24 Oras Express: August 1, 2023 [HD]

GMA Integrated News

Narito ang mga maiinit na balita sa 24 Oras Express ngayong Martes, August 1, 2023.  - Umabot na sa 151 lungsod at bayan ang isinailalim sa state of calamity — NDRRMC (as of Aug. 1, 2023, 5pm) - Buong probinsya, isinailalim sa state of calamity; pinalutang na ref, sinakyan ng mga papasok sa trabaho - Ilang negosyo, apektado ng baha; mga nasa evacuation center, nagkakasakit na - Dike, gumuho; 5 bahay, bumagsak; 28 pamilya, inilikas - Rep. Teves Jr., kapatid niyang ex-governor at 11 iba pa, binansagang terorista ng ATC - Taas-pasahe sa LRT 1 at 2, magsisimula na bukas - Ilang taga-Brgy. Malanday sa Valenzuela City, nawalan ng bahay dahil sa malakas na hangin at ulan; ilang lumikas, nakauwi na - Typhoon Falcon, nakalabas na ng PAR; patuloy na pinalalakas ang habagat na magpapa-ulan sa ilang bahagi ng bansa - Team Voltes V, grateful and proud sa dagsa ng fans sa panel interview sa San Diego Comic Con 2023 - Ilan residente, ayaw lumikas sa lagpas-taong baha; isang pamilya, tumira muna sa sa sirang jeepney - Pinsala sa agrikultura ng Bagyong Egay at habagat, aabot sa P1.9-B; agri supply, maayos ayon kay PBBM - Miniature na mga bahay, ibinibenta ng isang binata para ipantustos sa kanyang pag-aaral - Reklamo vs. mga sangkot sa paglayag ng lumubog na MT Princess Empress, inihain ng NBI sa Ombudsman - Perwisyong baha, paksa ng ilang online content; pagiging resilient, may hangganan — Sen. Legarda - Trending na parody sa "Uhaw" na "Oh Wow!", 'di patama kundi paalala sa content creators — Michael V  For Kapuso abroad, subscribe to GMA Pinoy TV (http://www.gmapinoytv.com/) for GMA programs, including the full version of 24 Oras.  24 Oras is GMA Network's flagship newscast, anchored by GMA News pillars Mike Enriquez, Mel Tiangco, and Vicky Morales, featuring top news stories from the Philippines and the hottest showbiz news on Chika Minute hosted by Iya Villania. Visit GMA News Online (http://www.gmanews.tv/24Oras) for more.#GMAIntegratedNews #KapusoStream #GMANetwork #SONA2023  Breaking news and stories from the Philippines and abroad: GMA Integrated News Portal: http://www.gmanews.tv Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/gmanews TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@gmanews Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/gmanews Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/gmanews  GMA Network Kapuso programs on GMA Pinoy TV: https://gmapinoytv.com/subscribe

Transcript

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

00:06 We have now reached 151 cities and towns in the State of Calamity

00:16 amidst the constant floods and storms since the Egyptian typhoon.

00:22 The number of deaths has also increased to 26

00:26 due to the prolonged drought.

00:30 Almost two and a half million people were affected

00:33 and more than 300,000 were brought to evacuation centers.

00:38 Good evening, Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao.

00:45 The entire province of Bulacan was added to the State of Calamity

00:51 due to the flooding in 16 towns and 3 cities.

00:56 Even those who are going to Metro Manila

00:58 will be affected by the flooding in some parts of National Road.

01:02 And in a town, refrigerators are being used

01:05 to transport people who are going to work.

01:07 This is the latest in the live coverage of Cedric Castillo.

01:11 Cedric.

01:16 This is Mel Atom and Emil. In the latest report of Bulacan PDRRMO,

01:21 the amount of the two storms that passed reached 500 million pesos.

01:29 Not a tricycle, not a pedicab, and not a boat, but a floating refrigerator

01:40 is what Marie will use to get to work from their house in Balagtas, Bulacan.

01:46 It's good. It's good. It's good that he has one.

01:50 It's hard to walk because it's heavy.

01:54 Sir, those are broken refrigerators.

