Saksi Express: January 10, 2024 [HD]

Name: Saksi Express: January 10, 2024 [HD]
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Narito ang mga balitang ating sinaksihan ngayong Miyerkules, January 10, 2024:

- Dating opisyal ng South Korea na halos P200M umano ang ninakaw sa pondo ng Korean gov't, arestado sa Mandaluyong

- 7 riders na sangkot sa drag race, huli; mga motorsiklo nila, kumpiskado

- AD na nagsusulong baguhin ang 1987 Constitution, inalmahan; grupong nasa likod ng ad, iginiit na walang public funds na ginamit para rito

- Indonesia, nangako ng suporta sa pagbuo ng code of conduct sa South China Sea

- Acute gastroenteritis outbreak, idineklara sa Baguio

- P0.08/kWh na dagdag-singil ngayong Enero, posible pang masundan dahil sa El Niño

- 1-Rider Party-list: P30-P40 na pamasahe, kakailanganin para mabawi ang pinambayad sa bagong unit

- NGCP na sinisisi sa power outage, sinabing 'di nila responsibilidad ang pag-trip ng mga power plant

- Park Hyung Sik, maraming inihandang sorpresa sa kanyang fan meeting

- 2-anyos na bata, nag-transform ala-Heart Evangelista at Michelle Dee

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00:00 [Gunshots]

00:02 [Whistle]

00:04 Join us in our discussion on "Saksi!"

00:08 In the Philippines, the former South Korean official, Pugante, was finally executed.

00:20 Pugante stole almost 200 million pesos when he was still in office.

00:27 "Saksi!" by John Consulta, exclusive.

00:30 The Korean fugitive, Cho Yong-sam, was released from his condominium in Mandaluyong.

00:39 He was responsible for the Fugitive Search Unit of the Bureau of Immigration,

00:43 along with the Korean Police and Intelligence Unit of the CIBG.

00:48 The 45-year-old Pugante, who was a former South Korean official,

00:54 was in the Interpol Red Notice for stealing almost 200 million pesos from the bank of his town when he was still in office.

01:04 The Korean government approached us to find their former public servant,

01:10 who is like an official of PhilHealth.

01:15 He was dispatched to a place that is worth 4.8 billion won.

01:20 He was escaped and hid in the Philippines.

01:24 Based on the records of the FBI, Yong-sam arrived in the Philippines a year ago.

01:29 But because he did not have a denogatory record, he was able to enter the country.

01:34 The Korean government kept on moving his house, so it was not easy to find him.

01:39 His deportation proceedings are ongoing.

01:42 He is currently in jail in the CIDG, waiting for the clearance if there are local cases,

01:47 before we deport him back to Korea.

01:49 The arrest of Pugante has not been announced yet.

01:52 For GMA Integrity News, I am your host, John Consulta.

01:58 Saksi!

01:59 Seven riders were facing traffic violations when they were caught racing on a highway in Cagayan de Oro City.

02:08 Saksi! This is Sayul Chavez of GMA Regional TV 1 Mindanao.

02:13 [Music]

02:20 These motorcycles are still racing in Barangay Gusa, Cagayan de Oro City.

02:25 They are racing on the national highway.

02:29 One of them was caught lying on a motorcycle.

02:35 Residents are complaining of the noise of their mufflers in the middle of the night.

02:41 They are also showing that they are just foreigners and not from Barangay Gusa.

02:46 But their efforts were supported by the authorities.

02:53 The residents of the barangay asked the PNP Highway Patrol Group and the Roads and Traffic Administration or RTA of the LGU.

03:02 [Speaking in Tagalog]

03:18 Seven motorcycles were caught.

03:21 The riders were arrested for violating the law.

03:24 Some of them do not have a license and the motorcycles are not registered.

03:29 [Speaking in Tagalog]

03:35 RTA and HPG are still arresting the motorcycle riders and they will not be able to catch them if they do not face charges.

03:45 For now, no one is facing the RTA.

03:48 [Screams]

03:51 Oh my God!

03:52 Road rage was caught in Manduriau, Iloilo City on Monday night.

03:58 In the middle of Diversion Road, a rider opened the door of a pickup truck and he held a baseball bat.

04:06 The driver was hit repeatedly.

