Unang Balita sa Unang Hirit: APRIL 4, 2025 [HD]

GMA Integrated News

Narito ang mga nangungunang balita ngayong April 4, 2025  - Motorcycle rider at e-trike driver, nagsuntukan sa Sumulong Highway | Suntukan, nag-ugat sa sagian ng motorsiklo at e-trike  - 2 driver at isang kundoktor, nagsuntukan dahil umano sa agawan sa pasahero  - Polisiya tungkol sa pagdadala ng malalaking luggage sa MRT, suspendido at pinapa-review ng DOTr  - Malacañang: Patuloy na pinapa-review sa Regional Tripartite Wages and Productivity Board ang hiling na wage hike  - Paghahatid ng mga automated counting machine para sa Eleksyon 2025, sinimulan na  - 67 Kadiwa ng Pangulo stores, bubuksan sa Philippine Postal Offices sa iba't ibang bahagi ng bansa  - ICC registry, nagsumite ng mga dokumento na naglalaman ng kanilang konsultasyon sa mga kinatawan n EJK victims |  ICC spokesperson, ipinaliwanag na hindi lahat ng mga biktima ng EJK ay posibleng maging testigo | Kapatid ng 2 sa mga pinatay noong war on drugs, kabilang sa mga nag-apply para tumestigo sa ICC  - PBBM sa pasasalamat ni VPSD: "Glad I could help."  - Ilang palaisdaan, unti-unting natutuyo dahil sa mainit na panahon | Samahang Magbabangus sa Pangasinan: Supply ng bangus, sapat hanggang sa Semana Santa  - Chinese Foreign Ministry: 3 Pilipinong spy umano, inaresto sa Beijing  - DMW: 17 Pilipinong inaresto sa Qatar dahil sa pagtitipon para kay FPRRD, naka-provisional release  - Mga deboto, dagsa sa Quiapo Church ngayong unang Biyernes ng buwan; naghahanda na para sa Semana Santa  - Homemade Filipino sauce business ng isang pinay, patok sa United Kingdom; nakikilala na rin sa iba pang bansa sa Europe  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).  For more videos from Unang Balita, visit http://www.gmanetwork.com/unangbalita. For Kapuso abroad, subscribe to GMA Pinoy TV (http://www.gmapinoytv.com/) for GMA programs.

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00:00A week hasn't passed since the death of a motorist in a road fight in Antipolo City.

00:21A motorcycle driver and an e-trike driver collided on the Sumulong Highway.

00:26We have live news.

00:35Ivan, there's another incident of road rage here in Antipolo City.

00:39The road fight that started when an e-trike and a motorcycle collided.

00:46We have a lot of bullets here.

00:50An e-trike and a motorcycle collided on the Sumulong Highway in Antipolo City yesterday at 3pm.

00:56It was not seen in the video.

00:58But it looked like the two motorists were fighting while their driver was inside the e-trike.

01:04Until the rider pushed the driver to the side of the road.

01:10The rider hit the wall while they were exchanging punches.

01:15According to the barangay, the motorcycle collided with the e-trike and its small fan was damaged.

01:22The driver of the e-trike was the first to punch.

01:26He was angry because his fan was damaged.

01:32The driver of the e-trike admitted that he was angry because his head was hot.

01:40He punched the e-trike.

01:42He ran away when he saw the e-trike was damaged.

01:48He ran away until he reached the wall.

01:52While the two were exchanging punches, another rider hit the e-trike to make them compete.

01:57According to the barangay, the rider was injured in the face.

02:00And the e-trike driver was injured in the arms and back.

02:04The two faced each other in the barangay to talk.

02:07We calmed down a bit before they hit each other.

02:11We hit each other when they were fighting.

02:15We are still trying to get evidence of the two people who were involved in the collision on the road.

02:20According to the Antipolo Police, they have not yet received a complaint related to the incident.

02:26Last week, there was also a road fight in Antipolo.

02:31One person was shot and the other was injured.

02:34I hope that you will also be calm on the road.

