24 Oras Express: September 13, 2023 [HD]

GMA Integrated News

Narito ang mga maiinit na balita sa 24 Oras Express ngayong Miyerkoles, September 13, 2023:  - Bulacan Gov. Daniel Fernando, isinugod sa ospital matapos magkanda-utal-utal at tila hindi makapagsalita sa isang pagtitipon  - Bulacan Vice Gov. Castro: Hindi na-stroke at napagod lang si Gov. Fernando  - Bulacan Gov. Daniel Fernando: Wala pong nangyaring stroke  - Cagayan, niyanig ng magnitude 6.3 na lindol; tatlo, sugatan  - Babaeng nag-apply sa online job na nangako raw ng komisyon kapalit ng magagawang utos, natangayan ng libu-libong piso  - Hiling na taas-pasahe sa jeep, pagbibigyan ng LTFRB; inaalam kung magkano at kailan ipatutupad  - Scammers, nakakapanloko pa rin at nalulusutan ang Sim Registration Law, ayon sa DICT  - Lungkot at pagkawalay sa pamilya, isa raw sa pangunahing kalaban ng mga sundalong nagbabantay sa Pag-asa Island at Ayungin Shoal  - 3 suspek sa pagbebenta ng specialized sim cards, arestado  - Loteng donasyon mula sa Philippine Reclamation Authority, gagawing parke at palaruan  - National Security Adviser Año, ipinag-utos na dalasan ang pagpapatrolya sa West Philippine Sea kasama na ang Bajo de Masinloc  - Mga negosyante, hinikayat ni Pangulong Marcos na mamuhunan sa Pilipinas kabilang na ang Maharlika Investment Fund  - 14-day visa-free entry para sa mga Pinoy, pinag-aaralan ng Taiwan Tourism Board na i-extend hanggang 2025  - GMA Network, nasa 24-B ang combined views sa Facebook at TikTok mula Jan-Aug 2023  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 Mel Tiangco, Vicky Morales and Emil Sumangil 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.

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

00:06 Good evening, Paul Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao.

00:12 Governor Daniel Fernando was rushed to the hospital after a long discussion and it seems he was unable to speak during a meeting this Monday.

00:22 A video of what happened to the governor was captured and it's now viral on social media.

00:28 The provincial government released a medical bulletin in which it clarified what happened to Fernando.

00:35 Mark Salazar pointed out that.

00:37 Honorable Governor Daniel Fernando!

00:44 The surrounding area is happy to call for Governor Daniel Fernando to give a speech at an event in Bulacan Capital Gymnasium.

00:53 The event is divided into five parts.

00:57 First, the governor smiled to all those who came.

01:01 But it seems the governor was unable to speak properly.

01:20 [Groans]

01:32 Later, he was being signaled.

01:35 Vice Governor Alex Castro immediately approached him.

01:47 [Groans]

01:53 He was immediately sent away.

01:56 On social media, there were concerns that the governor might have been struck.

02:00 In an interview, the Bulacan Provincial Government said that the incident happened on Monday night.

02:06 They said that Fernando felt something strange.

02:10 But they did not detail what it was.

02:13 The Bulacan Provincial Public Affairs Office immediately brought Fernando to the hospital.

02:18 The Public Affairs Office also released the medical bulletin from his doctor.

02:23 It stated that the reason for Fernando's irregular movements is excessive fatigue and dehydration.

02:30 But Fernando is in good condition and he's in good health.

02:34 For GMA Integrated News, Mark Salazar, 24 Hours.

02:42 The Bulacan Governor Daniel Fernando was just tired and not struck, according to Vice Governor Alex Castro.

02:48 Castro said that when he approached the governor, it seemed that he was unable to speak properly,

02:53 Fernando just told him that he's tired.

02:56 He said that Fernando is taking a rest and that he's in good health.

03:00 Castro also said that the work of the Bulacan Provincial Government is still ongoing.

03:07 We gave him a break to rest.

03:10 He just needed a break to recover.

03:14 He's okay. He's about to be 55.

03:17 He just needs rest because he's overfatigued and he's overworked.

03:22 The town of Calayan in Cagayan was hit by a 6.3 magnitude earthquake.

03:30 Two children were hit by the earthquake.

03:35 One of the children was hit by debris.

03:37 He was hit by a Dano Tincungco.

03:40 The walls and walls of some houses and houses were broken after the earthquake hit the town of Cagayan.

