Narito ang mga nangungunang balita ngayong Miyerkules May 15, 2024
- Pasay LGU: Walang permit ang ospital na sinalakay ng PAOCC
- 52% ng Pinoy Gen Z, gustong mangibang-bansa para doon magtrabaho, batay sa isang pag-aaral | Mas maraming Gen Z ang pinipiling magtrabaho independently, batay sa pag-aaral
- Preventive suspension laban sa 72 NFA officials, binawi na ng Ombudsman
- Grace period ng LTFRB para hindi manghuli ng unconsolidated PUV, hanggang ngayong araw na lang - Panayam kay LTFRB Chairman Teofilo Guadiz III
- P0.46/kWh na taas-singil, ipatutupad ng Meralco ngayong Mayo | Mas malaking taas-singil, mas ramdam sa probinsya dahil sa pagmahal ng biniling kuryente mula sa WESM | DOE: Kailangan na ang karagdagang power plant
- P39/kg bigas, mabibili sa Kadiwa Store sa San Juan | Presyo ng ilang bilihin sa Kadiwa Store, mas mura kompara sa palengke, ayon sa ilang mamimili
- Ilegal umanong aktibidad ng foreign diplomats, pinaiimbestigahan ni DOJ Sec. Remulla sa NBI
- "Asoka" entry ni Gabbi Garcia, nilagyan ng "Encantadia" twist
- Paolo Contis sa pag-unfollow ni Yen Santos sa kaniya: "I'd like to keep it personal" | Paolo Contis, bibida bilang gay mixed martial arts fighter sa kaniyang pelikula na "Fuchsia Libre" | John Arcilla at Khalil Ramos, kasama sa cast ng "Fuchsia Libre"
- Ilang pamilya, nais mapabilang sa mga benepisyaryo ng Food Stamp Program ng DSWD
- Dating Sen. Trillanes, nagsampa ng reklamong libel at cyber libel laban kina dating Presidential Spokesperson Roque, SMNI, at iba pa
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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- Pasay LGU: Walang permit ang ospital na sinalakay ng PAOCC
- 52% ng Pinoy Gen Z, gustong mangibang-bansa para doon magtrabaho, batay sa isang pag-aaral | Mas maraming Gen Z ang pinipiling magtrabaho independently, batay sa pag-aaral
- Preventive suspension laban sa 72 NFA officials, binawi na ng Ombudsman
- Grace period ng LTFRB para hindi manghuli ng unconsolidated PUV, hanggang ngayong araw na lang - Panayam kay LTFRB Chairman Teofilo Guadiz III
- P0.46/kWh na taas-singil, ipatutupad ng Meralco ngayong Mayo | Mas malaking taas-singil, mas ramdam sa probinsya dahil sa pagmahal ng biniling kuryente mula sa WESM | DOE: Kailangan na ang karagdagang power plant
- P39/kg bigas, mabibili sa Kadiwa Store sa San Juan | Presyo ng ilang bilihin sa Kadiwa Store, mas mura kompara sa palengke, ayon sa ilang mamimili
- Ilegal umanong aktibidad ng foreign diplomats, pinaiimbestigahan ni DOJ Sec. Remulla sa NBI
- "Asoka" entry ni Gabbi Garcia, nilagyan ng "Encantadia" twist
- Paolo Contis sa pag-unfollow ni Yen Santos sa kaniya: "I'd like to keep it personal" | Paolo Contis, bibida bilang gay mixed martial arts fighter sa kaniyang pelikula na "Fuchsia Libre" | John Arcilla at Khalil Ramos, kasama sa cast ng "Fuchsia Libre"
- Ilang pamilya, nais mapabilang sa mga benepisyaryo ng Food Stamp Program ng DSWD
- Dating Sen. Trillanes, nagsampa ng reklamong libel at cyber libel laban kina dating Presidential Spokesperson Roque, SMNI, at iba pa
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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00:00 [music]
00:10 Good morning. Here are the first news updates of GMA Integrated News.
00:15 The local government of Pasay confirmed that the hospital is not allowed to be visited by the Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Commission this Monday.
