Narito ang mga balitang ating tinutukan ngayong MONDAY, MARCH 11, 2024
• Resolution of Both Houses 7 na layong amyendahan ang ilang economic provisions sa Konstitusyon, tatalakayin sa plenaryo ng Kamara ngayong araw
• 9 na tripulanteng Pinoy mula sa kinubkob na oil tanker sa Oman, nakauwi na sa bansa | PBBM, nanawagan na irespeto ang freedom of navigation kasunod ng pag-atake ng Houthi sa mga barko sa Red Sea
• Ramadan o buwan ng pag-aayuno ng mga Muslim, magsisimula na bukas
• Obra ng mga local artist, tampok sa isang art fair sa Antipolo | Mga bayong bag na gawa ng Antipolo inmates, Pinoy pasalubong, at sustainable at organic products, ibinida sa "Pistang Sining" | Carolina Bamboo Garden, libreng binuksan sa publiko
• Task Force El Niño: 78 probinsiya ang maaapektuhan ng El Niño mula Marso hanggang Mayo | PAGASA: Humihina na ang El Niño pero ramdam pa rin ang epekto nito | PAGASA: Northern Luzon, posibleng makaranas ng pinakamainit na panahon sa Abril | Task Force El Niño, target maibsan ang epekto ng sobrang init ng panahon
• Mahigit 100 Navy reservists, nagsanay para sa pagbabantay sa Hilagang Luzon | BRP Malabrigo, hinarang at dinikitan ng mga barko ng China sa Bajo de Masinloc, ayon sa maritime security expert na si Ray Powell
• Bunsong anak ni Jaclyn Jose, dumating sa huling araw ng kaniyang burol; ilan pang kaibigan, dumating din | Gabby Eigenmann, nagbalik-tanaw sa mga alaala ng kaniyang Tita Jane
• "Mathematics" tour ni Ed Sheeran, dinagsa ng Pinoy fans; sina Calum Scott at Ben&Ben ang opening acts
• PBBM, pupunta sa Germany para sa kaniyang working visit | PBBM, inaasahang makakapulong si German Chancellor Olaf Scholz at ilang business leaders | Pagpapaigting ng kooperasyon sa maritime sector, inaasahang tatalakayin ng Pilipinas at Germany
• OCTA Research Survey: 77% ng mga Pilipino, handang lumaban para sa Pilipinas sakaling giyerahin ng ibang bansa
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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• Resolution of Both Houses 7 na layong amyendahan ang ilang economic provisions sa Konstitusyon, tatalakayin sa plenaryo ng Kamara ngayong araw
• 9 na tripulanteng Pinoy mula sa kinubkob na oil tanker sa Oman, nakauwi na sa bansa | PBBM, nanawagan na irespeto ang freedom of navigation kasunod ng pag-atake ng Houthi sa mga barko sa Red Sea
• Ramadan o buwan ng pag-aayuno ng mga Muslim, magsisimula na bukas
• Obra ng mga local artist, tampok sa isang art fair sa Antipolo | Mga bayong bag na gawa ng Antipolo inmates, Pinoy pasalubong, at sustainable at organic products, ibinida sa "Pistang Sining" | Carolina Bamboo Garden, libreng binuksan sa publiko
• Task Force El Niño: 78 probinsiya ang maaapektuhan ng El Niño mula Marso hanggang Mayo | PAGASA: Humihina na ang El Niño pero ramdam pa rin ang epekto nito | PAGASA: Northern Luzon, posibleng makaranas ng pinakamainit na panahon sa Abril | Task Force El Niño, target maibsan ang epekto ng sobrang init ng panahon
• Mahigit 100 Navy reservists, nagsanay para sa pagbabantay sa Hilagang Luzon | BRP Malabrigo, hinarang at dinikitan ng mga barko ng China sa Bajo de Masinloc, ayon sa maritime security expert na si Ray Powell
• Bunsong anak ni Jaclyn Jose, dumating sa huling araw ng kaniyang burol; ilan pang kaibigan, dumating din | Gabby Eigenmann, nagbalik-tanaw sa mga alaala ng kaniyang Tita Jane
• "Mathematics" tour ni Ed Sheeran, dinagsa ng Pinoy fans; sina Calum Scott at Ben&Ben ang opening acts
• PBBM, pupunta sa Germany para sa kaniyang working visit | PBBM, inaasahang makakapulong si German Chancellor Olaf Scholz at ilang business leaders | Pagpapaigting ng kooperasyon sa maritime sector, inaasahang tatalakayin ng Pilipinas at Germany
• OCTA Research Survey: 77% ng mga Pilipino, handang lumaban para sa Pilipinas sakaling giyerahin ng ibang bansa
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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00:13 Good morning. Here are the first news updates of GMA Integrated News.
