Unang Balita sa Unang Hirit: AUGUST 9, 2023 [HD]
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Ilang biyahero ng gulay, nagtaas na rin ng presyo bunsod ng taas-presyo sa mga produktong petrolyo at dagdag-singil sa toll | Ilang nagtitinda sa palengke, ramdam na ang pagmahal sa kinukuha nilang supply ng gulay
Ilang senador, naalarma sa umano'y pagpapadala ng ilang Pilipinong kadete sa isang military school sa Beijing, China
DTI: Manufacturers ng 43 produkto, humihiling ng taas-presyo
Ospital na lubog sa baha, tuloy pa rin ang serbisyo
Sunny ng Girls' Generation, umalis na sa SM Entertainment makalipas ang 16 na taon
Pangulong Bongbong Marcos: Kailangan pang palalimin ang ugnayan ng Pilipinas at Amerika dahil sa pabago-bagong geopolitics sa Asia Pacific region | Pagpapadala ng mga Amerikanong estudyante para mag-aral sa mga nursing school sa Pilipinas, pinag-aaralan
Pambobomba ng tubig ng China Coast Guard, babala lang daw | PCG: Delikado ang pagbomba ng tubig ng China Coast Guard sa indigenous boat na kasama sa resupply mission | Mandatory military service, napag-usapan uli sa Senado | Pag-boycott sa China, ipinanawagan; puwedeng simulan sa pag-blacklist ng ilang Chinese company, ayon kay Sen. Zubiri | Mahirap gawin ang pag-boycott sa Chinese products, ayon sa isang ekonomista | Resupply mission sa BRP Sierra Madre, target ituloy sa loob ng dalawang linggo
Sumiklab na sunog sa isang mall sa Antipolo, iniimbestigahan
First solo album ni BTS superstar V na “Layover," ilalabas na sa September
Road reblocking at pag-aspalto ng DPWH sa EDSA busway mula Balintawak hanggang Buendia, tapos na
Ilang mangingisda, tumigil na sa panghuhuli dahil sa reclamation projects sa Manila Bay | Mga barkong Chinese sa Manila Bay, dumami ngayong taon, ayon sa ilang mangingisda
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.
Ilang biyahero ng gulay, nagtaas na rin ng presyo bunsod ng taas-presyo sa mga produktong petrolyo at dagdag-singil sa toll | Ilang nagtitinda sa palengke, ramdam na ang pagmahal sa kinukuha nilang supply ng gulay
Ilang senador, naalarma sa umano'y pagpapadala ng ilang Pilipinong kadete sa isang military school sa Beijing, China
DTI: Manufacturers ng 43 produkto, humihiling ng taas-presyo
Ospital na lubog sa baha, tuloy pa rin ang serbisyo
Sunny ng Girls' Generation, umalis na sa SM Entertainment makalipas ang 16 na taon
Pangulong Bongbong Marcos: Kailangan pang palalimin ang ugnayan ng Pilipinas at Amerika dahil sa pabago-bagong geopolitics sa Asia Pacific region | Pagpapadala ng mga Amerikanong estudyante para mag-aral sa mga nursing school sa Pilipinas, pinag-aaralan
Pambobomba ng tubig ng China Coast Guard, babala lang daw | PCG: Delikado ang pagbomba ng tubig ng China Coast Guard sa indigenous boat na kasama sa resupply mission | Mandatory military service, napag-usapan uli sa Senado | Pag-boycott sa China, ipinanawagan; puwedeng simulan sa pag-blacklist ng ilang Chinese company, ayon kay Sen. Zubiri | Mahirap gawin ang pag-boycott sa Chinese products, ayon sa isang ekonomista | Resupply mission sa BRP Sierra Madre, target ituloy sa loob ng dalawang linggo
Sumiklab na sunog sa isang mall sa Antipolo, iniimbestigahan
First solo album ni BTS superstar V na “Layover," ilalabas na sa September
Road reblocking at pag-aspalto ng DPWH sa EDSA busway mula Balintawak hanggang Buendia, tapos na
Ilang mangingisda, tumigil na sa panghuhuli dahil sa reclamation projects sa Manila Bay | Mga barkong Chinese sa Manila Bay, dumami ngayong taon, ayon sa ilang mangingisda
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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00:00 [Music]
00:06 Good morning. Here are the first news of GMA Integrated News.
00:14 Domino effect. The price of oil products is rising again.
00:19 At the price of other goods.
00:21 From Quezon City, we have live news.
00:23 It's Bam Alegre.
00:25 Good morning, Bam.
00:27 [Music]
00:29 Maris, good morning.
00:31 The price of oil products is rising again.