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00:27 [inaudible]
00:31 And in fact, we have already informed the administrator of the building to inform them that their businesses there have a permit.
00:46 The LGU officials also inspected the establishment and explained the situation before the raid.
00:55 The first thing the PAOC said was that the hospital has been operating for several months and has expensive equipment that is usually found in big hospitals.
01:05 Most of the patients in the hospital are the sick POGO workers.
01:11 The doctors and nurses who are there have no work permit.
01:15 No house owned by the establishment has been closed by the PAOC.
01:21 [music]
01:25 A study has shown that more Gen Z want to go abroad to work.
01:31 Aside from that, they prefer to work alone rather than working in groups.
01:36 Gen Z were born in 1997 to 2015.
01:41 Here are the first news updates of EJ Gomez.
01:44 [music]
01:48 EJ has already received several jobs after graduating from college.
01:52 He is looking for a good salary to help his family.
01:56 Even though he has a good job as a barista, he still wants to go abroad if there is an opportunity.
02:03 Actually, I am helping my mom to build a house.
02:07 That's why I am considering to work abroad.
02:09 Aside from that, I also have a brother whom I can help.
02:15 If he earns more, he will be able to shoulder the responsibility of being a breadwinner for his family.
02:21 That's also what creative industry worker, Jah, is thinking.
02:25 Honestly, it's pay grade.
02:27 When you compare the salary here in the Philippines,
02:30 they need the same expertise and skill set abroad,
02:34 the salary you will get abroad is higher.
02:36 Amy and Jah are among the 52 percent of the Filipino Gen Z
02:40 who are saying that they want to go abroad to work.
02:44 That's based on a health insurance provider's study.
02:48 According to the study, most of the Gen Z or youth born in 1997 to 2015
02:55 want to experience new culture and personal growth
02:58 that will also increase their competitiveness and marketability in the global job market.
03:03 Gen Z are the youth who are considered fully digitally native
03:08 because they grew up in the world of social media and smartphones.
03:11 Clinical psychologist, Reynier Ladik, explained,
03:15 Since the Gen Z is one of the generation that experienced technological advancement,
03:20 it's easy to get information and see what is life outside of our country.
03:27 Their personality is high, they have an openness to new experiences.
03:31 Gen Z are motivating them to try something new.
03:35 There are also economic reasons for Gen Z to aspire to work abroad.
03:40 They are looking for better-paying jobs
03:43 because of the continuous increase in prices and not the increase in wages.
03:49 It was also found in the study that more Gen Z are choosing to work independently.
03:55 Pressure and anxiety are also being put on the Filipino Gen Z
03:59 if they are working as a group or a team.
04:02 The mere fact that their work will be observed and evaluated,
04:07 they feel all the more anxious working with groups.
04:10 Working in groups may not show the skills they have because they are always seen in groups.
04:17 Gen Z also want to maximize their freedom.
04:21 This includes the feeling that they can direct themselves
04:25 and they could achieve this by working independently.
04:29 This is the first news.
04:30 EJ Gomez for GMA Integrated News.
04:34 The National Food Authority, NFA, will reopen and buy rice again.
04:42 This is followed by the recovery of the Office of the Ombudsman on preventive suspension
04:46 against 72 NFA warehouse supervisors.
04:50 According to the decision of the Ombudsman,
04:52 there is no basis for the officers to remain suspended
04:55 following the study in which they submitted the documents.
04:58 They ordered Agriculture Secretary Francisco T. Laurel Jr.
05:03 to implement the reinstatement of the suspension.
05:07 On March 1, the NFA suspended the NFA
05:11 if there is any mistake in the sale of buffer stock of NFA rice.
05:16 Today, the grace period given by the government will end
05:23 so that the unconsolidated PUBs will not be caught.
05:28 We will continue with LTFRB Chairman Tiofilo Guandez III.
05:32 Good morning.
05:34 Good morning and to all our viewers, good morning.
05:40 Okay. So starting tomorrow, you will be caught. The grace period will end.
