24 Oras Express: July 17, 2024 [HD]

GMA Integrated News

Narito ang mga maiinit na balita sa 24 Oras Express ngayong Miyerkules, July 17, 2024.   -Suspek sa pagpatay sa isang Australyano at 2 niyang kasama sa hotel, sumuko sa pulisya   -Itinurong mastermind, tumanggi sa paratang; staff nurse at 'di head nurse ng NKTI   -VP sa pagtalaga sa sarili na "designated survivor": 'di 'yun joke, 'di 'yun bomb threat   -PHL at US Coast Guard, nagsasanay malapit sa lugar kung saan may namataang Chinese vessel   -Trust at performance rating ni Pangulong Bongbong Marcos batay sa latest survey ng Pulse Asia nitong Hunyo, bumaba   -5 sugatan sa pag-araro ng payloader   -Panukalang magtatakda ng maritime zones ng Pilipinas, inaprubahan na ng bicam committee   -Maguindanao Del Sur, isinailalim sa state of calamity   -Dalawang weather system na nagpapa-ulan sa malaking bahagi ng bansa ngayon   -NKTI: Maaaring sagutin ng PhilHealth ang kalahati ng gastos sa transplant na P1.2-M   -Inflation lalo na sa pagkain, nangunguna sa mga gustong marinig ng taumbayan sa SONA ayon sa survey   -Rep. Malapitan at 6 na iba pa, inireklamo ni ex-Mayor Malonzo kaugnay ng PDAF   -Video ng torture na sinapit ng ilang dayuhang nasagip sa mga POGO, ipinakita sa HOR hearing   -Ramp sa EDSA Busway-Philam station, matarik;anggulo, nasa 14.15° at lampas sa 4.8° standard   -Andrea Torres, Jak Roberto atbp Sparkle stars, nag-final fitting na para sa kanilang GMA Gala outfits    24 Oras is GMA Network’s flagship newscast, anchored by Mel Tiangco, Vicky Morales and Emil Sumangil. It airs on GMA-7 Mondays to Fridays at 6:30 PM (PHL Time) and on weekends at 5:30 PM. For more videos from 24 Oras, visit http://www.gmanews.tv/24oras.  #GMAIntegratedNews #24Oras #BreakingNews  Breaking news and stories from the Philippines and abroad: GMA Integrated News Portal: http://www.gmanews.tv  Facebook: / gmanews TikTok: / gmanews Twitter: / gmanews Instagram: / gmanews  GMA Network Kapuso programs on GMA Pinoy TV: https://gmapinoytv.com/subscribe

Transcript

00:00Live from the GMA Network Center,

00:0420 years have passed, 24 hours.

00:11Good evening, Luzon Visayas and Mindanao.

00:15A man who committed suicide,

00:17ran away with an Australian

00:19and two of his colleagues

00:20in a hotel in Tagaytay.

00:22The former employee there

00:24is the suspect who was beaten

00:26after being accused of stealing.

00:28Let's hear the motive of the authorities

00:31in the crime from Tagaytay City.

00:34Tuned live by Tune Generation.

00:36Tune.

00:41Emil, Connie, Mel,

00:42the PNP is now holding the suspect

00:45for the murder of an Australian

00:47and two of his colleagues

00:48inside their hotel room.

00:50It's here in Tagaytay City.

00:52The suspect surrendered

00:53almost a week after the crime.

00:59Person of Interest is the first suspect

01:02in the man who was caught by the CCTV

01:05who entered a hotel room 103

01:07in Tagaytay City early on July 10.

01:10In that room,

01:12blood was found after almost 5 hours.

01:15The Australian's lover,

01:16his live-in partner,

01:18and his live-in wife.

01:20Almost a week after the crime,

01:22the man surrendered to the three victims

01:26who were former hotel employees.

01:28The 31-year-old was recognized by the suspect

01:31because of another CCTV video

01:33held by the PNP but not given to the media

01:36in which the victim's face was clearly seen.

01:40He surrendered in front of two lawyers.

01:43He entered the hotel room

01:45through the window in the back.

01:48He used a knife to stab

01:51the people in Room 103.

01:53And because the window of Room 103 was open,

01:56that's why he chose to go there.

01:58The motive for the crime is obvious.

02:01As a full-attendant,

02:03the suspect could have been involved

02:05in the robbery in Room 101,

02:07next to the victim's room.

02:09That was also the reason

02:12why he asked for a back pay.

02:14But according to our information

02:22from the witnesses,

02:24and from the management,

02:26that was one of the reasons

02:28why he asked for a back pay.

02:35It's unclear why the victims were targeted

02:38if the suspect asked for a back pay for the hotel.

02:40The Australian was also robbed

02:42of a watch, shoes, gold ring,

02:44and clothes that were not yet visible.

02:47That's why he was charged

02:49with robbery with multiple homicide.

02:53According to the investigation,

02:55the suspect entered his work

02:57in a condo in Lungsod

02:59just one day after the robbery.

03:01There's a CCTV video

03:03that shows the watch.

03:05It's wide.

03:07We have a picture of the Australian

03:09that was robbed

03:11from the People's Park.

03:13Apparently, he hid

03:15from the rioters in Tuiba, Tagas.

03:17But the barangay chairman

03:19and the mayor convinced him to surrender.

03:21We are very happy

03:23because he was caught.

03:25He will be given justice

03:27for what happened to them.

03:31And hopefully,

03:33he will be punished someday.

