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00:00:00 [Music]
00:00:02 It is our responsibility to introduce to the youth today
00:00:08 the fruits we have planted, such as
00:00:11 Santol, Siniguelas, Duhat, and even its face, which is called Lipote.
00:00:20 [Music]
00:00:22 In the villages and houses in the town of Alabat in Quezon Province,
00:00:27 there is a sound that is often heard
00:00:31 from the rattling of containers
00:00:36 that are violet-colored, like Duhat, but not smaller than Hamac.
00:00:43 The taste is sour, balanced by the saltiness of the salt.
00:00:49 [Music]
00:00:51 So, shake it to the left, shake it to the right.
00:00:54 In this season, the fruit is Lipote.
00:00:59 This is the reason why Remiel Boy's hands and legs are red.
00:01:05 It is sweet and sour.
00:01:08 Sweet, sour, but healthy.
00:01:10 When we were young, we used to do this.
00:01:13 John Ring, Christian, and Edison are boaters.
00:01:17 They are experts in climbing Lipote trees.
00:01:20 They are experts in "agadyu" or the so-called "pamimitas" of the fruits of Lipote.
00:01:27 We started climbing Lipote trees in 2021.
00:01:32 One load of Lipote trees is worth P50.00 per tree.
00:01:37 The fruits are not just picked from the ground.
00:01:42 They are crushed when they fall to the ground.
00:01:45 That's why the tree must be lifted.
00:01:48 [Music]
00:01:51 But it is very dangerous.
00:01:53 The trees of Lipote reach 10 to 15 feet.
00:01:58 It is even higher than the trees of Nyong.
00:02:01 [Music]
00:02:02 The branches are brittle or easy to be cut.
00:02:05 [Music]
00:02:06 The toe that goes up or up the tree of Edison is like that of Spider-Man.
00:02:12 [Music]
00:02:16 I'll do it.
00:02:18 He doesn't have a harness.
00:02:21 That's why every step is risky.
00:02:25 [Music]
00:02:28 Edison is only five minutes away from lifting the tree of Lipote.
00:02:33 I'm nervous about this.
00:02:35 He uses a "pansima" or "panongkit" or a branch of wood with a net at the end.
00:02:41 He puts it in the trunk.
00:02:43 [Music]
00:02:44 John Ray and Christian are on the ground.
00:02:47 They are the separators of the tree of Lipote and the tree of Hindi.
00:02:50 This is not a tree of Lipote.
00:02:51 This is not a tree of Lipote.
00:02:52 We are separating the trees of Lipote and Hindi.
00:02:57 Lipote is also known as the "aru" of the Tigayfugao.
00:03:01 "Balingag", "maligang" or "amhi" are the names of the people of Cabiculan and Katagalugan.
00:03:08 Lipote has a scientific name, "Zizigium polycephaloides", is considered native in the Philippines but it is not endemic.
00:03:18 Lipote is considered a rare fruit because it is rare and the use and consumption of Lipote is not yet known.
00:03:30 Every week, Edison can get up to 40 kilos of Lipote that they sell for 40 pesos per kilo.
00:03:39 If we are three, we can share 40 kilos of Lipote.
00:03:43 It is also a big thing for the children to buy rice.
00:03:49 One of their sources is the association of the women of Alabat who are the owners of Lipote.
00:03:55 They make Lipote wine.
00:03:58 It is just crushed in front of the tree and no one gets it.
00:04:02 Now that they discovered that Lipote wine can be made, that's what they do.
00:04:07 Lipote is removed from the seeds,
00:04:10 blended,
00:04:14 seasoned,
00:04:16 and allowed to ferment for two to three months.
00:04:24 During the peak season of Lipote, like this month, they can process almost 337 kilos of it, which becomes 100 gallons of alcohol per day.
00:04:36 Lipote wine is 250 to 450 pesos per bottle depending on the size.
00:04:44 Its sipa can be paired with lambanog.
00:04:49 The diamond is moving but there is no hangover, it can be recovered easily.
00:04:52 For others, they enjoy the process of packing Lipote with salt.
00:04:57 Here in Quezon, we met Dian who is making Lipote on a stick and wrapping it with a soaked sugar.
00:05:07 They say it is the Filipino version of the street food in the bazaars.
00:05:12 The main ingredient.
