24 Oras Express: October 5, 2023 [HD]

GMA Integrated News

Narito ang mga maiinit na balita sa 24 Oras Express ngayong Huwebes, October 5, 2023:  - DICT: Mga datos na na-hack mula sa PhilHealth, inilabas na ng Medusa Ransomware Group  - Tulong at hustisya, inaapela ng mga naulila ng tatlong nasawi sa pagbangga ng barko sa bangka  - PCG: lumalabas na hindi sadya ang pagbangga ng oil tanker sa bangka ng mga Pilipino  - VP Duterte: Mga kontra sa confidential funds, kontra sa kapayapaan at "kalaban ng bayan"  - 2nd gold ng Pilipinas, inuwi ni Margarita Ochoa sa Jiu Jitsu Women'S 48KG  - Pagtakda ng SRP sa mga imported na bigas na isinusulong ng sinag, pinag-aaralan na ng DA  - Comelec, kinumpirmang nakikipag-ugnayan ito sa US-DOJ kaugnay sa kaso ng dating Comelec Chair  - PAGASA: Nakalabas na ng PAR ang Bagyong Jenny pero patuloy nitong hahatakin ang habagat; may bagyong LPA na binabantayan  - Resupply mission ng Pilipinas sa Ayungin Shoal, tinawag ng China na panghihingmasok sa kanilang teritoryo  - Bumilis sa 6.1% ang inflation nitong Setyembre  - Forensic pathologist, kinwestyon ang blangkong underlying cause of death ng biktima sa death cert  - Proteksyon ng mga myembro ng SBSI, pinaplantsa ng DOJ at ibang ahensya  - GMA Network Inc. at IPOPHL, pumirma ng kasunduan para labanan ang piracy  - Mahigit 600GB na files na na-hack umano mula sa PhilHealth, in-upload ng Medusa sa isang messaging app  - Carla Abellana, may special role bilang guro sa upcoming series na "Black Rider"  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.

Transcript

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

00:06 This news is just about to enter your mind.

00:11 You are seeing some files, like personal bank cards, receipts, transactions, and more.

00:20 According to DICT, these are the parts of the Medusa ransomware group's files

00:27 from their cyber attack in PhilHealth.

00:30 The group uploaded the files, past 4 p.m. two days after the deadline for the request of more than P17 million.

00:41 We will bring you the whole news later.

00:45 Good evening, fellow scientists and viewers.

00:52 Madam, many are appealing for help and justice to the three fishermen who were caught by their boat in the West Philippine Sea.

01:02 The complaint against the boat, according to some who were saved, was prepared, but the boat was not heard.

01:09 So the boat was not caught.

01:12 Survivors also told how they were unable to eat and drink for 24 hours while being caught in the sea.

01:20 From Zambales, I am Ian Cruz.

01:23 Mel, Vicky, and Emil, the accident cargo vessel will be held accountable.

01:32 That is what the fishermen and survivors of the fishing here in Subic, Zambales, want.

01:39 My husband left because he wants to build our house.

01:47 His plan is that when our house is finished, he will not move it.

01:51 Romeo Mexico Jr. and his five children were caught.

01:54 One of the three fishermen was caught in the sea after the boat was hit by the boat.

02:00 85 nautical miles from Bajo de Masindoc.

02:03 There is a case.

02:05 It cannot be opened.

02:07 How many more will be caught?

02:12 His wife called for the commercial vessel to be held accountable, even if he did not stop,

02:17 after the fishing boat or FBD was sunk.

02:21 I hope the one who did this to them will be held accountable.

02:24 If not because of my boat that was hit by them, they will not do that.

02:29 Many people are asking for help.

02:31 Later, Dexter Laudensia, who is more known as Barok, the captain of the fishing boat, and Eugenie Romeo,

02:38 and his oldest, 63-year-old Benedicto Olandria.

02:43 According to one of the survivors, they were forced to save the lives of three people.

02:49 I did not do anything. That is the most difficult.

02:52 Mandy Ann also said that her feet were injured.

02:57 The most difficult 24 hours of the trip was from West Philippine Sea to Infanta, Pangasinan.

