24 Oras: (Part 2) Lalaking chinop-chop ang ex-gf at pumatay ng isa pa; abot-dibdib na baha sa Bulacan; epekto ng pag-ban sa POGO, atbp.

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00:00A man revealed the secret of his illness.

00:05He was playing with the chopchop that he was carrying

00:09and the drum that he was playing with.

00:13John Consulta was caught.

00:19This is a robbery in Barangay 5 in Lucena City, Quezon.

00:23What is this?

00:25Be careful.

00:27The three bags containing the body of a 29-year-old woman were found under the house.

00:35The victim's live-in partner was the one who taught him how to play the drum

00:39after he was killed on June 30 because of an intense fight.

00:44He stabbed her in the chest with an ice pick, chopped her head and legs

00:54and buried them under the house.

01:00The suspect also admitted that he buried another body in their backyard.

01:06Who's here?

01:08Where are you from?

01:10When were you killed?

01:12When were you killed?

01:14I don't know.

01:17A drum was found where the suspect buried the body of a 22-year-old woman

01:23who was killed by him after his live-in partner was jealous.

01:28While he was sleeping, back on March 20, 2023,

01:33he hit his head with a hard object

01:39and buried it next to the house where the drum was buried.

01:44The 29-year-old was caught by the police on the same day

01:49after the residents complained about the chaos.

01:52When the investigators asked him about the missing live-in partner,

01:56he admitted to his crimes.

01:59The suspect gave an extrajudicial contention to the police while he was with his lawyer.

02:05I am sorry for what I did.

02:10The suspect was already investigated in the murder case

02:13while the second murder case is being followed

02:16when it comes to helping the family of the second victim.

02:20For JMA Integrated News, John Consulta,

02:23Nakatutok, 24 Hours.

02:26According to the President's order,

02:29the PAG-CORP ordered 12 pogo companies to be closed.

02:34It also ordered 1,000 employees and businesses to be affected.

02:39Neda's story in Maki Polido's report.

02:45In the condominium buildings in Pasay City where Chinese pogo workers live,

02:50there are businesses of pogo workers whose income is in debt.

02:53The business here mostly depends on pogo workers

02:59because they are our first customers.

03:05That's why President Bongbong Marcos ordered the banning of pogo workers.

03:09April was nervous.

03:11The business is getting weaker so it's possible for them to lose their jobs.

03:15It's good if we lose our jobs.

03:17We can apply for 50-50.

03:21What I earn here,

03:24we can say that it's enough for our daily expenses.

03:28Especially since there are families who support us.

03:31They are not included in the estimated 42,000

03:34who will be affected by the closure of pogo based on the data of PAG-CORP.

03:38If you include SBPO,

03:41the maximum is 40,000 to 42,000.

03:45The number of officials who work in overseas gaming companies

03:52or the new IGL,

03:55it's around 31,800 if I'm not mistaken.

03:59Let's say it's around 31,000.

04:03As for SBPO,

04:07it's almost 9,000 to 10,000.

04:10If you include SBPO, it's around 40,000.

04:15It includes more than 31,000 Filipinos directly employed in pogo

04:20and those connected to ancillary services connected to pogo hubs,

04:24like janitorial services.

04:26They will try to get help from the Labor Department.

04:29We have to already lay down the plans,

04:32the plan of action,

04:33what kind of intervention we can help with

04:36and not wait until December.

04:39It will be difficult if we only plan for that time.

04:42PAG-CORP said 43 are licensed pogo companies.

04:46But 12 of them were appealed by PAG-CORP

04:48not to include those who will be closed

04:50because they are only customer service agents of gaming companies.

04:53They will fix the exit plan of pogo companies

04:56even if these companies are being chased

04:58because they have signed contracts.

05:00That's one of the things I ordered this morning

05:06to our legal department of PAG-CORP.

05:09You're right.

05:11Maybe I'll come back.

05:13In 2023, PAG-CORP earned more than 5 billion pesos from pogo.

05:18It's not a big loss, said Neda.

05:21The pogo contributed less than one-half of 1% of our GDP as of 2022.

05:29But I think more important than just the economic numbers,

05:34I think the social cost and reputational cost to the country

05:40of hosting this kind of businesses is not good at all.