00:18 Today, the resolution of both Houses 7, which is a long-term amendment, will be sent to the plenary of the Camera.
00:25 The economic provisions of the 1987 Constitution will be discussed.
00:30 I will now ask Representative Jefferson Kong who will not be absent from discussing any political amendments.
00:37 The discussion will be about the expansion of foreign ownership in the advertising, education, and public utility sector.
00:45 According to House Senior Deputy Speaker Aurelio Gonzalez Jr., the target of approving the RBH 7 is to be read on Wednesday.
00:54 He is a counterpart whose resolution of both Houses 6 is still being heard by the Senate Committee.
00:59 It is a big challenge to get a sufficient vote for this, especially since there are four senators who are against the charter change.
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01:12 The National Foreign Affairs Office, which is a member of the oil tanker's crew, has returned home.
01:17 It was formed by an armed group in Oman last January.
01:20 According to one of them, they left eight of their companions and they are in good condition.
01:26 On January 11, the oil tanker St. Nicholas in the Gulf of Oman, which is an individual armed group from Iran,
01:34 was in the process of negotiating until the OFWs were released in February.
01:39 Meanwhile, President Bombom Marcos called for respect to the freedom of navigation.
01:45 This was followed by the attack of the Houthi group on a ship in the Gulf of Aden,
01:50 where two Filipinos were injured and two others were wounded.
01:54 Since November, the Houthi group has continued to attack ships in the Red Sea.
02:00 The President said that the government will continue its actions to ensure the safety of the Filipino seafarers.
02:09 A colorful and beautiful work was presented at the Pistang Sinig Art Fair in Antipolo.
02:15 It aims to promote the work of local artists in the city.
02:19 We have first news from Vua Nakino.
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02:28 Music and Sinig at Antipolo.
02:31 It was presented at the Pistang Sinig, an art fair that aims to promote the local artists and artisans of the city.
02:38 We're just here to jive and just to collaborate and to come together celebrating art.
02:45 Visual arts made by Artipolo Group, Inc. was displayed.
02:49 Bags made by Antipolo inmates, Pinoy Pasalubong, and sustainable and organic products.
02:56 A photographer was also using an old street box camera.
03:00 Antipolo City LGU also wanted to promote their city as a wedding destination.
03:05 That's why this Florist Garden is their venue for the Pistang Sinig.
03:09 There are so many beautiful churches in Antipolo City.
03:14 This is also where you can find the first international shrine of Our Lady of Peace and Good Voyage.
03:22 We want to pay tribute to the artists who are here.
03:25 Florist Garden started last year and this year we are very happy that Antipolo accepted us.
03:34 We are promoting the Filipino, Antipolo artists.
03:38 Florist Garden in Antipolo, now an events destination, especially for weddings.
03:43 And when it comes to weddings, of course, they can find delicious food.
03:48 We continue to promote Philippine products like vegetables, fruit trees, and this is what Antipolo after all is known for.
04:01 Nice nature and surroundings and it's great to see all the arts and crafts that are here today.
04:09 Everyone also enjoyed the OPM hits played by the Antipolo City Band.
04:14 Carolina Bamboo Garden was also open to the public from 1pm to 3pm.
04:19 This is the first news. Vonna Kino for GMA Integrated News.