01:56 They're just stuck to the styrofoam.

01:59 It has no holes, it's plastic. It's light.

02:03 So, this can be used as a refrigerator.

02:07 When it comes to MacArthur Highway, Marie's house is flooded with water.

02:12 She can't remember when she last woke up when the sun was shining.

02:18 I'm so excited.

02:20 What do you think?

02:22 I think it's not yet, the weather is still dark.

02:25 This is a landmark touring in the town of Balagtas.

02:28 The water was still gutter that morning, but it's already a lot.

02:33 Compared to the rain that brought the flood,

02:37 in this video that was taken by Clock Tower,

02:40 you can see the other part of it that was submerged in the flood.

02:44 The eatery staff, Abraham, will clean the gutter that entered the store this morning.

02:51 When I got here, there was no water in the front, and on the other side.

02:55 - There's no water inside? - No, sir.

02:57 What time did you notice that there was water again?

03:00 Around 8 o'clock.

03:04 The MacArthur Highway is in the corner of the watch repair of this manor.

03:08 Even though the flood was high, he was not pushed to his place.

03:12 If it wasn't tied, it would have fallen.

03:16 When I got here, it suddenly rose.

03:19 - Did a customer come? - No, not even one.

03:23 According to the Bulacan PDRRMO,

03:26 8 barangays of the town of Balagtas were affected by the heavy rain and falcon.

03:33 Balagtas is one of 16 municipalities and 3 cities in Bulacan that were affected by the flood.

03:40 Earlier, the whole province was declared under state of calamity.

03:45 The rain is still pouring in many parts of Bulacan this afternoon.

03:49 But in some parts of the town of Bustos, the water has already risen, including the center of Baliwag.

03:56 The motorists and commuters who will cross the MacArthur Highway to Manila

04:01 will still be hit by the flood in some parts of the National Road.

04:06 Emil, like here in our exact location, near the boundary of Bukaway and Balagtas,

04:16 along MacArthur Highway, where the traffic slows down.

04:22 As you can see in the live video, the high water level in our estimate is over the gutter.

04:28 There's nothing we can do, especially the small vehicles and motorists,

04:32 who are just trying to get inside to get through the flood.

04:36 Emil?

04:37 Thank you very much, Cedric Castillo.

04:39 In Pangasinan, the effects of the floods are already double.

04:45 Many people's livelihoods are already affected, while in evacuation centers, there are already people who are sick.

04:51 Jasmine Gabriel Galvan of GMA Regional TV 1 North Central Luzon is live.

04:58 Jasmine?

04:59 Mel, the floods are still hitting various barangays here in Lungsod ng Dagupal.

05:07 At the same time, the evacuees are not allowed to go home to their homes.

05:13 Because the flood still hits a large part of Dagupan City, Pangasinan,

05:17 some businessmen, like Jose Lito, are already tired of waiting for their customers.

05:22 It's a disaster.

05:23 Since last Friday, we haven't received any income.

05:28 In the middle of City Hall, everyone is working to solve the floods.

05:32 Number one is dredging.

05:34 Number two is elevation of road.

05:37 Of course, the drainage should be bigger.

05:42 The volume of rainwater is not enough.

05:46 At the same time, the help is needed, especially to the evacuees, especially those who are not allowed to go home.

05:53 The relief packs of various government agencies needed by 10,000 families are already here.

05:58 But Cindy, who has been in the evacuation center for a week, along with her two children,

06:03 is already being treated by a barangay nurse.

06:06 We don't have money and we're still flooded.

06:10 The problem in evacuation centers is the lack of treatment for evacuees.

06:15 Just like this one in Marluod, where there are 30 evacuees, including Ubo and Sipon.

06:21 The barangay is putting them in isolation areas to avoid the spread of the disease.

06:27 Ubo, Sipon and Lagnat are the only ones who are getting treatment for their evacuees.

06:31 We're having a hard time because some of the children are sick.

06:35 But at least, our nurses and staff are always there to check so that there's no...

06:43 Endocrinology.

06:44 Endocrinology, yes.