04:09 The rider with a helmet immediately ran away.

04:12 The victim, a government employee, did not recognize the driver.

04:17 He also did not know the origin of the fight.

04:20 The police are still investigating and they called on the public to help the motorcycle rider.

04:28 For Jemai Integrated News, Syril Chavez of Jemai Regional TV One Mindanao, your witness.

04:37 The petition for the amendment of the 1987 Constitution has been passed in several barangays.

04:45 The alternative is aid.

04:48 DOH and DOH have already investigated it and a resolution has been passed in the Senate for its approval.

04:54 Your witness, Jonathan Andar.

04:56 The motorcycle rider, Ed Sapuera, did not obey the 1987 Constitution.

05:09 Obey the law.

05:15 Last night, this advertisement was broadcasted on TV stations,

05:19 which is demanding the change of the current Constitution.

05:22 In the ad, it is said that it is a paid advertisement of GANA and IANZA Avisado Law Offices.

05:28 We were able to interview the law firm that says that their client is behind this,

05:32 a group called PIRMA or People's Initiative for Modernization and Reform Action.

05:37 This is also the group that promoted the amendment of the Constitution since President Fidel Ramos.

05:42 This move is just to invite public discussion.

05:45 We just want people to be involved, to be informed.

05:48 This is also an information campaign.

05:50 But now, some lawmakers are already working on this.

05:53 Representative Franz Castro wants to know who funded the so-called TV ad,

05:58 if it came from the public or money from the public interest.

06:02 The group's answer is...

06:03 No public funds were used for this.

06:06 All of this came from private sectors that are pushing for a change in our Constitution.

06:14 Congressman Edsel Lagman is now accusing the use of the so-called EDSA Fuerza in the TV ad.

06:19 It was done by the Marcos family to destroy the EDSA People Power Revolution,

06:23 which became a way to violate the current 1987 Constitution.

06:28 GMA Integrated News is also trying to get the Marcos family's support and their opinion on this.

06:33 The next step in the plan of the signing group for the Charter Change, or CHACHA,

06:37 is to promote the People's Initiative.

06:39 Under this, the people can vote on the changes in the Constitution,

06:43 if the signatures of 12% of voters in the country are valid.

06:48 In the middle of this, there are people who are asking for signatures of petitions from the barangay.

06:53 We are also confirming who is behind this.

06:56 It was found in this video that there is a woman who is looking for a signature that has a consolation round.

07:02 What is the purpose of the signature campaign?

07:05 It is for the amendment or change of the 1987 Constitution.

07:11 If this is to be changed, the law will act on it.

07:17 If you will sign this, there is a consolation for our beloved Congressman.

07:23 He will give us a petition.

07:26 See?

07:29 The video came from the Quezon City Urban Poor Coordinating Council,

07:32 which was recorded on the barangay's Old Capitol site this Saturday.

07:36 The barangay's Old Capitol site mentioned that the payout of the IECS will be in February.

07:43 It is said to be P2,000.

07:45 I went to the barangay and talked to some residents who signed the petition for the Charter Change.

07:50 Why did you not sign?

07:52 We already signed, of course, it is a loan.

07:54 There is no need to pay.

07:56 But the Charter Change was explained.

07:58 What explanation?

08:00 There was no explanation.

08:02 If we knew that there was an explanation, we would not have signed.

08:07 He did not explain what it is.

08:10 He just said, "Just sign it."

08:14 He put my name there and I just signed.

08:17 Then he took my present number.

08:20 But some of them did not sign.

08:24 I am not aware of what they want to happen.

08:29 I want to explain it more clearly before I sign.

08:34 According to the group Bayan Muna, in the barangay Silanga in San Mateo, Rizal,

08:38 5 kilos of rice was given in exchange for the signature on the Charter.

08:42 In Bicol, the amount of P100 was included in each signature, according to Albay Representative Edsel Lagman.

08:48 Even in Davao City, the amount of this signature for the Charter has already reached.

08:52 That is why Congressman Paulo Duterte reminded the Davao residents not to sell their soul for P100 or P10,000 in exchange for the signature.

09:01 Nevertheless, the Davao residents still have a choice if they want to follow the "minions" of a person who dreams of being successful in Congress.

