Narito ang mga nangungunang balita ngayong Martes, September 26, 2023:
- Presyo ng ilang bilihin sa Commonwealth Market, Quezon City
Pilipinong mangingisda sa Bajo De Masinloc, hinarang at halos banggain ng China Coast Guard | China Foreign Ministry, iginiit na trespassing ang barko ng BFAR sa Bajo De Masinloc | DFA at NSC: Paglabag sa international law ang paglalagay ng China ng floating barriers | Floating barriers sa Bajo De Masinloc, inalis na ng PCG alinsunod sa utos ni PBBM | Patay at durog na corals, nakita sa Sandy Cay 2 na malapit sa Pag-asa Island | NTF on the West Philippine Sea, iimbestigahan ang mga natuklasang durog at patay na corals
- PhilHealth: Hindi kami magbabayad ng P17 milyong ransom sa mga hacker | DICT: Hindi apektado ang impormasyon ng PhilHealth members sa data breach | Mga transaksyon sa PhilHealth, mano-mano muna dahil naka-shutdown ang online system
Taasan ang multa o dagdagan ang parusa, mungkahi ng dilg para sa mahuhuling jaywalkers
- Sec. Diokno: Listahan ng mga nominadong board of directors para sa Maharlika Investment Corp., isusumite sa Sept. 29 | Sec. Diokno, pinabulaanang siya ang mamumuno sa Maharlika Investment Corp.
- Ilang dating miyembro ng SBSI, isiniwalat na pinagbabawalan umano silang magpagamot sa labas | DOJ at Senado: “Senior Agila" na pinuno ng SBSI, dapat dumalo imbestigasyon
- Rep. Quimbo: P125 million na confidential funds ng OVP noong 2022, ginastos sa loob ng 11 araw
- 93rd National Day ng KSA, ginunita kahapon sa Pilipinas
- Pilot episode ng “Love before Sunrise" nina Dennis Trillo at Bea Alonzo, pinusuan online
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).
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- Presyo ng ilang bilihin sa Commonwealth Market, Quezon City
Pilipinong mangingisda sa Bajo De Masinloc, hinarang at halos banggain ng China Coast Guard | China Foreign Ministry, iginiit na trespassing ang barko ng BFAR sa Bajo De Masinloc | DFA at NSC: Paglabag sa international law ang paglalagay ng China ng floating barriers | Floating barriers sa Bajo De Masinloc, inalis na ng PCG alinsunod sa utos ni PBBM | Patay at durog na corals, nakita sa Sandy Cay 2 na malapit sa Pag-asa Island | NTF on the West Philippine Sea, iimbestigahan ang mga natuklasang durog at patay na corals
- PhilHealth: Hindi kami magbabayad ng P17 milyong ransom sa mga hacker | DICT: Hindi apektado ang impormasyon ng PhilHealth members sa data breach | Mga transaksyon sa PhilHealth, mano-mano muna dahil naka-shutdown ang online system
Taasan ang multa o dagdagan ang parusa, mungkahi ng dilg para sa mahuhuling jaywalkers
- Sec. Diokno: Listahan ng mga nominadong board of directors para sa Maharlika Investment Corp., isusumite sa Sept. 29 | Sec. Diokno, pinabulaanang siya ang mamumuno sa Maharlika Investment Corp.
- Ilang dating miyembro ng SBSI, isiniwalat na pinagbabawalan umano silang magpagamot sa labas | DOJ at Senado: “Senior Agila" na pinuno ng SBSI, dapat dumalo imbestigasyon
- Rep. Quimbo: P125 million na confidential funds ng OVP noong 2022, ginastos sa loob ng 11 araw
- 93rd National Day ng KSA, ginunita kahapon sa Pilipinas
- Pilot episode ng “Love before Sunrise" nina Dennis Trillo at Bea Alonzo, pinusuan online
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]
00:08 Good morning. We are here with the first news of GMA Integrated News.
00:13 Yes, we are here at the Commonwealth Market.
00:17 Of course, we have good news because there are things to buy here that are cheaper and others are a bit expensive.
00:25 Let's start with vegetables. The squash used to be Php 40 to Php 50 per kilo.
00:30 Now, it can be bought for Php 60 to Php 70. So, it has increased from Php 10 to Php 20.
00:36 The pecha used to be Php 100 to Php 110. The cabbage from Php 100 to Php 120.
00:41 The tomatoes used to be Php 120 to Php 140 per kilo.