03:49 The children were injured when the walls of their house in Barangay Centro 2 were broken.

03:56 The victims of the earthquake were lying in their rooms.

04:01 They were immediately taken to the hospital and now they are in good health.

04:05 A 17-year-old girl was also injured after she was hit by debris.

04:09 According to the PHEVOX, the earthquake was at a magnitude 6.3 and it was recorded in the center of Dalupiri Island in the town of Calayan in Cagayan.

04:18 The PHEVOX has recorded more than 100 aftershocks.

04:22 Because of the earthquake, BITAC saw Calayan High School.

04:27 The class is suspended in all schools in the town of Calayan for the inspection of the schools.

04:32 Governor Manuel Mamba also ordered the MDRRMO Cagayan to inspect other houses and structures.

04:40 The assessment of the LG with the M3MO is ongoing in the island barangays.

04:50 In the latest report of the Cagayan PDRRMO, 10 families were affected by the earthquake from various barangays while 58 individuals were evacuated.

05:00 The earthquake was also felt in Ilocos Norte but according to the PDRRMO, no one was injured or damaged in the area.

05:07 For GMA Integrated News, I went to Tutok, 24 hours.

05:13 Money has become a stone. That's what happened to a woman who instead of earning in exchange for her tasks or orders in applying for work online, she was fined thousands of pesos.

05:26 The modus alamin po in the Tutok of Mackie Pulido.

05:29 For those who want to work and earn, I'm John Alin from the Facebook post I saw about an online job.

05:40 Click the link. It went to a chat app. In the chat, someone talked to her and said that before she can get a job in their company, she has tasks to complete.

05:49 First, she has to sell items like clothes and slippers. But before that, she has to deposit or recharge P100.

05:57 John Alin was able to sell immediately and she also commissioned P30.

06:01 She also completed the second task of selling items and she also commissioned again.

06:07 After the two tasks, I withdrew P648.

06:14 After that, I referred to their manager to give me a bigger income that I didn't expect.

06:26 The bigger income they're talking about is VIP3 to become a full-time employee.

06:31 John Alin recharged P32,000 for the tasks.

06:37 She promised to withdraw P88,000 for the tasks.

06:41 But to get it, she has to pay P17,000.

06:45 Because it's already a trial, John Alin deposited it.

06:49 She told me that I can withdraw now.

06:51 When I withdrew, she gave me an incorrect password.

06:57 Even though my password is correct, I couldn't contact them because they locked me.

07:04 The worst part is that John Alin only borrowed P52,000 that she deposited in the digital wallet of the scammer.

07:11 I almost couldn't die.

07:14 I was already emotional.

07:17 Sometimes I think that I'm already crazy because I don't know how to solve this.

07:23 I thought that I can help but it turns out that our problem has gotten bigger.

07:30 According to PNP Anti-Cybercrime Group, it's called a tasking scam.

07:34 It's like the employment scam that started during the pandemic.

07:38 PNP Anti-Cybercrime Group received 523 employment scam cases from January to August 2023.

07:47 When we do the money trail, we will get a warrant from the court to disclose computer data for us to be able to get the identity of the suspect.

07:56 They always remind us that there is no investment, no real money that can be obtained in a short period of time.

08:04 If you have experienced a task or employment scam, you can contact PNP Anti-Cybercrime Group.

08:10 For JMA Integrated News, Mackie Pulido, Katuto 24 Hours.

08:16 Passengers are warned that a high-speed train will be running on the Jeep before the end of the year.

08:20 But it's not yet confirmed how much and when exactly it will run.

08:25 Raffi Tima is on the scene.

08:26 No one has heard of the high-speed train.

08:34 LTFRB is sure that they will give it.

08:37 The only question is when and how much?

08:40 It's hard to balance.

08:42 We don't understand that.

08:45 So we understand, we will consider the fare hike.

08:48 However, give us a little time to determine how much and when would be the appropriate time to impose the fare hike.

08:57 Last month, three transport groups requested five pesos for the high-speed train.

09:02 This is in line with the request for a temporary high-speed train while they are hearing their petition.

09:08 According to LTFRB, they need to wait for the National Economic Development Authority's study on how much it can increase and the related effects on the economy.

09:18 If the fare hike is like this, what will be the effect? How many percentage of inflation will it increase?

09:25 In the end, the families of the troopers will be the ones who will suffer if the price of everything they buy increases.

09:36 On September 26, the fare hike petition was heard.