00:05:20 When you put sugar, when you coat it, it's already a nice bag.
00:05:24 Make sure it's really dry before you coat it with sugar.
00:05:30 Three pieces per stick.
00:05:32 Be careful when you put it in because it has seeds in the middle, so it's hard.
00:05:37 Six pesos per stick.
00:05:39 It's delicious. The sweetness and sourness are also fighting.
00:05:42 Lipote can also be a substitute for blueberries that can be used as a filling.
00:05:49 And for those who love cold, try Lipote ice cream.
00:05:54 We cut the ripe fruit of Lipote, we remove the seeds, we mash it with sugar.
00:06:01 So when we get the juice, we cook it on low heat and we make a jam.
00:06:06 We mix it with our ice cream base.
00:06:09 Lipote is rich in vitamin C and according to our Philippine food composition table,
00:06:17 it contains more than 18 mg of vitamin C in every 100 grams of Lipote.
00:06:24 It is almost equal to 30% of the recommended amount of vitamin C
00:06:30 that a female adult needs in a whole day.
00:06:34 It is also rich in various minerals such as calcium, phosphorus, iron, and zinc
00:06:41 that also have different benefits and functions for our health.
00:06:46 Shake, shake, the Lipote!
00:06:49 This girl was already struggling to survive when she was rushed to the hospital in Estancia, Iloilo on May 4.
00:07:13 Her body was weak, she was covered in wounds and sweat.
00:07:18 After falling, she was crushed.
00:07:21 And she was even hit by a car.
00:07:28 Her head was hit by a rock.
00:07:31 When I reached the RCD, I was hit by a car.
00:07:35 I was hit by a car.
00:07:38 I was hit by a car.
00:07:41 Blood was coming out of my ears and nose.
00:07:44 In the majority of Filipinos who farm, there is a concern about how to avoid the tragedy that happened.
00:07:54 The body of our farmers is a disaster.
00:08:04 Even a family in San Blas, Pilar, Capiz, in their search for life.
00:08:11 But unexpectedly, their elderly relative is also the reason for a dark tragedy.
00:08:20 Here in Pilar, in Capiz, Dodong, 11 years old, and her grandmother's relative, Domingo,
00:08:29 who is more than a year old in their family, looks thin but weighs 130 kilos.
00:08:36 I was hit by a car.
00:08:38 They were supposed to be best friends because they were sitting side by side.
00:08:42 When she was sick, her brother took her to school.
00:08:46 Her brother always accompanies Dodong whenever she goes to the farm,
00:08:51 just like this last walk of her brother, Dodoy, on May 4.
00:08:56 I was walking to the farm.
00:08:58 At first, her brother and her brother were both driving.
00:09:01 Dodong controlled the way of the car using his ankle.
00:09:05 One end of his ankle was tied to the neck of the car.
00:09:08 The other end was tied to the neck of Dodong.
00:09:12 He was driving in the opposite direction.
00:09:14 But Domingo's car was acting differently that afternoon because it became aggressive.
00:09:23 We fell here.
00:09:26 At first, they were able to make Domingo fall.
00:09:29 But when Dodong jumped on the car,
00:09:33 I jumped on the car.
00:09:35 But they were still not able to get away.
00:09:37 The car became aggressive again.
00:09:40 Because of this, Dodong fell.
00:09:45 And the car was completely out of control when it disappeared.
00:09:52 The car was spinning.
00:09:54 I was about to fall.
00:09:56 I fell on my knee.
00:10:02 Dodong was about to kill her brother.
00:10:06 But...
00:10:07 The car was being pushed.
00:10:09 And the head was thrown on the rock.
00:10:13 When Domingo calmed down,
00:10:15 Dodong was already near her brother who was already locked up.
00:10:20 I was wearing my shirt and my shoes.
00:10:23 I was wearing my shirt and my shoes.
00:10:24 I was about to fall.
00:10:26 I was about to fall.
00:10:27 I was about to fall.
00:10:28 I was about to fall.
00:10:29 Dodong kept asking for help from her grandfather.
00:10:33 I was about to faint.
00:10:35 I was about to faint.
00:10:36 I was about to faint.
00:10:37 Her grandfather immediately rushed her to the hospital.
00:10:45 She had to ride a car.
00:10:47 Another car was pulling her.
00:10:50 I was about to faint.