03:35Why did you do that?

03:37What came to your mind?

03:40Emil, the PNP believed

03:42that the local government

03:44of Tagaytay

03:46has strong evidence

03:48against the suspect.

03:50Meanwhile, the male victim

03:52was returned to Sydney, Australia.

03:54And the two Filipinos

03:56were arrested

03:58in their province

04:00in Oriental Mindoro.

04:02Back to you, Emil.

04:04Thank you very much,

04:06Jun Vederation.

04:08A nurse

04:10of the National Kidney

04:12and Transplant Institute

04:14denied that she is the brain

04:16of the illegal kidney sale.

04:18The hospital's director

04:20clarified that she is not

04:22a head nurse, but a staff nurse.

04:24John is a consultant.

04:30In a press conference yesterday

04:32at NBI, a head nurse

04:34of the National Kidney and Transplant Institute

04:37denied that she is the brain

04:39of the illegal kidney sale.

04:43In a press conference,

04:45a head nurse

04:47of the National Kidney

04:49and Transplant Institute

04:51denied that she is the brain

04:53of the illegal kidney sale.

04:55She is a staff nurse

04:57of the National Kidney and Transplant Institute.

04:59She has been working

05:01with us for 23 years.

05:03In the investigation of NKTI,

05:05they called the employee

05:07to get his kidney.

05:09We called a meeting,

05:11the executive committee,

05:13with him.

05:15We called him

05:17to find out

05:19if his claim is true.

05:21He said

05:24that it is not true.

05:26But yesterday,

05:28the employees of NKTI

05:30were positively recognized

05:32by the suspects

05:34that he facilitated

05:36their operation

05:38before they were included

05:40in recruiting donors

05:42for their kidney transplant.

05:44When Sir *** got married,

05:46I processed

05:48for the donation

05:50of my kidney.

05:52You two are our employees.

05:54We were ordered

05:56to talk to the recipient

05:58and the donor.

06:00We did not receive any salary.

06:02We did not receive any exact amount.

06:04We did not receive any exact amount

06:06from Sir ***

06:08when they talked to the recipient.

06:10If there is 20,000 pesos left,

06:12we split it

06:14as a support

06:16for our food.

06:19The recipient

06:21was included.

06:23It was like an assist.

06:27Whatever we experienced,

06:29that is what we are saying

06:31to the donor.

06:43According to the suspect,

06:45they recognized the employee

06:47of NKTI

06:49because they were included

06:51weekly.

06:53We were included

06:55weekly.

06:57We were ordered to eat

06:59in a restaurant

07:01with the donors

07:03that we were included.

07:05The NBI will now

07:07subpoena

07:09the three doctors

07:11who were recognized

07:13for the operation

07:16of the patient

07:18and the donor.

07:20The doctor has no knowledge

07:22but he is in good faith.

07:24He just performed his job.

07:26In my question,

07:28is there a higher number of NKTI nurses

07:30who are included in the Kidney For Sale Scheme?

07:32That is what

07:34our investigation is focusing on.

07:36The Department of Health

07:38that is in charge of NKTI

07:40is still waiting for the results

07:42of the investigation.

07:44JMA Integrated News,

07:46John Consulta,

07:4824 Hours.

07:50It's not a joke

07:52and it's not a bomb threat

07:54to identify yourself

07:56as a designated survivor

07:58according to Vice President Sara Duterte.

08:00She said that when she attended

08:02the launch of Brigada Eskwela

08:04in Carmen, Cebu.

08:06Nico Sereno of JMA Regional TV

08:09In her last days

08:11as Education Secretary,

08:13Vice President Sara Duterte

08:15is monitoring

08:17Brigada Eskwela,

08:19the assistance of teachers,

08:21parents and volunteers

08:23to arrange facilities and equipment

08:25in schools.

08:27It was launched in Carmen National High School

08:29in Carmen, Cebu.

08:31The truth is

08:33that we can't be alone

08:35and we need

08:37everyone

08:39together.

08:41That is why

08:43we are here today

08:45to reaffirm our spirit of community.

08:47In being effective

08:49in her launch in DepEd

08:51in Viernes,

08:53Duterte assured

08:55Senator Sonny Angara

08:57the incoming Education Secretary.

08:59Tomorrow, they will help

09:01with the turnover.

09:03Senator Angara

09:05has been in government

09:07for the longest time.

09:09Longer than me.

09:17To improve the quality

09:19of education.

09:29I invited them for dinner

09:31and asked them

09:33please stay

09:35until the new Secretary

09:37will remove you.

09:39Otherwise,

09:41the Department of Education

09:43will be affected.

09:45It will be detrimental

09:47to the Department.

09:49This is her 6th DepEd activity

09:51in Cebu.

09:53Even though she didn't attend

09:55the opening of the National Games,

09:57she was invited here

09:59because she was just visiting

10:01and she will be

10:03in the President's zone

10:05to be a designated survivor.

10:07She said,

10:09I just saw

10:11the Vice President

10:13asking her to attend

10:15the opening.

10:21This is not a joke.

10:23This is not a bomb threat.

10:25I think

10:27many missed the point.

10:31For me,

10:33if you didn't answer the first time,

10:35I don't think you deserve

10:37an explanation.

11:01Gaston.

11:05Search and rescue

11:07using rubber boats and helicopters.

11:09Firefighting and

11:11firing of rubber boats

11:13even though they are being bombed by water.

11:15And joint operations in the ocean.