09:38 If the study is to be followed for a month, the LTFRB may issue a decision after October or November.

09:46 It's a good thing that the petitioners are not accepting that they have not received a good income for several months from their families.

09:52 It's six months if the horse is dead.

09:55 It's not like that.

09:57 We know that this will have an effect.

09:59 But what is affecting now, did they see it?

10:03 The public transport sector is affected.

10:06 The fuel subsidy assistance that the LTFRB announced will be a big help starting today.

10:12 But until yesterday at 3 p.m., the operators' debit cards have not been accepted.

10:18 This is what our people have been waiting for a long time, especially the PUJ.

10:22 Because of the continuous increase of the oil product, especially our diesel, it's really hard for the driver.

10:31 But the LTFRB said that they will now enter the fund in the land bank for 50,000 beneficiaries.

10:37 It will be added in the next few days until the fund is filled for 1.6 million beneficiaries.

10:44 So far as the LTFRB is concerned, the money is already downloaded.

10:48 So it's already in the processing of the land bank.

10:51 How fast can they credit the money to the individual accounts of the operators?

10:57 We are asking the land bank to explain.

11:01 Last September, the LTFRB finally agreed to increase the price of public utility vehicles

11:07 because of the continuous increase of the price of the oil product.

11:11 The drivers now have the same reason for asking for a fair increase.

11:15 And they will not be far from asking for a higher price until the oil price also does not stop increasing.

11:22 For GMA Integrated News, Rafi Tima reporting for 24 Hours.

11:29 Despite the implementation of SIM registration law, scammers are still being successful according to DICT.

11:38 They are now transferring to messaging apps that do not require a SIM number and the sale of their registered SIMs.

11:47 This is what Tina Panganiban Perez is talking about.

11:54 Although the number of tech scams has decreased, the Department of Information and Communications Technology admitted

12:00 that scammers are still continuing despite the implementation of SIM registration law.

12:05 SIM cards are being used on these tech scams.

12:13 However, it still persists.

12:17 We are conducting a series of investigations and these investigations have actually led to the busting of several criminal syndicates

12:29 that have been operating within the country without the SIM card registration.

12:35 It's a bit difficult because they are anonymous.

12:40 One of the reasons for the continued scam is the transfer of scammers to messaging apps that do not require a SIM number

12:47 and the sale of their registered SIMs.

12:50 It is also said that the system of registering using peking ID or credentials is increasing.

12:57 It was proven by the NBI that it is better to register using peking ID that has a picture of a monkey.

13:05 In the next few months, we will be cleaning up those records together with the telcos.

13:14 What's important is to identify the techniques they are using to pre-register a lot of SIM cards.

13:30 The group of scam watch agrees that if the person receives a call or message with a doubt,

13:36 they should be wearing money or information, doubt, snub and report.

13:42 The real problem that we see is actually the lack of digital literacy and cyber hygiene of Filipinos.

13:51 For more information, please contact the DICT Hotline 1326 or the Facebook page of DICT-CICC or Cyber Crime Investigation and Coordinating Center.

14:01 The sooner you report, the easier for us to go after these perpetrators.

14:10 For GMA Integrated News, Tina Panganiban Perez, NKTTN 24 Hours.

14:17 One of the main enemies of the soldiers who were destined to be in Iungin Shoal for several months,

14:22 including in Pagasa Island, but they are also trying their best to fight the tension in the territory of the West Philippine Sea.

14:28 From Pagasa Island, Joseph Moran is live.

14:32 Joseph.

14:34 Emil, the dedication of the soldiers who were destined to sensitive camps like Pagasa Island

14:45 to protect the territories that we hold.

14:48 This is Pagasa Island, one of the shabby occupied areas of the Philippines in the Kalayaan Island Group.

14:57 In various places on the island, the names of the soldiers who were sent here to guard the area are engraved.

15:03 Along with the messages, "Defend us."

15:07 Ryan will add his name to the names of those who were destined here.

15:12 He came from a family of seamen, family men, and has three children.

15:15 Of course, they are proud. In our family, I was the only soldier.

15:19 In BRP Sierra Madres, he was the first one to be destined in Iungin Shoal in 2013.

15:24 He stayed there for seven months.

15:27 They were not replaced immediately because of the Chinese's blockade.

15:30 When I was deployed, my wife's name is Buntis.

15:34 She is also close to our five children.

15:36 You just fight against yourself. It's sad.

15:38 But you can overcome it.