00:46 Meanwhile, the pork, the ribs used to be Php 250, now, it can reach Php 270 per kilo.
00:53 The chicken, the chicken has also increased. The whole and the quarter leg from Php 140 to Php 160 to Php 170.
01:09 Meanwhile, the chicken breast from Php 170 to Php 180 has become Php 190 per kilo.
01:14 The meat has increased from Php 110 to Php 20. And this is also full of supply and demand.
01:24 The price of rice is continuously rising, from Php 41 to Php 45 to Php 47 per kilo.
01:33 That's the non-moving ones.
01:35 So, let's find out from the vendors here.
01:38 This is Kuya. He's selling vegetables. Kuya, how's the price of our vegetables? Which one is decreasing?
01:44 The eggplant and bitter melon are decreasing.
01:48 How much are they decreasing?
01:49 Around Php 10 per kilo.
01:52 How's the price of the mamimiles? Is it increasing or decreasing?
01:58 The price is decreasing because the price is high.
02:02 It's high.
02:03 Yes, it's high.
02:04 I thought the price of tomatoes is decreasing. Why is it still increasing?
02:08 Because our tomatoes are of different kinds.
02:11 The tomatoes you're selling are beautiful.
02:13 The cheap ones are small.
02:15 So, what are the reasons of the suppliers? Why is the price of vegetables still high?
02:22 Sometimes, the rain doesn't reach the provinces because of the typhoon.
02:28 That's their main reason.
02:31 Do they mention that the crops are damaged because of the high price?
02:36 No, they don't.
02:37 So, the problem is the delay.
02:40 That's one of the reasons.
02:42 Thank you, Kuya.
02:43 Why is the price of mamimiles still high?
02:45 The tomatoes I'm mentioning, I said, why is it still high?
02:48 Because the tomatoes are of different kinds.
02:50 They're big and whole.
02:53 They're usually put in burgers and other things.
02:58 So, the price of vegetables like tomatoes is still high.
03:02 Kuya is selling meat.
03:04 The price of meat is increasing from P10 to P20 per kilo.
03:07 Why is pork still expensive?
03:09 Because there's no pork in Bisayas and Mindanao.
03:14 So, where does your supply come from?
03:16 It's from Bulacan.
03:18 Bulacan?
03:19 It's all from Luzon.
03:20 But Christmas is coming.
03:22 It's September.
03:24 It's just a few months.
03:25 What do you see happening to the price of pork?
03:28 The price of pork is increasing.
03:30 Is that so?
03:31 Yes, it's increasing.
03:33 Is there no guarantee that in the coming months,
03:36 there will be a supply from Bisayas and Mindanao so that the price will go down?
03:40 No.
03:41 We only know that it's only in Luzon.
03:44 What's the reason?
03:46 There are still diseases.
03:47 The ASF is still affected.
03:50 How is your sales?
03:52 It's slow because the price of pork is increasing.
03:54 What do the buyers say?
03:57 They are asking for forgiveness.
04:00 We're also giving them money if they can afford it.
04:04 If they can afford it, but if not?
04:05 No, not really.
04:07 So, you're worried that as Christmas approaches,
04:10 the prices will increase.
04:13 How much do you think the price will increase?
04:17 Maybe P3.50 per kilo.
04:19 Maybe P400.
04:21 We're not going to buy pork.
04:24 So, this is what the sellers are saying.
04:29 They are preparing for the occasion, like Christmas,
04:34 but the seller said that if there is still no supply of pork from Bisayas and Mindanao,
04:41 they can see that the price will continue to increase,
04:43 especially as Christmas is approaching.
04:45 So, that's what our buyers and consumers should be preparing for the coming days.
04:50 That's all for now from the Commonwealth Market.
04:52 Let's go back to the studio.
04:53 Meanwhile, the Philippine Coast Guard has left the floating barriers
04:57 that were laid by China under the Masinlok,
04:59 which is a part of the territorial sea and exclusive economic zone of the Philippines.
05:03 In the last camp of GMA Integrated News,
05:07 aside from blocking the Filipino fishermen,
05:09 the China Coast Guard also targeted them aggressively.
05:12 We have the first news, Sen. Joseph Morong and Rafi Tima.
05:16 [Music]
05:18 It seems that the Chinese rubber boats are not able to catch up with the speed of the Chinese rubber boats.
05:28 There is still a chance that they will already be caught.
05:30 What they want is to enter the Masinlok to fish
05:35 while the BRP Datu Bangkaw of the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources, or BFAR, is watching.
05:40 Are you not afraid?