04:25 The Ramadan or the month of Muslims' gathering has started tomorrow according to the National Commission on Muslim Filipinos.
04:31 In Quiapo, Manila, they already cleaned up the Golden Mosque and around it, they are preparing for Ramadan.
04:37 The same is also in Zamboanga City.
04:39 They are also preparing for Iftar or the celebration at night or at sunset.
04:46 President Bumbong Marcos is also involved in the celebration of Ramadan.
04:50 For now, there is no declaration of holiday yet for this to start.
04:54 The most worrying is that the effects of El Niño will be more severe in the coming months.
05:02 According to the Task Force El Niño, only a small percentage of the country will be saved from the severe effects of the drought.
05:10 That is the first news of Darlene Kay.
05:20 Only four provinces in the Philippines will be saved from the effects of El Niño according to the Task Force El Niño.
05:29 In the coming months, it is expected that the effects of El Niño will be more severe in the country.
05:36 We will still feel the heat until March, April and May.
05:40 So, based on the projections, it will affect around 78 provinces.
05:47 According to the latest forecast, 50 provinces will experience the effects of El Niño,
05:53 particularly those that are a few months below normal rainfall.
05:57 24 provinces will experience drought.
06:01 These are the places that experienced more than 60% reduction in average rainfall in the last three months.
06:07 In fact, El Niño is already weakening according to the forecast.
06:12 But that does not mean that its effects will be reduced in our country.
06:16 The temperature of the sea is already dropping.
06:19 So, that is also what we are saying about weakening El Niño.
06:22 But despite the weakening of El Niño, the hot temperature of the sea is still there.
06:28 So, there is a high possibility that more places will experience drought.
06:34 The forecast also said that April is the most hot season in the country, especially in Northern Luzon.
06:42 According to NDRRMC, last week, El Niño is already spending more than P1 billion in the agriculture sector.
06:51 The government is also assuring that our food, water and energy supply is sufficient.
06:58 The task force El Niño is also working with various government agencies to monitor the situation and provide assistance to those affected.
07:08 I am not saying that the figures that are entering the market are small.
07:12 I am not saying that the extent of the impact or damage of El Niño is small or lesser.
07:19 But because of the preventive measures, interventions and mitigation measures of the government,
07:25 before we experienced the strong and mature El Niño, we reduced it a bit.
07:31 This is the first news.
07:34 Darlene Cai for GMA Integrated News.
07:38 The Comprehensive Archipelagic Defense of the Armed Forces of the Philippines has already started.
07:43 More than 100 Navy Reservists have joined the Basic Military Training as part of the preparation for any threat to the Philippines.
07:50 We have the first news from Chino Gaston.
07:53 More than 100 Navy Reservists from Batanes joined the Basic Military Training.
08:01 According to the order of the Department of Defense, the protection of the north of Luzon should be strengthened.
08:06 Along with the training of the rifles, combat training and other doctrines of the soldiers.
08:12 But according to the Northern Luzon Command, the reservists and remaining civilians were not armed.
08:18 In compliance with the order of our East Indy that we need to upgrade or intensify our defense posture in the north,
08:27 the training of the reservists is part of the compliance of our Philippine Navy.
08:34 I hope that it will not happen, for example, that there will be a war.
08:37 We will not get a pool of soldiers who are ready to fight.
08:42 Comprehensive Archipelagic Defense is what the Armed Forces of the Philippines calls in preparing for threats from outside.
08:49 Even though it is far from Batanes, in the parts of the exclusive economic zone of the Philippines,
08:54 where China's harassment is repeated, it is said that it is better to be prepared.
09:00 We will deepen our country's defense depth, thus enhancing of course the defense of our archipelagic territory.
09:08 This is of course in line with the realization that number one, we have an external threat in the form of a very expansive and coercive power up there,
09:19 that happens to have the largest navy in the world.
09:22 According to the maritime security expert, Ray Powell,
09:24 this Thursday in Bajo de Masinlok, the two China Coast Guard vessels and four Chinese maritime militia ships in the BRP Malabrigo
09:34 blocked, stuck and chased for 21 hours or almost one day.