06:45 There are nurses in every evacuation center and it's enough to supply medicine, vitamins and maintenance medicine for those with hypertension,

06:53 which is also part of the medicine against leptospirosis.

06:56 It's also enough to provide food and clean water, according to City Hall.

07:04 Mel, aside from Ubo, Sipon and Lagnat, the public is also taking care of the current health authority

07:09 in the face of leptospirosis and dengue.

07:12 Mel?

07:13 Thank you very much, Jasmine Gabriel Galvan of GMA Regional TV 1 North Central Zone.

07:19 A DQ was given in San Leonardo, Nueva Ecija.

07:26 [Train sounds]

07:34 It was passed by five houses that were flooded.

07:38 Residents say they saw a DQ on Saturday,

07:43 which was also because of the rainy weather.

07:46 No one was hurt, but almost 30 affected families are still in the evacuation center.

07:52 In Ventar, Ilocos Norte, the old or land that was being occupied by houses near the river in Barangay Parparorok is slowly being filled.

08:01 Residents are seeing the affected houses for the first time.

08:05 According to the barangay's management, they were forced to evacuate even though the land was still being filled.

08:12 The Anti-Terrorism Council's Tevez Terrorist Group was launched by Congressman Arnulfo Tevez Jr.,

08:21 former Governor Pride Henry Tevez, and 11 others.

08:24 The group consists of brothers Alamin, Sandra Aguinaldo, and Ivan Mayrina.

08:29 [Train sounds]

08:32 The attack on Governor Ruel Degamo and some others inside his own house in Marso

08:37 is one of the series of people who committed murder in Negros Oriental.

08:42 This is the basis of the Anti-Terrorism Council,

08:44 which is the country's mastermind for terrorism, which was founded by 3rd District Representative Arnulfo Arnulfo Tevez Jr.

08:51 The evidence gathered by the ATC compels us not to treat the killings, abuses, and the acquisition of high-powered firearms and explosives

09:01 as independent and isolated crimes because these acts are not committed just to cause injury to people or to grab property.

09:11 These violent acts were motivated by the underlying objectives to intimidate the residents of Negros Oriental

09:20 using his position in government to thoroughly control the province through fear and intimidation.

09:26 Tevez's brother, former Governor Pride Henry Tevez, was also targeted by terrorists.

09:32 11 others were also involved in the operation and recruitment, which they called the Tevez Terrorist Group.

09:38 We, the ATC, have found probable cause to warrant these designations covering offenses related to committing terrorism,

09:46 planning, training, preparing, and facilitating terrorist acts, recruitment and membership in a terrorist organization,

09:54 as well as providing material support to terrorists.

09:57 Because there are no cases that will be filed against Tevez, there is no warrant of arrest against him.

10:02 There is no basis to arrest him. The terrorist in the country still has a heavy effect.

10:08 Upon the designation of an individual or organization, it is ministerial upon the part of the Anti-Money Laundering Council

10:15 to issue an ex parte order to freeze without delay the assets.

10:20 The former congressman denied that he was involved in the killings.

10:23 Earlier, Congressman Tevez faced the media through video conferencing.

10:29 He said that he was not a terrorist and that he did not have a group that is involved in terrorism.

10:35 There's no such thing as a Tevez Terror Group.

10:38 You're stupid to terrorize people if you're going to be elected.

10:44 As for the possible freeze of his assets,

10:48 they should buy a big freezer. Maybe it won't fit.

10:52 (Laughs)

10:55 I'm just kidding. I don't have any.

11:00 His brother, former Negros Oriental Governor Pride Henry Tevez, was surprised by the terrorist tag on him,

11:08 especially when he was injured in the Batasan bombing in 2007.

11:13 Why would I be a terrorist if I'm a victim of terrorism?

11:16 I was a victim of a terrorist activity then and it almost cost me my life.

11:27 Some of the other members of the list were criticized for their tag on their terrorist.

11:33 They did not do any acts of terrorism.

11:37 Mrs. Nidegabo was pleased with the attack of the ATC.

11:41 The acts that we have been doing in our province is really that of a terrorist.

11:45 According to Brother Tevez, his lawyers are studying their legal rights.