05:46 Sir, we can flag tomorrow and we can catch and ticket the drivers.
05:58 I will say that we also gave them a ticket so they will not travel,
06:07 those who have not consolidated.
06:09 Do you have a count of how many unconsolidated PUBs?
06:15 In NCR, we have about 1,900 unconsolidated
06:26 or those who did not join the program of the public utility vehicle modernization program.
06:34 It means that if these PUBs are unconsolidated, what will happen to their jeep?
06:48 As of May 2, they are not franchised. If they are on the road, they are considered illegal or collorum.
07:01 The driver can be flagged down for P1,000. I mean P10,000. The driver's suspension is one year. The vehicle is P50,000, the penalty plus 30 days of impounding.
07:21 Will the transportation and those who will go to work not be flagged down?
07:26 Will they be affected by the routes of the unconsolidated PUBs, Chairman?
07:33 It's very far. You can see that almost none of them are flagged down.
07:41 Those who did not join the program, only a few are traveling now.
07:47 Yes. Can the LTPRB monitor if the jeeps that will travel tomorrow are consolidated? Do you see any problems with those jeeps?
07:57 Yes we can. It's easy to monitor. We are recording the vehicles that are placed on their dashboard or windshield,
08:09 their papers, the first part of the papers that says they are consolidated. If we did not see that, we are confident that they did not join the program of the government.
08:23 We will not flag them down directly. It's just intermittent. In one area, two or three, we will immediately move to another area.
08:34 Did you bring any show-cause order, Chairman?
08:38 Yes. I sent almost all show-cause order. I sent them since May 2 and we are monitoring their acceptance of show-cause order.
08:52 Reaction only. Manibela Chairman Mar Balbuena said that almost 200,000 of their operators are not consolidated.
09:01 I don't know where he got the number. We have the data here. That's why I don't know where he got the 200,000.
09:14 Are there routes that are not enough consolidated jeepney?
09:20 When our program was first released, we saw three or four critical areas on May 2 that did not consolidate.
09:36 So what we did is we issued a special order. On the adjacent route, especially those with extra jeepneys, they filled the routes that did not have consolidated jeepneys.
09:52 We fixed it on May 2 yesterday afternoon.
09:56 Does LTFRB have a program for those who lost their jobs?
10:00 Yes. I have a social support program. Many are availing and they don't want to go back to driving.
10:11 Number one is we have TESDA programs where they will be given free education. While they are studying, they have allowance for the next 90 days from the government.
10:26 Number two, the government is giving them funds to support them if they want to enter the business.
10:35 There's a small amount that the government is giving them for free that they can use for the businesses they want to enter.
10:43 These are most of them who are getting that.
10:47 They also did not take their jeepney business, which is auto mechanic, diesel maintenance.
10:56 Chairman, are we ready if the court will decide to stop the modernization program?
11:04 We are waiting for the court's decision. If that will happen, we will return the 1,800 unconsolidated in the streets.
11:18 Okay. Thank you very much LTFRB Chairman Tshofilo Guardians III. Be careful.
11:24 Thank you and long live to you sir.
11:27 Compared to Metro Manila, the increase in cooperatives in some provinces is higher because of the high price of electricity from the wholesale electricity spot market or WESEM.
11:41 Here's the latest news.
11:43 The upcoming red and yellow alert on the reduction of supply and reserve of electricity is already felt in the bill of Meralco customers this May.
11:55 The increase is P46 per kilowatt hour, so the consumer is already at P11.41 per kilowatt hour.
12:04 If you consume 200 kilowatt hours, the increase in your bill is P92.
12:10 The biggest contribution of the increase is the price of Meralco's electricity from the wholesale electricity spot market during the red and yellow alert due to the lack of supply and reserve of electricity.
12:21 If there are alert levels, that simply means there is pressure as far as demand is concerned that will have an impact on the price.
12:34 That's why Annie's bill from P8,900 this April is now P13,700.
12:40 The use of aircon has increased because her son stayed at home all day, exhausted from suspended face-to-face classes.
12:48 It's very hot ma'am. We used to endure it but we can't.