09:38 In the automatic identification system data provided by GMA Integrated News,
09:42 the BRP Malabrigo, which is blue in color in the AIS tracking system,
09:47 was stuck several times, was turned upside down and blocked.
09:51 The PCG was sent to the sea to get closer to the Bahura and the Philippine fishermen there.
09:57 But when the BRP Malabrigo was stuck twice, it was also stuck twice and was chased.
10:04 The BRP Malabrigo returned to Manila last Friday, but the PCG has not yet confirmed the incident.
10:12 They certainly came directly at the BRP Malabrigo and challenged its ability to get to Scarborough Shoal.
10:22 And so, you know, I think what was clear from the data was any attempt to get even closer to Scarborough Shoal
10:31 for the BRP Malabrigo would have been extraordinarily difficult.
10:34 The Chinese embassy has not yet announced the incident.
10:37 This is the first news. Chino Gaston for GMA Integrated News.
10:42 In the last chance to say goodbye and say goodbye to the veteran actress Jacqueline Ese,
10:48 her family, friends and colleagues.
10:51 Among them, Gabby Eigenman, who was left with an unforgettable memory of her Aunt Jane.
10:57 Here is the first news of Aubrey Carampel.
11:04 On the last night of the funeral of the actress Jacqueline Jose O'Mary Jane Gok,
11:08 her youngest son Gwen Garimond came from America.
11:12 Her friends and colleagues, including Tom Rodriguez, also came and visited.
11:18 There was also Andy Eigenman's brother, Sid Lucero, and cousins Ryan and Jeff Eigenman.
11:24 Another brother of Andy, Gabby Eigenman, remembered the closeness of the veteran actress.
11:30 I was the one who ran away from Andy. I was the one who borrowed from Andy, Uncle Jane.
11:35 When there is a family gathering of Eigenmans, I would step up and represent that I borrowed Andy.
11:44 Gabby was one of the first ones Andy called about what happened to his mother Jane.
11:50 And he immediately went to the actress' house where he found no life.
11:55 Jacqueline died on March 2, along with Gabby's birthday.
11:59 It was one of the most unforgettable moments for Gabby about her Aunt Jane.
12:04 How she was as a mother. It may not be 100% perfect.
12:10 It was hard because of course Andy wanted to have a life. Gwen also wanted to have a life.
12:18 Isn't that the best gift that Uncle Jane gave? Because they learned how to be independent.
12:24 Gabby confirmed that one of the things she talked about was the transfer of actress' grandchildren to Siargao where Andy lived.
12:32 Andy said, "Let's go home, Mother." That's what I will never forget.
12:36 That hit everyone, especially me. "Let's go home, Mother." It means a lot.
12:42 The inurnment ceremony for the actress. The family asked to be private.
12:48 This is the first news. Aubrey Carampel for GMA Integrated News.
12:54 Definitely a perfect night, Ed Sheeran's Mathematics Tour in the country last Saturday.
13:10 Cheerio was enjoyed by the award-winning singer-songwriter.
13:15 The sparkle couple of Jerry Gonzalez and Rebia Mateo were also there.
13:20 Even the one-armed dream star, Chucky Dreyfus.
13:23 The opening act was the English singer-songwriter, Callum Scott.
13:28 And the Filipino indie folk band, Ben & Ben.
13:32 In one post, it was like a dream for Ben & Ben to have Ed on one stage.
13:38 Even before the concert, Ed and Callum were jamming Ben & Ben in Filipino style with karaoke.
13:46 That's a win. I saw that video.
13:50 It's on his Instagram, I can't share.
13:53 Yes, it's so fun.
13:54 From Germany, President Bongbong Marcos for a working visit where he is expected to help some high-ranking officials and business leaders.
14:03 Live from Berlin, we have the first news, Rafi Pima. Rafi?
14:06 Susan, last night we were here in Berlin where President Bongbong Marcos is expected to come tomorrow with the first-line government officials and business leaders.