03:03 There was no food, no water. It was almost 24 hours without water.

03:09 We did not have food.

03:10 But we were forced to go home for our family.

03:14 The fishermen left here in Subic Fish Port on September 26.

03:19 Only seven days passed.

03:20 An unexpected incident will change their lives.

03:25 The fishermen who were saved talked to the mayor of Subic.

03:29 They said that they were stuck and were waiting for a chance to fish

03:34 when one of them saw the commercial vessel being washed away.

03:38 I did not hear anything.

03:40 What happened?

03:41 Did you hear the sound of the boat?

03:43 No.

03:44 Just straight?

03:46 Yes.

03:47 I did not hear anything.

03:48 Maybe he did not feel it because it was so big.

03:51 Subic is the first town in the Philippines to be affected by an accident.

03:55 There are three people who were caught and they were caught.

03:58 Right or wrong?

03:59 It is their fault that they were caught.

04:02 Six fishermen were also in the FBD when the incident happened.

04:06 The other fishermen were in a small boat.

04:10 One of them noticed a boat that came from the scene of the incident.

04:15 The boat was blue.

04:18 The one below was red.

04:20 The DSWD provided financial assistance and assistance to the fishermen and the survivors.

04:27 Subic LGU promised that they will provide decent compensation and a living for the three fishermen.

04:33 According to the documented news of BIFAR Region 3,

04:36 the commercial fishing vessel license of the FBD was issued on April 3

04:42 which has eight boats or small boats.

04:45 In some pictures, the boat is seen completely in the safety gear.

04:49 The boat also has lights so that it can be seen when it is dark.

04:54 Vicky, the fishermen are hoping that Subic LGU's plan will continue

05:02 to pull the boat that was sunk in the West Philippine Sea towards the coast

05:08 so that they can restore it and they can fish again in the future.

05:13 Vicky, tonight, the leaders of BIFAR are expected to arrive here in Burol

05:17 to join and share their assistance.

05:20 The initial plan of the fishermen is to bury the boat in the same place.

05:26 That is the latest from Subic Sambales.

05:28 Back to you, Vicky.

05:30 Thank you very much, Ian Cruz.

05:32 It is still a coincidence that the Coast Guard is investigating the accident

05:38 of the boat that hit the Philippine boats.

05:42 It is also difficult for the boat to respond to the three of our countrymen

05:48 who were hit by the boat.

05:50 The investigation is still ongoing but for now,

05:56 it is clear that the Philippine Coast Guard is responsible for the accident

05:59 and that the Philippine fishermen did not intend to hit the Philippine boats

06:02 with a heavy oil tanker.

06:04 In the story of the survivors,

06:06 the accident happened in the dark and bad weather of the coast.

06:10 The accident happened 180 nautical miles from Agno, Pangasinan.

06:14 This is one of the nautical highways or parts of the route of the large boat according to the PCG.

06:20 This is an accident that has nothing to do with China.

06:24 This did not happen in Bajo de Masinlo.

06:26 This is not what the speculations yesterday were reading.

06:31 Maybe the Chinese maritime militia or the Chinese Coast Guard deliberately rammed the boat.

06:39 In the monitoring system of the Coast Guard,

06:42 the boat only passed through the area of the FBD, which is also a fishing boat.

06:48 That is why the PCG is asking the government to investigate the MV Pacific Ana.

06:52 If this boat was confirmed to be hit by the boat,

06:54 the process of responding to the incident of the three Philippine fishermen will not be easy.

07:00 We still need to look if they really found out that they were hit by the boat.

07:06 There are a lot of circumstances that we need to look into,

07:10 particularly the importance of the crew of this boat,

07:15 particularly also the master of the vessel.

07:18 For GMA Integrated News, Ivan Mayrina, for 24 Hours.

07:22 Vice President Sara Duterte called the country's countermeasures against peace

07:29 and said that there are also such countermeasures against confidential funds.

07:33 In response to a lawyer, the fund was used for business purposes,

07:36 but those who are still asking how it was spent,

07:39 the worst thing that can happen is that Sandra Aguinaldo was found guilty.