02:39Don't ride in the heat.

02:46Ivan, according to the barangay of Santa Cruz in Antipolo,

02:49the two motorists were facing each other in their line until 11 p.m.

02:54Last night, the two admitted that they both made a mistake.

02:57Here is the first news from Antipolo, Rizal.

03:00Bea Pinlac for GMA Integrated News.

03:05There was also a road fight in Coronadal, South Cotabato.

03:09In the video, the three men were fighting on the road outside a terminal.

03:14Even though they were stopped by a woman, they continued to fight until they fell on the road.

03:19Two drivers and one conductor were injured.

03:22According to the witnesses, the reason for the fight was to steal passengers.

03:26They fought after the members of the civil security unit in the terminal and other drivers got in the way.

03:32The bodies of the people who were injured in the fight were found.

03:36They were taken to the barangay.

03:40The Department of Transportation also filed a complaint against the police for carrying large luggage in the MRT-3.

03:47According to the police of the MRT-3, it is prohibited to carry luggage that is larger than two feet by two feet.

03:54Transportation Secretary Vince Dizon first reviewed the police and MRT-3 General Manager Michael Capati.

04:01Dizon understood that this should not be a reason for the passengers to have a hard time during their trip.

04:09Malacanang preferred to pass through the Regional Tripartite Wages and Productivity Board than Congress

04:15on the requested wage hike.

04:17He filed a complaint in the appeal of the Trade Union Congress of the Philippines to the President

04:21that the 200-peso legislated wage hike should be repealed.

04:24According to Malacanang, the legislated wage hike is under the power of Congress.

04:28As of now, 16 regions have been reviewed by the Wage Board and there are also regions where the salaries of the workers have increased.

04:36The TUCP warned that Malacanang is misinformed.

04:42The Regional Minimum Wage has just been increased, so the workers are continuing to suffer.

04:48Through the TUCP, the President has the power to certify as urgent the repeal of the 200-peso wage hike based on the Constitution.

05:06Automated counting machines that will be used in the election of 2025 have already been distributed.

05:11According to Comelec, from the warehouse in Binan, Laguna,

05:14the first batch of ACMs will be delivered to the Comelec hubs in Iligan, Kindapawan, and Zabwanga City.

05:20Today is the delivery in the Caraga region.

05:23From the designated hubs, the local Comelec unit will get the ACMs.

05:27110,000 are the total number of ACMs that will be deployed.

05:3294,000 of these will be used in the election.

05:3516,000 machines will serve as a reserve or contingency.

05:40On May 6, the final testing and sealing of the machines will be carried out.

05:4667 stores will open in the Philippine Postal Office in different parts of the country.

05:53Under the Memorandum of Understanding that was passed by the Department of Agriculture and the Philippine Postal Corporation,

06:00distribution centers and other facilities of the PhilPost will help to spread the products of fishermen and farmers.

06:10The ICC Registry submitted documents in the pre-trial Chamber 1

06:16that contain the results of their consultation with the victims of extrajudicial killings.

06:23That is part of the process of the case that is being faced by former President Rodrigo Duterte in the International Criminal Court.

06:30Live from The Hague, Netherlands, here is the latest news with us, Maris Umali.

06:35Maris?

06:40Susan, it is now 12.30 am here in The Hague.

06:45The International Criminal Court assured that they have a system in place

06:50to ensure the safety or protection of the victims or witnesses

06:55in the hearing of crimes against humanity against the former President Rodrigo Duterte here in the ICC.

07:04The ICC Registry submitted 16 pages of documents in the pre-trial Chamber 1.

07:10They said that they already had three consultations with the victims of extrajudicial killings

07:16during the drug war of the former President Rodrigo Duterte.

07:19More than 200 victims were included in the consultations

07:23that were faced by more than 2,000 victims and more than 1,500 families of EJK

07:29in 2021, 2022 and 2023.

07:33According to the ICC, the consultation is not yet about the case.

07:37Part of the consultation with the victims was about how can they identify themselves.