12:55 If Metro Manila is suffering from an increase of almost 50 centimeters per kilowatt hour, the increase of 86 cents per kilowatt hour is more painful for Visayan Electric customers.
13:07 That means the bill of consumers consuming 200 kilowatt hours is P172 because of the increase in the price of electricity from WESEM.
13:19 The increase in electricity bills in some provinces is higher than all the electricity supplied by electric cooperatives bought from the spot market.
13:28 In Catanduanes, the increase in electricity bills is more than P7. That's why the bill of electricity is P13 per kilowatt hour.
13:35 In Dumaguete, the increase in electricity bills is P4 to P5 per kilowatt hour.
13:39 Philippine Rural Electric Cooperatives said that they can borrow from the anti-bill shock program of the land bank to pay their customers one-time big time.
13:51 There's no other way. The consumers will pay the increase in the price of generation.
13:58 This is the effect of the generation charge. The Power for People Coalition said that corporations should investigate the faulty plants that caused the red and yellow alerts in the heat.
14:12 They can earn from the spot market because they sold their plants for high prices.
14:18 The data and reports of the government agencies show that the companies that enforced shutdowns are the ones that are throwing electricity in the market at a high price.
14:36 That needs to be investigated.
14:38 Some congressmen also said that there's a cartel in the energy sector, especially the almost simultaneous shutdown of 50 plants in April that was followed by a severe brownout and rising electricity prices.
14:51 There's no pollution. We can see that the generators are not running low.
14:57 The Department of Energy said that new plants are needed especially the coal plant that is too old and should be phased out.
15:06 It's been 30 years that they're forcing people to replace it.
15:12 Demand is increasing but the power plants are getting old.
15:17 New plants are needed not just to increase but also to make it more efficient.
15:24 This is the first news. Mackie Pulido for GMA Integrated News.
15:30 For those who are looking for cheaper rice and other products, you can buy it from Kadiwa Store in San Juan.
15:38 We have first live news. James Christine. James.
15:42 Good morning. Prices of the products are cheaper than those in the markets.
15:50 This is from the President of Kadiwa, who is here in San Juan City Hall atrium.
15:55 You can buy premium quality rice for only 39 pesos per kilo. It's available until the supply runs out.
16:02 One tray of eggs is for 230 pesos. The size is extra large.
16:07 Vegetables are also cheap. 40 pesos per kilo of squash, 60 pesos for eggplant and chayote, while 90 pesos for carrots.
16:14 40 pesos for the whole piece.
16:16 Onions are 80 pesos per kilo while tomatoes are 50 pesos.
16:21 You can also buy fruits like banana sapo which is 40 pesos per kilo while banana lacatan is 90 pesos.
16:28 Avocado is 150 pesos per kilo while dragon fruit is 155 pesos per kilo.
16:34 The schedule of Kadiwa is from 7 in the morning until 4 in the afternoon.
16:42 Prices are cheaper here than in the markets. You can buy more things in the markets.
16:51 We can save more money because we can get discounts because we can buy more things.
16:59 Meanwhile, we can see many people who are here in San Juan City Hall atrium.
17:10 Aside from fruits and vegetables, we can also see and buy different kinds of pastries, suman and dry goods.
17:21 That's the first news from San Juan. I'm James Agustin for JEMA Integrated News.
17:26 The Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulia investigated the illegal activities of some foreign diplomats.
17:35 This was after the Chinese Embassy released a transcript of a recorded phone call about a new model in the West Philippine Sea.
17:44 In the recorded call, a Chinese diplomat and a Philippine military official agreed to handle the situation in Ayungin Shoal.
17:53 Remulia insisted that foreign diplomats should respect the laws of the country where they are destined to go.
18:00 The Department of Foreign Affairs said that they will investigate the illegal activities of some foreign diplomats.
18:08 We are still trying to get the transcript of the Chinese Embassy's call.
18:13 On Friday, the Chinese Foreign Ministry called on the Philippines to allow their diplomatic personnel to do their job
18:22 and to stop their attempts to enter the talks.