09:09 The President's brother, Senator Ayme Marcos, was angry when he found out that the Ayuda was being used to circulate the signature on the Charter Change.

09:17 What kind of nonsense is this? It's obvious that they are using the DSWD, AICS, and there's a DOH.

09:29 We are just surprised that we are already selling our Constitution for a low price of P100.

09:37 The resolution was submitted to Senator Ayme to investigate it.

09:41 We asked for the permission of the DSWD.

09:43 The DOH and DOLE said that they are already investigating it.

09:47 For GMA Integrated News, Jonathan Andal, your Saksi.

09:50 In the middle of the official visit of Indonesian President Joko Widodo in the Philippines,

09:57 Indonesia promised to support the formation of the Code of Conduct in the South China Sea.

10:02 The family of our countryman, Mary Jane Veloso, who is still in the death row in Indonesia, sent a letter to her.

10:12 Saksi is JP Soriano.

10:14 The issues of the South China Sea and the cooperation of the countries in Asia are part of the discussion of President Bongbong Marcos and Indonesian President Joko Widodo,

10:27 who is in the Philippines for the three-day official visit.

10:31 President Widodo and I had a fruitful and honest discussion on regional events of mutual interest,

10:38 such as the developments in the South China Sea and ASEAN cooperation and initiatives.

10:43 The Philippines and Indonesia affirmed our insistence on the universality of UNCLOS,

10:50 which sets out the legal framework that governs all activities in the oceans and in the seas.

10:56 The discussions began in 2002 to have a Code of Conduct or "Alitong Tuning Gagabay" in ASEAN and China on the issue of the South China Sea.

11:07 But it still remains a mystery until now.

11:11 Indonesia promised to support the formation of the Code of Conduct.

11:15 Indonesia is ready to work together with all ASEAN member states, including with the Philippines, to finalize the Code of Conduct as soon as possible.

11:25 Indonesia also supports the cooperation on security on the borders of the two countries through joint patrols.

11:33 But there are many things still need to be improved.

11:38 The provision of the Border Crossing Agreement and the Border Patrol Agreement of 1975 need to be expedited.

11:52 The settlement of continental set boundaries needs to be pushed.

11:59 I also seek your excellency's support related to purchase of anti-submarine warfare aircrafts from the Philippine Navy from PT-DE Indonesia.

12:13 The Palacio also asked for support to speed up the groundbreaking of the North-South Commuter Railway Project and the protection of Indonesian coffee products.

12:24 The agreement on the continued supply of coal to the Philippines and assistance related to renewable energy and natural gas was also added earlier.

12:36 The family and supporters of Mary Jane Veloso, the OFW in the death row of Indonesia, were also arrested. After being caught by the heroine in her home in 2010, she was last visited by her family in prison last Christmas.

12:55 She was stressed. She got thinner. She looks older. Her friends there are free.

13:04 She has been in prison for almost 14 years after she was arrested. It seems that Mary Jane's heart is also weakening.

13:11 Her family's determination was proven by evidence that Mary Jane is just a victim.

13:17 And the recruiters were fooled. That's why she should be released.

13:21 When will she be released? Will she be released? The owner is already in prison. And she was punished.

13:28 What did they say? And why hasn't she been released yet?

13:31 If there's a crime, I will not cry like this. We have already accepted it.

13:36 Now, she has no crime. I raised my children. You should fear God.

13:43 The family should be together in Malacanang to bring their letter to President Marcos and President Joko Widodo.

13:50 But in the middle of the program in Mendiola, Mary Jane's mother fainted.

13:55 So the lawyer was the one who received the letter from the palace. According to our DFA,

14:01 the questions were sent to Jakarta from the court in the Philippines regarding Mary Jane's case

14:07 so that our countrymen can answer it.

14:10 As part of her testimony against her recruiters, President Marcos hopes that he can also use the clemency

14:19 that the Philippine government will do everything to help Mary Jane and her family.

14:26 For GMA Integrated News, I am JP Soriano, your witness.

14:32 More than 1,000 people were infected with food and waterborne diseases in Baguio City.

14:38 That's why the LGU declared an acute gastroenteritis outbreak.

14:43 Witness, Jasmine Gabriel Galvan of GMA Regional TV, One North Central Luzon.