07:42 In the middle of the controversial and heated discussion of Congress

07:50 on the request of confidential and intelligence funds of some government agencies,

07:54 the country's countermeasures against peace were launched by Vice President and Education Secretary Sara Duterte.

08:01 Remember, whoever is against confidential funds is against peace.

08:12 Whoever is against peace is against the country.

08:20 The Office of the Vice President and Department of Education

08:24 has been accused of asking for a confidential fund of Php 650 million for 2024.

08:31 The use of the office of the Vice President for the Php 125 million confidential fund of 2022

08:40 was also questioned when it was used,

08:42 which according to the budget sponsor was used up within 11 days,

08:45 even though the implementation of the projects was said to be 11 days.

08:49 There is no direct mention of this, but the Vice President said,

08:54 The allocation of confidential funds should not be constrained by time.

09:00 It matters not whether it takes one day or one year of spending.

09:08 What truly matters is the safety and security of our people.

09:14 Security and development do not come with a price tag.

09:21 They are the very essence of a thriving nation.

09:27 She also went around attacking the alleged funds.

09:32 Anyone who attacks or undermines funds allocated for peace and order

09:39 is naturally assumed to have insidious motivations.

09:44 These statements of Duterte were called "wholesale red tagging and gaslighting"

09:50 by the House Deputy Minority Leader.

09:52 Because it was mentioned in front of the police in Butuan,

09:56 Duterte said that the police are not saying that the country is considered an enemy

10:01 to all those who are attacking confidential funds.

10:04 She also pointed out that the funds were spent without explanation.

10:09 But those who are asking how it was spent are the bad guys.

10:13 She also mentioned to the officials who questioned,

10:16 as the Senate President who is an ally of the administration.

10:19 She also mentioned as the House Speaker and others in the majority of the House of Representatives

10:24 to those who are now pushing to remove confidential funds

10:27 from agencies that have nothing to do with national security.

10:31 Because of that, a small committee is now arranging

10:35 the approved national budget of the House of Representatives

10:38 to remove confidential funds from the DepEd and other civilian agencies

10:42 and transfer them to the agencies that are overseeing the West Philippine Sea.

10:47 For GMA Integrated News, Sandra Aguinaldo, for Tutok 24 Horas.

10:52 Up next is the good news in the world of sports.

10:57 Because the Philippines has two gold medals in the 19th Asian Games.

11:03 And it is possible to add to the fight of the Filipino boxer Yumier Marcial later

11:08 and the Gila's Philippines tomorrow.

11:11 That's what Ivonne Mayrina is talking about.

11:13 To her tenacity and strength.

11:22 Margarita Ochoa defeated the UAE in the finals of the Jiu-Jitsu Women's 48kg class.

11:28 The Philippines won twice in the 19th Asian Games.

11:31 Next is the medal of Paul Volter EJ Oviena.

11:34 It's only round 2 but the semifinals of the Boxing Men's 80kg class in the 19th Asian Games

11:43 was finished by a power punch.

11:45 The winner via knockout is the Filipino boxer Yumier Marcial.

11:49 That's why we'll be waiting for his finals match against China

11:52 where he can possibly win a gold or silver medal for the Philippines.

11:56 Because of the winning 3-point shot Justin Brownlee against China

12:03 that's why the Gila's Philippines is now in the Men's Basketball Finals.

12:07 The match that ended with a close score of 77-76 is breath-taking.

12:13 What a comeback!

12:15 Because of 21 points, China's biggest advantage was that it was able to chase the Philippines.

12:20 The Philippines can possibly win a gold or silver medal

12:23 depending on their match against Team Jordan tomorrow.

12:27 The 10th bronze medal was won by the Filipino karateka Sakura Alforte

12:31 in round 2, pull 2 of the Women's Individual Kata.

12:35 For GMA Integrated News, Yvonne Mayrina, for 24 Hours.

12:42 Now that the price cap has been lifted,

12:45 a group is now pushing for the introduction of a suggested retail price.

12:49 But that's only for imported rice.

12:51 We're joined by Sergio Castillo and Macky Pulido.

12:54 Belto Bulto is hoping to save a lot from the cost of farming

13:01 if he has a tractor like this that he's selling in AgriLink 2023.