11:52 For GMA Integrated News, Sandra Aguinaldo.

11:56 Ivan Mayrino was arrested. 24 hours.

11:59 A reminder to LRT workers, the high-speed train is effective tomorrow, in Line 1 and Line 2.

12:08 Joseph Murong was arrested.

12:10 LRT Line 2 is the fastest transportation for the children of Wilma to school.

12:20 Their 30 pesos single journey ticket from Antipolo, Paligarda will be 35 pesos starting tomorrow.

12:27 It's cheaper if you have stored value cards.

12:30 The fare will increase by 50 pesos or less for food.

12:37 Many will adjust, including LRT 1, especially this month, the entry of many.

12:42 The fare for those using stored value card or BIP card will be 14 pesos for the nearest

12:48 and 35 pesos for the farthest, from the previous 12 pesos to 29 pesos.

12:53 It's a little more expensive if it's a single journey ticket.

12:56 My allowance for the fare is almost...

13:02 Even for the shopping, it's a lot.

13:07 The Department of Transportation and LRTA almost agreed to increase the fare for LRT Line 1 and 2.

13:14 According to the government, even if they increase the fare,

13:18 the government still has a subsidy for these lines.

13:24 According to the DOT, it's 148 pesos for each LRT passenger.

13:30 According to Light Rail Manila Corporation, it's cheaper than they asked.

13:34 They said that the increase in fare for the operation will help to recover the 1.46 billion pesos fare deficit.

13:41 They said that it will ensure that the facilities and services of LRT 2 will be better.

13:48 For GMA Integrated News, Joseph Morong, for 24 Hours.

13:52 Some parts of Valenzuela City are still flooded.

13:57 Some residents are returning home even though their houses are already flooded.

14:02 Maki Polido is live.

14:04 Tom, here in Valenzuela, many evacuees are returning home.

14:16 From almost 300 families, yesterday, only 194 families are currently staying in evacuation centers.

14:25 The family of Gerubin was forced to return home to San Andres Street, Barangay Malanday, Valenzuela City.

14:37 The walls and the second floor were hit by strong winds that will crush the trees.

14:45 But instead of staying in the evacuation center, the family returned home to find a way to sleep even if it's just a space.

14:53 We will sleep in a small space. It's embarrassing if you sleep in the neighbor's house.

15:02 Even though there's no food, they helped in fixing the situation.

15:07 They covered the broken wall with wood and plywood.

15:11 And because of the budget, they will stay here for now.

15:15 That's why we will cover it with wood. We will put a blanket here so it won't rain.

15:26 It's been more than a week since San Andres Street was flooded.

15:30 But most of the residents did not evacuate.

15:32 Many residents, like the family of Marites Consuta, are enduring the flooding of their houses, like the kitchen and living room.

15:41 Because the entry of the housemaids and their children is affected by the heavy rain, their daily income is affected.

15:49 They are now stuck in the budget of buying food.

15:53 We are just taking care of the children because we can afford to take care of them.

16:06 You can see behind me, Atom, that there are still parts of MacArthur Highway.

16:12 Particularly in the part of Barangay Dalandanan.

16:15 There are also in the boundary of Barangay Malanday and Kawayan Bulacan.

16:19 But you can also see that it is passable for vehicles.

16:23 What is not passable is G. Lazaro Street, which is the so-called bypass with venteriales.

16:29 Because the depth of the flood will reach almost 2 feet.

16:33 Atom?

16:35 Thank you very much, Mackie Pulido.

16:37 Dear fellow Filipinos, the Philippine Area of Responsibility is now facing the Phalcon Flood.

16:53 But don't be discouraged because the rainy season will continue in most of the country.

16:59 Whether there is a flood or not, we should always be prepared.

17:03 The last flood of the Phalcon Typhoon, which will now be called again by its international name, Canoon,

17:09 is 835 kilometers northeast of the extreme northern Luzon.

17:14 It moves west-northwest at a speed of 15 kilometers per hour.

17:19 According to the forecast, it will continue to move away from the country

17:23 and it is possible that it will pass through the south of Okinawa Island in Japan this evening or until tomorrow morning.