07:42Are there ID cards? Are there official documentation?

07:45Are there any unofficial documentation that can be provided to prove their identity and so on?

07:54The Registry asked the pre-trial Chamber to accept the various official IDs issued in the Philippines

08:00because the national ID system has not yet been implemented here.

08:03According to Dr. Abdala, not all victims can be witnesses.

08:07In the confirmation of charges on September 23, it is not expected that many witnesses will appear.

08:12A witness is a person who is called by the parties, by the prosecution or by the defense or by the judges for that matter

08:21to testify, to provide a valuable information that can be useful for the judges to decide on a certain case.

08:28A witness may or may not be a victim. An expert is a witness. An insider is a witness.

08:34There are different types of witnesses, but not necessarily a victim.

08:39One of those who is preparing to apply for participation in the case is Mira.

08:44She does not have a real name. She is currently in Dahig.

08:47Two days ago, she was found guilty of drug possession and a fight was started.

08:51That's why she was sentenced to the Umanoy Police Operations in May 2017

08:55in the wake of the war on drugs by the Duterte administration.

08:58To show that there are really victims, we are here.

09:01There are many, and there are many who are really afraid.

09:04Even though they know that they are victims, they are really afraid.

09:14The International Criminal Court firmly believes that the identification of the victims will remain confidential,

09:22especially those who can testify to ensure their safety in the hearing.

09:27Meanwhile, glad I could help.

09:30That is the statement of President Bombo Marcos after he was thanked by Vice President Sara Duterte.

09:37At times, Vice President Sara said that because of their current situation,

09:41they were able to talk to her father, former President Rodrigo Duterte, and apologized.

09:46Palace Press Officer Undersecretary Claire Castro said that the Vice President should thank her father.

09:52The war on drugs is the reason why Duterte was imprisoned in the Netherlands.

09:57There was an instant bonding between the Vice President and the former President.

10:01The Duterte family has yet to comment on this.

10:07Thank you very much and be careful.

10:09Maris and Marly live from the Netherlands.

10:13The roads in Pangasinan are slowly drying up because of the hot weather.

10:18How is the supply and price of rice?

10:21Live from Pangasinan, we have the first news with Jasmine Gabriel Galvan of GMA Regional TV.

10:26Jasmine?

10:30Ivan, the Agriculture Office is continuously contacting the fish producers,

10:35especially the fish pond owners,

10:39to find out the situation of their fisheries during this hot weather.

10:48Every day, Greg Bautista monitors his fisheries in Barangay Maasin, Manila.

10:54The fish pond cannot be short of water.

10:56He is taking care of more than 4,000 fingerlings.

11:00He is putting a tank so that the birds cannot get the canyons.

11:03Then, he is putting a water pump.

11:05Yes, there is water coming in.

11:07Now that the weather is hot, some fisheries in the town are also affected.

11:12During this hot weather,

11:14most of the fisheries in Mangaldan, Pangasinan are drying up.

11:18That's why the fish growers are using a water pump.

11:22The fisheries in Barangay Maasin, Salaan and Talugtog

11:26will reach more than 500 hectares.

11:30Despite the drying up of some fisheries in the town,

11:33there is no problem for the fishermen in Pangasinan or in Mapa

11:37with the supply of fish during the upcoming Holy Week.

11:40They assured that there is enough supply.

11:42We are confident, the group is confident about the numbers.

11:46We are confident, the group is confident about the numbers.

11:49We are assured that our production,

11:52so far as the Bangus, Pangasinan production is concerned, is okay.

11:58The Agriculture Office is also monitoring the affected Bangus producers in Mangaldan.

12:03Aside from distributing interventions,

12:05they also assigned assistance in case the Bangus producers need it.

12:15Ivan, in the past few days, the heat index reached 44 to 46 degrees Celsius

12:21in Lungsod, Dagupan.

12:23And because this is a yearly experience,

12:26the Bangus producers have already decided

12:29what interventions they should do to protect the Bangus fish.

12:33Ivana?