13:06 If you're going to use this calabaw, you need 5 calabaws within a week

13:10 before you can get a hectare.

13:12 But for the price of 1.3 million pesos, he can only think of it for now.

13:17 You can sell a hectare of land to buy your machinery.

13:20 If Belto is going to farm, it's hard to earn.

13:23 The rice importers and traders are all over the place

13:26 and they're all trying to sell the rice.

13:29 The well-milled rice that was imported from Vietnam, for example,

13:32 should be sold for 48 to 50 pesos per kilo instead of 60 pesos, according to the Sinag group.

13:39 The rice tariffication law promises to lower the price of rice by increasing the price of cheap rice.

13:45 But when the local rice became expensive, the importers and traders equalized the price of imported rice.

13:50 There's a purpose to raise the price of local rice to equalize the price of imported rice.

13:57 So that there's no distinction.

13:58 This is also what the chairperson of the Senate Committee on Agriculture and Food thinks.

14:02 That's a cartel, that's a trader. They're making money because the rice tarification law will be renewed in 2025.

14:12 So they will say that the rice tarification law is a failure.

14:16 Even though the president implemented the price cap on rice by a month through the executive order,

14:22 it was already revoked and there was no regulation on lowering the price of rice.

14:26 So what does the Sinag group think?

14:28 Lowering the suggested retail price of imported rice?

14:31 The DA should, along with the consumers, decide how much the landed cost should be, how much the imported price should be.

14:43 This is also being studied by Agriculture Senior Undersecretary Domingo Panganiban.

14:48 But before this month ends, Panganiban sees that the local rice is being lowered to 36 pesos per kilo.

14:55 Because of the harvest, there's a lot of produce.

14:58 In the Senate's hearing for the 2024 budget of the Agriculture Department,

15:05 it asked for details in accordance with the President's warnings of the rice smugglers.

15:11 Right now ma'am we are coordinating with the Department of Justice on the filed cases of BOC.

15:18 Can they manipulate the price?

15:22 The arrested are in large volumes. I cannot specifically answer if it will affect or disrupt the market forces.

15:32 Do you think or does the DOJ think that there are bigger fish that are not yet caught?

15:40 We are still investigating so it will be premature for me to outright make a comment on that.

15:47 But we rest assured that we are investigating some more and digging deeper on where this network is.

15:53 Before this, the DA also asked if there is a confidential fund in this proposed budget.

15:59 When the NEP was released, they allocated P50 million confidential fund to be dedicated to surveillance operation for anti-agricultural smuggling operations.

16:11 The PNP and customs are there.

16:15 Yes sir. Well noted.

16:17 So you should solve the confidential fund. That's what you need.

16:19 Yes sir.

16:20 Add it to the cost card for our military personnel.

16:23 Yes sir.

16:24 Right? Or you should reallocate it to a hybrid program.

16:29 The DA also tried to explain that the confidential fund is a big deal in the operation of some agencies under this.

16:38 We are mandated to conduct surveillance, market surveillance and market inspection.

16:44 And also, we are there in our imports.

16:47 So our FSRA has quarantine powers, food safety regulation agencies like BAE, BPI, BIFAR and also NMIS.

17:00 I don't want to be answering Senator Tufo because of your P50 million allocation.

17:06 You be creative and give him the benefit of having that P50 million realigned.

17:16 That's my opinion. I'm just being practical.

17:19 For GMA Integrated News, Cedric Castillo.

17:22 Mackie Pulido for Tutok, 24 hours.

17:27 Comelec confirmed that it is in consultation with the U.S. Department of Justice regarding the case of the former Comelec Chairman Andy Bautista.

17:38 The US DOJ has been in talks with Comelec since 2022, but it requested to make the talks confidential.

17:45 It is in consultation with allegations of money laundering and the alleged bidding for the 2016 election.

17:51 The US Justice Department is asking for a document and they also have people they want to talk to, but Comelec cannot disclose it.

18:00 For now, it has nothing to do with the complaint against Smartmatic.

18:04 The Chairman's Task Force has also formed a Comelec to look into the alleged allegations.

18:09 For now, Comelec said that Bautista has no communication or feeling.

