Narito ang mga balitang ating tinutukan ngayong WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2023
• 3-hour power maintenance, isinagawa sa NAIA Terminal 3 | Mga pasahero, naabala ng kawalan ng air-conditioning system at hindi gumaganang escalator | Pagsasaayos sa electrical system ng NAIA 3, isasagawa hanggang December 13
• Pinoy na binihag ng Hamas, ikinuwentong halos nawalan na siya noon ng pag-asa na makalaya pa
• Gobyerno at NDFP, pumirma ng joint statement para sa pagbabalik ng peace talks
• Christmas convoy patungong ayungin shoal, isasagawa para magdala ng mga pamasko sa mga mangingisda at sundalo
• Ilang manggagawa at opisyal ng gobyerno, nakiisa sa national bike-to-work day
• Mga gunmen at mastermind umano sa pamamaril sa loob ng bus sa Carranglan, Nueva Ecija, tukoy na ng PNP
• Hailstorm o pag-ulan ng yelo, naranasan sa Barangay Tambobong | Halos zero visibility, naranasan dahil sa malakas na ulan | Pag-uulan, nagresulta sa landslide
• Pilipinas, ika-98 sa 142 na bans a na tinanong tungkol sa pagiging generous o mapagbigay | Ilang Pilipino, hindi sang-ayon na hindi mapagbigay ang Pinoy
• Heart Evangelista, ipinakita ang unfiltered moments sa 2023 New York Fashion Week
• Tweet at #RhiMich ni Miss Universe PH 2023 Michelle Dee para kay Rhian Ramos, nag-trend 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.
• 3-hour power maintenance, isinagawa sa NAIA Terminal 3 | Mga pasahero, naabala ng kawalan ng air-conditioning system at hindi gumaganang escalator | Pagsasaayos sa electrical system ng NAIA 3, isasagawa hanggang December 13
• Pinoy na binihag ng Hamas, ikinuwentong halos nawalan na siya noon ng pag-asa na makalaya pa
• Gobyerno at NDFP, pumirma ng joint statement para sa pagbabalik ng peace talks
• Christmas convoy patungong ayungin shoal, isasagawa para magdala ng mga pamasko sa mga mangingisda at sundalo
• Ilang manggagawa at opisyal ng gobyerno, nakiisa sa national bike-to-work day
• Mga gunmen at mastermind umano sa pamamaril sa loob ng bus sa Carranglan, Nueva Ecija, tukoy na ng PNP
• Hailstorm o pag-ulan ng yelo, naranasan sa Barangay Tambobong | Halos zero visibility, naranasan dahil sa malakas na ulan | Pag-uulan, nagresulta sa landslide
• Pilipinas, ika-98 sa 142 na bans a na tinanong tungkol sa pagiging generous o mapagbigay | Ilang Pilipino, hindi sang-ayon na hindi mapagbigay ang Pinoy
• Heart Evangelista, ipinakita ang unfiltered moments sa 2023 New York Fashion Week
• Tweet at #RhiMich ni Miss Universe PH 2023 Michelle Dee para kay Rhian Ramos, nag-trend 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 [News Anchor]
00:07 Good morning. Here are the first news of GMA Integrated News.
00:11 Three hours of power outage at Terminal 3 of Ninoy Aquino International Airport earlier this morning.
00:18 That is a scheduled power interruption that is part of the upgrade of the electrical system of the airport.
00:25 Even though the Manila International Airport Authority is preparing a generator set,
00:30 passengers are still worried because of the lack of air conditioning system and the failure of the escalator.
00:35 That is the first news of Nico Juagen.
00:37 12.01am, a scheduled power interruption started at IA Terminal 3.
00:46 That is part of the electrical maintenance to upgrade the electrical system of the airport.
00:51 Mayor Alcon is doing an upgrade of the power cable to enhance the overall reliability of the electricity in IA Terminal 3.
00:58 The operation did not stop and the flight was not affected, but passengers were still affected.
01:05 Some are worried because of the lack of air conditioning system, like Faye who has a flight to Iloilo.
01:11 It's hot. I'm just worried. It's really hot.
01:16 I thought that we, the foreigners, can handle the heat.
01:21 But the foreigners are a bit embarrassed because of the experience.
01:24 She doesn't know that the electricity will be cut off.
01:27 Actually, I was surprised earlier because I thought that because it's a sunny day, there's no electricity.
01:32 But it turns out that there's no power.
01:35 Some are carrying their own luggage while climbing stairs because the escalator is not working.
01:41 The elevator is working but only a few are using it because of the luggage.
01:46 Dylan from Australia is carrying two bags while climbing stairs.
01:50 He has been to many airports, but this is the first time he experienced this.
01:55 What can you say?
01:57 It's inconvenient.
02:00 Yeah, it's a lot of steps to take heavy luggage up.
02:04 Yeah, it's hot in here, so definitely working up a sweat.
02:08 There are generators that are used to continue to run more important facilities.
02:13 According to the MIAA, maintenance should be done at this time to avoid causing more passengers to be affected.