17:30 This will not have a direct effect on the country, but it will still strengthen the boundary that will continue to bring rain to the country.

17:38 In Luzon, the rain in Ilocos Region, Cordillera, Cagayan Valley, Central Luzon, and some parts of Calabarzon and Mindoro Provinces will still be afternoon.

17:49 There is still heavy rain in some places.

17:51 This is what turns orange on our rainfall map.

17:54 It means heavy rains.

17:57 To our loved ones, especially those who are still drowning in the flood, let's be alert.

18:02 In Metro Manila, the chance of rain is still high, especially before noon, and it will continue until the afternoon.

18:09 So, extra caution to commuters and motorists, including our hard-working riders.

18:16 The weather will gradually get better in most of Visayas, and the only place where you can experience a little rain is Antique.

18:25 In Mindanao, there is almost no rain in some places, except for some parts of Bukidnon, Zamboanga Peninsula, Surigao Provinces, and Davao Region.

18:36 Meanwhile, due to the flood, again, there was a gale warning.

18:41 It will be dangerous and dangerous to cross the northern border of Luzon.

18:46 And that's the latest in the "Lagay ng Panahon".

18:48 I am Maureen Shrivers for GMA Integrated News Weather Center.

18:52 We are the ones you can count on, no matter what the weather.

18:55 Good evening, Kapuso!

19:00 Following their historic stint in San Diego Comic Con,

19:03 Direct Mark Reyes mentioned that there will be a Voltis 5 Legacy that is not planned.

19:08 And he also has a look at the Sangre Encantado Chronicles, the exclusive interview with Chika Ni Obre Karampel.

19:18 San Diego Comic Con is one of the biggest pop culture events in the world

19:23 where the line-up and trailers of movies and shows of different production outfits are usually revealed,

19:30 like Marvel and DC.

19:32 And big-time Hollywood stars are also invited.

19:36 This year, for the first time, a Filipino and Southeast Asian production was invited to San Diego Comic Con.

19:46 The Kapuso show, Voltis 5 Legacy.

19:49 We were very shocked and honored that we were considered.

19:53 San Diego Comic Con is the apex of pop culture.

19:57 You know, Marvel, Star Wars, big movies of Hollywood are released there.

20:02 When I found out that we will go to other countries, even San Diego Comic Con, out of all events,

20:08 to represent the show ourselves, we didn't expect that.

20:13 We're representing Voltis 5, we're representing GMA, we're representing the Philippines.

20:19 You can feel the support of Filipinos everywhere.

20:22 Not only Filipinos, but there are foreigners, Japanese, 10% of our audience.

20:27 Miguel and Isabel are also feeling proud of being a lacrosse players

20:32 in ramping up their fly suits, even if it's an effort.

20:36 Gabby is wearing her Commander Robinson costume.

20:40 I noticed her suit. The quality.

20:44 Even my mustache.

20:46 Oh, that's wow, it's very, it's real.

20:49 They became emotional when fans added their panel interview,

20:55 which they didn't expect to be a full house.

20:58 There are many more days that they want to watch that they couldn't get in.

21:02 The reaction of the audience was also goosebumps when they released the 8-minute special preview of Voltis 5 Legacy.

21:10 It's like we're doing a preview of Marvel.

21:12 Because they're going to jump.

21:14 Like, woohoo!

21:15 We're so interested.

21:17 There were people from the one that makes Gundam,

21:21 the robot, the Japanese animation, they begged to get in.

21:26 Because they wanted to watch.

21:28 They got in and watched. Wills Protacio, one of the Filipino comic artists, attended also.

21:35 There's another American, he literally went to us and he was raving about the show.

21:41 He was like, "You guys rock!"

21:42 In San Diego Comic-Con, the concept art was revealed for the next big project of Kapuso Network,

21:49 Sangre and Candadia Chronicles featuring Bianca Umali.

21:53 A revelation for Direk Mark, the four enchantresses of Sangre will be seen again in the biggest telephantasia that will be seen next year.

22:02 They're still there, they're still alive. In that universe, we're expanding it with new characters.

22:09 They were not replaced, they were added.