15:41 In Pagasa, you can see the people around who are raising the Chinese ships.

15:45 From morning to night, every day.

15:47 So, to overcome the heavy responsibility here, they are trying to live a normal life.

15:53 They play basketball to pass the time or cut their hair.

15:57 Here in the heart of Pagasa Island, you don't need to ride a boat to see the China Coast Guard.

16:04 Today, there is one and next to it are fishing vessels.

16:09 We count around nine or eight.

16:11 They are the daily reminders to the residents and soldiers who are destined here in the island

16:19 that even if they are poor and their life is simple, there is tension around them.

16:25 Why did the Joint Task Force Unit Commander, Lieutenant Commander Romel Jonela of the Philippine Navy,

16:30 have to do this?

16:32 This is always the Philippine Sea. I can say that this is a sensitive post.

16:36 We are providing security for national sovereignty.

16:39 Not only here in Pagasa, but to the other Philippine-held features.

16:44 From the air, you can see the China Coast Guard in three cases

16:48 where the Filipinos usually fish but they are having a hard time getting there now.

16:53 This is a reminder of the mission of the soldiers in our territory.

16:57 Ryan is dreaming for his three sons to be soldiers too.

17:03 It's a great feeling to have a soldier in our country.

17:08 This is a proof that the mission of the soldiers here is a mission of more than one generation.

17:14 We are asking the residents of Pagasa Island to send their regards to them.

17:27 Thank you very much, Joseph Morong.

17:32 Three suspects in Las Piñas Cote were involved in selling pre-registered SIM cards.

17:39 According to the NBI, the SIM cards that were confiscated were different from the ones used in online fraud.

17:46 John Consulta was involved.

17:48 On the road in Las Piñas City, the two men who were arrested by the NBI Cyber Crime Division

17:59 were the first to sell more than 1,000 pre-registered SIM cards.

18:02 A woman who was also selling more than 100 pre-registered SIM cards was also arrested by the Police Operations Department.

18:14 The NBI investigated and found that the SIM cards they were using were different from the ones they were using.

18:20 There is what we call a specialized SIM card that exists.

18:26 They are already pre-registered.

18:29 And what we found out, in their fields, the entries are blank.

18:35 There is no content.

18:37 But the SIM card is registered.

18:39 You can put any name you want because the word list is not filtered.

18:44 So even if you put AAA, JJJ, you can put it there.

18:48 Without undergoing the process of registration like facial recognition.

18:53 This was signed by one of the suspects who is an exclusive partner of GMA Integrated Dukes.

18:58 The info can be changed.

19:02 According to the NBI, it is very dangerous to sell specialized SIM cards.

19:07 Because aside from having multiple owners,

19:11 it can also delete the contents of all the information in the SIM card three times even if it is already registered.

19:21 It is also illegal if the scammer has it in his hands.

19:25 It's actually highly dangerous in the sense that the upsurge of our pandemic-like online scam,

19:31 we feel, as I said in the Senate, based on our data, it increased by 200 percent.

19:38 The question now is how can these be paid?

19:42 Our issue is in the SIM production and manufacturing.

19:49 Is it legal? Is it lawful?

19:52 I think we need to regulate that so that we can control its distribution and utility.

20:00 Globe Telecom said that they are not selling pre-registered SIM cards.

20:05 The information can be edited, such as the address from the registration, but not the name.

20:12 They are against the law and any new regulations that the government can issue.

20:18 We are asking for permission from other telecom companies.

20:21 The complaint of fraud was filed in the SIM Registration Act and Cybercrime Prevention Act.

20:25 Three were arrested.

20:27 For JMA Integrated News, John Consulta, 24 Hours.

20:32 My fellow countrymen, there will be a new attraction in Rojas Boulevard in Pasay

20:38 that will not only attract the public but also wild animals.

20:42 It was targeted by Donating Cunco.

20:45 [Music]

20:48 This 1-kilometer-long attraction from Libertad Pumping Station to the Edsa and Rojas Boulevard in Pasay City

20:56 will give a new life before Christmas and will be called Rojas Boulevard Promenade.

21:01 Congratulations and thank you very much.

21:03 MMDA and handshot companies were invited to participate in this project.

21:10 The construction of a park will start tomorrow and will be based on the plan,

21:15 a wellness plaza, jogging and bike lanes, a mixed plant, a multi-purpose court,

21:20 a football pitch, a pet park, and a police outpost and MMDA Extension Office.