18:15 [Newsreel Music]

18:25 Kapuso, we will now divide the time.

18:28 One of the weather presenters of GMA Integrated News Weather Center is none other than Katrina Sonda.

18:34 Good evening, Katrina.

18:36 Good evening, Kapuso.

18:40 Kapuso, there is no more Jenny's storm in the Philippine area of responsibility, but don't panic.

18:46 Because even if it is already far away from our country, it will continue to hit the Philippines.

18:52 And not only that, because there is a new low-pressure area that is being seen.

18:58 Signal number 2 now is in the northern portion of Batanes.

19:01 Signal number 1 is high in the remaining part of Batanes, Babuyan Islands, northern portion of Apayaw,

19:08 northwestern portion of Cagayan, and northern portion of Ilocos Norte.

19:13 A reminder, it is still dangerous to sail or go out in Batanes, Ilocos Norte,

19:18 and the northern coast of Cagayan, along with Babuyan Islands.

19:22 In the latest forecast, the eye of the Typhoon Koynu or the former typhoon Jenny

19:28 is in the 275 kilometers west-northwest of Itbayat, Batanes.

19:33 It will bring down the wind strength to 140 kilometers per hour and a gust of 170 kilometers per hour.

19:41 It will make the movement of 15 kilometers per hour faster.

19:46 According to the forecast, it will continue to hit the Taiwan Strait and coastal waters of southeastern China.

19:53 Aside from the effect of the typhoon, it will also bring down the localised thunderstorms.

20:01 Based on the data of the Metro Weather, it will be raining in Zambales tomorrow morning,

20:06 here in Batanes and Mindoro Provinces and Palawan.

20:10 By the afternoon, Calabar Zone will also be raining,

20:13 other parts of Central Luzon, Bicol Region, and some parts of Northern Luzon.

20:18 So stay alert, Kapuso!

20:21 Heavy to intense rains are possible, so it is advisable to go to lower areas

20:26 or to landslide in places near the mountains.

20:31 It will be raining almost all of Visayas tomorrow, especially in the afternoon.

20:35 Heavy rains are possible here in Maya, Panay Island, Negros Occidental, and here in the Summer Provinces.

20:42 In the afternoon, it is also possible to see some parts of Mindanao.

20:46 Heavy rains are possible in some parts of Zamboanga Peninsula, here in Northern Mindanao and Caraga.

20:52 Here in Metro Manila, the chance of rain is high before noon tomorrow.

20:57 It can continue in the afternoon or night, so don't forget to bring an umbrella,

21:02 especially if there is a Friday gimmick tomorrow.

21:05 Meanwhile, a low-pressure area is visible outside the PAR.

21:09 It is visible again, 1,840 kilometers east of Eastern Visayas.

21:15 It is possible to enter the PAR when the weekend ends.

21:19 According to the weather forecast, the chance of a storm is still low,

21:23 but we will continue to monitor it.

21:26 And that is the latest in the weather.

21:28 I am Katrina Son for the JIMEI Integrated News Weather Center.

21:32 Expect any kind of weather.

21:34 China called for a resupply mission to their territory in Ayuninsho.

21:44 This is followed by the Chinese ship's almost landing and the Philippine's resupply boat yesterday.

21:50 The spokesman of the China Coast Guard said that there is no restriction on the Chinese government

21:55 on the entry of two supply ships and two coast guard vessels of the Philippines.

22:01 They said that they will wait and regulate the Philippine ships that they have approved of the law.

22:09 The China Coast Guard also insisted that they should be the ones to Ayuninsho.

22:14 They also said that they are not violating the illegal transportation of construction materials in the BRP Sierra Madre.

22:24 The National Task Force on the West Philippine Sea said that despite the incident,

22:30 the so-called resupply mission to the BRP Sierra Madre was successful.

22:37 Even though there is a price cap, rice was still priced at 17.9% this September.

22:44 That is the fastest in the past 14 years and the total inflation was also increased to 6.1%.

22:53 Mark Salazar was on the scene.

22:55 When there is a price ceiling on rice from September 5 to October 4,

23:03 the price of rice was still rising.