11:17Some of that was done by

11:19the US Coast Guard Cutter

11:21and Philippine Coast Guard

11:23of BRP Melchor Aquino.

11:25Preparations for the

11:27two allies

11:29of the country.

11:31The objective of this exercise

11:33is to

11:35not just to show our

11:37cooperation with each other as

11:39allies, but to

11:41develop our interoperability

11:43in responding to different emergencies.

11:45There is still no talk about

11:47those kind of joint patrols.

11:49But again, we still

11:51have to recognize that

11:53our activities with the United States

11:55Coast Guard is

11:57clear evidence of our

11:59strong maritime

12:01cooperation.

12:03A joint exercise was conducted near

12:05Lubang Island in Occidental, Mindoro.

12:07While the exercise was being conducted,

12:09the China Coast Guard Vessel 530C

12:11approached 15 nautical miles

12:13to land. This is also the CCG

12:15vessel that approached

12:17more than 100 kilometers

12:19from Lubang Island.

12:21But in the last monitoring of the PCG,

12:23it left and headed

12:25towards Palawan.

12:27Last night, we also

12:29tracked its movement

12:31that it's now moving away

12:33towards Palawan.

12:35So it's no longer there in

12:37Lubang Island.

12:39In other parts of the West Philippine Sea,

12:41more than two weeks ago,

12:43near the BRP Teresa Magbanua in Escoda Shoal,

12:45the Chinese Coast Guard's monster ship

12:47with a bound number 5901

12:49was anchored.

12:51Earlier this morning,

12:53it was anchored between the two

12:55in Escoda Shoal inside the Exclusive Economic Zone of the Philippines

12:57even though nothing was being done

12:59other than monitoring

13:01the BRP Teresa Magbanua.

13:03Confirm that as of

13:057.30 in the morning,

13:07the last image that I got

13:09from our Coast Guard personnel

13:11from 9701,

13:13the China Coast Guard monster

13:15ship remains to be inside

13:17the Escoda Shoal. It never

13:19departed and still anchored there.

13:21It's very near.

13:23Before this, the monster ship

13:25left Escoda from July 12

13:27to 15 to patrol

13:29with the Chinese militia ships

13:31according to security analyst

13:33Ray Powell.

13:35China previously said that

13:37their ship in Escoda remains

13:39because the Philippines

13:41will build an outpost there.

13:43According to the former Supreme Court

13:45Senior Associate Justice Antonio Carpio,

13:47it's time for the new

13:49Arbitration Case, UNCLOS,

13:51after China opposed the Philippines'

13:53request to provide

13:55Extended Continental Shelf in the West Philippine Sea.

13:57Arbitration Cases like

13:59the 2016 Arbitral Award

14:01are important

14:03because it's the basis of many countries

14:05to support and strengthen the Philippines

14:07in the fight for rights

14:09against China.

14:11The joint patrols are one of the

14:13strongest

14:15enforcement measures

14:17of the

14:19Arbitral Award. They're telling China

14:21we can conduct these

14:23naval drills, aerial drills

14:25because these waters

14:27constitute the

14:29exclusive economic zone of the

14:31Philippines in accordance with the

14:33Arbitral Award. In the exclusive

14:35economic zone under UNCLOS,

14:37that is the strongest enforcement

14:39so far. For GMA

14:41Integrated News, Chino Gaston,

14:4324 Hours.

14:45The trust

14:47and performance rating of President

14:49Bongbong Marcos decreased based on the latest survey

14:51of Pulse Asia last June.

14:53When asked how much they trust

14:55the government officials,

14:5752% of the trust rating

14:59was obtained by the President,

15:01lower than 57%

15:03last March.

15:0571% of the trust rating

15:07was obtained by Vice President Sara Duterte.

15:0969% of the trust rating

15:11was obtained by Senate President

15:13Luis Escudero. 35%

15:15of the trust rating was obtained by

15:17House Speaker Martin Romualdez,

15:19higher than 31%

15:21last March. When it comes to

15:23their performance in their duties,

15:2553% of the trust rating was obtained

15:27by President Marcos,

15:29lower than 55%

15:31last March.

15:33The rating of the Vice President

15:35increased to 69% from the

15:37previous 67%.

15:39The performance rating of

15:41House Speaker Romualdez was

15:4335% from the previous 31%.

15:45Escudero was not included in the

15:47performance probe because

15:49he was not yet a month as Senate President

15:51when the survey was conducted.

15:53Five

15:55were injured in the crash of five

15:57cars of a payloader in Banguet,

15:59Abra. In the CCTV footage,

16:01the following

16:03of a tricycle, dump truck, and

16:05motorcycle in Abra-Ilocos-Su

16:07Road can be seen. Later,

16:09the vehicles stopped and

16:11they were pushed back

16:13because of the crash of the payloader.

16:15The tricycle was

16:17dropped and crashed.

16:19Its driver and the motorcycle rider

16:21were also trapped. The vehicles were

16:23several meters away from the

16:25other parked vehicle.

16:27The three victims were taken to the hospital.

16:29They recovered.

16:31The driver or operator of the payloader

16:33was held by the authorities.

16:35He was said to have avoided the vehicle

16:37so he changed lanes.

16:39But the police said that the operator

16:41overtook him so he was faced with

16:43an assault. The company

16:45that owns the payloader is ready

16:47to help the victims.