14:22 Later in the afternoon, President Bongbong left for his first state visit or working visit here in Germany with the business leaders.
14:32 On Tuesday in Berlin, he started his activities where he is expected to meet German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and business leaders.
14:40 It is expected that there will be coordination between the Philippines and Germany to improve the cooperation between the two countries when it comes to the maritime sector.
14:49 President's lead in the Filipino community here in Berlin will not be absent.
14:54 According to the ambassador of the Philippines here in Germany, Irene Susan Atividad,
14:58 President Bongbong Marcos' visit here is just right because this year marks the 70th anniversary of the diplomatic relationship between the two countries.
15:07 Almost a decade after World War II, the diplomatic ties between the Philippines and Germany were restored.
15:14 According to Ambassador Atividad, Germany is important for the Philippines, especially because of their support for peace and development in Mindanao.
15:21 Germany is also one of the first countries to condemn the violent and dangerous actions in the West Philippine Sea against the maritime assets of the Philippines.
15:30 Aside from the strengthening relations between the two countries when it comes to climate change and labor,
15:35 more than 35,000 Filipinos are working, studying and training here in Germany.
15:41 Here is a part of the statement of the ambassador of the Philippines here in Germany.
15:46 This is a working visit that's business focused.
15:51 So a big part of the president's program is business oriented.
15:56 He will address the German business community and inform them of all the reforms that the administration has undertaken to attract foreign investments into the country.
16:15 Aside from Berlin, the next visit will be to Prague, Czech Republic, where the Czech President will be visiting,
16:24 as well as his Prime Minister, the President of the Chamber of Deputies and his Senate President for the next visits.
16:33 That's all for now from Berlin, Germany. Susan.
16:36 Thank you very much, Trophy Tima.
16:40 77% of Filipinos are ready to defend the Philippines from any threat from foreign countries, according to a survey.
16:48 Live from Caloocan, we have the first news, James Agustin. James, good morning.
16:54 Maris, good morning. If you ask our fellow Filipinos who are passing by here in Edsa Carousel, in the Monument in Caloocan,
17:04 they are ready to defend our country from any trouble from the Philippines and foreign enemies.
17:12 That's also the result of a survey.
17:15 We need to defend the country of the Philippines because every Filipino has the right to live, not just the way our country is.
17:30 I'm a Filipino. We need to defend our country if something like that happens. As a Filipino.
17:37 I'm willing because this is my country. This is where I was born.
17:41 That's one of the topics we discussed in the question of whether there will be any trouble between the Philippines and foreign enemies.
17:49 Are you ready to fight for your country?
17:51 That's in line with the result of the mass survey of OCTA Research,
17:55 where 77 percent of Filipinos said they are ready to defend our country, while 23 percent said no.
18:04 The majority said yes in Mindanao, while the lowest in Visayas.
18:08 In the age group, many said yes to those aged 45 to 54, while the lowest were those aged 65 to 74.
18:18 The survey was conducted from December 10 to 14.
18:21 The time when the Chinese Coast Guard flooded the ships of our country,
18:26 which were carrying out resupply missions in the West Philippine Sea.
18:29 Armed Forces of the Philippines, or AFP, commissioned a survey,
18:33 where 1,200 respondents joined the face-to-face interview.
18:38 There's a margin of error of plus or minus three percent.
18:41 If the security guard, Jonjon, is asking how he can be used as part of his job,
18:47 he should be ready to defend our country at any time.
18:52 Our job is to protect lives and properties, including the Filipinos, our fellow Filipinos who are defending our country.
19:04 But some are asking the government to be used to it.
19:08 If we are given a chance, a power to fight, for example, if we are given a gun to fight, then we will do it.
19:16 In other countries, they have a little habit. Maybe here, maybe it can be done.
19:22 Meanwhile, Marie, being a citizen is not only measured by our readiness to defend our country.
19:34 And we also have many fellow Filipinos, even in their daily life, in simple ways,
19:40 we can show our love for our country.
19:43 That's the first news from Caloocan. I'm James Agustin for GMA Integrated News.
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