14:49 I would like to officially declare that we have an outbreak of gastroenteritis.

15:00 The declaration of the Mayor of Baguio City was just the next of the unusual diarrhea cases in the city,

15:07 according to their health service office.

15:09 As of now, 1,602 cases of food and waterborne diseases have been reported in the City of Pines.

15:16 More than 200 establishments and 80 houses were affected.

15:20 14 members of the Kirubin family were infected from Rizal and visited Baguio last holiday season.

15:28 They were brought to the hospital after experiencing nausea, stomach pain and nausea.

15:33 According to Mary Grace, they climbed to Baguio on January 5 and ate at a food establishment.

15:39 They were given service water.

15:42 They were still required to go to the hospital but they were able to go home.

15:45 However, the disease did not end there.

15:48 It was hard to go home. Our trip was long. It was almost four hours.

15:53 We reached home five hours late because all of our staff members were overworked.

15:56 We stopped because all of our staff members were sick.

16:00 Some of the patients were from Itogon, Tuba and Trindad who ate at some food establishments in Baguio City.

16:08 According to Mayor Magalong, he was one of them and some of his relatives and friends were also infected by diarrhea.

16:14 The local government held an emergency meeting because of the ongoing increase in the number of diarrhea cases.

16:20 The investigation of the City Health Services Office is extensive and in-depth.

16:24 The primary concern is the possible contamination of water.

16:27 More than three food establishments and their residents will be receiving water samples for water testing.

16:33 We will be up on our toes and doing a lot of water testing.

16:38 And actually, we are now with the meeting with the Mayor this morning.

16:45 We are now partnering with the BCPO to help us also do the water testing as fast as we can

16:51 so that we can screen the water and if it's positive, then we will now subject it to bacteriological examination.

16:59 The medical facilities in the city are prepared in case the number of diarrhea cases increases.

17:04 I think the hospitals can accommodate it since they don't usually stay in the hospitals.

17:10 But most of them are in the OPD.

17:12 Yes, most of them are in the OPD.

17:14 Until Friday, the results of the water tests are expected to be released.

17:18 But while the results are not yet released, drinking water from the tap is temporarily prohibited.

17:24 For GMA Regional TV One North Central Luzon and GMA Integrated News, your witness is Jasmine Gabriel Galvan.

17:33 The investigation of the camera shows that the possible increase of the price of jeepney

17:39 to P50 due to the PV modernization.

17:42 The Transportation Department said that this will not happen.

17:45 But how will Machu Perra or Operator recover the new units they bought?

17:50 Witness Tina Panganiban Perez.

17:52 The jeepney driver, Philip Borrata, is crying when he faced the camera.

18:02 His jeepney was denied by his cooperative.

18:06 He was charged, along with three other drivers, with 38 counts of carnapping.

18:12 The most update, they want to take our vehicle because of their names.

18:20 I came here to your committee.

18:25 Our problem is that we are having a hard time here.

18:29 We are in a situation of crisis.

18:31 His counterpart told LTFRB that when he reported this, they will not be able to do anything

18:36 because this is an issue within the cooperative.

18:39 But the chairman of LTFRB said that he did not hear of such a case and he will investigate it.

18:45 The possible increase of the price of jeepney was also discussed.

18:49 The Transportation Department dismissed the possible increase of the price to P50 due to the PV modernization.

18:57 But where will the buyers of the modern jeepney recover the P2.8 million that a unit will be able to buy

19:05 on the account of the One Rider Party List?

19:09 Even if the government gives subsidy equity or financial assistance to the buyers,

19:14 they will still need P40,000 per month.

19:19 It does not include fuel, facilities, cooperative management, maintenance, and other mandatory expenses.

19:29 The driver should earn P1,500 to P2,000 per day.

19:41 Approximately, we are searching a total of P7,000 per day.

19:47 To achieve that, they need to pay P30 to P40 for a minimum of massage.

19:55 So it's not accurate?

19:56 It is accurate on the premise that the cost of the vehicle is P1,800.

20:02 LTFRB also insisted that the computation of the land bank for the loan is based on the current massage.

20:09 I think that those who are in a better position to determine, the rate is C-Bank's fault.