18:26 [music]
18:36 Mga Kapuso, may Asoka entry ka na ba?
18:38 Nakaw si Sparkle artist Gabby Garcia, yes, meron na.
18:41 At nilagyan niya pa ng kakaibang twist.
18:44 [music]
18:50 Cute!
18:52 Avisala! Yan ang flawless transformation ni Gabby bilang si Sangre Elena na ginampanan niya sa hit telefantasya na Inkantadia noong 2016.
19:01 Approved ang entry ni Gabby ka na Sangre Danaya na ginampanan noon ni Sanya Lopez at kay Sangre Tirena, played by Glyza De Castro.
19:09 Ang dalawa hinamon din kumasa sa challenge.
19:12 Napa-comment din sa post si na direct Mark Reyes at Sangre Terra Bianca Umali.
19:16 Ang makeup transformation ni Gabby meron ng 3 million views online.
19:21 [music]
19:23 Ganda!
19:24 Samantala, umuugong ngayon ng spekulasyong hiwalay na rao si na Paolo Contes at Yen Santos.
19:29 Napansin kasi na netizens ang pag-unfollow ni Yen kay Paolo at magbura sa pictures nila sa Instagram.
19:36 May unang chika si Obri Caramper.
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19:42 Usap-usapan ngayon ang pagtanggal ni Yen Santos sa mga litrato nila ng boyfriend na si Paolo Contes sa kanyang Instagram account.
19:48 Wala na ring pinafollow na account si Yen.
19:51 Umuugong tuloy ang spekulasyon na hiwalay na ang dalawa.
19:54 Nang tanongin namin si Paolo sa premiere night ng kanyang bagong pelikula na "Fuchsia Libre", sagot niya?
20:00 Isang magandang, no comment.
20:03 As I always say, masyado na kayong may alam sa buhay ko.
20:07 So I'd like to keep it personal, my personal life.
20:10 Dati pinafollow kita, dati pinafollow ko si Gorgie, inunfollow ko rin kayong lahat.
20:14 O ibig sabihin ba naghihiwalay tayo lahat?
20:16 Si Paolo nakafollow pa rin sa IG account ni Yen at may mga litrato pa rin nilang dalawa sa kanyang account.
20:22 Samantala, proud naman si Paolo sa pinagbibidahang movie kung saan gumaganap siyang isang gay MMA fighter.
20:28 Kinailangan daw niyang magbawas ng timbang at nag-train pa ng wrestling para sa role.
20:33 Ito yung first time na action tapos gay yung role ko.
20:36 It's very fun, it's very entertaining.
20:41 Makakasama ni Paolo ang aktor na si John Arcelia.
20:44 Sobrang napaka-controversial nitong movie na ito para sa akin kasi hindi lang siya pang LGBTQ,
20:51 definitely pang whole family siya para sa mga, especially sa mga magulang na hindi naiintindihan yung ganong klaseng sitwasyon.
20:58 Kabilang din sa cast, si Sparkle actor Khalil Ramos na dumalorin sa premiere kasama ang girlfriend na si Gabby Garcia.
21:05 It's exciting kasi sobrang bago ng character niya so looking forward na ako mapanood.
21:09 Actually, sobrang nag-enjoy ako.
21:11 More than anything, it was like going back to my high school self kasi napakakulit ng character.
21:18 There was challenge pero medyo madali ko siyang napuntahan.
21:22 Ito ang unang balita.
21:25 Aubrey Carampel para sa GMA Integrated News.
21:29 3,000 pamilya ang kasal-kuhuyang beneficario ng food stamp program ng pamahalaan.
21:34 Sa Julyo, plano ng DSWD na dagdagaan ang bilang na yan.
21:38 May unang balita live si Bam Aleje.
21:41 Bam!
21:43 Igan, good morning.
21:47 Food stamp program ang sagot ng pamahalan sa mga pinaka nangangailangan mga pamilya na nakakaranas ng gutom at kahirapan.
21:54 Plano pa ang palawigin ang programang ito.
