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00:00 For those who love to anglerize,

00:02 hold on for a while because the price of rice is continuously rising.

00:06 Live from Marikina, we have the first news,

00:09 Bam Alegre.

00:10 Bam, is there anything cheaper than 50 pesos per kilo of rice in Marikina?

00:16 Susan, good morning.

00:22 There is, but there's a catch and that's what our report will include.

00:25 So, during times when food is delicious,

00:28 for example, you taste the food that Susan made,

00:31 sometimes you'll think if you should have extra rice

00:34 because the price of rice is continuously rising.

00:37 In the rice store of Weng Bonifacio,

00:43 their supplier's price increased

00:45 so they were forced to follow the high price.

00:48 The only thing that can be bought that is less than 50 pesos per kilo is Jolly Rice.

00:52 48 pesos per kilo, before it was 43 pesos.

00:56 But that's not the first class.

00:58 It's already rising.

01:00 And it's not as soft as the rice.

01:08 That's the only thing that's cheap now.

01:10 It's even lower than the rice we had before.

01:15 There's something cheaper, but it's not for the consumption of people.

01:19 This is the Evergood rice.

01:21 40 pesos per kilo, but it's like the fur babies.

01:24 It's like a dog's rice. It already has a smell.

01:29 And it's mixed.

01:31 It's color is not the same.

01:35 It's yellow.

01:37 But in the hard times,

01:38 Weng notices that there are people buying Evergood

01:41 to feed their family.

01:43 There's nothing to do, they have to save.

01:45 Sometimes, they have no choice.

01:47 They can't buy anything cheap.

01:49 That's why people eat that.

01:52 They're on a diet because of the high quality of the rice.

01:55 Jasmine rice is 55 pesos per kilo, before it was 49 pesos.

01:59 Japanese rice is 63 pesos per kilo, before it was 60 pesos.

02:04 We finally got to buy Lu Lindo.

02:07 She just bought it for her family.

02:09 She needs to tighten her belt now.

02:12 It's too much.

02:14 We can't buy a lot of kilos of rice.

02:18 We can only buy 2 to 1 kilo.

02:22 We have 7 people in the house.

02:24 We just do what we used to do.

02:28 If there's not enough rice,

02:30 and we don't have money,

02:31 that's all we'll eat.

02:33 If there's 3 bags of rice,

02:36 and we don't have money,

02:37 that's all we'll eat.

02:38 Here's an update on the price of other rice variants.

02:46 Thai rice is 53 pesos per kilo.

02:48 Coco pandan is 57 pesos per kilo.

02:51 Malagket is 60 pesos per kilo.

02:54 This is the first news from Marikina.

02:56 Bamalegre for GMA Integrated News.

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