16:51In the middle of the rising

16:53tensions in the West Philippine Sea,

16:55the upcoming

16:57legislation on how

16:59the maritime zones

17:01of the country

17:03will be established

17:05is being discussed by J.P. Soriano.

17:11The President has already signed

17:13the Philippine Maritime

17:15Zones Act.

17:17It will be approved by the

17:19Bicameral Conference Committee

17:21as the consolidated version of the

17:23Philippine Maritime Zones Act

17:25which establishes

17:27the limits of the

17:29maritime zones of the Philippines

17:31and the rights of the country

17:33within it.

17:35Our rights and

17:37boundaries are clear.

17:39It is clear that

17:41we have a law

17:43where we can sail

17:45and fish.

17:47It will be discussed later

17:49why there are Chinese coastguards

17:51in Lubang and Mindoro.

17:53It will be clear how far the boundaries are.

17:59This law is important

18:01in the middle of the

18:03aggressive movements of China

18:05within the Exclusive Economic Zone of the Philippines.

18:07It is also a way

18:09to strengthen the contents

18:11of the 2016 Arbitral

18:13Ruling that will destroy

18:15the nine-dash line of China

18:17that extends to almost the entire

18:19South China Sea, including

18:21the West Philippine Sea.

18:23With that act, we're also

18:25now laying the groundwork

18:27for improving

18:29our law enforcement

18:31within these maritime zones.

18:33In the middle of this,

18:35the Philippines and China signed

18:37a new agreement called

18:39Arrangement on Improving

18:41Philippine-China Maritime Communication Mechanisms.

18:43According to the DFA,

18:45the agreement provides

18:47a way to open

18:49some communication channels

18:51between the Philippines and China

18:53regarding maritime issues.

18:55Among these,

18:57the leaders of

18:59the Philippines and China

19:01as well as the Foreign Ministry

19:03and the Coast Guard of the two countries

19:05will take a stand.

19:07For GMA Integrated News,

19:09JP Soriano,

19:1124 Hours.

19:13The flood reached

19:15some places in Davao City.

19:17Maguindanao del Sur was

19:19under state of calamity

19:21due to the effect of the flood.

19:23The situation there,

19:25was reported by GMA Regional TV.

19:27Gastoni.

19:33Emil, yesterday,

19:35the flood reached

19:37many places in Davao City

19:39and Maguindanao del Sur.

19:41Now, the flood reached

19:43many places in the city

19:45but the residents

19:47wished for a heavy rain

19:49to enter their homes.

19:51Because of the heavy rain,

19:53the flood reached many places

19:55in Maguindanao del Sur.

19:57The province was under

19:59state of calamity.

20:01In the aerial view in Pagalungan,

20:03you can see the area of Pinsala.

20:05In some places,

20:07the flood reached.

20:09But the heavy rain left

20:11a lot of people homeless.

20:13We really have a problem

20:15because it's hard to clean here.

20:17The residents also cleaned their homes.

20:19Because of the flood,

20:21a lot of people drowned.

20:27The R.H.U. of Datu Montawal

20:29was thankful that they were able

20:31to save their belongings,

20:33especially their medicines.

20:35Here, they are temporarily

20:37catering to the patients

20:39in this hut next to the R.H.U.

20:41The residents were able to sleep

20:43in the house because of the flood.

20:45They are still sleeping there until now.

20:47We are just trying to survive.

20:51In other places in Datu Piang,

20:53there is still flood.

20:55Like in Doa Minanga Elementary School,

20:57the water is still overflowing.

20:59These men are helping to clean

21:01and remove fallen trees in the school.

21:03The help to the affected residents

21:05continues.

21:07The PDRMO is now reporting

21:09the total damage caused by the flood.

21:13This is the result of the heavy rain

21:15last night.

21:17A subdivision was flooded in Davao City.

21:19This pick-up truck broke down.

21:21Many motorists were also stranded.

21:23Some passengers

21:25just walked.

21:27The flood reached Dibdib.

21:29Our situation is really bad

21:31because every time there is a flood here,

21:33this is the worst flood,

21:35the highest one.

21:37I know it was flooded here,

21:39but it was not that high.

21:41This is the place where we were

21:43rescued from the flood.

21:45Did you use it?

21:47Yes.

21:49Where?

21:51In the freezer.

21:53Just be careful.

21:55According to the office of the

21:57Civil Defense Region 11,

21:59282 individuals were affected

22:01by the flood in seven barangays

22:03in Davao City last night.

22:05In Pikitkutabato,

22:07two barangays were still submerged

22:09in the water.

22:11They asked for help.

22:13At present,

22:1514,000 families are affected there.

22:17The Ministry of Social Services

22:19and Development

22:21in the province of Nabalawag,

22:23which is part of BARMM,

22:25did a life-long assessment.

22:31Emil,

22:33the residents of Datu Montawal

22:35and Magalungan Maguindanao Sur

22:37prayed that it would not rain heavily

22:39in Kagendioro City,

22:41which is part of North Kutabato.

22:43Emil.

22:45Thank you very much.

22:47I'm Jess Tony Humamil of GMA Regional TV.

22:53Kapuso,

22:55let's update on two weather systems

22:57that are causing heavy rainfall

22:59in many parts of the country.

23:01Let's start with the low-pressure area

23:03that has lost its hope

23:05in the coastal waters

23:07of North West Ward,

23:09the LPA heading to Summer Island.

23:11It is expected to be in the eastern part

23:13of Southern Luzon tomorrow.

23:15According to the forecast,

23:17the chance of a storm will be smaller.

