24 Oras Part 2: Palitan ng piso vs dolyar; red alert at yellow alert sa Luzon at Visayas grid; LPA sa labas ng PAR, atbp.

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00:00 Because of the noise of the neighbors, a wanted man was arrested for killing a police officer who has been wanted for 8 years.

00:07 This is based on my exclusive knowledge.

00:10 I am here to report a murder case.

00:16 The 40-year-old construction worker who was arrested in Rizal is no longer in custody.

00:23 The suspect was wanted for the murder of two people in 2016. He was only charged with hiding and disturbing the neighbors.

00:32 According to his information, he also lived near his address.

00:39 So our men researched and went around there.

00:44 They found Alpha, our asset, so we were able to find him.

00:50 According to the suspect, he only did self-defense after the neighbors were harassed.

00:55 When he refused to give up his property,

00:59 He went home and came back later.

01:01 When he came back, he brought a knife.

01:04 We couldn't do anything about it.

01:08 So I went ahead and faced him.

01:13 I took his knife and stabbed him in the neck.

01:18 He was always losing.

01:20 Where did he lose?

01:21 In Sabong.

01:22 That's when they got mad at me.

01:24 They have three people in their warrants.

01:27 Our operatives are still looking for the other two.

01:33 The two people who are being looked for are also the relatives of the suspect.

01:36 For GMA Integrated News, Emil Sumangil, Nakatuto, 24 Hours.

01:41 The exchange rate of pesos against dollars has been reduced.

01:45 One dollar is now 57 pesos based on the data of the Bankers Association of the Philippines.

01:51 In the investigation of GMA Integrated News Research,

01:55 The last exchange rate of pesos was on November 22, 2022, when the exchange rate was 57.375 pesos.

02:07 The four Filipino crew members who were on board the Iranian ship were about to be released

02:14 according to the message of the Iranian Embassy in the DFA.

02:18 Their position in the arrest of Sandra Aguinaldo.

02:22 The Department of Foreign Affairs has accepted the release of the four Philippine crew members

02:34 of the MSC Aris container ship.

02:37 On Saturday, the Iranian authorities seized the ship and 25 of its crew members on the Strait of Hormuz

02:44 for alleged maritime violations and for the alleged involvement of the ship in the country of Israel.

02:49 What the Iranian Embassy told us so far, including them,

02:56 I will quote, "They will be released very soon."

03:00 All of them, not just the four Filipinos.

03:02 But let's see if this is true and we will force them.

03:06 The four are in good condition and they were allowed to talk to their families.

03:12 Each of the four was given the opportunity to contact their families.

03:22 They were allowed to talk to their families for one more hour.

03:26 They were not treated like prisoners or hostages.

03:35 According to the wife of one of the Filipinos who asked to hide her identity,

03:40 she was able to talk to her family last night.

03:43 Did you call your husband? Were you able to talk to him?

03:47 Last night, he said they were okay. They were able to shoot and eat.

03:53 They were not hostages.

03:55 According to the Department of Migrant Workers or DMW,

03:59 the Filipinos are still on board the MSC Ares and are now anchored in the port of Iran.

04:04 They've taken to their normal duties on board the ship as directed by their captain on the ship.

04:11 And they also have been told by Iranians who came on board that they will soon be released.

04:23 DMW also talked to the manning agency that deployed the four Filipinos.

04:28 DMW and OWA, or Overseas Workers Welfare Administration,

04:33 are also connected to the children of the seafarers.

04:36 These people are still receiving their salary from their families in the Philippines,

04:40 aside from providing psychosocial counseling.

04:44 CACDAC also said that the Philippines is recommending the State of Hormones

04:47 to the International Bargaining Forum, which declares the State of Hormones as a high-risk area

04:53 where the incident took place.

04:55 We will also have a recommendation like that.

04:58 Because this is the second time this year, right? St. Nicholas.

05:02 And that's one reason, by the way, why we hope that the MSC Ares seafarers will be released soon.

05:09 Because the St. Nicholas seafarers, 18 of them Filipinos, were also safely released.

05:15 For GMA Integrated News, Sandra Aguinaldo, 24 Hours.

05:20 The Meralco implemented a rotational brownout in the middle of the red alert in Luzon earlier.

05:26 But the service is back to normal in these hours.

05:29 The Visayas received a yellow alert because of the thin reserve of customers.

05:34 Mark Salazar was on the news.

05:39 The heat index that exceeded 40 degrees Celsius should not have been accompanied by a brownout,

05:45 according to my interlocutors.

05:47 You just sat down. You're sweating.

05:50 When this brownout happened, it was already too hot.

05:54 How can you live if it's already hot like that?

05:57 The heat is too strong. That's the hard part.

06:00 However, due to the strong consumption of electricity this hot,

06:04 and for other reasons, 31 power plants in Luzon and Visayas went out of service.

