered to remove the election paraphernalia that do not comply with the guidelines issued by COMELEC.
02:34We will talk to COMELEC Chairman George Garcia.
02:38Chairman, when the campaign period for national opposition started, you had an Oplanta class.
02:44Now, you have another Oplanta class.
02:45For those who are running for local positions, are there really many who do not follow, Chairman?
02:50Good morning, Ma'am Susan, to the Unang Hirit family. Good morning to all of you.
02:54But before that, before I answer, I would like to thank MMDA, our chairman,
03:00Chairman Artes, to our Eco Waste Coalition,
03:03as well as the BJMP, our partners in the removal of the class.
03:09You know, there are really many who do not follow.
03:12You know, if I were the only candidate, before this day started,
03:16I would have already removed those who are in public places,
03:18so that it would not be difficult for us.
03:20Our hands are already dirty like that.
03:22You're already removed.
03:23It's hard to remove the paraphernalia.
03:26I hope they will be removed immediately so that it will not be difficult for the Comelec,
03:31the MMDA, our LGUs, as well as the other sectors to clean public places.
03:38What they can see is that they have violations.
03:42Is there no punishment for them, Chairman?
03:46Of course, on this day, we are not there yet because you are the one who will start our backlash.
03:52But you know that we will be backlashing every day.
03:55It's like we're going to call a backlash commission.
03:57So what we're going to do is, based on the law, we will write them.
04:01We will give them three days to remove the illegally posted materials
04:06or the materials that use non-biodegradable materials,
04:10the ones that do not melt, are not environmentally friendly.
04:15So if they do not remove it in three days, we will sue them.
04:19Election offension and disqualification.
04:22Chairman, in your first offline backlash for national position,
04:25were there any candidates in the national position who violated and were punished
04:31because they did not comply with what you issued?
04:34Technically, they did not violate.
04:36Technically, there were some who were disqualified in some areas.
04:39However, because the law is giving them three days to remove,
04:45so there is almost no violation because everyone is removing.
04:49It's being removed here, it will be transferred to the other side,
04:51we will issue a notice, it will be removed again.
04:54That's the grey area of the law.
04:56That's the loophole of the law.
04:57We can't do anything. That's the law.
04:59And therefore, it's called due process.
05:01They were given three days to remove.
05:05And then, if they are stuck in another place, it will be rewritten.
05:09So you are here with the MMDA and the Eco-Waste Coalition
05:12because you said that they violated because the campaign materials are being removed.
05:16We are just one block away.
05:17As Chairman Artis said, we were able to remove one truck.
05:20But the good thing is that the Eco-Waste Coalition is here.
05:23We are also with the BJMP.
05:26Aside from reminding that the materials we will use should be environment-friendly,
05:31we will partner them because our plan is that we will donate everything we can get,
05:36the MMDA and other sectors.
05:39That can be recycled.
05:41It can be used as bags.
05:42It can be used as anything.
05:44Our brothers in prison are BJMP.
05:47So in any way, they can earn money.
05:49In any way, their time can be used to convert what we will remove into something which is usable.
05:57Chairman, let us remind our candidates.
06:01The campaign period for local positions will start now.
06:04We will have holidays.
06:06What will be the system of their campaign?
06:10I hope there will be no riots.
06:11Let us not have riots.
06:12That is very difficult.
06:13Because what Comelac is doing,
06:15a lot of PNP, MMDA, and other groups are doing.
06:19After that, we are focusing on the removal.
06:22Be a responsible candidate.
06:24Lastly, you will be voted by voters because you are acting in accordance with our policies.
06:32That will be the basis for the voters to choose the right candidate.
06:38After the pre-deal, will you go to...
06:41This is nationwide.
06:42Nationwide?
06:43This is nationwide.
06:44We are doing this throughout the Philippines.
06:46Therefore, I hope the candidates will not get mad at us.
06:50Because what you put is wrong.
06:51If that is in the right place, we will not do that.
06:54Okay. Thank you, Chairman George Garcia of Comelac.
06:57So they are here in the pre-deal.
06:58We also saw the MMDA truck that was carrying the campaign materials.
07:05They are removing them one by one.
07:08That is why they are with the members of the Eco-Waste Coalition
07:10to recycle the campaign posters or materials that they removed here in the pre-deal in Tondo, Manila.
07:17Let's go back to the studio first.