20:17 According to the land bank, there are five of more than 100 co-ops and almost 50 corporations

20:23 who were in debt for the modernization of the deadline of the payment of the loan.

20:29 According to the Development Bank of the Philippines,

20:32 more than P30,000 were borrowed from them without paying the loan, which is P1.8 billion.

20:40 Other reports were also discussed that came to the congressmen.

20:45 Also, what will happen to the 38,000 Jeepneys that are not consolidated

20:51 because they can only travel to the routes that are not consolidated or lack of Jeepneys until January 31.

20:58 Will you arrest them?

21:00 If they cross the road because they don't have a franchise, that will be the result Mr. Chair.

21:14 The chairman of the House Committee on Transportation repeatedly raised his voice

21:19 because they cannot answer their questions.

21:22 Many members of the corporation or cooperative were removed because they did not follow.

21:29 You don't hear anything like that happening.

21:32 Meanwhile, we know who will answer the questions.

21:38 Because you are already passing the answers to different people.

21:43 You know, you're giving me the impression that you don't know about this program.

21:49 The protest was accompanied by some transport groups outside the camera.

21:54 For GMA Integrated News, Tina Panganiban Perez is your witness.

21:59 My house is being added to the bill, it's P8 per kilowatt hour.

22:06 That's equivalent to P17 per house that consumes P200 per month.

22:14 According to Meralco, the increase in electricity costs is due to the high cost of electricity production

22:19 and the cost of transmission to the houses.

22:23 And it's possible that the increase in electricity costs is due to the heat brought by the aluminum.

22:29 ERC and Transco denies that NGCP is responsible for the widespread brownout in Western Visayas.

22:39 But NGCP says that the supply of power grid is stable, and the first plant will power trip on January 2.

22:47 Mark Salazar is the witness.

22:49 The residents of Panay Island are suffering from severe headaches

22:57 after the four-day brownout due to the drop in their electricity grid this first week of January.

23:03 Some have slept outside their homes and some businesses were unable to operate, including schools.

23:10 So in front of the local officials of Panay Island,

23:14 they are determined to answer to what happened.

23:19 For the first time, you have to sleep in plazas or barangay gyms or the esplanade

23:29 because of prolonged brownouts, turning houses into hot ovens.

23:35 Classes and work were suspended for four days.

23:40 City hall services were interrupted, and local businesses were greatly affected.

23:51 Our local economy has suffered an estimated 500 million losses a day, or 2 billion in four days.

24:06 We do not deserve this. No one deserves this.

24:10 Find someone who is guilty and hold them accountable and let them pay.

24:17 Thank you, your honors.

24:19 Thank you, Mr. Chair. That's exactly what we're doing right now to find who's accountable.

24:24 The problem will be repeated, said the governors of Iloilo and Guimaras,

24:28 until they solve what they have been saying for a long time.

24:32 The completion of vital infrastructure, like phase 3 of the Singapore Negros Panay Backbone

24:44 and other ancillary civil structures to strengthen the grid.

24:51 Otherwise, the blackout can happen again.

24:57 So this is not new, this is recurrent, and this may be persistent.

25:03 And I think it is high time that we resolve this as much as possible, as soon as possible.

25:11 Because everyone is facing the Senate Committee on Energy Hearing,

25:16 the question of who is guilty is being asked.

25:19 The Energy Regulatory Commission and National Transmission Corporation, or TRANSCO,

25:24 is being led by the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines, or NGCP.

25:29 The system operator did not issue any, what we call, significant incident notice regarding this gripping.

25:37 According to the grid code, the SO is responsible for ensuring that the grid voltage is maintained within the normal limits.

25:47 For the first incident, we did not see any report that they submitted.

25:52 So they were still here?

25:54 Because maybe they were flowing from the appreciation that it wasn't a significant incident.

26:01 Because they said it was stable.

26:04 In their defense, NGCP said that when the power trip happened,

26:09 because the first plant was on January 2, 1206, the supply in the Panay grid was still stable.

26:16 After the tripping of PEDC, the system remains stable.

26:20 The system is normal, it is stable.

26:23 Voltage and frequency are within limits, normal limits.

26:27 When Unit 1 tripped, they should have been in a hurry, they should have returned.

26:32 But they were not.

26:34 For them, it was normal and stable.