22:12 In Voltis 5 Legacy, there are more surprises to be expected.

22:17 Something special that was not in the original plan is going to happen.

22:22 In the next few weeks, they will see it.

22:25 We're a special guest.

22:26 Obre Karampel, updated to show the best happenings.

22:30 The rescue operation in Pampanga continues.

22:35 The flood is getting more intense, the flood will be higher for almost a week.

22:39 But some people don't want to leave, like a family that is continuing with a jeepney.

22:44 The situation there is being discussed live by Marisol Abdurrahman.

22:47 Marisol.

22:48 Emil, despite not experiencing the rain, the flood in Pampanga continues.

22:56 16 towns and cities are still flooded.

22:59 We are now in San Simon, in particular, in Barangay De La Paz, which is still isolated.

23:11 As soon as San Simon is about to enter, the flood will already be there.

23:16 That's why the traffic in the northbound lane is very heavy.

23:19 As for the entrance to the town, wherever you look, you will see flood.

23:23 This part of Barangay De La Paz has been flooded for 5 days.

23:27 Residents are worried that when it rains, the flood will be higher.

23:31 The problem is that the flood is slow to reach here.

23:34 But some residents say that this is not a coincidence.

23:37 It's flooding even to the point of a deep, deep flood.

23:40 Didn't you ask for help?

23:42 No, I might not be able to enter.

23:44 It's dangerous.

23:46 It's okay. It's really flooded.

23:49 On the other hand, the flood is more than a person.

23:52 Some residents fled, but some remained strong.

23:56 That's why they were brought back by the barangay earlier.

23:59 This family is now in a broken jeepney that is still standing.

24:02 We are still worried about the children and the danger.

24:06 We are just here. We are already in a mess.

24:10 Why don't you want to flee?

24:12 Because our load is too much.

24:14 This family, which has 5 children, also did not join the barangay.

24:18 Maybe in the middle of your sleep, your babies will fall into the flood.

24:23 It's far away.

24:25 And we need help because our parents are just here.

24:30 Even this 72-year-old man who is in the cattle farm does not want to flee.

24:35 They really don't want to flee.

24:38 We went to their house not just once or twice.

24:42 It's sad. They are still trying to fix their situation.

24:48 This afternoon, some residents were rescued, including this one.

24:53 The barangay is still isolated, so the transportation is by boat.

24:57 In Santa Monica, the flood is still up to Bewang.

25:00 The 65-year-old Rebecca Cardenas was just helped earlier.

25:04 Ma'am, you're pregnant.

25:06 Yes, I'm diabetic.

25:08 You're not allowed to carry the baby in the flood, Ma'am.

25:11 You need to flee first.

25:12 Yes, because the water is up to here.

25:15 But Roda was forced to stay inside the house even if the flood reaches Bewang.

25:20 There's nothing to pass here.

25:22 Almost all the roads are flooded.

25:27 It's hard to pass even if we want to flee.

25:30 According to the PDRRMO of Pampanga, the most affected areas are Macabebe, Masantol, San Simon, Candaba and San Luis.

25:38 The flood reached 15 feet in Barangay San Agustin in Candaba.

25:44 We had preemptive evacuation.

25:47 At this time, the barangays are still flooding.

25:53 They are evacuating.

25:56 If our mayor sees that our countrymen are in danger and they need to flee,

26:03 he will enforce the forced evacuation.

26:11 In total, the flood affected 184,000 families or 600,000 individuals.

26:22 Meanwhile, Emil, the PDRRMC is still facing a big challenge in delivering aid,

26:27 especially to Masantol and Macabebe where they tried to enter yesterday to deliver aid.

26:33 That's all for the latest from Pampanga.

26:35 Back to you, Emil.

26:36 Thank you very much, Marisol Abdurrahman.

26:40 Meanwhile, the Pinsala of Bagyong Egay and Habagat has reached almost 2 billion pesos.

26:47 In the middle, the President was crying.

26:49 JP Soriano was there.

26:51 It's a rice field.

26:55 It even became a rock.

26:57 These rice fields are literally stuck in the northern Ilocos.