23:19Aside from getting closer to land,

23:21the vertical wind shear is also high.

23:23That is the difference

23:25in the strength or speed of the wind

23:27in the upper and lower parts of the atmosphere

23:29which is why the LPA's circulation

23:31is easily damaged.

23:33However, it will still fall heavily

23:35in the northern parts of Southern Luzon,

23:37Visayas, and Mindanao.

23:39According to Metro Weather,

23:41it will rain in the summer and late provinces

23:43by the end of the afternoon.

23:45Visayas will be covered in rain.

23:47Most of that will be heavy to intense rains,

23:49particularly in the Negros provinces.

23:51The residents of Panay Island

23:53are being careful

23:55of possible torrential rains

23:57which will continue until the evening.

23:59That is why they are being extra careful

24:01especially in the flood-prone areas.

24:03On the other hand,

24:05there will be widespread rainfall

24:07in the morning in Bicol, Mimaropa, and Quezon provinces.

24:09That will increase in the afternoon

24:11when the entire Luzon will experience

24:13heavy to intense rains,

24:15particularly in the Central Luzon,

24:17Mimaropa, and Calabar Zone.

24:19There will also be rain in the morning

24:21in Caraga, Davao, and Barm.

24:23There will be heavy rainfall

24:25in the afternoon and evening.

24:27That is why they are being extra careful

24:29especially in the flood-prone areas.

24:31There will be widespread rainfall

24:33in the morning and evening.

24:35That is why they are being extra careful

24:37especially in the flood-prone areas.

24:39In the middle of the widespread

24:41risk of kidney and kidney stones,

24:43the cost of transplantation

24:45has been raised again.

24:47The operation will cost more than

24:49P1 million pesos.

24:51Kidney stones are free of charge

24:53but they need to be selected.

24:55Unless you have a donor,

24:57you should not pay.

24:59For Joy's 23-year-old daughter

25:01to live long,

25:03she needs a kidney transplant.

25:05She is already in stage 5.

25:07Her kidneys are not functioning anymore.

25:09Her kidneys are not functioning anymore.

25:11Her kidneys are not functioning anymore.

25:13Last year, Joy asked

25:15the National Kidney and Transplant Institute

25:17or NKTI

25:19how to get a kidney transplant

25:21for her daughter.

25:23But before the process starts,

25:25she needs P600,000

25:27for show money.

25:29Her income is not enough

25:31to buy food.

25:33So until now,

25:35her daughter is on dialysis.

25:37In the night,

25:39if there is no one in the bar,

25:41I don't earn anything.

25:43Sometimes, we don't have enough food.

25:45I don't have enough electricity.

25:47I can't pay my daughter's bills.

25:49I can't pay my daughter's bills.

25:51I stopped paying my daughter's bills

25:53because it's almost over.

25:55NKTI admitted

25:57that she really needs money

25:59for her transplant.

26:01NKTI's kidney transplant

26:03costs P1.2 million.

26:05But PhilHealth can pay for half of it.

26:07She needs to take

26:09P30,000 per month.

26:11NKTI also asked

26:13PhilHealth

26:15to help with anti-rejection medicine.

26:17Kidney transplant is not for everybody

26:19because you have to have

26:21medicines.

26:23You have to maintain those medicines

26:25for the rest of your life

26:27so that you won't reject your kidney.

26:29It's like show money.

26:31It's in their bank account.

26:33They just need an assurance

26:35that they can subsidize their medicine

26:37at least for the first six months

26:39post-transplant.

26:41If you need a kidney transplant,

26:43there's no line if you have a donor.

26:45If you don't have a living donor,

26:47you might have to wait for a long time.

26:49One of their patients

26:51can't wait to have a kidney donor.

26:53There's a path on the waiting list

26:55of Human Organ Preservation Effort

26:57or HOPE.

26:59They hope more people will register

27:01as organ donors.

27:03It's also a solution to avoid

27:05kidney sales.

27:07If you carry the organ donor card,

27:09sign it.

27:11It's also behind your driver's license.

27:13In case anything happens to you

27:15and

27:17you're brain dead

27:19but your organs are still functioning,

27:21let's donate all of our organs

27:23so that

27:25those with kidney failure,

27:27lung failure, heart failure,

27:29liver failure,

27:31they can have a new life.

27:33In the middle of the news about kidney sales,

27:35NKTI said their process is strict

27:37and they hope it's the same

27:39in other hospitals.

27:41Non-related donors need

27:43emotional or social relationship

27:45with the donor and recipient.

27:47They undergo

27:49psychiatric evaluation.

27:51We have a hospital transplant

27:53ethics committee.

27:55We also have our

27:57head of our social worker

27:59as part of that committee.

28:01They interview

28:03the donor.

28:05They will talk to the barangay captain.

28:07For GMA Integrated News,

28:09Mackie Pulido, 24 Horas.

28:17Four years in office.

28:19Five important challenges.

28:21One of them is the rapid

28:23love of the people.

28:25First, to those who want

28:27to hear the people

28:29in the President's zone this Monday.

28:31Next, of course,

28:33the salary and other challenges

28:35in the economy.

28:37The government's direction

28:39is to make sure

28:41that the people

28:43are not left behind.

28:45The government's direction

28:47is to find out

28:49in the Zona Special Report

28:51by Ivan Mayerina.

28:57That's what I lose sleep every night over

28:59is how to bring down inflation.