00:10:52 I was about to faint.
00:10:53 I was about to faint.
00:10:54 I was about to faint.
00:10:55 I was about to faint.
00:10:56 I was about to faint.
00:10:57 I was about to faint.
00:10:58 I was about to faint.
00:10:59 I was about to faint.
00:11:00 From Pilar in Capiz, Dodong was brought to the nearest hospital in the town of Estancia,
00:11:07 in Iloilo, the neighboring province, which is 30 minutes away from them.
00:11:15 That's where Eric, Dodong's father, reached the point where his daughter was about to die.
00:11:21 Blood was coming out of her ears and nose.
00:11:23 I was crying.
00:11:24 I picked up Dodong.
00:11:25 When I picked her up, I was shocked.
00:11:28 Her head was very soft.
00:11:29 Dodong's mother, Delia, was about to enter her house in Manila.
00:11:34 I was called.
00:11:35 I was brought to the hospital.
00:11:37 I was told that I was going to have a 50-50.
00:11:39 I didn't know what to do.
00:11:40 I really wanted to go home.
00:11:42 I wanted to go home, so I could reach her.
00:11:45 Dodong, your mother is going to die.
00:11:48 You're going to die.
00:11:49 The doctor said, "I don't think Dodong will be saved because Dodong is very strong."
00:11:58 When arriving at the hospital, she was already unconscious.
00:12:02 She had bruises.
00:12:04 Her body was broken.
00:12:07 I saw on the X-ray that she had rib fractures.
00:12:10 I held her hand.
00:12:12 Her hand was clenched against mine.
00:12:13 Then she spoke.
00:12:14 She said, "Just a few seconds."
00:12:16 She held my hand.
00:12:17 She didn't breathe.
00:12:18 Dodong's life was completely changed.
00:12:21 Until the morgue, Eric did not leave his daughter, Niacap, even if she was no longer alive.
00:12:37 I couldn't accept that Dodong was dead.
00:12:39 I just cried.
00:12:40 I was so sad when I found out that Dodong was no longer alive.
00:12:49 I was so sad.
00:12:50 The child is now in her grandfather's house.
00:13:00 Dodong, my daughter, Dodong, don't leave me.
00:13:03 I'm so worried.
00:13:05 I'm so worried that you're not here anymore.
00:13:09 I'm so worried that you're not here anymore.
00:13:11 I'm so worried that you're not here anymore.
00:13:14 I'm so worried that you're not here anymore.
00:13:16 I'm so worried that you're not here anymore.
00:13:19 I'm so worried that you're not here anymore.
00:13:21 I blame myself for not taking care of my daughter.
00:13:28 I should have raised my daughter.
00:13:31 But because of the poverty of my daughter, I came to Manila to help her.
00:13:37 Along with Dodong's funeral, it was her dream to become a veterinarian.
00:13:43 She was just interested in those jobs. She was fond of calabaw and chicken.
00:13:48 It was really painful because she took care of the calabaw and it also killed her.
00:13:54 But where is the calabaw that was accidentally killed by Dodong?
00:13:59 After the incident, the neighbors of Lolo Buning immediately hid it.
00:14:05 She went to the other side of the road to hide the calabaw.
00:14:08 Maybe her father will see it.
00:14:11 Dodong was very angry.
00:14:15 And to forget the family, Dodong decided to sell the calabaw to her husband for 22,000 pesos.
00:14:26 To add to the expenses of the funeral and burial of her grandson.
00:14:30 The money that Domingo bought will be used to buy food from the neighboring town of Pilar, Jobert.
00:14:36 I went to Bacalco to take care of my daughter.
00:14:38 I went to Boke, training in Paramacarate.
00:14:41 I went to Macarado, Nubla.
00:14:43 I was able to predict the situation.
00:14:44 I didn't know if I would be able to go to Macarado.
00:14:46 The hit for the past two weeks was extraordinary.
00:14:49 The possible trigger for the incident, I think it was not because of the two of them.
00:14:54 For any animal, we try to avoid surprising them.
00:14:58 If they feel threatened, they will put it in danger.
00:15:02 They will really try to get out of that situation.
00:15:05 But how about the former owner and close friend of Dodong, Calabaw?
00:15:11 It seems like she didn't recognize him anymore.
00:15:13 There are many reasons why there was an accident.