27:01 They are covered with rocks and rivers are flowing.

27:04 After flooding, the Bagyong Egay has not yet cut.

27:08 And this is also the case in many other places in the northern and central Luzon, like Pampanga.

27:14 170 million pesos worth of rice lands are affected.

27:21 Vegetable and corn production, almost 20 million.

27:24 In the whole country, the Pinsala of Bagyong Egay and Habagat has reached almost 2 billion pesos.

27:33 More than 120,000 farmers are affected.

27:38 For now, the supply is still okay, said the President, when the agri-officials were asked.

27:44 The supply is okay.

27:46 The agricultural inputs are still being looked after so that the price of rice will not increase.

28:00 We talked about preparing our buffer stocks for the coming El Niño.

28:06 Where will we buy from here locally?

28:08 If we need to import, we will import.

28:11 The farmers were also ordered to give seedlings or crops.

28:17 The target is to increase the production of rice to 90% in the Philippines.

28:23 But it's not just the floods that are the problem.

28:27 The international concerns are also the problem.

28:30 We will adjust accordingly to reach the level of at least 95-97%.

28:36 For GMA Integrated News, JP Soriano, 24 Hours.

28:42 Inspiration was brought by a viral video because of his dedication to his dream.

28:51 And to achieve that, he sells works that are really expensive.

28:56 He is being targeted by Maris Umali.

28:58 It's not just about food or clothing, but he sells rare works that are worth 20 years in Tacloban City.

29:08 Jun Luis Arquilla's own creation, these small houses are made of carton and recycled materials.

29:15 I started when I was young, I was in the middle of selling beautiful houses.

29:23 Because I was young, I was able to learn how to make miniatures made of paper.

29:31 To be honest, I didn't learn anything.

29:34 I was just following my imagination, from the houses I saw when I was young.

29:40 Jun Luis went viral after his former teacher posted his works,

29:45 that he was saving money to sell for his studies.

29:49 He was forced to stop going to school to earn a living.

29:53 Because of my financial shortage, I was able to help my family, so I started making miniature houses.

30:01 He was very happy when his fans noticed that he was able to help his dream come true.

30:08 I am very happy and I am very thankful to my former teacher, Sir Rufino and to Homemade Apartment.

30:20 It's my dream to be an architect.

30:23 Jun's talent is not only amazing, but his ambition is also great in his works.

30:31 It's a great thing that each of us can learn from, especially the young like him.

30:38 For GMI News, I'm Maris Umali for 24 Hours.

30:42 The NBI Environmental Crime Division filed a complaint against the MP Princess Empress in Oriental Mindoro in February.

30:55 According to the NBI, there was a conspiracy or a breach of the Railed Marine Services,

31:01 officials of Marina Region 5 and a few people of the Philippine Coast Guard.

31:06 The irregularities in the construction certificate and tonnage measurement certificate of the marina were proven.

31:14 It was a requirement to be released.

31:16 The owner of the affidavit of ownership issued a complaint against the MP Princess Empress in Mariveles, Bataan.

31:23 Even though she knew what the motor tankers did in Navotas.

31:27 It was noted that the oil spill and the pollution caused by the MP Princess Empress.

31:34 Again, some went through the controversial way of discussing the permission of each country.

31:45 But what they call Filipino resiliency,

31:49 there is a limit and there should be an action according to a senator and agency.

31:56 Mark Salazar was the one who pointed it out.

31:58 This deep flood in Barangay Sapangbayan, Calumpit, Bulacan is an example of this situation.

32:11 But it depends on the person who is watching and experiencing the situation.

32:15 Because for Renz Rafael Galang, this is a happy content online.

32:21 Level 1 flood guys.

32:23 Until Tuhol.

32:25 Level 2 flood.

32:30 Level 3 flood.

32:34 Guys, level 4.

32:38 Level 4 flood.

32:40 Level 5 guys.

32:46 Guys, level 5.

32:49 He's using his cellphone.

32:51 Renz will just buy food but this is how deep the flood water needs to be swallowed.

32:57 And despite the danger to his health, he still gets a laugh.

33:02 There is no dry land left in Renz's house, just a swimming pool.