05:44That's why the Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Commission

05:47is very grateful for the President's decision

05:49especially regarding the big crimes of some pogo hubs

05:52such as kidnapping, human trafficking, and prostitution.

05:55Some of the last pogo workers have cases of money laundering abroad.

05:59According to the Bureau of Immigration,

06:01because of the cancellation,

06:02they will also cancel the visas given to foreign nationals working in pogo.

06:08For GMA Integrated News, Macky Pulido reporting for 24 Hours.

06:14Six days before the election,

06:16there's an additional assignment for the new Education Secretary.

06:19Followed by the President's orders in his zone last night,

06:22including the program that will ensure that no teacher will retire

06:27that the salary is still entry-level.

06:29The answer was given by Joseph Moro.

06:35This will be the challenge for our new school.

06:39To ensure the development and improvement of the quality of education in the country

06:44in the near future.

06:46Clearly, of course, the quality of our education

06:49rests on the quality of our teachers.

06:52That is the challenge of the President to the new Deputy Secretary, Sunny Angara,

06:56who was absent earlier in preparing for the opening of classes on Monday.

07:00According to Angara, the DepEd is now ready for the school opening

07:04where more than 12 million students will enter the country,

07:09the most in Region 4A.

07:11Earlier, he led the School Brigade in Mandaluyong

07:15where the local government provided school supplies,

07:19shoes, uniforms, even cutlery for the incoming students.

07:23How many students?

07:24Around 100.

07:25100? So that's a lot.

07:27Yes.

07:28DepEd Secretary Sunny Angara wants to balance the habits of students

07:32in all areas of life with those who can afford it.

07:35Those from public schools, from faraway places,

07:38it's the first time they see a computer right there in the exam.

07:42In the PISA exam.

07:43We know that it was one month before.

07:45So we should give all those who will get it a computer.

07:48Angara's assignment to himself

07:50is the type of student who will be included in DepEd programs.

07:54He's a critical thinker.

07:55He will know if what he reads is true or fake news.

07:59He will not just accept it.

08:01And he's also digitally savvy.

08:03According to the President in his zone yesterday,

08:05the expanded career progression system will be implemented.

08:09In this system, no public school teacher will retire,

08:12only Teacher 1.

08:14What we're proposing is the creation of additional teacher positions

08:18beyond Teacher 1 and beyond Teacher 3.

08:20The reason for that is that Teacher 1 will not be promoted

08:22because it is excluded from Teacher 3.

08:24But what if there are a lot of teachers like salary?

08:28Some, if not most, are in debt.

08:31At present, a teacher's monthly income is P27,000

08:36at the Teacher 1 level.

08:38The highest is more than P60,000 for a Master Teacher 4.

08:43Maribel Dia has been a teacher for 17 years,

08:45but she was only promoted to Teacher 3.

08:48Her salary was only P3,000.

08:52She also has a CalTAS.

08:53And in order to be promoted, they need to have a Master's degree.

08:56Especially if you're a woman, right?

08:58They will be able to monitor their career growth.

09:01The teacher, Irene Pinoproblema,

09:04is the one who added to the list of reports

09:06that the teachers are asking for.

09:09Before, our focus was more on teaching.

09:13Now, there are a lot of reports.

09:15Because of the reports, sometimes, we leave the students.

09:21That's why the deadline for the Resource-Based Performance Management System

09:25assessment of the past school year has been extended.

09:28Instead of this month, it was postponed to September

09:31so that it won't be included in the entrance exam.

09:33As the teachers said, they will be included in the brigade.

09:37They will be included in the opening of classes.

09:40So, what we want is to give them a lesson.

09:43For GMA Integrated News, Joseph Morong,

09:4624 Hours is on the air.

09:49Eight people were killed in the recent typhoon Butsoy

09:53and the current typhoon Carina.

09:55In Bulacan-Bulacan,

09:56some residents were forced to evacuate

09:59because of the sudden flood that reached Dibdib.

10:03Marizumali is live there.

10:05Mariz?

10:07Atom, the residents were immediately evacuated

10:11from Taliptip Elementary School

10:14because of the flood that reached Dibdib.

10:25In the aftermath of the first wave of typhoon Carina

10:28that hit the coast,

10:30the high-tide was accompanied

10:32by heavy rainwater

10:35from San Jose del Monte,

10:37Santa Monica,

10:38Bukawe,

10:39Marilao,

10:40and Maycawayan, Bulacan.