23:07 The Philippine Statistics Authority said that the inflation of rice was 17.9% in September,

23:14 the fastest price increase in the past 14 years.

23:19 In August, it was only 8.7%.

23:23 According to the economist and congressman, Joey Salceda,

23:27 the situation did not go well because the PSA data only showed the first half of September.

23:36 The PSA explained that due to the high September rice inflation,

23:41 many retailers did not follow the price cap.

23:46 The number of prices collected for regular milled rice is 2,601.

23:52 That is how many items we collect for regular milled rice, 2,601.

23:59 And what we saw was that only 640 of these prices fall below the price cap of 41.

24:09 For the wheel milled rice, the total number of varieties we track is 3,498.

24:18 And only 687 or 20% fall below the price cap of 45 pesos.

24:26 The answer of rice retailers is that it is natural that they cannot follow the price cap of September

24:32 because they will run out of stock that they bought in August.

24:37 It is heavy for us, because we are just stuck here.

24:42 If they say they will follow, they will follow. That is why it is heavy.

24:45 When they followed the price of rice, the price cap was suddenly reduced.

24:51 It is not like it is now. It is not like it is now.

24:56 Even I am asked, Nueva Ecija, Mindoro, because I am a farmer,

25:02 it is not like it is now.

25:05 What does that mean?

25:07 The rice is still not falling. That is what it means.

25:11 If the price of rice is still not falling, the price of rice will really fall.

25:16 I cannot fight with the rice sellers. They are expensive.

25:20 They know how to sell rice.

25:23 The focus of the discussion is on rice because it is the reason for the rise in the overall inflation rate of food

25:30 that increased to 6.1% this September compared to 5.3% in August.

25:37 The Philippine Statistics Authority said, "In my personal economy,

25:41 I can feel 30% of the inflation rate from the price of the food I bought in my food basket."

25:50 In short, we can feel 30% of the price of the food we bought in the market.

25:58 Inflation remains the most urgent national concern for the Filipinos,

26:04 according to the latest Pulse Asia survey.

26:06 Aside from the rising prices as Christmas approaches,

26:10 the PSA is also sure that additional pesos will also be added to the market.

26:15 It is just announced.

26:17 The weight was a bit high, about 3.5%.

26:21 That is the direct effect.

26:22 Of course, there are indirect effects to other commodities used for transport.

26:29 This is what our field offices are looking at now because we have a first-week data collection.

26:37 This will reflect in our October report on inflation.

26:42 For GMA Integrated News, Mark Salazar, 24 Hours.

26:48 The Commission on Human Rights and Department of Justice conducted an investigation

26:54 on the behavior of a student who was slapped by a teacher.

26:57 A forensic pathologist explained how the victim was in a state of shock due to the illness.

27:03 Jonathan Andal was there.

27:05 The 14-year-old grade 5 student, Francis J. Gumikib, was in a state of shock on October 2.

27:14 11 days after being slapped by his teacher,

27:17 the immediate cause of death was a stroke.

27:20 According to Francis' death certificate,

27:22 he also suffered a stroke and was diagnosed with tuberculosis and child physical abuse.

27:29 The child's brain stem was damaged.

27:32 The police are still investigating if the victim had a direct connection to the death of Francis J.

27:38 We asked the forensic pathologist and UP College of Medicine professor, Dr. Raquel Fortun,

27:44 and she answered many questions about the children's death certificate.

27:48 How strong was the slap?

27:51 Was it really like this?

27:53 Because you have to consider, maybe it was a fist.

27:56 Our flesh is thick here, and the bones here in the neck,

28:05 it's not just a slap.

28:07 Was a slap that was one time enough to kill?

28:11 Fortun also identified the underlying cause of death in the death certificate

28:16 and she will tell us why the child's brain was bleeding.

28:20 It should also be considered that 11 days after being slapped by the child and his death,

28:27 tuberculosis is also considered to be infectious in the human brain.

28:32 Can produce meningitis?

28:35 Are we not dealing with a meningoencephalitis?

28:39 An inflammation of the brain and the covering?

28:43 And that can be from bacteria.

