Paggamit ng nuclear energy, isinusulong para matugunan ang problema sa supply ng kuryente;
Epekto ng matinding init at posibleng solusyon, tinututukan na ng Kamara
Epekto ng matinding init at posibleng solusyon, tinututukan na ng Kamara
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00:00 A congressman is pushing for the use of nuclear energy to solve the problem of the supply of electricity in the country.
00:08 This is what Mela Lesmora wrote.
00:10 In the midst of the challenges in the supply of electricity in the country,
00:15 which is still experiencing a very hot climate,
00:18 the DNE House Special Committee on Nuclear Energy Chair Mark Cuanco
00:23 has given the time for the use of nuclear energy.
00:26 All the ways, the government has tried and this is the only one left
00:31 that is the best for him to use.
00:34 The call of Cuanco to the Department of Energy has decreased.
00:38 We have seen that for 37 years, all the others have tried,
00:43 but it failed.
00:44 Our electricity did not become cheap, our supply was not enough.
00:48 If we really want cheap, enough and reliable electricity,
00:53 that is the only nuclear energy.
00:57 It is cheap, clean, but also reliable.
01:03 The DOE first assured that they are already focused on addressing issues related to the supply of electricity.
01:10 For now, while waiting for the solution,
01:12 Congressman Cuanco advised the public to be careful in the hot climate.
01:17 He also said that the situation is being monitored by the camera.
01:21 The problem is our senior citizens because they are very prone to stroke.
01:28 Do not go out in the sun, stay in the shade.
01:32 If it's too hot, you should wet your body.
01:37 It's better to stay cool than to get a stroke or get sick.
01:43 Meanwhile, the House Committee on Metro Manila Development Vice Chair Joe Wilchua
01:49 advised the LGUs to buy temperature and humidity devices
01:53 that will be calibrated to the expected temperature
01:55 so that the local governments can monitor the heat index in their respective areas.
02:00 While House Deputy Minority Leader Bernadette Herrera
02:03 urged barangay health workers and barangay officials
02:06 across the country to be careful in the communities that are severely affected by the hot climate.
02:12 When it comes to the health of our fellow citizens,
02:16 congressmen will be leading the right steps.
02:20 Mel Alasmoras for Pambansang TV in Bagong, Philippines.