21:26 The Rojas Boulevard Promenade Project is not just about creating a park.

21:30 It is about creating a space where families can bond, advocate fitness,

21:37 a place for recreation and leisure, and a place to breathe.

21:41 Last year, MMDA started planning a project for a donation from the Philippine Reclamation Authority.

21:49 It's just an enclosed canal.

21:53 You cannot build a high structure there.

21:58 Instead, it's just concrete.

22:03 We will provide amenities for our countrymen to use as a park.

22:09 The Adapta Park Project of Pasay City is also part of the Natura Park.

22:15 That's why the National Budget does not need to be funded because it will be collected from the agency's savings.

22:23 The Rojas Boulevard Promenade will surely become the backdrop of the setting of new core memories for our people.

22:33 MMDA is also building other parks in other parts of Metro Manila, including Manila, Pasig, and Taguig.

22:40 During my younger years, we all went to play on the streets.

22:47 We don't have green space and it's all cement.

22:52 MMDA also added that the promenade could reach up to 5 hectares

22:57 if the expansion of the entire Mier Road, which is surrounded by Paranaque, continues.

23:03 For GMA Integrated News, I'm Dan Otengcun, for Tutok 24 Hours.

23:08 Double Calvary for some fishermen in Zambales,

23:14 China's harassment, and the hasty patrolling of Philippine ships.

23:20 That's why they have good news.

23:22 The order to patrol the West Philippine Sea,

23:27 along with the Scarborough Shoal, was delivered to them.

23:30 Jun Venera Shoal is on the line.

23:32 Some fishermen in Masinlok, Zambales,

23:39 will only count the chance that they see a Philippine patrol vessel in Scarborough Shoal or Bajo de Masinlok.

23:47 In contrast to what China is doing, which is constantly patrolling around Bajora.

23:52 We are the only ones who are patrolling, the fishermen.

23:55 We don't have other commanders.

23:57 The truth is, there's no one who escorts our fishermen when they are doing the Scarborough Shoal.

24:04 That's why National Security Advisor Eduardo Año,

24:08 who is also the leader of the National Task Force for the West Philippine Sea,

24:13 is the commander of the Northern Luzon Command and the Coast Guard,

24:15 who are usually patrolling the West Philippine Sea,

24:18 along with Bajo de Masinlok.

24:20 The Scarborough Shoal and Philippine Rice are considered as the priority for the maritime patrols.

24:26 Since January, the Northern Luzon Command has patrolled the West Philippine Sea for 70 maritime patrols.

24:32 Many fishermen in Masinlok, Zambales, are facing many challenges

24:36 whenever they go to the Scarborough Shoal.

24:39 There's a big problem if the weather is bad.

24:42 But their number one problem is the harassment of the China Coast Guard.

24:47 Good news for the fishermen of Masinlok,

24:50 if the patrols of the Philippine troops will be frequent.

24:54 We will be safe because we have guards.

24:57 The fishermen are not afraid anymore.

25:00 If they will patrol frequently, that's good because the fishermen have a strong will.

25:09 They will be close to the shore because there's someone who's worried about them.

25:12 For GMA Integrated News, June Veneration, 24 Hours.

25:17 On his day, President Bongbong Marcos discussed several issues facing the country

25:23 at the 10th Asia Summit in Singapore.

25:26 It included the debt of the Philippines and concerns about the development of the agriculture sector.

25:31 Jonathan Andales was live.

25:34 Jonathan.

25:37 [car engine revving]

25:38 Emil, here in Singapore, President Bongbong Marcos had his 66th birthday today.

25:47 Earlier, one of the things he did was to bring investors and businessmen here

25:53 to encourage them to move to the Philippines.

26:00 Just after the 10th Asia Summit in Singapore, the President apologized.

26:06 He was late by almost half an hour because his luggage was late.

26:11 Allow me to apologize for being quite so late.

26:14 We have just come from Manila and mix-ups with luggage and such.

26:20 [laughter]

26:22 I did not think it would be appropriate for me to come in my shorts.

26:28 So, I thought I should wait for my suit.

26:31 The Asia Summit is a gathering of industry leaders, policy makers, and experts

26:36 to discuss the issues facing the world today.

26:39 In his speech, the President encouraged businessmen to move to the Philippines

26:44 as part of the Maharlika Investment Fund.

26:47 The President said they are setting this up because they are now in charge of the country's debt.

26:51 We also started to worry about borrowings.

