State of the Nation Express: February 26, 2024 [HD]

GMA Integrated News

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00:00 [Music]

00:05 State of the Nation

00:07 [Music]

00:11 The NBI reminded everyone to be careful when looking for concert tickets online.

00:16 Taylor Swift's fans are in a mess because a ticket seller on the Eras Tour was scammed.

00:23 Ian Cruz has a report.

00:27 [Music]

00:31 Taylor Swift's concert tour in Singapore is in March.

00:34 For a diehard Swiftie like Betty, she doesn't have a real name.

00:39 It's like a cruel summer if she misses the Eras Tour.

00:43 She couldn't get a ticket that can be sold out faster than the official sellers of July.

00:48 She looked for a ticket online and was taught by a friend of the man who has access to the Eras Tour ticket in Singapore.

00:56 He agreed to meet up and showed his ID.

01:00 I video called him several times.

01:03 He confirmed the person he showed his ID to.

01:07 Betty thought that the man was Mr. Perfectly Fine.

01:11 I also asked my acquaintances if their previous transactions were successful.

01:16 There were social media influencers and celebrities who sold her tickets.

01:22 He showed proof of his transactions with other people.

01:27 He was promised to get a ticket two weeks before the concert.

01:31 But when the time came, he couldn't contact the ticket seller.

01:35 Betty couldn't shake it off because he paid her P65,000.

01:41 So she complained to the NBI.

01:44 The NBI Cybercrime Division said that the victim of the ticket seller is in the hospital.

01:50 The Sparkle artist, Sofia Pablo, is one of them.

01:54 The NBI ordered her to avoid scams.

01:56 She bought concert tickets from a black ticket office.

02:00 We should be careful.

02:01 It's not because someone vouched, it's because they sent their ID.

02:06 Taylor Swift said in one of her songs that "Sometimes, giving up is the strong thing."

02:11 Betty still says "Never say die."

02:14 She has a new partner but she's more careful.

02:18 She's left-handed. If you're in the venue, you'll pay.

02:21 The online marketplace in Singapore, Carousell,

02:24 announced that all the listings of the sellers of Taylor Swift tickets will be removed

02:29 because of the increase in the number of scams.

02:33 Ian Cruz reporting for GMA Integrated News.

02:37 Senator Robin Padilla apologized for letting his wife Marielle's IV drip inside the Senate.

02:46 Marielle has a clarification about her drip session.

02:49 Ma'am Gonzalez has a report.

02:51 It's vitamin C.

02:56 We've been doing this for a long time.

02:58 I had no intention whatsoever to disrespect the Senate or anything like that.

03:07 This is Marielle Rodriguez Padilla's clarification

03:09 after Baticos admitted that she was letting her IV drip

03:13 while Senator Robin Padilla was in the office of her husband.

03:17 Marielle said that she was in the Senate to support her husband in his work.

03:21 She also said that a professional nurse was watching her while she was letting her IV drip.

03:25 Every week, I have a vitamin C drip.

03:30 You should relax because you should think that I'm doing a glutathione.

03:42 Marielle did not say in her post what kind of medicine was inside the IV drip.

03:47 But it was added in her caption that it helps with metabolism and whitening.

03:51 One of the first people Marielle contacted was Senate Ethics Committee Chairperson Nancy Binay.

03:56 Mr. Binay wrote a letter to Senate President Meigs Ubiri,

04:01 to the Sergeant at Arms and Medical Bureau Director of the Senate to ask for a dispensary.

04:05 They said that they are not letting the household chores in the Senate go unnoticed.

04:10 Stop with the political issues. We have a lot to talk about.

04:17 Binay accepted Padilla's request for a dispensary.

04:20 But if there is a formal complaint, the Ethics Committee will investigate what Marielle did.

04:26 DOH said that they do not support the use of glutathione as a whitening agent.

04:31 It was only approved by the FDA as an additional treatment in a form of chemotherapy.

04:36 The FDA does not approve any product that is used for skin lightening.

04:41 According to the FDA advisory, the use of vitamin C injection is not safe

04:46 because it can cause kidney stones if the tissue is acidic.

04:52 Mav Gonzalez is the news for GMA Integrated News.

04:56 House Speaker Martin Romualdez promised to strengthen the House of Representatives.

05:01 The resolution of both houses is number 6 of the Senate.

05:04 Romualdez said that the resolution of both houses is number 7

05:09 is the own version of the House of Representatives in the amendment of the Economic Provisions of the Constitution.

05:15 He said that this is to assure the public that the Constitution is only about economic provisions

05:21 and that there will be no political provisions.

05:24 Former President Rodrigo Duterte expressed his support for the amendment of the Economic Provisions.

05:30 In a meeting in Cebu City yesterday, Duterte said that he supports the amendments of the Constitution

05:37 compared to the opinion of the citizens and not to those who have their own interests.

05:43 I support changes in the Constitution, economic provisions, whatever.

05:52 Even in the terms of the last chapter, they even appealed their term to the President.

06:06 I am okay as long as you do not favor the current and the next elections.