28:48 The mother of the child said that it is possible that the child really had tuberculosis

28:53 because she did not have it checked up before.

28:55 But they insist that Francis died because of the slap of his teacher.

29:02 He did not have any disease, he was healthy.

29:04 Where did the brain hemorrhage come from?

29:11 Earlier, the DepEd Antipolo and the principal of Peña Francia Elementary School

29:17 and the mayor of Antipolo promised to pay all the expenses until the burial.

29:23 The CHR is very concerned about the incident and is already conducting its own investigation.

29:28 The DOJ also condemns any form of abuse to the child that is a crime.

29:33 They prohibit corporal punishment.

29:36 The DOJ ordered the Antipolo fiscal to contact the law enforcement agencies.

29:41 Now, National Teachers Day, the Vice President and Education Secretary, Sarah Duterte, has a reminder to the teachers.

29:48 Whether it be physical, sexual, verbal abuse, you don't do that to children.

29:59 Especially those that are entrusted to your care fully by the community, by their families.

30:08 You are supposed to take care of them, you are supposed to mold them into the best citizens that we can have for the future of our country.

30:20 For GMA Integrated News, Jonathan Andal, 24 Hours.

30:25 The Justice Department has a separate hearing.

30:30 The allegations against the accused cult of the support of the Surigao del Norte are now in force.

30:36 In the middle of this, the steps are being planned to protect the members of the group that are under the charge of Salima Refran.

30:44 Because the Department of Environment and Natural Resources has suspended the Protected Area Community-Based Resource Management Agreement

30:55 with Socorro, Bayanihan Services, Inc.,

30:58 they are now discussing how to protect the members of the group that are involved in the issue, especially the children.

31:06 It's more of a cooperation agreement that everybody moves together.

31:10 If one is going to move, the others will join so that the efforts will not double up.

31:17 So it's really coordination, coordination of different agencies of DILG, DOJ, PNP, DNR and DSWD.

31:31 DNR has amended the SBSI's agreement to protect 353 hectares of protected land in Surigao del Norte

31:40 because of the violations of the case of Duat.

31:43 The members of the Departments of Justice, Environment and Natural Resources, and Social Welfare and Development

31:50 along with the members of DILG, PNP and other agencies have joined the effort.

31:55 No, no, no. We don't want anything so dramatic to happen.

32:00 We just want everything to be done to the letter of the law.

32:04 We will not conclude and we will not make a judgment that this is wrong and it should be removed.

32:13 We're not doing that.

32:15 On Monday, the group leader, Jey Renzquilario, who is called Sen. Aguila,

32:22 and other members of the panel that was formed by the DOJ, are expected to attend.

32:25 The allegations of abuse of the group that was accused of being a cult are being heard here.

32:30 The panel will also talk to the victims.

32:33 Sen. Aguila is currently in custody after being cited in contempt in the last hearing.

32:39 According to the Department of Justice, the prosecutors are ready to help in the strengthening of the evidence.

32:46 For JMA Integrated News, I'm Neymaria Fran.

32:49 Tune in for 24 hours.

32:51 JMA Network Inc. and Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines joined forces

32:58 for the mission to fight piracy or to prevent it from being broadcasted on television and digital media.

33:04 JMA's Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, Felipe Yalong,

33:09 and IPAFIL Director General Attorney, Roel Barba,

33:12 signed the agreement to form a campaign and a new strategy to fight piracy.

33:20 Yalong said that JMA's support will help the entire industry to protect the rights

33:28 or intellectual property rights of a broadcast network or content creator.

33:33 More than 600 gigabytes of files were uploaded to a messaging app of the Meduza Ransomware Group

33:41 that was hacked from PhilHealth.

33:44 Most of those were from the employees of the agency.

33:47 John Consulta was there.

33:50 It was past 4 p.m. when these files were uploaded to a telegram channel.

33:57 According to the Department of Information and Communication Technology or DICT,

34:01 these are part of the hacked data of the Meduza Ransomware Group from PhilHealth.

34:06 According to the DICT, the data will reach more than 600 gigabytes.

34:11 The upload was made two days after the group entered the deadline to pay PhilHealth more than P17 million.