02:20 At 3 o'clock in the early morning, when the electricity is back in IEA Terminal 3,
02:25 until December 13, power-related maintenance work will be carried out in the airport.
02:30 This is the first news, Niko Juaje for GMA Integrated News.
02:35 Jimmy Pacheco is very grateful to the Filipino Philippine Embassy of Hamas for his help in Gaza.
02:42 He did not expect that he will be able to return home alive.
02:46 When I was still in the city of Gaza, I had no hope of returning home alive.
02:52 I had no hope of returning to my family.
02:56 I prayed to God first, then to my children.
03:03 I prayed to God, then to my children.
03:06 Pacheco also told us that the day he was released, he thought he would just move to another place.
03:13 He is also very grateful to the government of Israel and to our embassy for their help in getting him released.
03:19 He is now in a good condition.
03:21 Pacheco is happy that he will be able to celebrate Christmas in the Philippines after six years of working in Israel.
03:31 The National Government and National Democratic Front of the Philippines signed an agreement on the return of peace talks.
03:37 It happened in Oslo, Norway on November 23, four years after former President Rodrigo Duterte stopped the talks.
03:44 For the government, this is just the first step towards long-term peace, so the rebel groups are still fighting.
03:51 The NDFP will form their peace panel.
03:55 The issues discussed are the return of the terrorist nation to the New People's Army and the release of its imprisoned members.
04:03 Personally, there is that kind of commitment and also there is a kind of goodwill on both parties to continue to discuss some principled resolution to end the armed conflict.
04:23 We are very confident that after this joint statement, we can finally end up with the final peace agreement.
04:30 We are open to having the work of both sides to continue and bear fruit.
04:39 After six long years, there seems to be a light at the end of the tunnel.
04:46 But then I would point out that the tunnel itself is a very long winding and tortuous tunnel.
04:55 So there's a lot of work that has to be done in order to reach the end, the light.
05:03 The Christmas Convoy of this group in the West Philippine Sea continues its plan.
05:09 According to the group, there are already 100 civilians who want to join the Christmas supply to fishermen and soldiers guarding the island.
05:18 But they will not go directly to the BRP Sierra Madre to avoid the tension there.
05:24 They will just collect the Christmas supplies in Pag-asa Island and will just bring it to the BRP Sierra Madre for the next resupply mission.
05:32 The group will talk to the Philippine Coast Guard and AFP Western Command to plan the route of the 40 ships that will join the Christmas Convoy.
05:43 The issue of our rights and sovereignty is not only the duty of the government, but also the duty of the people.
05:55 We want to help our fellow countrymen, including the Coast Guard, because they are the ones who are in the front line.
06:04 This is a historic event and an opportunity to be able to stand in solidarity with the fisherfolk, to let them know that they are not alone.
06:14 The group of fishermen who joined the National Bike to Work Day went to work with several government officials.
06:23 Live from Quezon City, we have the first news, Mico Juahe. Mico.
06:28 Ivan, good morning. If there's anything that can end the pandemic for many Filipinos, it's the many who learn to ride a bicycle to get to their jobs like you, Ivan.
06:43 Because there's no choice at that time, because there's no public transportation, but the no-choice people are now riding their bicycles every day to get to their jobs.
06:55 Today, we are celebrating National Bike to Work Day.
06:59 As a doctor, we became allies with Dr. Niel Salarda during the pandemic to fight COVID-19.
07:10 But to do his job and service, he needed allies.
07:15 And that is his bicycle that he used to go to his clinic during the pandemic.
07:21 I continued to ride my bike during the pandemic of 2020.
07:25 Because my clinic in Manila, and I live here in QC, more than 15 kilometers one way.
07:32 During that time, there was no vehicle. I experienced walking, it was a bit difficult.
07:38 So I rode my bike to work every day, I went home. I continued that, almost one year.
07:44 You don't have a personal car, sir?
07:46 I have a car, I have a motorcycle, but during that time, I didn't have one.
07:51 The pandemic is over, but Dr. Niel's bicycle ride is still going on. It also helped his health.
07:59 That exercise, previously, from 100 kilograms of sir, so diet and exercise and active lifestyle, it became 70 kilograms, sir.
08:08 72, I lost 30 kilograms in that healthy lifestyle, sir.
08:13 Emma also felt the effect on her body when she started riding her bike during the pandemic.
08:18 It's big, because you become active, and your health, you really feel that your body is different.
08:29 I bought my bike for errands only, because you can't ride a tricycle, right?
08:34 We don't have transportation means, nothing. So I started using my bike during the pandemic.
08:44 Today, National Bike to Work Day was held in the presence of the Department of Health.
08:49 Early this morning, some of our countrymen gathered to ride their bikes to work to get a ride.
08:54 In the presence of DOH Secretary Ted Herbosa, those who rode their bikes from Sentry in Quezon City to Lung Center of the Philippines.
09:06 Ivan, around 7 o'clock earlier, cyclists went to Lung Center of the Philippines, which reached 150.
09:14 Earlier, DOH Secretary Ted Herbosa also spoke and said that this exercise is to promote road safety.
09:23 Of course, many Filipino workers are encouraged to be healthy by riding their bikes.