07:21Comelac will write to the offices of the candidates
07:24to tell them that they will remove their illegal posters and tarpaulins.
07:30Those who do not follow will be able to send a show-cause order.
07:34That is a complete lie.
07:35We have a report with Jomar Apresto.
07:38Jomar?
07:43Susan, good morning.
07:44I am here in the pre-deal section in Tondo, Manila.
07:47This is where the posters of the candidates for the local election, Comelac and MMDA, clash.
07:52Comelac said that just here in the pre-deal market,
07:56a truck full of tarpaulins reached their illegal places.
08:02This is followed by the start of the local campaign period for the election of 2025.
08:07Aside from removing the posters,
08:10Comelac will also start writing to the offices of the candidates in order to remove.
08:15So that the people of the candidates will be able to remove the posters
08:19that were placed in the illegal places.
08:21Just like the posters that are oversized and non-environment-friendly materials.
08:26If the candidates do not follow within three days,
08:29Comelac will send a show-cause order here.
08:32Comelac said earlier that footbridges and other places owned by the government are prohibited.
08:40Meanwhile, Susan, the MMDA said that they will send 500 MMDA personnel
08:46to different parts of Metro Manila to backlash the illegal posters.
08:51If we are talking about motorcades,
08:53Chairman Artes said that they will not give permits to the candidates,
08:58except on Saturday and Sunday.
09:01That is the first news from Manila.
09:03I'm Jomer Apresto for GMA Integrated News.
09:06Let's now look at the gay issue in Quezon City.
09:10We have a live report from James Agustin. James.
09:17Good morning to the illegal campaign posters.
09:20Comelac and other people from the Department of Public Order and Safety
09:25from QCLGU are here in the 6th District of Quezon City.
09:30Just outside of Calayaan Avenue,
09:33the people of the Department of Public Order and Safety, or DPOS,
09:37removed the campaign posters that are attached to the wall.
09:39There are wrong measurements and none in the common poster area.
09:43A few meters away, there are also many posters that are placed on the steel fence.
09:47Next, there are also removed tarpaulins that are attached to the walls.
09:51In Villuna Avenue, Corner Mabilis Street,
09:53there are three campaign posters,
09:54one of which is the backhoe of Bacanting Lote.
09:57The situation is the same in the areas of Mapangakit Street and Matatag Street.
10:01The tarpaulins are attached to the candidates,
10:03even in the low-lying areas.
10:05In E. Rodriguez Avenue,
10:07there are also many posters that are attached to the wall.
10:14Compared to the first offline gays,
10:16most likely now, there are no more streetlights,
10:19meralco signposts, and traffic lights
10:22because we have a local ordinance that prohibits them to be installed.
10:25So now, we noticed that there are no more.
10:27Mostly, they are on abandoned walls, abandoned places.
10:36Meanwhile, it is expected that the offline gays will end
10:39in various places here in Quezon City later at 7 a.m.
10:44The illegal campaign posters that were collected will be brought to a compound
10:48here in the corner of Quezon Avenue and Senator Miriam Defensor Santiago Avenue.
10:53We also saw that two dump trucks came here full of illegal campaign poster materials.
11:01That is the first news from Quezon City.
11:03I'm James Agustin for Joyme Integrated News.
11:08The common law partner of former President Rodrigo Duterte,
11:12Hanilet Abancenia, is now in the detention facility of the International Criminal Court.
11:17Live from Diheg, we will have a first look at who will join us.
11:21Paris.
11:25Igan, it's 11.14 p.m. here in the Netherlands.
11:29The supporters of former President Rodrigo Duterte are preparing for his 80th birthday this March 28.
11:37He visited the common law partner of former President Rodrigo Duterte, Hanilet Abancenia,
11:45to wish him a happy birthday.
11:47But for the second time, he was not able to enter the ICC detention facility.
11:52He remained there for a while with supporters
11:54and some of them even gave birthday greeting cards to the former President.
11:59One of Duterte's lawyers asked him for a gift.
12:03Hanilet Abancenia is one of Duterte's lawyers.
12:06She promised to force him and his daughter Veronica to enter the ICC on the same day.
12:11She even asked him to do it on Saturday.
12:13Before Hanilet arrived at the detention facility,
12:16Vice President Sara Duterte was not able to enter.
12:20She only took the four suitcases and the return box,
12:23which was supposed to be for the former President,
12:25but she was not able to accommodate inside.