05:41 No, I'm not afraid.
05:42 They are laughing at me.
05:44 They are circling me.
05:45 On September 20, the BFAR boat also encountered the China Coast Guard several times.
05:50 This is what the Philippine Coast Guard calls a dangerous maneuver that the China Coast Guard does
05:55 whenever they encounter the Philippine boats.
05:58 This boat is very close to the big boat of the China Coast Guard.
06:02 And because we are in the sea, accidents can happen at this close distance.
06:07 The BFAR also entered the Masinlok and anchored 300 meters away from the Masinlok
06:12 to provide assistance to fishermen.
06:15 The Bajo de Masinlok is inside the 200-kilometer Exclusive Economic Zone of the Philippines.
06:19 But China said that the BFAR boat did trespassing.
06:23 Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesman Wang Wenbin said
06:26 that the China Coast Guard only made the unnecessary measure to stop and keep the boat away from the law.
06:33 Aside from the fact that the Chinese boats are closed,
06:36 the entrance of the boat was also blocked by unusual buoys.
06:40 They are using a floating barrier to prevent the Filipino fishermen from entering the boat.
06:48 The Foreign Affairs Department said that the Chinese put a floating barrier in the Bajo de Masinlok
06:53 where China has no right to enter.
06:56 So the Philippines will do what it should do to protect our sovereignty and the livelihood of fishermen.
07:03 The Chinese put a barrier, which was also condemned by National Security Advisor Eduardo Año.
07:08 He opposed it to the traditional fishing rights of the country, which was approved by the 2016 Arbitral Tribunal Award.
07:15 According to Commodore J. Tariella, PCG's spokesperson on the West Philippine Sea,
07:19 they were able to remove the floating barrier following the order of President Bongbong Marcos.
07:24 In Sandy Cay 2, which is only 6 kilometers away from Pagasa Island,
07:30 there are many dead and broken corals that can be seen.
07:34 It is very far from the white sand that can be seen near Sandy Cay 1.
07:38 The four Sandy Cays are only near Pagasa,
07:41 which is being blocked and guarded by the China Coast Guard and the Chinese Maritime Militia.
07:46 This Friday, a Chinese boat was also used to go to Sandy Cay 2.
07:52 The discovery of the wreckage of dead corals in Sandy Cay 2
07:56 is only a follow-up to the discovery of dead corals in Escoda Shoal and Rosul Reef.
08:03 Because China called the political drama of the death of corals vulgar,
08:07 the National Task Force for the West Philippine Sea will first investigate
08:11 what happened and what camp was behind the wreckage of the corals in Sandy Cay 2.
08:17 The first thing we must do is due diligence.
08:20 Let's investigate and find out what the circumstances of what happened were.
08:25 According to Maritime Law Expert Professor J. Batong-Bacal,
08:28 someone was already on board in Sandy Cay 2 when they went there in 2021.
08:32 Assuming it's natural, that indicates that there is a widespread loss of coral in the area and it's already there.
08:43 We are asking for the permission of the AFP Western Command and the Chinese Embassy.
08:47 It's a cognizant, but they haven't announced it yet.
08:49 This is the first news. Joseph Morong.
08:52 Rafi Tima for GMA Integrated News.
08:55 PhilHealth has admitted that they will not pay the 300,000 US dollars or 17 million pesos
09:03 despite the claims of hackers that they are spreading their stolen information and documents.
09:09 Definitely, we will not pay the ransom.
09:14 Hopefully, we have an app system to return our normal operations.
09:22 What we got is the personal information of the employees,
09:27 and internal memos, internal files of PhilHealth.
09:34 So, what we call office work files.
09:37 According to Deposit of Information and Communications Technology,
09:42 the information of PhilHealth members is not affected.
09:46 The National Health Insurance Database is also safe.
09:49 A cybersecurity expert explained that the ransomware attack happened in PhilHealth's system.
09:56 Ransomware is a malicious software that can block access to the computer system
10:02 and will only disappear if the ransom is paid.
10:06 PhilHealth's online systems were shut down to investigate the extent of the ransomware attack
10:11 and to protect other information.
10:14 That's why transactions in PhilHealth are done manually.
10:19 The National Privacy Commission is explaining PhilHealth about the cyber attack.
10:23 They will also investigate the data breach.
10:26 Because there are still many Jaywalkers or those who do not cross the right path,
10:31 DILG is asking them to be released with a heavier punishment to be brought.
10:37 Live from Casual City, we have the first news, James Agustin.