29:03It's just the beginning of 2023.

29:05That's the problem that won't let the President sleep.

29:07Inflation or rapid

29:09inflation of goods.

29:11This July of 2024,

29:13a few days before his

29:153rd State of the Nation Address,

29:17will the President be able to sleep?

29:21Inflation has dropped

29:23from 6% in the whole year of 2023.

29:25It's only 3.7%

29:27based on the latest data

29:29from the Philippine Statistics Authority.

29:31That's all.

29:33In spite of that low number,

29:35food inflation

29:37has increased to 6.5%

29:39this June.

29:41For example,

29:43it's still a double-digit inflation.

29:45It hasn't changed since September last year.

29:49That's why Ms. Zenaida

29:51can't sleep.

29:53She's thinking about how to

29:55balance the small salary of a construction worker

29:57for their primary needs.

29:59Especially since her job

30:01is not permanent.

30:03She's from Parandas, Marinas, Cavite.

30:05She's been living in Leylayan for a long time.

30:07When I know

30:09that we're running out of rice,

30:11I pray.

30:13I pray twice a day.

30:15Even if it's just twice a day,

30:17it's okay.

30:19As long as we're not hungry.

30:21We drink hot water.

30:25We get there in the morning.

30:27I can't sleep.

30:29I'm thinking about where

30:31to get rice tomorrow.

30:33It's too expensive to buy.

30:35It's too heavy.

30:37We can't afford

30:39that price.

30:41Based on the results of the Pulse Asia survey

30:43this June, the highest price

30:45and the lowest price

30:47are the first things that the Filipinos

30:49want to hear in the next State of the Nation address

30:51of the President.

30:53Next, the economy

30:55and job creation.

30:57In our market,

30:59we met Rolando Paet.

31:01He said he's not poor when he grows up.

31:03He admitted that he's poor

31:05when it comes to budgeting.

31:07One thousand pesos in his budget

31:09for the next two or three days

31:11for the needs of his wife and two children

31:13are on his list.

31:15The total expense is 980 pesos.

31:17He didn't even wash the tomatoes

31:19and onions in that container.

31:21The rice is not included.

31:23Aside from electricity, water,

31:25gasoline for the motorcycle,

31:27and other daily expenses.

31:29I'm selling it for a thousand pesos.

31:31It's just that

31:33I'm just about to buy it.

31:35In fact,

31:37half of the economy is not

31:39concerned about the Philippines.

31:41The 5.5% GDP of the Philippines

31:43according to the Paglagonong Ekonomiya

31:45in Balsa in 2023

31:47is number one in ASEAN.

31:49However, at the same time,

31:51the higher GDP

31:53is also facing the highest

31:55inflation in the region at the same time.

31:57According to

31:59the National Economic and Development Authority,

32:01UNEDA, the Philippines has no control

32:03over most of the inflation.

32:07It's a confluence of factors.

32:09One of this is the

32:11El Niño that we had.

32:13And then the other

32:15compounding factor

32:17was the supply

32:19from the global

32:21in the global market.

32:23Because

32:25some countries

32:27restricted their exports.

32:57These are artificial

32:59inducements.

33:01One-shot deals.

33:03But ultimately,

33:05the long-term sustainable solution,

33:07one that is more meaningful,

33:09permanent,

33:11would be raising

33:13farmers' productivity.

33:27We will never

33:29ever be able to strike

33:31the very perfect balance.

33:33Even on the matter of

33:35providing or coming up

33:37with an adjustment in the minimum wage,

33:39it's always a thankless job.

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35:53According to Malonzo, there is the same complaint that was filed in the Office of the Ombudsman against Congressman Malapitan.

35:59This was found to be a probable cause in 2017.

36:02But after Malapitan appealed, it was trashed in 2019 due to the lack of evidence.

36:07Under the law, if there is new evidence, any case can be revived.

36:13The recommendation of Mr. Malapitan to that case is wrong.

36:19Then there are those who testified that he is supposed to be the beneficiary of the case.

36:26But they said that they were not accepted.

36:30Congressman Malapitan is right. Why is he being blamed for not liquidating the group?

36:36That is the responsibility of the case.

36:38As you know, elections are just around the corner.

36:43They are targeting our position.

36:47So, what I can say, it is all politically motivated.

36:53We are clean and we can defend the allegations that he is saying.

37:01Just for the record, as far as you are concerned, did you benefit from the fund that you gave to KASI?

37:08There is no benefit because their program is good.

37:11I was convinced and I put it there.

37:14Malapitan insisted that DSWD will not accept this if they do not accredit the KASI group.

37:21He has no personal relationship with the KASI members.

37:25Malapitan said that they will consider the next step because he has not yet received a copy of the complaint.

37:30According to Cabral, he will just answer the complaint when he receives the copy.

37:35We are still trying to get the statement of the other accusers of Malonzo.

37:40For GMA Integrated News, Maris Umali, Naktutok, 24 Hours.

37:45Babala mga kapuso, sensitibong video ang mapapanood po ninyo.

37:50Kabilang po dyan, ang mga kuha sa panonorture sa ilang dayuhan na pinalabas sa pagdinignang kamera.

37:56Gusto rin paibisigahan ang mga peking birth certificate na na-issue sa mga dayuhan.

38:01Nakatutok si Tina Panganiban Perez.

38:03Ilang video ng pagtutorture ang ipinalabas sa pagdinignang kamera tungkol sa Pogo.