12:34To you, to me, please do not video their—
12:38it is prohibited to video their building and the people who enter and exit there.
12:49Even though the deadline for the disclosure of evidence is still in April,
12:54or for the disclosure of evidence to be submitted,
12:57the prosecution has already submitted the first part of their evidence
13:02to the International Criminal Court and the defense has been copy-furnished here.
13:08How are you, sir?
13:08I'm very well, thank you very much.
13:10The lead counsel of the former President Rodrigo Duterte has already received
13:13the first batch of documents from the Office of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court.
13:18The documents are confidential,
13:20according to Atty. Nicholas Kaufman,
13:22it is an obligation of the prosecution to provide the defense in accordance with the Rome Statute.
13:27According to Atty. Gilbert Andres,
13:29an ICC-accredited lawyer who helps victims of extrajudicial killings.
13:34The disclosure of this evidence, we can say that these are the evidences
13:40that are also included in the application for an arrest warrant filed by the Office of the Prosecutor.
13:48That is where we will know if we will relate it to the application.
13:55As for the specifics, we do not know that for now.
14:00Six months after facing the ICC for the murder as a crime against humanity
14:06because of the drug war of his administration,
14:08the confirmation of charges against the former President Duterte was established in September.
14:13According to the ICC spokesman, Dr. Fadiya Labdala,
14:17who is my exclusive interviewee,
14:19the court will base the pre-trial Chamber 1
14:22if the case will be trashed or will be directed to litigation.
14:25The prosecution should choose the most reliable evidence
14:29to defend the case against Duterte
14:31that was a systematic attack on his war on drugs committed by the victims.
14:36The witness may face and cross-examine both sides.
14:40That is why it is possible for Duterte to face the witnesses.
14:43Not all witnesses are victims.
14:46And not all the victims are witnesses.
14:48Actually, a very limited number of victims would be called to be a witness.
14:53And normally, most of the victims will be represented by a lawyer.
14:59In very few instances, the judges allowed one or two of the victims
15:04to come in person and tell their stories.
15:06But they are not there to accuse someone.
15:08They are there to present their point of view,
15:10their observation, and their stories to the judges.
15:14The accusation is done by the prosecutor.
15:16On September 23, the confirmation of charges hearing of former President Rodrigo Duterte
15:21here in the ICC for the case of Crimes Against Humanity.
15:25And this can take up to three days.
15:28But there is a change of waiting for up to 60 days
15:31before the court can issue its decision
15:34on whether his case will continue in the trial stage or not.
15:38In Duterte's arrest warrant,
15:39he was charged with killing 17 individuals
15:42in the hands of the Davao Death Squad
15:44and 24 others in the hands of law enforcers.
15:47So if there is a plan that involves a widespread
15:51or systematic recurrent attack against civilian population,
15:55even one murder may be considered a crime against humanity.
16:00Before September 23,
16:01the pre-trial chamber can call for a hearing
16:04on whether procedural matters need to be discussed
16:07or if Duterte's request for an interim release will be discussed
16:11before filing his defense.
16:13According to Dr. L. Abdala,
16:15this kind of request for an interim release will be given.
16:18But the country should follow the conditions of the ICC.
16:23If the former president wants to return to the Philippines,
16:25the government should follow the conditions.
16:28But according to her...
16:29Does it mean that we have to recognize
16:34that ICC has jurisdiction over the Philippines?
16:38I believe the family of the former President Duterte
16:44is asking and praying from the Supreme Court
16:48that the government should not cooperate with the ICC.
16:55So it means that if we will not cooperate with the ICC,
16:59even that prayer or even that manifestation of the ICC,
17:02we will not take cognizance of that.
17:05Malacanang first insisted that Duterte's resignation
17:08is an obligation of the country as a member of the Interpol
17:11and not as a member of the ICC.
17:13According to Palacio,
17:14there should be consistency in the direct cooperation with the ICC.
17:18We will say that we will cooperate with the ICC
17:20when it comes to the interim release
17:23because all the issues there will be opened.
17:25It will also be opened if there will be a freeze order
17:29on his assets.
17:31Will the Duterte family want us to cooperate with the ICC
17:35so that all their assets,
17:37whether they are hidden or not,
17:40we will cooperate with the ICC
17:41so that all their assets will be freed.
17:44We are still trying to get a reaction from the Duterte family
17:47to what Palacio said.