00:15:17 There may be an external factor why Calabaw disappeared.
00:15:21 Let's not blame Calabaw.
00:15:23 He didn't like her and we shouldn't stop the child.
00:15:28 When the condition is like that, Calabaw goes wild,
00:15:31 the only thing that you can do is to dismount.
00:15:33 You should leave because you can't control that condition.
00:15:36 All harnesses should have a quick release.
00:15:39 If you let go of it, or let's say you removed it,
00:15:41 you will automatically be dismounted from the system.
00:15:44 I asked for forgiveness for not taking good care of him.
00:15:50 I wish I could see him alive.
00:15:55 I wish I could see him alive.
00:16:02 I don't feel bad about it.
00:16:10 I'm just sad because I lost my son.
00:16:17 I'm just sad because I lost my son.
00:16:20 I love Dodong.
00:16:22 I hope Calabaw's children won't have a small child.
00:16:26 I hope what happened to Dodong won't happen to others.
00:16:29 If they are really forgiving,
00:16:40 they should listen to their good vibes.
00:16:47 Okay guys, this is our second video.
00:16:49 These men in Zamboanga City
00:16:52 joined the "Bawal Tumawa Challenge" in the cemetery.
00:16:58 It's a very cute...
00:16:59 "Walang Tatawa Challenge".
00:17:01 Here, the first one to laugh loses.
00:17:04 But the game hasn't started yet.
00:17:08 Horray!
00:17:10 This man gave up.
00:17:14 And they couldn't stop laughing
00:17:19 when he was wearing a vest.
00:17:21 He fell.
00:17:24 It's a tie.
00:17:29 Especially your brother's laugh.
00:17:32 It's contagious.
00:17:34 Contagious.
00:17:37 (laughing)
00:17:40 It's like a motorbike muffler.
00:17:45 I couldn't stop laughing.
00:17:49 The man in the video.
00:17:52 The 23-year-old Aziz.
00:17:57 We were in the cemetery
00:18:01 watching viral videos
00:18:04 and we decided to do this.
00:18:06 Aziz clarified that he didn't laugh.
00:18:10 He said that his happiness is just a small amount.
00:18:14 It just came out suddenly.
00:18:19 My pastors are calm.
00:18:25 In their first try,
00:18:29 he tried to stop laughing.
00:18:32 But his laugh was like he has his own life.
00:18:37 In their company,
00:18:46 Aziz is the funny one.
00:18:49 We were just watching.
00:18:51 Suddenly, he started laughing.
00:18:54 I was crying because I was so happy.
00:18:56 But behind his laugh,
00:18:58 the truth is that
00:19:00 he will never laugh.
00:19:03 I'm alone.
00:19:04 I'm a broken family.
00:19:06 Because of this,
00:19:07 Aziz only finished until grade 8.
00:19:10 He's working as a staff in a gym
00:19:13 where he found those who gave him smiles and happiness.
00:19:19 His friends.
00:19:21 I just like to laugh.
00:19:23 Especially when I'm with Raymond.
00:19:26 My sadness is gone.
00:19:28 My body is more active.
00:19:31 Because of their viral video,
00:19:37 Aziz
00:19:38 was chosen as a model.
00:19:41 Let's share the likes.
00:19:43 Model of Ukay-Ukay.
00:19:46 Taray!
00:19:47 Red.
00:19:48 This is red.
00:19:49 I'm the one who's doing the live
00:19:50 so that the viewers will be more.
00:19:53 Those who are commenting on the live,
00:19:55 I'm making them do something so that I can sell.
00:19:59 I'm removing my bust.
00:20:04 I'm just doing it because that's their happiness.
00:20:11 This student is laughing at his own laugh.
00:20:24 Oh my!
00:20:25 Okay, you can laugh more.
00:20:31 This is Giselle,
00:20:42 a college student from Coron, Palawan.
00:20:45 I used to laugh like that.
00:20:49 I just didn't discover it.
00:20:51 When the video went viral, I realized that
00:20:54 I'm ugly when I laugh.
00:20:56 Giselle's laugh is often a joke.
00:21:02 You think the witch is hiding in the tree.
00:21:07 So you'll be surprised by her laugh.
00:21:11 Someone told me,
00:21:15 "Oh, is that your laugh?"
00:21:17 I dreamed about it until midnight.