34:20 In this video uploaded to a website, you can see some of the parts of the hacked data

34:25 such as IDs, pictures, back cards, receipts, memos, contracts, transactions, and more.

34:31 In the telegram post, in the caption of the video,

34:34 there is an invitation to download the stolen files.

34:37 There is also a conversation with PhilHealth where the uploader thanked the DATOS

34:42 while saying that they will not save the information security.

34:46 Now, the group has made the first bandage to release the stolen files.

34:50 According to the DICT, the Analyte Third Wave of attack should be prepared.

34:55 This is the final stage of the attack.

34:58 This is what I'm saying, triple extortion stasis.

35:00 Phase 3 is what they will attack the people they saw in their database.

35:07 Because they are pro already.

35:09 They will spam and scam.

35:11 According to our source in NBI,

35:13 they monitored a group of people who downloaded the hacked or stolen PhilHealth files

35:18 that could be returned to theft of credentials or to a larger number of online scams and identity theft.

35:24 That's why the DICT advised.

35:26 We should be careful especially when it comes to spam texts, scam texts, phishing,

35:33 enable multi-factor authentication.

35:35 This is the kind of password that after the password,

35:38 someone will give you a text or email to confirm that you are the one who hacked.

35:43 The DICT believes that the uploader of the files is part of the large group of Medusa Ransomware Group.

35:50 PhilHealth said that the data from their employees' computers were compromised

35:56 and not the data of their PhilHealth members on their servers.

36:00 PhilHealth said that most of the uploaded files are ID and picture of ATM cards

36:06 that have information of their employees.

36:08 They will inform their people to avoid being victimized by online fraud.

36:13 If there will be such information being released, we might also go into that,

36:20 changing their PINs, changing their passwords, and changing their ATMs if ever necessary.

36:28 For JMA Integrated News, John Consulta, Nakatutok, 24 Hours.

36:33 The upcoming action-packed series of Black Rider became more exciting

36:41 because of the special role that will be played by Carla Abeliana.

36:45 And now, World Teachers' Day, Carla will be playing a role of a bright and loving teacher.

36:52 Let's go to Katatibayan.

36:54 Along with the celebration of World Teachers' Day,

37:01 Carla Abeliana will be playing a special role as a teacher in the JMA Public Affairs Action Series of Black Rider.

37:08 She will play the role of Teacher Becky,

37:11 who will be more than just the second parent of her students.

37:15 She will be there to save them from being a hostage of a group of syndicates.

37:20 Relax and shout! So that when they see this video, they will give us what we want.

37:26 Carla did not hesitate to accept this role.

37:30 I will go through a lot as a teacher.

37:34 I will do my best to protect her three students.

37:38 There will be encounters, a lot of action scenes.

37:42 In the intense scenes like the kick,

37:49 punch,

37:52 and kick,

37:53 Carla cannot avoid getting wet.

37:58 It is a part of the job where you will have bruises, scratches, or even injuries.

38:06 I was the only one who got wet.

38:09 It was a small area.

38:10 How can there be such occupational hazards?

38:13 How about the regular tasks?

38:14 It just comes to show that the job is not a joke.

38:18 They are serious, they are passionate about their job.

38:22 They are doing their best.

38:24 So, if it is intense, you will see the action pack of the show, Black Rider.

38:31 But what should be watched out for is how Black Rider Ruru Madrid will save them.

38:36 Carla is well praised for that.

38:38 He is very professional.

38:40 He is respectful.

38:42 Of course, he calls me "Ate".

38:44 He is thoughtful.

38:45 Even if he is busy with his scenes, his lines, his blocking,

38:50 he makes sure that you are okay, that you are comfortable.

38:55 This November, we will get to know the most fierce defender of the country's most active primetime series, Black Rider.

39:06 Updated in Showbiz, Happy Nicks!

39:10 And that's the news for this Thursday.

39:14 I am Mel Tiangco.

39:15 Kapuso, it's just 81 days, it's Christmas already.

39:17 I am Vicky Morales for a bigger mission.

39:20 For a wider service to the country, I am Emil Sumangyo.

39:23 From GMA Integrated News, the news authority of the Philippines, we are in touch 24/7.

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