17:48According to the former Chief Presidential Legal Counsel of Duterte,
17:52Atty. Salvador Panelo.
17:54Of course, we want him to be here.
17:57How can we apply treason?
18:00He knew he was going to be arrested.
18:02He went home.
18:03Streaming is only for the public.
18:33The program will be held here in the Netherlands at 10 a.m.
18:37and supporters of former President Rodrigo Duterte will have a picnic
18:42to celebrate his day in front of the detention facility.
18:46A large reticulated python or snake
18:49was seen entering a room in Macolon City.
18:52According to the spies who saw the snake,
18:54the snake crawled into their bed early yesterday
18:57where they rented a room.
19:00They didn't let the snake out until it came out.
19:03According to the Department of Environment and Natural Resources,
19:06the snake came out because of the heat
19:08from where they live.
19:11Based on the Wildlife Resources Conservation and Protection Act,
19:15it is prohibited to harm and kill wildlife species such as the snake.
19:22U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hexen arrived in the Philippines last night.
19:26According to the U.S. Embassy in the Philippines,
19:28this will show the importance of the alliance between the two countries
19:31and the strong cooperation for the free and open Indo-Pacific region.
19:36According to the Philippine Ambassador to the United States, Jose Manuel Romualdez,
19:40Hexen and Defense Secretary Gilbert Chidoro
19:44are in talks on issues in the West Philippine Sea.
19:47They will discuss what to do if tensions arise in the region.
19:51According to the Foreign Ministry of China,
19:53the cooperation of the Philippines and America should not target
19:57any country and their interests.
19:59The Philippines should stop being a mouthpiece of other countries
20:04and stop its own political agenda.
20:13The word gigil is the newest Filipino word added to the Oxford English Dictionary.
20:19It can be used as a noun or adjective.
20:22Gigil means an intense feeling of anger, anger or joy.
20:29It is the type of feeling that makes your hands tremble,
20:32your body shake, or you feel like you want to throw up.
20:37Gigil is also included in the Oxford English Dictionary.
20:40Some Filipino words such as bakya, bonga, kilig, lumpia, pinoy, toyo, trapo, and others.
20:50The patients in the emergency room of the Philippine General Hospital are being admitted.
20:55We will now call on Dr. Jonas Del Rosario, the spokesperson of the PGH.
21:00Good morning.
21:01Good morning, Egan and to your listeners and viewers.
21:06How is the situation in the emergency room of the PGH?
21:09Is it still in overcapacity, doc?
21:11Yes, it's still in overcapacity, Egan.
21:14There are a lot of patients going to our hospital.
21:19The PGH emergency room, in an ideal setting, can accommodate only 75 patients.
21:28The PGH has a large emergency room.
21:33It's not just 75 patients.
21:37Most of the time, we are operating way above the capacity, usually 150 patients at any one time inside.
21:46But now, it's going up to 190 or 200.
21:50And because of that, we have reached what we call a critical level of overcapacity.
21:58That's why our advice is to limit the admission or admission of patients.
22:08What we call here is code triage.
22:11What we mean to say is that we will only entertain patients who have an acute life-threatening emergency.
22:18That is really a life-threatening emergency.
22:20Yes.
22:21Yes.
22:22What is the reason for the sudden increase of patients in the ER?
22:27Is there a common disease or is there a sudden increase in the number of patients?
22:32None.
22:33Yes.
22:34There are a lot of patients going to the hospital.
22:37There are a lot of people who are suffering from concussion, pneumonia, heart attacks, stroke.
22:45We are not reporting any outbreaks, but there are a lot of patients going to the hospital.
22:54I think across the board, there are a lot of hospitals that are saying that they have a lot of patients in the ER.
23:02Yes. You mentioned oxygen ports. How are they, doctor?
23:05Well, the oxygen port of PGH is about 70.
23:10There are a lot of oxygen ports for an emergency room.
23:14We have one of the most oxygen ports in the emergency room.
23:18So if there are a lot of patients inside who need oxygen, eventually you will run out of oxygen.
23:25As of now, all are still occupied.
23:28I mean, if there are patients who really need oxygen, we don't have a pipe-in oxygen port that is attached to the wall that you can open.
23:40Sometimes, what happens is, in the top gap measure, we will get an oxygen tank and you will attach it.
23:49Of course, it's limited. It's running out. It's not safe for other patients.