00:21:21 Whenever Giselle laughs,
00:21:23 her whole classroom is laughing.
00:21:28 When we hear her laugh,
00:21:30 we get excited.
00:21:32 Our ears hurt.
00:21:36 The laugh I make is natural.
00:21:41 It's not forced.
00:21:43 I didn't do it on purpose.
00:21:47 Some people say that my voice is like a soprano.
00:21:50 But in real life, I'm really a sintonado.
00:21:54 She laughs a lot.
00:21:57 She wants to get married.
00:21:59 But not in Giselle's case.
00:22:01 She's going to focus on her one-year-old daughter, Elijah.
00:22:05 She's also crazy about her laugh.
00:22:08 When I play with her,
00:22:12 she laughs at me.
00:22:14 There are two of us.
00:22:15 In this video,
00:22:16 you'll think that there's a baby
00:22:19 in Angel City, Pampanga.
00:22:21 But the sound
00:22:26 is not coming from the baby.
00:22:29 It's from the leader of Alpha Quack Quack,
00:22:34 Andy.
00:22:35 But what are you laughing at in the video, Andy?
00:22:43 I was wearing a skirt.
00:22:45 My cousin is wearing a jersey shorts.
00:22:48 But there's a boxer inside.
00:22:49 We'll ride on a swing.
00:22:50 I'm wearing a skirt. It's not allowed.
00:22:52 He took off his jersey shorts
00:22:54 and he made me wear it.
00:22:55 He's wearing a boxer.
00:22:56 It's too tight.
00:22:57 It's like a baby's belly.
00:22:59 That's why I laugh while I'm filming him.
00:23:04 Andy's laugh
00:23:06 is often caused by the baby's misbehavior.
00:23:11 The baby's snoring.
00:23:13 The villager's snoring
00:23:17 of a Minecraft game.
00:23:19 Or even the goat's snoring.
00:23:22 His laugh is funny.
00:23:25 It's like a baby.
00:23:26 I've only heard a laugh like that.
00:23:28 When I'm with other people,
00:23:36 I try to stop them
00:23:37 because I don't want to say
00:23:39 that it's weird.
00:23:41 According to his mom,
00:23:42 they used to love taking care of the baby.
00:23:45 So she's thinking
00:23:46 that maybe Andy's laugh
00:23:48 is the reason why.
00:23:50 It's good that it's just a laugh
00:23:52 and not a look.
00:23:54 That's what's going through our vocal cords.
00:23:57 And just like our voice,
00:23:58 there's a deep voice
00:23:59 and a high voice.
00:24:00 That's also the reason
00:24:01 why people's laugh sounds different.
00:24:04 We have a saying,
00:24:07 "Laughter is the best medicine."
00:24:08 Because when we laugh,
00:24:10 our body releases chemicals.
00:24:13 There are endorphins
00:24:14 that remove the pain
00:24:16 that we're feeling.
00:24:17 They say,
00:24:21 "Let's laugh at our problems."
00:24:23 And even if they laugh,
00:24:27 don't laugh.
00:24:29 Don't laugh.
00:24:33 [crying]
00:24:35 Almost two decades after her death,
00:24:42 the former nurse,
00:24:44 Nanay Loling,
00:24:46 from Talisay City in Cebu,
00:24:48 but her body
00:24:50 is still intact
00:24:52 and not weak.
00:24:55 Her family continued to take care of her.
00:24:57 It's a miracle.
00:24:59 And the old man,
00:25:00 Possibly Raw,
00:25:02 Santo,
00:25:03 is alive.
00:25:07 The belief of some people
00:25:09 in Talisay City in Cebu is alive.
00:25:11 One of their fellow citizens,
00:25:14 who has been living here for more than two decades,
00:25:17 was talked about as Possibly Raw.
00:25:20 Santo,
00:25:23 Almost two decades have passed
00:25:29 since she was buried,
00:25:31 and her body is still intact.
00:25:33 Her back is still swollen.
00:25:39 Her body is still not weak.
00:25:42 I'm not weak.
00:25:44 I'm not weak.
00:25:45 Maybe Nanay Dili will be buried soon.
00:25:48 God bless her body.
00:25:50 Why is she like that?
00:25:52 Many people's bodies are not strong.
00:25:55 I went to Nanay Loling's grave.
00:25:58 I heard her scream.