06:20 We are still trying to get the Malacanang Panig.

06:23 A man was injured when a train was hit by a train in Naga City.

06:32 According to the witnesses, the man did not notice the approaching train.

06:37 He fell on the side of the railways and was taken to the hospital.

06:41 His family has already asked the Philippine National Railways for financial assistance.

06:49 The PNP promised to increase the security of the railways.

06:53 President Bongbong Marcos added expanded centenarian law.

07:04 Under the Amendment of the Centenarian Act of 2016,

07:07 the Philippine citizens are not allowed to receive a benefit of 100 years old.

07:12 Octogenarians under the age of 80 can receive 10,000 pesos and can be re-elected at the age of 85, 90, and 95 years old.

07:21 Centenarians can still receive 100,000 pesos.

07:25 The camera plan increased the minimum wage in Metro Manila from 150 to 350 pesos

07:32 to almost 1,000 pesos per month.

07:36 It is higher than the 100 pesos increase approved by the Senate.

07:41 According to some congressmen, they are lacking in the Senate's budget.

07:46 Speaker Martin Romualdez ordered them to find out how to increase the minimum wage of the workers.

07:52 But some senators said that if the budget increase is only 100 pesos, many people will be cut.

07:58 What if it is 350 pesos?

08:01 The businessmen said that it is possible that the price of the goods will increase.

08:07 Ivan Mayrena reporting for GMA Integrated News.

08:11 A victim was caught using a change of currency in a store in the market in Imus, Cavite.

08:21 The victim claimed that two women bought soft drinks.

08:25 They paid 1,000 pesos and the store was charged 877 pesos.

08:31 The two women returned the money but returned the change to the store for only 777 pesos.

08:38 The two women hid the 100 pesos.

08:42 When the store returned the 1,000 pesos, the two women hid it.

08:47 They were charged with hiding 100 pesos and said that they were short of money.

08:53 The store asked the police to arrest the two women who claimed to be the givers of the change.

09:00 The store owner said that the two women were charged with crime.

09:04 But when the CCTV showed that the two women were in a relationship, they were not jailed.

09:10 The suspects were possibly facing a swindling complaint.

09:14 President Bumbong Marcos encouraged the youth to read everything about history.

09:21 He said that in his vlog that was released yesterday,

09:25 the 38th anniversary of EDSA People Power was celebrated.

09:30 The President read some of the articles in the vlog and answered some of the issues.

09:34 The President added that the youth should know the same aspects of history.

09:40 That's where they will know what is right and wrong.

09:44 Don't read just one thing.

09:48 Read everything.

09:49 My grandmother taught me that you should read anything.

09:53 And you should decide what is right and what is wrong.

09:58 And that's what you have to do.

10:00 That's what history can guide us with.

10:02 Pope Francis canceled some activities again this Monday because of mild flu.

10:10 The Vatican said that St. Thomas is feeling the symptoms of the flu but there is no disease.

10:15 The Pope canceled some activities last Saturday.

10:19 Before that, Pope Francis was not present at the COP28 climate meeting in Dubai last December

10:25 because of influenza and lung inflammation.

10:28 It is not only fishermen who are being blocked by China in Bajo de Masinloc.

10:34 The Philippine Coast Guard has now launched an automatic identification system

10:39 that they use to safely navigate the China's jammed waters.

10:43 Chino Gaston has a report.

10:46 [Static]

10:49 In the satellite image taken on February 22,

10:52 floating barriers in Bajo de Masinloc are still visible

10:56 to prevent fishermen from entering the Philippine Coast Guard and Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources.

11:03 In addition, China is also jamming the automatic identification system of PCG and BIFAR.

11:09 The AIS is giving the location of a ship in the sea using satellite technology.

11:15 This is included in the international regulations on the safety of the sea.

11:19 The reason why they are doing this is for them to support their narrative

11:23 that every time we are there, they are saying they were successful in driving us away.

11:29 Because of the widespread destruction of China and Vietnam by the floods in the entire South China Sea,

11:35 Senator Francis Tolentino approved the investigation resolution

11:39 on the illegal and damaging way of fishing.

11:43 The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources clarified the information used by Cyanide and China

11:48 in Bajo de Masinloc came from the Filipinos who are fishing there.

11:53 That's why we need to have a further assessment

11:56 to see what the cause of the damage that was seen in the area was.

12:02 Was it cyanide? What other destructive fishing method was used

12:07 to result in the destruction of the pollution in the area?

12:12 The spokesperson of the Chinese Embassy said that the Chinese fishermen

12:15 were using cyanide in Bajo de Masinloc as a base and as an invention.

12:22 The Vietnamese Embassy has not yet released any statement.

12:25 Who is Gaston reporting for GMA Integrated News?

12:29 This is the State of the Nation.

12:31 I am Atom Arawlyo for a bigger mission.

12:34 For a wider service to the country,

12:37 I am Mackie Pulido from GMA Integrated News,

12:40 the news authority of the Philippines.

12:43 [music]

12:44 [music]

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