38:08May sinasaktan dahil pinagsuspecha ang tumakas para magsumbong sa mga otoridad.

38:14Meron ding kinukuryente.

38:16Ang lalaking ito na hinahanpa sa ulo, ililigtas sana,

38:21pero hindi na naabut ang buhay ng Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Commission.

38:25Pinagtalunan pa kumpulan.

38:27Pero hindi na naabut ang buhay ng Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Commission.

38:31Pinagtalunan pa kumpulan itong ipalabas dahil mapapanood ng kahit sino sa livestream ng pagdinig.

38:50Ayon sa ilang dayuhan na iligtas ng paok sa mga Pogo,

38:54pumapasok sila sa Pilipinas bilang turista.

38:57Saka sila kukuha ng working visa bagamat hindi ang Pogong pinapasukan ang nakalagay na kumpanya.

39:04Ang dayuhan ito, kinidnap at linala sa Porac Pogo noong June 2,

39:09pero na iligtas ng paok noong June 5.

39:12150 dayuhan ang nadat nandito.

39:15Ang isang dayuhan naman, hindi alam na binenta na pala siya ng kaibigan sa Bamban Pogo.

39:22Doon, 280 na dayuhan ang nadatnan at 231 ang pinadeport na.

39:28Ang sabi sa kanya ng barkada niya, kakain lang tayo, binenta po siya sa halagang P300,000.

39:33Pero hindi po niya alam.

39:35And these operations have uncovered the extent of criminal activities associated with Pogos.

39:41From serving as a hub for human trafficking to engaging in crimes like,

39:48and cybercrimes like, club scams, loan scams, kidnappings, prostitution, murders, and NS for international wanted persons.

39:58Halos pareho yan sa mga scam farms sa ibang bansa tulad sa Myanmar,

40:03kung saan na iligtas ang isang Pilipina na inalog muna ng working visa roon para maging encoder, pero ginawang scammer.

40:12Makikipag-chat po, ano yan, parang kukumbinsi mo siya to invest?

40:17Yes, to invest.

40:19Or ito yung tinatawag na lab scam? Na-involve ka rin sa lab? Torture ka ba?

40:23Opo. Kung uuwi kayo, magbabayad kayo sa 7,000 USD.

40:27Isinumita na sa komite ang listahan ng 402 cancelled Pogos at scam farms sa bansa.

40:3445 lang ang lisensyadong Pogos sa bansa ayon sa Pagcor.

40:40Hirap umano ang Pagcor na labanan ng illegal gambling dahil sa online influencer.

40:46Magamit po ng platform nila such as Facebook, TikTok, YouTube to encourage prospective players to try their luck.

40:55Marami pong mga kabataan ang maaari pong makapaglaro sa mga illegal platforms po na ito.

41:02The licenses of Pogos or IGLs have been used to create a veneer of legality for their illegal activity.

41:09Some Pogos will continue to operate despite the ban.

41:12If there will be a ban, we will continue to operate against these illegal Pogos.

41:18Kasabay ng pagdinig ang pagkahahain ng isang resolusyon para investigahan ang pag-issue ng mga pekeng birth certificate at passport sa ilang dayuhan.

41:28Para sa GMA Integrated News, Tina Panganiban Perez, nakatutok 24 oras.

41:35Dahil matarik umano, napuna online ang rampang para sa mga persons with disability na inilagay sa bagong istasyon ng EDSA bus carousel sa bandang North Avenue sa Quezon City.

41:46Sinubukan po ito ng isang naka-wheelchair at sinukat din ng isang arkitekto para malaman kung pasado sa standard ng pagiging matarik.

41:54Nakatutok si Jonathan Andal.

41:59Viral ngayon ang picture na ito ng rampa sa isang bagong istasyon ng EDSA busway sa Philam, Quezon City.

42:06Puna ng mga netizen, matarik at delikado para sa mga PWD.

42:13Para makumpirma, pinuntahan namin ito kasama si Nelson, isang wheelchair user ng grupong Life Haven.

42:19Ano sir, tingin mo kayaan? Miss buhay ito, pero ita-try natin.

42:24Mula sa banketa, nag-elevator si Nelson paakyat sa footbridge.

42:28Unang rampa pa lang paglabas ng elevator.

42:38Para makababa siya sa mismong sakayan ng bus, susubukan na niya ang viral na PWD ramp para makasakyan siya sa isa pang elevator.

42:54Dumire derecho ako doon, may bakal nga, baka doon ako sumuot sa bakal.

42:59Pero sa tulo ng kanyang kasama, sinubukan pa rin ni Nelson na bumaba, pero paatras.

43:09Kineilangan ni Nelson na humawak ng maigi sa railings para tulungan ang kasama na putol naman ang isang kamay.

43:15Mahirap talaga. Hindi siya kaya talaga kahit na professional na gumagamit ka pa ng wheelchair.

43:21Talagang madulas, matarik, hindi siya standard talaga.

43:27Sir na nag-assist, mahirapan ba kayo?

43:29Medyo mahirap talaga, medyo.

43:33Ipinakita rin namin kay Architect Arman Eustaquio ang rampa.

43:36Isa siya sa mga bumalangkas ng unang amienda ng IRR o Implementing Rules and Regulations ng Batas Pambansa bilang 344 o ang Accessibility Law.

43:45Base sa batas, dapat nasa 4.8 degree lang ang incline ng mga PWD ramp.

43:50Pero nang sukatin niya ito sa inclinometer...