26:39 I don't know if your thinking is still stable.

26:42 NGCP also said that when the five plants tripped at 3.10pm,

26:47 the power system continuously dropped and they reported there.

26:52 They did not answer the power plant trip.

26:56 Maintenance is their responsibility to maintain their units, not NGCP.

27:02 We cannot predict what plant will trip.

27:05 Senator Rafi Tulfo also brought the ERC where he knows how to handle this problem.

27:11 It seems like you're still afraid of NGCP.

27:14 Then say it directly, NGCP is wrong.

27:19 They're saying it's wrong, it's not right.

27:21 That's not acceptable.

27:23 It seems like you're still babying it.

27:25 We're not afraid of NGCP.

27:27 We're afraid that our ongoing investigation will be challenged.

27:31 If the plant will trip, there's a fine of P50 million under the regulation.

27:37 This is a barrier.

27:38 Senator Sherwin Gatchalian said that P3 billion should be deducted from the economy of Panay.

27:45 But for Senator Tulfo, NGCP should just remove the franchise.

27:50 We are convinced that a body like the Senate should be the last bastion of truth.

28:01 That's why it's in aid of investigation.

28:04 Maybe we just need to give it some time to explain.

28:10 Tomorrow, there will be a hearing of the Panay Island Brownout.

28:15 For GMA Integrated News, I'm Mark Salazar, your witness.

28:21 Fans followed the latest IG post of American singer-songwriter Lady Gaga while inside the studio.

28:33 Korean actor Park Yoon-sik wants to up close and personal the country's biggest rich sea.

28:42 Here's Obri Carampel's Shobby Saksi.

28:45 Just in time for the Month of Hearts,

28:50 South Korean singer and actor Park Yoon-sik will bring an extra K-league to his fan meeting on February 17.

28:58 According to Yoon-sik, he has prepared a lot of surprises for his fans.

29:03 If he will be given an opportunity, he wants to try to have a long holiday here in the Philippines.

29:09 He's one of the most forward-looking Korean to scuba dive here.

29:14 Aside from his fan meeting, he should also look forward to his upcoming drama, Dr. Slump,

29:20 which is a reunion project of Park Shin-hye.

29:23 The sitcom of Marian Rivera and Ding Dong Dantes, Jose and Maria's Bonggang Villa,

29:28 is renewed for a second season.

29:30 And in their return, there are many twists to look forward to.

29:34 Who's partying here?

29:36 There's no one here.

29:38 This character is a bit different for me.

29:41 Exciting!

29:42 Aside from the original cast, there's also a new character, who will be played by Poco.

29:47 Marian is also excited for her upcoming series, My Guardian Alien,

29:52 where she will be joined by the Firefly director, Zig Dulay.

29:57 We still have a lot to do and I'm excited to share it with them.

30:02 Speaking of returning, will Lady Gaga also come back?

30:06 She has a post on her IG, in her oversized sweater while in the studio,

30:12 with a caption, "Heart and music note emoji."

30:15 Fans think the singer has a new song.

30:18 In another post, Gaga will be re-captured with a caption,

30:22 "If anyone asks, I'm at church."

30:25 For GMA Integrated News, I'm Aubrey Carampel, your witness.

30:31 [music]

30:36 The transformation of a kid in Porak Pampanga is amazing.

30:39 From famous artists to well-known characters.

30:43 A la Heart Evangelista, the two-year-old Inday Eunice,

30:48 wearing a shiny OOTD, like a casual dress and golden utensils outfit.

30:53 And Miss Universe Philippines 2023, Michelle D.

30:59 She's so pretty, wearing a mini version of Michelle's national costume.

31:04 She also has costumes inspired by some popular TV series characters,

31:08 like Mulawin, Jezebel, and Urduja.

31:14 According to Mommy Rochelle, her cost of costumes doesn't exceed P500,

31:20 which she makes herself.

31:22 [music]

31:24 Thank you, Igan, for your testimony.

31:26 I'm Arnold Glavio.

31:28 I'm PR Kanghel, for a bigger mission and a wider service to the country.

31:34 From GMA Integrated News, the news authority of the Philippines,

31:37 until tomorrow, let's be together, witness!

31:42 My fellow Filipinos, let's be together, witness!

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31:57 [music]

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