09:30 Live from Quezon City, I'm Nico Juaje for GMA Integrated News.
09:36 The police said that the gunmen were involved in a live-in partner inside a bus in Caranglan, Nueva Ecija.
09:43 According to the PNP, they already have the names of the two gunmen and the masterminds of the crime.
09:49 The motive for the gunmen was also mentioned, but they will not release it to the public yet.
09:54 In an investigation, the two gunmen were released on gun-for-hire.
09:57 They were also involved in another incident of gunmen.
10:00 The CCTV footage of the two gunmen went viral in a live-in partner inside a bus.
10:08 Aside from the two gunmen, we will also include names mentioned in the case.
10:19 We don't want to preempt the official announcement because the masterminds might suddenly disappear.
10:28 Some places in the country experienced a severe weather in the past few days.
10:34 Residents of Marangay Tambobong in Davao City were surprised to experience a hail storm.
10:43 A netizen caught sight of small ice cubes that were as big as a corn cob.
10:49 The hail storm lasted for almost 15 minutes.
10:52 The visibility in Tagbilaran City in Bohol was almost zero due to the rain.
10:58 Tagbilaran Port and Panglao Island were not visible due to the heavy rain.
11:02 According to the weather forecast, it will be the end of Easter and a mild wind.
11:06 Due to the bad weather, landslides occurred in Natonin Mountain Province.
11:10 Some houses were also damaged.
11:13 Clearing operations for the affected roads are still ongoing.
11:19 The Philippines ranked 98th out of 142 countries in terms of generosity or giving based on the World Giving Index 2023.
11:28 It is the year of the Global Study conducted by the Charities Aid Foundation,
11:33 a charity organization based in the United Kingdom.
11:36 In the last study, the Philippines got an index score of 34.
11:42 It is low compared to the global score of 39.
11:46 We have a huge drop in the global rankings compared to the last year when we were top 20 in the global ranking.
11:55 57% of respondents in the Philippines said they helped a stranger.
12:01 Only 12% said they donated money to the charity.
12:06 33% said they volunteered in an organization.
12:12 Does this mean that Filipinos are generous?
12:17 Tina's mother said she has experienced this, being generous and being generous.
12:22 Sometimes, I ask for help, but sometimes, there are times when I don't have any.
12:29 So, even though I am sad, I cannot share the needs of the people.
12:37 I also experienced this.
12:39 For example, I borrow money, but I know that they have money.
12:46 But I was denied because they don't trust me and I cannot pay them.
12:54 But some of our interviewees said,
12:57 Filipinos are not generous.
12:59 That's wrong. Filipinos are not generous.
13:03 No, they are not. It's just a formality.
13:06 Street sweeper Francisco admitted that he does not have the capacity to help his fellow Filipinos.
13:12 He also said that he is having a hard time.
13:14 Of course, we think about our situation.
13:18 Of course, before them, we should help ourselves first.
13:23 Of course, we are looking for a way for our family to survive.
13:28 We are looking for a way for our family to survive.
13:34 How can they give money to charity, volunteer, or free service,
13:41 or help a stranger if they are working all day and still don't earn enough?
13:47 Like Liza, who has seven children.
13:49 She is a breadwinner because her husband is a senior citizen.
13:53 It's hard, especially for us Filipinos.
13:56 It's really hard for us even if we say that some are begging.
13:59 You cannot refuse them.
14:02 The 23-year-old Maria Gwen believes that Filipinos can still give and help,
14:09 especially when it comes to family.
14:12 Maybe that's why Filipinos are generous because they have their own priorities in life.
14:19 But I don't believe it because I'm like my mother.
14:23 I help my mother because she is a single mom.
14:27 That's why I don't agree with what was said in the survey.
14:30 She was given food by street dwellers on her birthday.
14:34 Others were able to afford it because they are giving and helping in different ways.
14:39 A behavioral expert said it's important to contextualize
14:43 what Filipinos' priorities when it comes to education.
14:46 In general, Filipinos are generous, helpful.
14:50 In fact, we can see it especially when there are calamities.
14:55 For example, when there is a storm, flood, or earthquake, we can see that we move together as a community.
15:04 Maybe this survey was done during a time when we know that there are many effects
15:12 and impacts on our economy and finances during this time of peri-pandemic.
15:19 Many lost their jobs. Many companies have downsized.
15:24 [ambient street noise]
15:29 [speaking Filipino]
15:35 [speaking Filipino]
16:02 [upbeat music]
16:08 [speaking Filipino]
16:27 [speaking Filipino]
16:37 I feel like I'm one of the brave ones to start, but that's how she is.
16:43 I'm really appreciative that people like me and appreciative that I let my guard down.
16:52 Because if you love someone, then you should really love who they really are.
16:56 Not just the roles we play on TV.
16:58 [speaking Filipino]
17:21 Truly besties, the two, who are also called wifey.
17:25 They have been together in a house since 2022.
17:28 Of course, Rian is full support in Michelle's journey in Miss Universe.
17:32 She is also one of the people who visited Philippines, Michelle.
17:36 Besties for life, they are.
17:38 Yeah!
17:39 [music]