10:42 James!
10:43 Good morning.
10:48 There are two big rules in this part of EDSA Sentry Snorkbound
10:52 that states that you are not allowed to cross the road.
10:54 No to Jaywalking.
10:55 But on the other hand, there are still many of us who choose to cross EDSA
11:00 so that we can ride EDSA carousel.
11:02 That's why DILG is asking LGUs and MMDAs to increase the fine
11:07 or to not increase the fine to those who will be arrested for Jaywalking.
11:13 At the same time, passengers crossing EDSA carousel are just below
11:22 in this part of EDSA Sentry Snorkbound.
11:25 It's very dangerous.
11:26 Especially if they are riding at the same time, they will be fastened to the vehicle.
11:29 Sometimes, some of them run.
11:32 Almost all of them are using the concrete barriers in EDSA busway.
11:37 These three passengers immediately got stuck in the concrete barriers.
11:41 When they get the time, they already crossed EDSA.
11:44 They are riding with other passengers.
11:46 It's very difficult to get up there.
11:49 Then you will get down there.
11:52 If you will get up there and get down,
11:55 if you are here, you will be fine.
11:58 It's really like that.
11:59 It's dangerous.
12:01 It's just that,
12:02 you just have to be strong inside.
12:04 If you will get lost in the vehicle, just cross.
12:06 Two large cars are in the area.
12:08 It's written that no jaywalking is allowed.
12:12 For the passengers to ride in EDSA carousel,
12:15 there is a way to MRT Quezon Avenue Station.
12:18 Some of them are following.
12:20 It's hard for them to walk far.
12:23 Even though it's dangerous, they are doing it.
12:25 It's very far.
12:27 It's very dangerous.
12:29 It's dangerous.
12:30 It's dangerous.
12:31 But they are doing it on time.
12:33 Joe Marino, a call center agent,
12:35 admitted that sometimes he also crosses the road.
12:38 Sometimes it's faster here.
12:40 Of course, it's also on the way home.
12:42 And it's also tired to get up there to ride.
12:45 Currently, the fine is 500 pesos for community service
12:48 for those who will be caught because of jaywalking.
12:50 According to the Metro Manila County Ordinance,
12:53 Interior and Local Government Secretary Benjur Abalos
12:57 advised MMDA and LGUs that the fine should be higher,
13:01 especially on EDSA and C5 Road.
13:03 MMDA said it's a good thing that it's supported.
13:06 Some of our countrymen are also in favor of it.
13:08 It's right.
13:09 It's our fault.
13:11 It's our fault.
13:13 But maybe next time,
13:15 we should really cross the road.
13:18 It's better to raise the fine so that people can ride.
13:21 Because sometimes, if you earn a lot,
13:24 you can't give the fine.
13:26 That's the truth.
13:28 Meanwhile, this morning,
13:34 because MMDA has people here,
13:36 we can't see anyone crossing the EDSA road.
13:39 MMDA said they can help DOTR
13:42 so that they can help the people who are in need.
13:45 MMDA said they can help DOTR
13:48 so that they can have a solution
13:50 and avoid this situation.
13:52 That's the first news.
13:53 From Quezon City, I'm James Agustin
13:56 for GEMA Integrated News.
13:58 President Bumbong Marcos was honored
14:01 on September 29
14:03 with the list of nominees for the Board of Directors
14:06 of Maharlika Investment Corporation.
14:09 According to Finance Secretary Benjamin Diokno,
14:12 the President's Corporation
14:14 and Chief Executive Officer,
14:16 two Board of Directors,
14:17 and three independent directors,
14:19 the recommendation will come from the advisory body
14:22 formed by the Department of Budget and Management,
14:25 National Economic and Development Authority,
14:28 and Bureau of the Treasury.
14:30 They will also be the allies of the Board of Directors
14:32 of Maharlika Investment Corporation
14:34 when it comes to the formation of the police
14:36 in investment and risk management.
14:38 The board of MICs will sit for up to three years
14:41 based on the implementing rules and regulations
14:44 of the Maharlika Investment Fund.
14:46 Meanwhile, Diokno has been surprised by the speculations
14:49 that he will lead Maharlika Investment Corporation
14:52 and leave the Finance Department.
14:55 Some former members of Socorro,
14:59 Bayanian Services Incorporated,
15:01 have been denied medical treatment outside the community.
15:05 Some are now working in the neighborhood,
15:08 but they are not licensed health workers.
15:11 We have first news from Ma'am Gonzales.
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