43:5214.15! So sobrang laki ng difference.

43:5610 degrees steeper. 10 degrees steeper than 1 in 12.

44:01Sabihin matarik po?

44:02Matarik talaga.

44:03Sabi ng MMDA kaya nila ginawa itong rampa.

44:06Kasi yung elevator pag umakyat, hindi pa pantay dito sa may footbridge.

44:09Eh hindi naman daw nila pwedeng itaas pa yung elevator kasi tatama na doon sa may MRT.

44:14Kung may binigay na requirement ang MRT na kailangan ganito ang awang nyo doon sa structure namin.

44:24So kaya nangyari, medyo nag-steep.

44:28Ang solusyon nila, lagyan ng hawakan ang railings ng rampa para may kakapitan.

44:33Kasi pag hindi nilagyan, papano niya yung mga PWDs?

44:35Hindi lang naman PWDs ang pinagbigyan namin doon.

44:38Of course yung mga matatanda na mahirap ng maglakad.

44:43So yung mga buntis.

44:45Para lang, di ba, lagi kami binabatikos na mahirap umakyat sa mga footbridges namin.

44:50Hindi sila maka-access sa mga loading stations.

44:53So yan yung ginawang solusyon, lagyan ng lipat.

44:55Yan nga ang problema, restricted yung espacio, yung lugar.

44:59Appreciate natin nag-effort si MMDA na gawing accessible.

45:03Pero yan nga, yung intent sana ng BP344, yung accessibility law, independent mobility.

45:08Sa case nito mukhang hindi nila kakayanin unassisted.

45:11Especially yung mga gumagamit ng wheelchairs.

45:13Kailangan may magtutulak sa kanila. Otherwise, medyo delikado.

45:18Dahil nakitang delikado, si Nelson hindi raw sasakay ng EDSA carousel bus kung ganito ang istasyon.

45:24Panawagan niya sa gobyerno.

45:26Sana po, pag gagawa po sila ng ganito, ikukonsulta muna po sa amin.

45:31Kasi kami po yung gumagamit nito.

45:33Para sa GMA Integrated News, Jonathan Andal nakatutok 24 oras.

45:39Bagamat may standard na inirerekomenda,

45:42nakasaad din sa batas na maaring hindi sumunod sa standard ng maximum gradient o angulo

45:47ang mga rampa na ilalagay sa mga overpass at underpass.

45:55The red carpet is waiting sa pasabog na OOTD na inarampan ng biggest and brightest stars

46:01sa GMA Gala 2024.

46:03Three days to go bago yan.

46:05May pasilip na ang ilang sparkle stars sa kanilang magiging look at kadate sa special night.

46:11Makichika kay Aubrey Calampel.

46:16Kung noong 2022, elegant black dress ang suot ni Jasmine Curtis-Smith

46:20at last year, inislay niya ang wet bangus look ng shining shimmery ang pen.

46:27Ngayong taon, pinaghahandaan na raw ng asawa ng asawa ko star ang kanyang magiging OOTD.

46:32Tuloy-tuloy rawang kanyang physical preparations at nakapag final fitting na rin.

46:55At ang kanyang escort.

47:02Taping date ko that evening si Jeff as he's been for the last two galas.

47:09And we can attend the evening together.

47:12Tandem din sa red carpet, sina Mikey Quintos and boyfriend Paul Salas.

47:17This time, pinagplanuhan daw nila ang kanilang outfits.

47:21Since we started doing the gala three years ago, parang every year, I enjoy it more.

47:26Every year, you learn from the year before.

47:29And this year, sa yun sa mga notes namin na we should match.

47:33Tawagan naman namin yun, match.

47:36Ready na rin daw to slay the GMA gala red carpet, si Andrea Torres.

47:41I always want to surprise people.

47:44So we look back on the previous galas and sabi ko, I want something different naman.

47:49Still me, pero medyo mas edgy. Something unpredictable.

47:54Nag-final fitting na rin ng kanilang gala outfits, sina Jack Roberto, Elijah Alejo, at Faye Lorenzo, with her stylist Reggie Cruz.

48:02Ang suit ni Jack, designed by Jobs Estrella, na ibang iba raw sa isinuot niya last year.

48:08Gusto ko clean lang, sleek lang, dapper lang yung datingan.

48:12Napangalanan pa yung anti-silo shield.

48:16Yung suit ko na.

48:18Naku, malalaman nyo. Abangan nyo guys.

48:20May par-reveal naman ang konting skin ng gown ni Elijah, now that she's 19.

48:26Yung damit po, I don't think may makakapag-expect na magsusuot ako ng gano'ng damit.

48:32So, a new Elijah.

48:35May extra rin sa look ni Faye para sa special night of celebration.

48:40Every year naman kasi diba Miss Obly, ang suot ko talaga is elegant, sexy.

48:46But this year, mas more ultra sexy yung gagawin ko.

48:50Kasi totodo ko na.

48:51Kaya syempre, hindi si Faye yun kung wala yung sexy.

48:54Obly Karampel, updated showbiz happenings.

49:00At yan na mga obalita ngayong Merkules.

49:03Ako po si Mel Tianko.

49:04Ako naman po si Connie Sison para sa mas malaking mission.

49:08Para sa mas malawak na paglilingkod sa bayan.

49:10Ako po si Emil Sumangyo.

49:12Mula sa GMA Integrated News, ang news authority ng Pilipino.

49:16Nakatuto kami, 24 oras.

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