23:58But Dr. Del Rosario, there's a law that prohibits the refusal of patients. What can we do to help them?
24:06Well, you know, we are one of the hospitals that...
24:10As other hospitals are saying, it's closed, we can't do it anymore.
24:16In PGH, as much as possible, we don't want to refuse.
24:21The advisory is just to inform the public that the situation in PGH is a bit difficult.
24:29That's why our appeal, especially to other hospitals that are sending patients to PGH,
24:36we cannot accept their transfer because they cannot be taken care of.
24:43They might be outside and the patients cannot enter.
24:46For other patients whose illness is mild and they don't need urgent attention, they can go to a smaller hospital or other hospitals.
24:57Actually, we coordinated with the Department of Health and the Secretary, Secretary Ted Arbosa, issued a directive that
25:06the DOH hospitals will accept patients who cannot be seen or accepted in PGH.
25:15Yes. Thank you very much Dr. Jonas Del Rosario, spokesperson of PGH. Be careful.
25:19Thank you very much, Ican.
25:21Today is the semifinals match of the Filipina Tennis Ace, Alex Ayala in the Miami Open 2025.
25:32His opponent is Jessica Pegula of America.
25:36Yesterday, Ayala defeated the World No. 2 Iga Siwatek in the quarterfinals with a score of 6-2 at 75.
25:43Ayala is the only Filipino to have lost to a top 30 player since the rankings in 1975.
25:51The World No. 1 player, Arina Sabalenka of Belarus, qualified for the finals.
25:56She is the Gemma Integrated News that Ayala talked to after her quarterfinal win.
26:04It feels amazing because I know this is a historical achievement and it's definitely an achievement that I dedicate to my country.
26:15I'd love to give myself a pat on the back and give my team a pat on the back, but that's not the end goal.
26:22So, keep working.
26:33A contestant called the All-Star Grand Dress Back 2025 was disqualified in its showtime.
26:40Yesterday, Marco Adobas was announced to be disqualified due to an agreement that he signed before competing.
26:50Adobas posted allegations against the competition and the program on social media.
26:57Adobas is also looking for a chance to file a complaint against him.
27:02Adobas has not yet made a statement.
27:03Arvery Lagaring is Adobas' replacement.
27:11Some of our countrymen have been disqualified so that they can enjoy the freshness that is expected to be hotter in the coming days.
27:19MyStreet, hear it live, Bam Alegre.
27:22Bam!
27:32What?
27:34Igan, good morning. The heat of the competition has beaten the heat of the competition, especially the heat.
27:38We've talked to some of our countrymen and they all have different discards.
27:42To avoid heatstroke, here's the Strict Heat It.
27:46In this hot weather, the timeout for the people of Barangay Pindan in Taguig can be found easily due to the scorching heat.
27:56That's why 5 sacks of ice is not enough for Marilu Reyes, who is always sold out.
28:00Sherwin De La Paz, however, has been topless since 6 a.m.
28:04Even though he can swim around in the water as a boatman in the river, he is not affected by the scorching heat.
28:08The scorching heat, or heat index, is possible to reach the danger level this Friday.
28:12In some parts of the Philippines, according to the weather forecast, it's from 42 to 51 degrees Celsius.
28:18In Metro Manila, it's possible to reach 39 to 40 degrees Celsius. That's the extreme caution category.
28:22As a reminder, always drink water and avoid the scorching heat of the sun as it can cause heat exhaustion, heat cramps, or heatstroke.
28:30That's why these friends were able to talk in the morning by the river because it's time for the sun to rise.
28:36They are now hiding at home. Let's listen to what they have to say.
28:42How hot is it here? You're by the river.
28:44It's hot.
28:4639 degrees Celsius.
28:48It's hot, especially if it's 12 or 3 p.m.
28:57At 5 p.m., it's still hot.
28:59What do you do?
29:01We don't go out.
29:03I run out of 5 bags yesterday.
29:06One bag is 1,10 pesos.
29:09It's only 5 pesos and 10 pesos to buy.
29:12It depends on the people here how much they want to buy.
29:17But now, you're always running out?
29:18Yes, I'm running out of 5 bags.
29:19It's still early in the morning and you're already taking off your clothes.
29:23How hot is it now?
29:24It's very hot.
29:33This is just a preview. According to the forecast, it will be hotter in April or May.
29:38This is Street Hero from Taguig, for GMA Integrated News.
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