00:35 Last week and last June, the price of oil products rose.
00:37 In some expressways.
00:39 This is what the vegetable traders are preparing here in Balintawak Market.
00:43 It's possible to sell it to the customers.
00:45 [Music]
00:47 OJ Villanueva did not travel yesterday from Baliwag, Bulacan to sell vegetables in Balintawak Market in Quezon City.
00:55 He used to travel every day.
00:57 But after the price of diesel increased by almost four pesos per liter, he stopped in the car.
01:03 He just waited for the delivery schedule.
01:06 We just need to continue our journey.
01:08 Diesel, how much did we increase?
01:10 It's already 50 plus. It will be 60.
01:12 Then, the tollgate, we increased it.
01:14 We are already having a hard time.
01:16 We need people.
01:18 So, even if we lose, we will just travel.
01:20 Aside from diesel, the price of tolls increased in the North Luzon Expressway last June by 40 pesos.
01:26 If you travel every day like Jeffrey Bernardo from Angat, Bulacan, you will be affected by its effect.
01:32 We feel the same.
01:33 Toll, gas, vegetables are rising a little bit because they are returning the diesel.
01:41 That's why travelers like OJ and Jeffrey have nothing to do but to increase the price of their traveling products.
01:47 Florinda de Guzman, a vendor, felt the same.
01:50 She noticed that travelers are coming, vegetables are running out, and above all, the price is rising.
01:56 And because it's getting cheaper, she needs to increase the price of these when it comes to the market.
02:01 For example, the green chili is 200 pesos per kilo since 150 pesos before.
02:06 The red chili is 200 pesos per kilo but it was only 80 pesos before.
02:11 Travelers are reducing their traveling expenses because of the high cost of gasoline.
02:17 They are saving their traveling expenses.
02:19 When they travel, they just use the same gasoline.
02:22 Marie, according to our conversations, travelers,
02:30 they used to budget 2,000 pesos for two to three days of consumption.
02:35 Now, they are saving 1,000 pesos for one day because usually, 800 pesos is one way.
02:42 For example, from Balibag, Bulacan to Balintawak Market.
02:46 This is the latest from Quezon City, Bamalagre for GMA Integrated News.
02:50 They were alarmed when they learned that we are sending some cadets to a military school in Beijing, China.
02:58 Senator Francis Tolentino warned the Senate.
03:02 He is worried that the Chinese government might fund the training of Filipino cadets.
03:08 Senator Diego Estrada, chairperson of the Committee on National Defense and Security, also learned about this.
03:15 Senator Rafi Tulfo is being attacked in the Philippines.
03:19 He is trying to bully China in the country.
03:21 Defense Undersecretary Ireneo Espino admitted that he heard about the sending of some cadets to a military school in Beijing.
03:30 But they will ask about this first.
03:33 We will try to get the Chinese Embassy to explain this.
03:38 Some manufacturers are asking for high prices for 43 products.
03:42 According to the Department of Trade and Industry, it includes milk, noodles, and canned meat.
03:47 They are asking for 10 to 7 pesos for food products.
03:51 1 peso and 50 cents to 9 pesos and 75 cents for non-food products.
03:57 DTI is still studying if the adjustment in price will be allowed.
04:02 DTI is strictly monitoring the implementation of price freeze in places that are in a state of calamity due to the recent typhoons.
04:10 The flood is still not stopping in a hospital in Macabebe, Pampanga that was hit by the recent typhoons.
04:17 From the lobby to the ward and emergency room, a flood hit a floodplain in Domingo V Flores District Hospital.
04:25 Not only ambulances but also boats are using the road to deliver patients.
04:30 The flood reached the gate to the main entrance.
04:34 The provincial government has promised that it will not compromise the safety of more than 100 employees and patients in the hospital.
04:42 Let's see Ms. Chika Shai.
04:46 After 16 years, Sunny left the South Korean girl group, The Girls' Generation, to her agency, SM Entertainment.
04:53 On her IG, the lead vocalist shared a heartfelt message.
04:57 She thanked SM Entertainment, family and co-members.
05:01 She also said that her appreciation for the support of her fans is great.
05:04 Sunny also said that she is trying to see herself in the new environment from a different perspective.
05:12 In the official statement of SM Entertainment, they also thanked her for being their partnership with OG Korean Idol.
05:21 New steps need to be taken in the middle of volatile geopolitics, according to President Bongbong Marcos.
05:27 He was mentioned by President Curtis Cole and US Senator Tommy Duckworth yesterday.
05:32 Geopolitics is the policy behind the escalation of the interests of one or more countries for the control of territory or place using influence and power.
05:44 According to the President, the Philippines has the most complicated geopolitics now.