12:34Thank you very much.

12:35Jasmine Gabriel Galvan of GMA Regional TV.

12:40Three Filipino spies were arrested in Beijing, China

12:44according to their foreign ministry.

12:46The Chinese authorities have blown up the Philippine Intelligence Network in China.

12:51The government's courts and other agencies are also involved in the three cases.

12:56According to the Chinese state broadcaster CCTV,

13:00three Filipinos were recruited as spies in 2021.

13:04At the same time,

13:05China has filed baseless accusations against the Chinese spies who were arrested here in the Philippines.

13:11Our National Security Council and the Department of Foreign Affairs are trying to confirm

13:16if there are really Filipino spies in China.

13:24The 17 Filipinos who were arrested in Qatar were temporarily released.

13:28According to the Department of Migrant Workers,

13:31they were given a provisional release while the investigation in the Manuil Illegal Assembly continues

13:36alongside the former President Rodrigo Duterte.

13:40If proven guilty,

13:42the Filipinos could be jailed for six months to three years

13:46and fined more than Php 150,000 to Php 780,000.

13:53The Department of Migrant Workers promised

13:55that they will continue to provide legal and welfare assistance to Filipinos in need.

14:02First Friday, Capo Day.

14:03That's why more devotees attended mass this morning

14:06at Minor Basilica and National Shrine of Jesus Nazareno.

14:10Some are already preparing for the upcoming Holy Week.

14:13And live from Manila, we have the first news,

14:16Iba Malegre.

14:17Van.

14:21Iba, good morning.

14:22It's First Friday, that's why more devotees attended mass

14:24at Minor Basilica and National Shrine of Jesus Nazareno in Manila.

14:34It's no coincidence that more devotees attended mass this morning

14:38at Capo Church on the first Friday of the month.

14:41One of them is Gerardo Almanzor who rode a bicycle from Tondo.

14:44He also held a prayer every Friday of Boia Torvilla.

14:47His prayer for his two-year-old grandson is meaningful and emotional.

14:52Now that the Holy Week is approaching,

14:54more people are buying religious items alongside the Church.

14:58The replica of the Black Nazareno costs Php 350 for fiberglass

15:02and Php 250 for wood.

15:04There are also rosaries that can be purchased from Php 35 to Php 50.

15:08Let's listen to what our viewers have to say.

15:16Every Friday, I'm here.

15:18I pray every Friday for my grandson's worship service.

15:24For us to have a good life,

15:26and for us to receive good blessings.

15:29I pray for my grandson to always be healthy.

15:33That's why I pray every Friday.

15:36I don't have anything else.

15:39Even if I pray every day, it's just for food.

15:42I'm just a survivor.

15:49This is the outlook and schedule for the upcoming Holy Week here at Capo Church.

15:53April 13 is Palm Sunday.

15:55Monday and Tuesday is Holy Monday and Tuesday,

15:59and there will be a synagogue.

16:01Wednesday is Holy Wednesday.

16:03On Monday and Thursday, there will be a mass in Taquipsilim.

16:06That's at 5 p.m.

16:08At 12 p.m., there will be a Nazareno procession for Good Friday.

16:1112 noon, 7 p.m., and 4 p.m., there will be a procession of worship.

16:16Until Easter Vigil, Black Saturday going to Easter Sunday.

16:20This is the first news especially here at Capo Church.

16:22Bamalegre for GMA Integrated News.

16:25One of our countrymen has succeeded abroad.

16:30Meet Ronnie Bando, Mac Sorley,

16:32the one who introduced Filipino sauces to the United Kingdom.

16:36Ronnie started his business there in 2017,

16:39and he's slowly getting known in other countries in Europe.

16:43Some of his crowd favorites are his homemade chili garlic oil,

16:46adobo sauce, calamansi marmalade, chili bean paste, and banana ketchup.

16:52Ronnie says that Filipino cuisine really has a spot in the UK,

16:55where he won a chicken dish at a Christmas show.

17:25For more UN videos visit www.un.org

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