21:57 Inabutan ng GMA Integrated News sa mag-inang ito na nagliligpit na ng kanilang hinigaan sa gilid ng banketa.
22:07 Magbubukas na kasi ang stall kung saan sila pumesto para matulog sa magdamag dito sa Plaza Lorenzo Ruiz sa Binondo.
22:13 Inaantok pa ang anak ni Baby Ruth pero kailangan na raw bumangon.
22:16 Panibagong hamon sa mag-ina kung saan hahanap ng mga kain sa buong maghapon.
22:20 Ang mister ni Baby Ruth nauna na umalis para dumiskarte kahit kaunting kikitain.
22:25 Mahirap din po.
22:27 Kasi lalo na po ngayon ano.
22:29 Sandal na lang po kami nangalam minsan nagtatawag po asawa ko.
22:33 O kaya tricycle.
22:35 Mahirap din po lalo na umuulan.
22:37 Nagilid lang po kami nang tutulog.
22:40 Ang mga tulad ni Baby Ruth, mga walang matirhan at walang makain, ang nais tulungan ng food stamp program ng pamahalaan.
22:46 Bibigyan ng bawat beneficaryo ng 3,000 piso para magasto sa mga piling pagkain sa piling pamilihan.
22:53 Digital ang pamamaraan nito gamit ang electronic beneficiary transfer cards.
22:57 Sa kabuuang, 3,000 pesos nakalaan ng 50% para sa carbohydrates, 30% para sa protein, at 20% sa fruits and vegetables.
23:06 Malaking ayuda ito kung sakali para kay Baby Ruth.
23:08 Gusto ko po yung makapagtapos na po pag-aaral ng mga anak.
23:13 At saka po gumanda po yung buhay nila bago po akong mawala sa kanila.
23:20 Tingin din ang solo pera na si Estrellita Chodoro deserve niyang mapasama sa listahan ng mga dapat tulungan.
23:26 Ibat-ibang sideliner ang pinapasok niya para buhayin ang kanyang mga ana.
23:29 Sa ngayon, nagtitinda siya ng kape habang nagwaawali sa mga paradahan ng mga kalapit na gusali.
23:34 Sa taas ng bilihin, mahalaga rin para sa kanya na mapabilang sa food stamp program.
23:38 Para po sa akin sir, opo, deserve po ako dun kasi isa po akong solo parent.
23:44 So araw-araw din po kami naghanap buhay para lang po maitaguyod ko yung mga anak po.
23:48 Malaking bagay po yun sa amin kasi sa araw-araw po na lang naghanap buhay po kami
23:54 para lang makaraw sa araw-araw para may Dios kong mga pang-araw-araw na mga anak po.
23:58 Malaking bagay po yun para sa akin.
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24:23 Nag-sampan ang mga reklamong libel at cyber libel si dating Sen. Antonio Trillanes IV
24:28 laban kay dating presidential spokesperson Harry Roque at iba pang personalidad sa Quezon City Prosecutor's Office.
24:35 Ang ugat ng reklamo ni Trillanes video sa Facebook kung saan inaakusahan ni Roque na si Trillanes daw
24:42 ang nagbenta ng baho de masinlok sa China.
24:45 Ang reklamo naman ni Trillanes sa vlogger na si Byron Cristobal o Banat D
24:50 ay dahil sa reaction video ng vlogger na tila sumasang-ayon kay Roque.
24:56 Sinampahan din ni Trillanes ang isang negosyante at vlogger na taga-dabaw
25:00 na inaakusahan ng dating senador na sinubukan siyang bayaran
25:03 para magsilbim pecking witness laban kay dating Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte.
25:08 Binanggit ito ng vlogger sa interview niya sa Sunshine Media Network International
25:13 o SMNI kaya kasama rin ang network sa inereklamo ni Trillanes.
25:18 Sa isang pahayag, sinabi ni Roque na pinatunayan lang daw ni Trillanes na kalaban siya ng freedom of expression.
25:25 Sabi naman ng SMNI at ni Banat D maglalabas sila ng pahayag
25:29 kapag nakuha na nila ang kopya ng reklamo ng dating senador.
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