00:25:59 It's like nothing happened.
00:26:03 Her body is still intact.
00:26:06 Oh, Nanay.
00:26:08 What can I say, Nanay?
00:26:10 Her face is still intact.
00:26:13 Her face is still clean.
00:26:15 Her eyes and lips are still intact.
00:26:18 Her lipstick is still intact.
00:26:20 I believe that she will be a saint one day.
00:26:27 For God's sake.
00:26:29 She has a lot of scars.
00:26:35 The body of Nanay Loling is not strong or incorruptible.
00:26:44 She is diabetic.
00:26:45 We brought her to the hospital.
00:26:46 The doctor said that she will not be saved
00:26:49 because her brain is weak.
00:26:52 Almost 18 years since Nanay Loling was buried,
00:26:56 [laughs]
00:26:58 on May 4,
00:26:59 her husband, Tatay Felix, also died of dementia.
00:27:07 Her last wish is to be buried at her wife's grave.
00:27:13 She really wants to be buried with my mother.
00:27:17 She loves my mother so much.
00:27:19 So, they should be buried together.
00:27:21 So, one day before Tatay Felix's grave,
00:27:25 Marshal asked Nanay Loling to cut her nails.
00:27:29 She should get her bones and clean her grave
00:27:34 so that my father can replace her.
00:27:36 We put her bones in a sack and put it next to my father's grave.
00:27:44 But they were very surprised when their mother's coffin was opened.
00:27:49 [speaking in Tagalog]
00:27:53 She did not bury me.
00:27:54 The coffin is still intact.
00:27:58 [speaking in Tagalog]
00:28:00 She did not change.
00:28:02 She died of dementia.
00:28:04 [speaking in Tagalog]
00:28:08 She was still alive.
00:28:09 [speaking in Tagalog]
00:28:11 She was still alive.
00:28:12 [speaking in Tagalog]
00:28:14 [speaking in Tagalog]
00:28:19 Her hair was thick.
00:28:21 Her face was not changing.
00:28:25 It was very clean.
00:28:27 Her face and lips were new.
00:28:31 Her clothes were very clean.
00:28:34 [speaking in Tagalog]
00:28:39 They were also very surprised by the condition of her coffin.
00:28:44 She drowned in the water.
00:28:45 [speaking in Tagalog]
00:28:50 The sea was far from the grave of my mother.
00:28:54 The grave was very hot.
00:28:56 She was drowning in the water.
00:28:58 She was not hot.
00:28:59 She was drowning in the water.
00:29:01 [speaking in Tagalog]
00:29:05 She was not hot.
00:29:10 [speaking in Tagalog]
00:29:12 The water was very hot.
00:29:14 She was not hot.
00:29:15 [speaking in Tagalog]
00:29:21 She was not hot.
00:29:22 [speaking in Tagalog]
00:29:29 She was not hot.
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00:48:17 And this is the final look. What makeup tutorial do you want to see next?
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00:59:09 Ladies and gentlemen, I felt grateful when I have a problem about my face, about my physical appearance today.
00:59:16 You should always love yourself because you embrace your problems, your struggles in life, you will be a better person.
00:59:22 But in this world, we cannot do great things. We can do small things with great love. Thank you.
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01:00:26 It is very important for patients to research on their doctors.
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01:00:34 As far as our society, we have a website, www.pscs.ph.
01:00:40 You can check the list. We can guarantee that our members have gone through studies.
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01:00:54 We are not a regulator or anybody who records statistics.
01:00:58 And unfortunately, since trans women are a minority and discriminated, we do not notice.
01:01:05 Many trans women undergo surgery because this is part of our gender-affirming journey.
01:01:13 Because we are a victim of systemic oppression. Because there is no opportunity for work, there is no discrimination.
01:01:19 So we bank on our beauty. We turn to beauty pageant. And for us to sell ourselves on that industry,
01:01:26 we have to resort on surgery, which is sad in a sense.
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01:02:04 Please understand one another.
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01:03:05 Bride and groom in Bukidnon are now covered in intrigue.
01:03:10 They are getting married.
01:03:13 They are gossiping.
01:03:15 Set up?
01:03:16 What is the truth behind their unification?
01:03:20 It's her wedding day and she doesn't want to be there.
01:03:24 This video was posted online on Facebook.