06:10 That's why the supply is thin.

06:12 The total of the unscheduled ones is bigger than the scheduled ones.

06:18 The ones that are less than 2,100 megawatts plus are not on time or not on schedule

06:26 versus the ones that are scheduled at 700 megawatts.

06:30 The transmission system is already out of order.

06:35 That's why the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines, or NGCP,

06:40 declared a red alert in Luzon and a yellow alert in Visayas.

06:44 The red alert means that we can expect a rotational power interruption anywhere in Luzon and Visayas.

06:54 The supply is low compared to the demand of electricity in Luzon from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.

07:01 and it will be extended to 11 p.m. later.

07:04 The reserve of electricity in Visayas is thin, from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m.

07:11 According to NGCP, they implemented manual load dropping last 4 p.m.

07:17 or a temporary cut in the supply in some parts of Benguet,

07:21 Ambagyo, Ilocos Sur, Nueva Ecija and Aurora.

07:26 We are called demand side management.

07:29 That's why we can use the electricity in the weekend to clean our refrigerators,

07:40 our bulbs, and we can replace energy-saving bulbs.

07:46 Ms. Loreta has been saving on electricity for a long time.

07:49 Not because the supply is low, but because the bill is high.

07:53 We sleep here on the ground floor.

07:55 Outside.

07:57 At night, we just go up there and use the air conditioner.

08:01 The residents of Tagumpay Street in Tondo, Manila,

08:04 have been outside almost all day because they don't have cooling appliances.

08:11 We don't have money to buy air conditioner. It's hot.

08:14 We just use a pipe to reduce the heat.

08:17 For GMA Integrated News, Mark Salazar, 24 hours.

08:24 Because of the cars that were driving in a school in Makati,

08:29 and the traffic, they were affected.

08:32 In Tangig, some of the tents on the side of the road,

08:36 including the tricycle that was used to carry the garbage of the barangay, were destroyed.

08:41 And that's what Ian Crew is talking about.

08:46 It was already red before the Tagig Traffic Management Office

08:50 could get close to the cars that were parked on the side of Chinoroses Avenue Extension

08:54 that was surrounded by their town.

08:56 The other one that was reached was Nita.

09:14 Even this tricycle that was used to carry the garbage of the barangay was not saved.

09:19 Because it's dark and windy, that's why they really want to be here.

09:27 On the side of Sakop road in Makati,

09:30 traffic was observed when students returned from private schools until 3 pm.

09:37 The traffic was up to 300 meters on this side of the road earlier because of the line of people driving on the outer lane.

09:44 The westbound was also affected because of the cars that were parked.

10:01 The enforcer of Makati Public Safety Department and a council member even explained something.

10:08 We are going to park it here.

10:10 You will bring it to our houses so that the kids can pick it up.

10:19 We know that this school has been here for a long time.

10:22 When the cars are going around, we will pick it up and hold it.

10:30 It should be like that.

10:33 We will wait for a long time.

10:36 We will wait until the traffic is over.

10:38 You will park it here.

10:40 The traffic will be long.

10:42 The barangay said that they will coordinate with the school to solve the traffic problem in front of them.

10:50 GMA Integrated News is working with the Mayor of Makati City Hall and Taguig City Hall to coordinate the traffic in Chino Roses Extension.

10:58 For GMA Integrated News, Ian Cruz, 24 Hours.

11:03 The President asked if he will ask for compensation for the actions of the Martial Law during his father's time.

11:13 His answer is that this is a personal matter for his family and his role as President is more important.

11:22 The other evidence is in the execution of Ivan Mayerina.

11:26 In the face of President Bongbong Marcos in the Foreign Correspondence Association of the Philippines yesterday,

11:33 he was asked if he will ask for compensation for the actions of the Martial Law during his father's time.

11:54 In response to the President, he seems to be separating being the President from being a member of the Marcos family.

12:18 In the eyes of the former Bayan Muna representative, activist and victim of human rights violations, Satoru Campo,

12:24 President Bongbong Marcos cannot separate his role as President and as the son of the former President.

12:30 He went to the presidency.

12:32 The more compelling reason as one of the factors to establish his good standing with the people,

12:43 is to return and apologize for the actions of his father.

12:52 The Human Rights Victims Reparation and Recognition Act is part of the Human Rights Violations Victims Memorial Commission.

12:59 The commission established a museum to preserve the memories and respect of the victims of the Martial Law.

13:08 Under the administration of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., the mandate and foundation of the commission continues.

13:15 If we look at it, is it an apology? Are these the activities that show that they are also sorry?

13:21 It's possible. But it's also different when you hear, "Sorry for the actions of my father, grandfather, or our family."

13:32 There are many victims who came to us. We just need to feel the state that we were hurt.

13:41 Recognition by itself is a form of balm for the conscience. It's also a form of reparation. And words do matter.

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