10:41The flood that was blocking the water in the fishing village

10:44was different to the residents.

10:46As a result,

10:47the water level suddenly rose here in Sitio Libis,

10:50in Bulacan-Bulacan.

10:51The area was flooded for two days

10:53and it rose even more earlier.

10:55They were forced to evacuate.

10:59Because of the high-tide,

11:02just like what they say here in Libis,

11:05the flood reached Dibdib and Lieg.

11:09When it reached Kabakayan,

11:10the high-tide was strong.

11:12That's why they were affected.

11:14It was dangerous.

11:15We conducted a rescue operation here

11:18in Sitio Libis, Balangay,

11:20Taliptip, Bulacan-Bulacan.

11:21Where?

11:22Because of the water.

11:23The pillars were destroyed

11:25that's why the water came straight to the village.

11:31Nanny Adora was unable to walk

11:33because of her condition.

11:34She had to be rescued.

11:37She was also escorted by her husband,

11:39a senior citizen,

11:40a pregnant woman,

11:41and her grandchildren.

11:42It's higher now.

11:44We're nervous because we're looking for my grandchildren,

11:46my children.

11:48The water level is higher.

11:50In our area,

11:52the water level is high up to here.

11:55But in their area,

11:57the water level is low.

11:59Nanny Belya was also PWD

12:01and was one of the first to be rescued.

12:03That's why we were forced to move

12:05because the water level was high.

12:07I was unable to walk

12:09but I was able to swim.

12:11The roof of our house was destroyed

12:14because of the high-tide.

12:17The water level was high,

12:18but the roof was destroyed.

12:20I was able to swim

12:22but I was unable to walk.

12:24Because of the high-tide,

12:25I was unable to walk.

12:27About 43 families

12:29or 181 individuals

12:31were evacuated here

12:32at Talip Tip Elementary School.

12:33They were given a modular tent

12:35for each family to sleep in.

12:37The barangay in Meralco

12:38has also set up a fence

12:40to avoid disaster

12:41due to the high-tide.

12:44You know, Atom,

12:45the school brigade

12:46has just finished

12:47here at Talip Tip Elementary School.

12:49That's why, as much as possible,

12:51we are making sure

12:52that the facilities are well-maintained.

12:54But, even now,

12:56the modular tents

12:57are being moved

12:58one by one

12:59inside the classrooms

13:00so that the evacuees

13:01are safer.

13:02For now,

13:03the evacuees are being called

13:05for extra help

13:06with clothes,

13:07toiletries,

13:08and extra food.

13:10That's the latest news

13:11from Bulacan, Bulacan.

13:12Back to you, Atom.

13:14Thank you very much,

13:15Marie Zumali.

13:20Each and every flood

13:21and landslide

13:22happened in Zamboanga City

13:24where there are four more

13:25in the way.

13:26And even though

13:27the journey was not easy

13:28due to the damaged roads there,

13:30it was postponed

13:31by the GMA Caposo Foundation

13:33to provide assistance.

13:41Each and every flood

13:42and landslide

13:43happened in Zamboanga City

13:44where there are four more

13:45in the way.

13:46And even though the journey

13:47was not easy

13:48due to the damaged roads there,

13:49it was postponed

13:50by the GMA Caposo Foundation

13:51to provide assistance.

13:52In the midst of the rain,

13:53two houses were damaged

13:54due to the landslides

13:55in Pamucutan,

13:56where there are four more

13:57in the way.

13:58In the midst of the rain,

13:59two houses were damaged

14:00due to the landslides

14:01in Pamucutan,

14:02where there are four more

14:03in the way.

14:04Among them,

14:05Maica Ortega

14:06and her seven-year-old son,

14:07JM.

14:08Roselier,

14:09at 10 p.m.

14:10when the incident happened.

14:11at 10 p.m.

14:12when the incident happened.

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16:34Are you already staff?

16:35We're already staff

16:36who is here

16:37at Malabon.

16:38who are here

16:39at Malabon.

16:40The public transportation

16:41is affected

16:42that's why many people

16:43walk on the river

16:44including these two.

16:45I bought a medicine.

16:46How long have you been walking?

16:47It's been two hours.

16:48It's been two hours.

16:49The city hall

16:50for the stranded

16:51give you free rides.