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01:03:41 The poor teenager can't even smile.
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01:04:15 The girl had to say goodbye to her freedom forever.
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01:04:36 This poor young girl being sold into a life of slavery and never ending misery.
01:04:41 That's messed up. That's not a good punishment. Parents should be ashamed.
01:04:47 The older man is ashamed and disgusted for agreeing to marry her as a punishment for falling in love with someone other than who's allowed in her cultural and traditions.
01:04:55 This wedding was held here in the Philippines and the bride is a Filipino.
01:05:03 We received a message in our inbox asking for help.
01:05:13 The bride's brother was in the video to find out what really happened at the wedding.
01:05:19 Our team went to Barangay Sonko in the town of Lantapan in Bukidnon
01:05:25 where the bride and groom are staying in the viral video.
01:05:29 They are members of the Talaandig tribe.
01:05:32 But before our team could enter their community,
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01:05:44 they performed a ritual in accordance with their beliefs.
01:05:49 Later, our team met the bride and groom in a controversial video.
01:06:09 They were called "Sinarumalya" and "Reiji".
01:06:12 The ceremony was performed when they got married in accordance with the traditional wedding ritual
01:06:18 which is called "Kaamulan Asawahay".
01:06:21 Life with a husband is different when you're still a woman.
01:06:24 Because now, I have a lot of worries, work, children, and when everyone's sick, I'm at home.
01:06:30 There's a time when I'm really tired. I hope I don't rush.
01:06:36 In the video, they became the subject of discussions in the whole town.
01:06:40 I'm ashamed to go out because our neighbors are always talking, asking questions,
01:06:47 "Is that true or not?" I'm so sad because people are judgmental, commenting.
01:06:54 I'd run away rather than be held prisoner against my will.
01:06:57 It's basically abuse and practical rape.
01:07:00 She should have run away with a foreigner. I'm sorry but that shouldn't be allowed.
01:07:05 I'm so angry with this video.
01:07:06 I don't want this to be a sleep talker because they just say whatever they want.
01:07:09 But they don't know that it's painful for us because we're the ones who saw it.
01:07:14 This became a myth of the husband and wife's argument.
01:07:18 Especially Mr. Reiji, he was in doubt if his wife, Rumalya, was forced to marry him.
01:07:33 He was also angry with me because he was convinced in that video that our marriage is not true.
01:07:41 I was just playing around. I was so angry.
01:07:47 I just believed it. It looks like she was forced. I thought that we will just separate.
01:07:55 But many said in the video that they are all liars.
01:08:01 We were interviewed to clear our names.
01:08:04 First of all, this video was taken in 2019.
01:08:10 When did they get married?
01:08:12 They've been married for 5 years now.
01:08:15 Their child is 4 years old.
01:08:18 We love our child so much.
01:08:20 When they fight, when the child smiles, we get angry.
01:08:26 Reiji got married first before he got married to Rumalya.
01:08:31 It's a good thing that they accepted their tribe.
01:08:34 Their age gap is really big.
01:08:37 But, what we accepted is not true. We were 23 years old.
01:08:42 We were together for 10 years.
01:08:44 More than anything, Rumalya's father's punishment was not true.
01:08:49 That's why Reiji married her.
01:08:54 Let's ask Rumalya's father.
01:08:57 It's not true.
01:08:59 She was just a child. She was happy during her vacation.
01:09:02 She was not afraid of our violence.
01:09:05 She was afraid that no one can take her back.
01:09:07 There was no crime committed against our tribe.
01:09:11 The fight against foreigners was not true.
01:09:14 There is no ban on marrying outside.
01:09:18 It's been a long time.
01:09:21 It's a mixed community. People from different places came here.
01:09:25 In fact, before Rumalya and Reiji got married, they were lovers for a year.
01:09:32 The man who courted our child was not a real arranged marriage.
01:09:37 But why did Rumalya get angry on the day of their wedding?
01:09:45 That day, my mother was covered with high blood. I was really worried.
01:09:51 It's also prohibited to smile because of the ritual of their wedding.
01:09:57 You should really focus.
01:09:59 I was doubtful because of her face.
01:10:01 But I thought that she has a long face and she is quiet and shy.
01:10:07 They also guessed that she got money from a bribe.
01:10:13 They said that it's an offering that is part of their culture.