05:49 As a friendly country, the Philippines and the United States need to work together to advance the new geopolitics in the Asia-Pacific region.
06:00 The President and Duckworth also discussed the problem of the lack of nurses in the Philippines.
06:05 According to Duckworth, students from the United States are studying to study in nursing schools here in the country.
06:13 He also mentioned the US Embassy in the Philippines for the long-term efforts to address the shortage of nursing programs and residency slots in the United States.
06:22 He said that the intelligence, English fluency and quality of service of Filipino nurses is recognized there.
06:29 Boycotts to China were called after the Chinese Coast Guard bombed the water.
06:34 The Philippine Marine Vehicle was included in the resupply mission to BRP Sierra Madre.
06:39 Here is my first news.
06:42 In this video from the China Coast Guard or CCG, the Chinese ship was seen bombing the water on August 5.
06:52 The smaller marine vehicle is one of the Philippine vessels that will be supplied to BRP Sierra Madre, which is located in Ayungin Shoal.
07:01 According to the CCG, they are just warning the Filipinos.
07:05 But in this video, which was shared by Senate President Ming Zubiri, the Filipinos are being hit by water.
07:12 This is also what you will see in the videos released by the Philippine Coast Guard.
07:17 In a statement, the spokesperson of the Chinese Foreign Ministry said that they have already launched a serious demarche or a formal declaration of position or protest by the Chinese government against the action of the Philippines.
07:29 The spokesperson of China has repeatedly promised the Philippines to remove the BRP Sierra Madre from Ayungin, but instead, it is being repaired and strengthened.
07:39 This is like a figment of their imagination.
07:43 They are the only ones who know and they are saying when.
07:46 We will never enter into agreement that will lead to the abandonment of our sovereign rights and jurisdiction over Ayungin Shoal.
07:57 Next is the bombing of the water of the China Coast Guard.
08:01 The discussion on how to manage the mandatory military service was revived.
08:05 Military service that would be obligatory for able-bodied citizens, Mr. Chairman.
08:11 So this should be totally pursued to its conclusion.
08:17 The Constitution also states that our people, our citizens, should be ready to defend our country at any time.
08:35 China was also called to boycott the next incident.
08:39 According to Zubiri, this could start with the blacklisting of Chinese companies that are doing government projects in the country.
08:46 Instead, this would be given to countries that have the same view on the Philippines when it comes to the West Philippine Sea.
08:53 I will mention this in the budget hearing to all agencies that have infrastructure projects and programs.
09:02 I am appealing to them.
09:04 The Filipinos should also start boycotting products from China, just like what other countries in the region did.
09:11 But according to an economist, it is difficult to boycott products.
09:15 China is the biggest trading partner of the Philippines in 2022, based on the data collected by the GMA Integrated News Research.
09:23 Not so easy because as you said, many countries need imports from China.
09:30 So if it's just us, I don't think it will have an effect.
09:35 It will work if there are other countries that will join us, like the U.S.
09:41 If the U.S. joins us, then that will be a big dent on the trade of China.
09:50 Despite the incident, the morale of our troops in BRP Sierra Madre remains high.
09:57 They know that our country is continuously fighting to protect their rights and our sovereignty.
10:04 According to AFP, their target is to continue the resupply mission within two weeks.
10:09 Only half of the unloaded supplies are available. That's not enough.
10:14 I'm not sure but we need to resupply them within the next two weeks.
10:18 But we will see how we are going to do it because of what's happening in the West Philippine Sea.
10:26 A fire broke out in a mall in Antipolo earlier this morning.
10:31 We have live news with James Agustin. James.
10:37 Good morning.
10:41 Bureau of Fire Protection is investigating how many establishments were affected by the fire that broke out in a mall here in Marcos Highway in Antipolo.
10:50 It's past four thirty in the morning when the BFP Antipolo received a call regarding the incident.
10:57 The first alarm was raised just a few minutes ago. The first responder was in the third fire truck.
11:02 According to a witness, he was surprised to smell something like burnt rubber.
11:07 He said he saw thick smoke coming from the ground floor of the mall.
11:11 According to the management of SMCT Masinag, the fire started in an establishment in the lower ground level.
11:18 They are still trying to find out how many establishments were affected.
11:21 Security guards tried to put out the fire but they couldn't. So they called for help from the BFP.
11:27 At 5.20am, the fire was declared under control until it was completely put out at 6am.
11:34 Meanwhile, the fire was still inside the compound of the mall as you can see the responding fire trucks.
11:39 While the investigation is still ongoing by the Bureau of Fire Protection.
11:43 We are still waiting for additional details from the BFP.