16:52Some jeeps

16:53are already passing by

16:54but it's still

16:55not enough

16:56compared to the passengers.

16:57How many farms

16:58are fully affected

16:59here in Malabon?

17:00Well for now,

17:0110 families

17:02and 12 houses

17:03San Yong, San Agustin, part of Baritan, Concepcion,

17:08and the real one is Pirinyal, Hulung Duhat, Dampalit, Flores, Baritan.

17:14So now, there is no need to rescue or evacuate?

17:18We are ready because we are ready for the typhoon.

17:22It was difficult but some Malabon people enjoyed the flood,

17:25just like this group that seemed to be on the beach.

17:29Sir, it's up to you.

17:32This street vendor continues to sell.

17:34Even though the flood is big, we are still able to buy.

17:38God is merciful.

17:39Are your people still eating?

17:41Yes, there are still a lot of people eating.

17:44Now, they are again affected.

17:46Even though the pumping station in Tulyahan River is still working,

17:49the volume of water is not enough.

17:51Because of the damaged navigation of floodgates,

17:53a barge hit a nearby hole.

17:56If this works, the flood will not be this deep?

17:58Yes.

17:59For two years, there was no flood here.

18:01So, it's just now again.

18:04So, they are still dredging because the drain is under the navigation gate.

18:10In Tanzana Botas, the flood is also high,

18:12based on what the netizens said.

18:14The water has entered some houses.

18:16It has been a long time since it has been flooded,

18:18but because of the high tide and continuous rain,

18:20the water rose.

18:27Emil, the water is slowly coming down here in Rizal Avenue Extension.

18:31Just a while ago, here in Kinaroronan, the water was still high,

18:34but now, it has risen.

18:36But if the navigational floodgate is not damaged,

18:39even if it floods, the flood will not last this long.

18:42The flood lasts this long.

18:43The flood reaches here at night.

18:45And hopefully, if the navigational floodgate is not fixed,

18:49there will be no more floods.

18:51Emil?

18:52Thank you very much, Rafi Tima.

18:56The Philippine Coast Guard is hoping that China will intervene in its agreement with the Philippines

19:01in order to lower the tensions in the West Philippine Sea.

19:04In the meantime, the next resupply mission will also arrive.

19:08Chino Gaston is on the scene.

19:17We continuously try to find ways to de-escalate tensions in contested areas with our counterparts

19:24without compromising our position and our principles.

19:27The President has already mentioned this

19:29in the midst of the fierce obstructions to the Philippines' resupply missions

19:34in BRB Sierra Madre and Yungin Shoal.

19:36Almost the same, the Foreign Affairs Department has also mentioned

19:39that the Philippines and China have already reached an agreement

19:42in the latest bilateral consultation mechanism or BCM.

19:46It's really an effort that we work with China

19:49to find a way where we can de-escalate the tensions.

19:53And find a way where we can undertake operations

19:56without any more of the events that have happened.

19:59The challenge now is that it will surely happen.

20:02Especially since the Chinese Foreign Ministry has issued a statement

20:05that they will allow the resupply missions if they are threatened

20:09and if there is an on-site inspection of those that will be delivered to BRB Sierra Madre.

20:14This was called inaccurate by our Foreign Affairs Department.

20:17At the same time, the agreement was concluded

20:20that it is clear in every aspect that the position of both countries will not be against the issue.

20:26We expect, we are all hopeful.

20:28We will not give up our fight in the West Philippine Sea.

20:33We are still fighting for our sovereignty, sovereign rights and our jurisdiction.

20:37The next resupply mission is already underway.

20:40Which was also initiated by the National Security Council

20:43that does not need to say goodbye to China.

20:47In the monitoring of the Philippine Navy,

20:49the number of Chinese ships in the West Philippine Sea

20:52decreased from more than 705 on July 15 to only 80 on July 22.

20:58But the Tinagurian Monster Ship 5901 still remains in Escoda Shoal

21:03while the two ships of the China Coast Guard passed 60 nautical miles from El Nido, Palawan.

21:09Meanwhile, the US Secretary of State Antony Blinken

21:13as Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin

21:16for the 2 plus 2 Foreign and Defense Ministerial Dialogue

21:19where the issues in the West Philippine Sea will be discussed.

21:23For GMA Integrated News,

21:25Sino Gasto na Katutok, 24 hours.

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