01:10:16 I didn't get paid. I'm not her father.
01:10:20 I'm not her father because she's my daughter-in-law.
01:10:25 I got married but I didn't get married to a woman who is a widow.
01:10:30 I was really angry when I watched the video that they made on us.
01:10:35 It's not funny and you can't do anything.
01:10:40 I thought of KMJ because I know that they have the capacity to help.
01:10:43 I hope she will be consensual and delete those videos.
01:10:47 I hope she will also detect who she is because what she did is really embarrassing.
01:10:52 The big question now is, who spread this fake news?
01:11:00 The wedding was around April. I think there were no foreigners at that time.
01:11:06 Most likely, there were many foreigners visiting here.
01:11:10 But they went to the wedding in October because our community is open for IP Man celebration.
01:11:14 It's included in Republic Act 10175 or Cyber Crime Prevention Act of 2012.
01:11:21 The punishment of ordinary libel is prison correctional, 6 months to 6 years.
01:11:28 Elevate the prison major 6 years and 1 day to 12 years if you did that through the social media.
01:11:35 1.2 million maximum fine under the new law.
01:11:38 Aside from the fine, you can pay for that through the experience of depression.
01:11:45 The next thing to investigate is who is the real one who took the video.
01:11:51 Romalia and Reggie were given the name of the videographer.
01:11:55 When we got married, a man took a video but we didn't know him.
01:12:00 This is the volunteer who took their wedding.
01:12:04 Our team contacted him.
01:12:08 Did he know why the wedding video was posted online?
01:12:14 Don't ruin the lives of other people to earn money.
01:12:20 It's not fun.
01:12:22 His reaction?
01:12:24 The videographer said that...
01:12:28 Back to our topic.
01:12:32 Hot topic of Marites Online is the marriage in Lantapan, Bukidnon.
01:12:37 It's a punishment for the bride because she fell in love with a foreigner.
01:12:42 That's why she was forced to marry a man she doesn't love.
01:12:47 But the bride and groom in the video, Romalia and Reggie, were fooled by all the intrigues and tricks.
01:12:57 They were victims of fake news.
01:12:59 The fight with the foreigner is not true.
01:13:02 I'm not the father. He's the brother of our marriage.
01:13:04 He didn't pay anything.
01:13:06 In our team's investigation, the only one who knows the sister of the bride, Lizelle, is the videographer of the wedding.
01:13:14 When we got married, a man took a video but we didn't know him.
01:13:19 It was a coincidence that she was in this place.
01:13:23 That's why she presented the wedding gift of the free.
01:13:26 We got the number of the videographer.
01:13:31 But he refused to be interviewed.
01:13:37 According to Lizelle, they talked to the videographer first.
01:13:44 He explained that he had nothing to do with the leaked video.
01:13:49 He said that he stole his laptop in 2020 where he saved the materials he got.
01:13:56 I think it's possible that the one who stole the laptop is the one who leaked the video.
01:14:02 But one of the things that the bride and groom will be responsible for is their trust in the viral video.
01:14:11 Especially, there are other pages that have uploaded it.
01:14:16 The aggrieved party may file a complaint before the office of the Cybercrime Division.
01:14:19 And from there, we can ask Facebook to take down that particular Facebook page subject of course to the platform's community guidelines.
01:14:26 We also tried to contact the pages that uploaded the video but we still didn't get any response.
01:14:35 Fake news has a lot of effect on people or on the majority of the society.
01:14:41 One of the concrete effects of this is when a person's narrative or identity is misrepresented.
01:14:48 This kind of activities are monetized or made profitable.
01:14:53 There are also features or platforms where we are given the opportunity to report this kind of information.
01:15:01 The bride and groom's conversation, since it doesn't correspond to their page that posted the video,
01:15:08 they are asking for help from the viewers who are together to report the video to Facebook
01:15:14 so that it can be taken down or removed.
01:15:17 I just want to delete it or remove it because it might be associated with someone else.
01:15:28 The one who made the video, if he wants money, he should look for a decent job.
01:15:32 He shouldn't ruin the lives of people.
01:15:35 It's up to the people who share or post online.
01:15:40 And those who post the fake news.
01:15:44 It's her wedding day and she doesn't want to be there.
01:15:47 To each comment and post,
01:15:51 remember that there are real people who can be ruined just because of fake stories.
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