33:09 But he is still happy, even his family members are at home.

33:13 We are here in the middle of the sea.

33:15 There are other opportunities in the flood, like these two in Calumpit,

33:21 who are doing ticksight fishing while the weather is still bad.

33:24 For those who are doing ticksight fishing, this is okay.

33:27 What we usually call this is resiliency.

33:31 But what Senator Loren Legarda said in the 35th National Disaster Resilience Month,

33:38 There is a limit to resilience.

33:40 We really need to implement the law.

33:43 I would like to see a time when there's no time for resilience because we did it right at the first time.

33:49 The Office of Civil Defense and NDRRMC themselves said

33:54 that the implementation of risk reduction and disaster management laws is still not enough.

34:00 They say it's not easy.

34:02 We need to improve the coordination.

34:04 This cannot be done by just one agency.

34:06 The expert in disaster response said

34:10 that the true definition of resiliency is the ability of the community to learn from the lessons of the disaster

34:16 to avoid it from happening again.

34:19 Resilience is everyday action prepared.

34:23 It's the ability to absorb the shock, to resist the effects of the shock,

34:28 and to transform our ways of doing things so that we can proactively respond better.

34:34 According to Dr. Emma Porrio of Ateneo de Manila,

34:37 if we are truly resilient,

34:40 evacuation centers and food boxes should no longer be part of the action plan and budget.

34:45 I feel that we have focused on really evacuating and all that stuff,

34:50 but I think we have to build the capacities of everyone.

34:53 I think resilience is everyday action.

34:56 That's the ideal situation.

34:58 We will force all of that to happen.

35:01 It's almost automatic for people to respond.

35:07 They know what to do when there's a threat of calamity.

35:10 For GMA Integrated News, Mark Salazar,

35:14 for 24 Hours.

35:16 LSS is real!

35:22 In the latest parody of Michael V, a comedy genius,

35:25 which is already certified trending,

35:27 the band of RG Song has decided that the new masterpiece,

35:31 according to Bitoy, is not yet right for anyone.

35:34 Let's talk to Nelson Canlas.

35:36 Who is that?

35:50 That's why it's certified trending with 12 million views and counting.

35:55 The latest parody of comedy genius Michael V

35:58 in the song "Uhao" of Indie Rock Collective Group, "Dilaw".

36:02 If "Uhao" is about a love story,

36:19 his version of "Oh Wow"

36:22 "Edi oh wow, edi ikaw, trending ka naw"

36:28 is like talking about the content posted on social media.

36:33 "Mag-react sa viral video ko, walang effort, content na to pampu-pupu-pupu-post"

36:45 It's not about making it heard,

36:47 but to remind everyone who makes content.

36:51 I think a lot of people relate.

36:53 The world of content creators is becoming toxic.

37:00 Content creators should know what the word "content" means.

37:06 I'd like to say it's a reminder, not just to them, but to myself.

37:10 I hope we can inspire a generation that can still improve.

37:15 But aside from witty and funny lines,

37:18 "Dilaw" also got a lot of praise for his one-man show performance.

37:25 Michael V became a pianist,

37:35 guitarist,

37:38 and bassist.

37:40 Because of his certified hit parody,

37:44 even the band "Dilaw" was happy.

37:47 Mr. Michael V, some people want to talk to you.

37:51 Boss Michael!

37:53 Hi, Daddy M.V.

37:55 Thank you so much.

37:57 I love you. Stay thirsty.

38:00 It's a mutual admiration for Bitoy, who thanked the band.

38:05 Their story in Baguio is very funny.

38:08 You can see that they're passionate about what they do.

38:12 I hope everyone is like that.

38:14 I hope everyone is passionate about excellence.

38:18 In the more fun Bubble Gang,

38:21 expect more characters that will surely touch our hearts

38:27 and make us laugh.

38:41 Nelson Canlas, updated on the showbiz happenings.

38:44 And now, for the news this Tuesday,

38:49 I'm Mel Tiangco.

38:50 I'm Atom Marauder.

38:51 I'm Emil Samangil, wholeheartedly for the Filipinos.

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