26:55 Our borrowings in terms of racial GDP are not as high as maybe our neighboring countries.

27:02 We are standing at about 62.3% up to 63% of GDP.

27:10 But for us, that is high.

27:12 The President also increased the economy's growth rate in 2022 to 7.6%.

27:17 The fastest growth since 1976 was the time of his father.

27:23 The President was asked what the state of the country's economy is after COVID-19.

27:27 So, we have continued to develop our agricultural sector.

27:32 And the aspiration once again is that we are able to provide sufficient supply of food

27:39 at prices that people can afford.

27:42 And that's still, we are not there yet, but we have made many important steps to start that.

27:48 [ambient street noise]

27:53 Emil, the President is here with First Lady Liz Araneta Marcos,

27:57 House Speaker Martin Romualdez, DTI Secretary Alfredo Pascual,

28:01 and several big businessmen in the Philippines.

28:03 Tomorrow until Saturday, the President is expected to assist other investors and business leaders here.

28:10 And he is also in charge of watching the F1 race.

28:15 Here in Singapore, for GMA Integrated News, Jonathan Andal, reporting for 24 Hours.

28:20 Thank you very much, Jonathan Andal.

28:23 [ambient street noise]

28:25 Bulacan Governor Daniel Fernando has already shown up at the hospital after a good discussion.

28:31 And it seems that he was unable to speak during a meeting.

28:34 In a video uploaded to the Facebook page of the Provincial Government of Bulacan,

28:40 Fernando said that he had a stroke.

28:44 [ambient street noise]

28:47 [speaking Filipino]

28:57 [ambient street noise]

29:01 Good news to all the people who are drawing Lakad pa Taiwan.

29:06 Their tourism board has already decided to extend the 14-day visa-free entry for Filipinos until 2025.

29:15 Let's take a look at what JP Soriano has to say.

29:19 [ambient street noise]

29:23 Even though it is smaller than the entire Luzon,

29:26 Taiwan's contribution to the history and culture in the Asia-Pacific region is rich and great.

29:34 [ambient street noise]

29:39 He was also extolled by the sparkle star Gabby Garcia,

29:44 who is one of the Taiwan tourism ambassadors.

29:47 To the many Filipinos who are interested in visiting Taiwan,

29:52 the Taiwan tourism board has already decided to extend the 14-day visa-free entry until 2025.

30:02 I think the most important, welcome all the Philippine visitors to come to Taiwan.

30:06 One of the most favorite and first visited by Filipinos in Taiwan is Taipei 101,

30:14 which is a perfect background for your selfies.

30:17 [speaking Filipino]

30:29 When it comes to knock-knock, you can't help but stop and enjoy the night view of Taipei.

30:35 From the dazzling skyscrapers,

30:38 to the historic and beautiful temples,

30:43 and when you get tired of walking,

30:48 the night food markets are perfect for you.

30:52 One of the most famous street food in Taiwan is called Pepper Bun.

30:58 [speaking Filipino]

31:02 Come to have some Pepper Bun.

31:06 On the other side, the government of the Philippines,

31:12 through the Manila Economic and Cultural Office or MECO,

31:16 is encouraging the Taiwanese nationals to visit the Philippines.

31:24 One of the reasons why MECO promotes Taiwan is the Gulf tourism.

31:29 The Taiwanese are interested in the Gulf.

31:34 If it increases, we are capturing it.

31:39 From Taipei, Taiwan and for GMA Integrated News,

31:45 JP Soriano, 24 Hours.

31:52 GMA Network is still leading in Facebook and TikTok.

31:56 The combined views of GMA from January to August 2023 is around 24 billion.

32:04 It is based on the data of Tubular Labs.

32:07 On Facebook, the consolidated video views of GMA's news and entertainment pages are more than 18 billion.

32:14 Its recorded views on TikTok are more than 5 billion for both times.

32:21 Netizens are also encouraging the newspapers and stories of inspiration

32:26 to continue their efforts on the KATUSO Network,

32:29 not only on television but also online.

32:31 In August, the views of GMA's public affairs official Facebook page reached more than 199 million.

32:39 And GMA News' Facebook page got 194 million views.

32:48 And here are the news this Wednesday.

32:51 I am Mel Tianco. I am Vicky Morales.

32:53 For a bigger mission, for a wider service to the country, I am Emil Sunaco.

32:58 From GMA Integrated News, the news authority of the Philippines, we are here, 24 Hours.

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