11:47 According to the management of the mall, their operation is normal from 10am to 9pm.
11:55 That's the first news from Antipolo. I am James Agustin for GEMA Integrated News.
12:00 This is good news for you, Army. The long wait is over.
12:05 On September 8, the release of the first solo album of BTS Superstar V.
12:10 The title is Lay Over.
12:12 Yes, it has 5 tracks plus a bonus track.
12:17 Wow!
12:18 There's also a music video.
12:19 The 5 songs in the album are Rainy Days, Blue, Love Me Again, Slow Dancing, and For Us.
12:27 For the hair, your bias, Ms. MSM.
12:31 The road re-blocking and asphalting of the Department of Public Works and Highways at EDSA Busway is done.
12:38 From Balintawak to Buendia.
12:40 Here's the first news, James Agustin.
12:42 The EDSA Busway Northbound part of Munoz area is just being dried up where the DPWH road was asphalted.
12:51 That's why some buses were not able to pass earlier this morning.
12:55 According to MMDA, all road repairs in different parts of the busway are done.
12:59 That's why the buses are expected to continue their journey today.
13:03 The road re-blocking and asphalting of the road was started last Friday night in more than 15 areas from Balintawak to Buendia.
13:10 In the southbound lane of the busway, the bus journey is back to normal.
13:14 The drivers were happy that the road was fixed.
13:18 Yes, sir. Because there's no traffic.
13:21 There's no traffic.
13:23 It's good to run.
13:25 It's not bad.
13:27 It's better for you.
13:29 It's good for the bus and for the driver.
13:34 This is also the reaction of the passengers who were stuck in heavy traffic this weekend.
13:39 The journey became comfortable. It's fast.
13:42 It's continuous.
13:43 It's faster now compared to the past.
13:47 There's more traffic on the other side compared to the bus lane now.
13:52 The company is also preparing for the FIBA World Cup hosting of the country that will be held from the end of August to September.
13:59 This is the first news. James Agustin for JEMAI Integrated News.
14:04 Aside from the effects on the environment, the livelihood of fishermen is also affected because of the reclamation projects in Manila Bay.
14:12 Live from Parañaque, the first news is from Darlene Cai.
14:16 Darlene.
14:21 Iga, the fishermen here in Parañaque are having a hard time because of their small catch.
14:26 What they are teaching that is the main reason for the fish to be affected here is the continuous reclamation projects in Manila Bay.
14:34 Before, the number of fish caught in Manila Bay was in the thousands.
14:44 Now, it's just a bunch of fish.
14:46 The fishing in Manila Bay is already that poor that's why they are also having a hard time finding a livelihood.
14:52 What they are teaching is the big reason for the reclamation projects in Manila Bay.
14:57 The loss is big since they reclaimed there.
15:00 Because the water was so wide back then. It was deep.
15:04 Now, it's just soil. It's just sand.
15:08 This year alone, they also noticed the increase of Chinese ships that are doing reclamation.
15:15 They are really confused with our fishing.
15:19 The way they are doing it, it's a lot.
15:24 It's almost 40 boats that are big.
15:31 The Philippine Reclamation Authority also confirmed that there are reclamation projects in Manila Bay that are being done by Chinese construction firms.
15:39 This includes the plan to make the place an entertainment and gaming tourism spot.
15:45 Because of this, many of Fernando's colleagues have stopped fishing.
15:50 That's why some people are looking for a livelihood.
15:54 They are not building anymore.
15:56 They just stopped.
15:58 Because it's prohibited in Bandang Kabiti.
16:01 He said that less than one-fourth of the people who were caught before are now returning home.
16:06 According to Porter, the workers here are doing reclamation projects almost every day.
16:12 Sometimes, they also join the fishermen.
16:15 They are not being chased.
16:17 But the effect of reclamation on their fishermen is not negligible.
16:23 The Chinese are returning home to eat.
16:26 The boats are not being returned.
16:29 They are doing it for their livelihood.
16:32 That's all. It's nerve-racking.
16:34 For example, the fishermen are doing it for their livelihood.
16:38 The fishermen here are calling for the reclamation projects to be monitored properly
16:43 that are beneficial to the fishermen who are looking for a livelihood.
16:47 If they didn't reclaim the water,
16:50 we as fishermen would be free to fish there.
16:56 If you are going to be caught there, where are we going?
17:00 [Waves crashing]
17:03 According to the DENR,
17:08 even though the reclamation projects are beneficial to the economy,
17:12 the effect of it should still be studied.
17:15 That's why they are doing a cumulative impact assessment.
17:19 This is the first news for now.
17:21 I'm Darlene Kaye for GMA Integrated News.
17:24 [Music]