Saksi: (Part 2) Oil spill; LPA sa PAR; Mga bagong salita sa social media

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00:00The quality of the water below the ground near the town of Limay, Bataan will be tested

00:06due to the sinking of the MT Terranova.

00:08The salvage operation of another tanker that sank in Mariveles will take place in two weeks.

00:14Jun Veneracion is a witness.

00:19The oil or shale is only thin in a small part of Hagonoy, Bulacan, and Cavite

00:24from the oil of the MT Terranova that sank in Limay, Bataan.

00:28It is based on the latest aerial inspection of the Philippine Coast Guard today.

00:33According to the salvaging company,

00:35they have already sealed the pressure valves and high-level alarm sensor of the tanker.

00:41Only one liter of oil is leaking every hour.

00:44That cannot be affected in our marine environment.

00:47So, this is a big development.

00:50Tomorrow, it is expected that the siphoning will start.

00:55300,000 liters of oil is needed to sink the motor tanker.

01:00It is being pushed to Pampang so that the siphoning will continue.

01:03The motor tanker Elena Marie, which is the sister tanker of the motor tanker Terranova,

01:11will also arrive today, in which all the IFOs that can be siphoned will be brought to the motor tanker Elena Marie.

01:19But according to the estimate of the UP Marine Science Institute,

01:22there is a possibility that oil spills from the MT Terranova will be caused by the oil spill.

01:27Coastal areas in Cavite may also be affected due to the movement of the wind.

01:31Water cannons continue to be used in areas where oil is seen while the oil dispersant is sprayed first

01:37because it is not effective so it needs to be replaced with another kind.

01:41There are also improvised oil spill booms made in Balat, New York.

01:46A while ago, various agencies of the government and local governments

01:50called for an oil spill.

01:52According to the Department of Health,

01:54groundwater should be supplied to Bataan so that it can be safely saved.

01:57We have deployed a team to conduct drinking water testing near the shoreline.

02:07According to the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources,

02:10they did not notice anything unusual in the fish markets in Bataan.

02:15But it is still necessary to conduct a laboratory test for oil and grass.

02:20We coordinated with the local government units,

02:23especially the Provincial Local Government Unit of Bataan,

02:27where we gave them advisory if they can do an emergency harvest.

02:34Meanwhile, fishing vans in Limay and Bulacan were put in operation,

02:39especially when the oil slick was spotted by the group Greenpeace.

02:42In the neighboring town of Limay, Mariveles,

02:45another oil tanker exploded last Saturday.

02:48MP Jason Bradley brought 5,500 liters of diesel.

02:53From the air, the ship looked like an antenna floating in the sea.

02:57It was surrounded by an oil spill boom,

02:59and two Coast Guard ships were on duty in the area.

03:02It will take around two weeks for the salvage operations to be completed for this second vessel.

03:11For GMI Integrated News, I am Jun Veneracion of your Saksi.

03:17More than 800 schools did not open their classes today after flooding.

03:23Most are in the Central Zone,

03:24where more than four schools have been suspended from opening their classes.

03:29And in Metro Manila, where the number has reached more than 200.

03:34The cleaning of schools in Binaha is in progress,

03:37hoping that they will be able to start their classes on Monday.

03:42Saksi, this is Rafi Tima.

03:45On Wednesday, August 5, the first day of classes at Masambong High School in Quezon City,

03:5015 classrooms were flooded after the heavy rainfall caused by Hurricane Karina.

03:57TVs and electric fans were damaged.

03:59Papers, notebooks, and books, as well as learning kits, could not be used.

04:04I think we can do it because the support of our LGU and our DepEd continues.

04:10All of this can be replaced, even our learning kits.

04:13The flood reached the second floor of Guillermo Sanchez Memorial Elementary School.

04:17This is really important for us to be able to reach August 5.

04:24We were able to supply the modules that they will be using for this school year.

04:29Some students, like JC, also have a problem with their notebooks and uniforms in Binaha.

04:34Everything was washed out. Uniforms, bags, shoes.

04:39There were also no classes in Putrero Elementary School in Malabon after it became an evacuation center.

04:45Only a family was left there today, but they will be transferred to another evacuation center.

04:51They are the families whose houses were washed out.

04:55That is why they were not able to return even though there was no flood in Barangay Putrero.

05:01Some teachers have a problem with deciding what to do first,

05:03whether to clean their school or their house that was also flooded.

05:08It is very difficult because you are thinking of two things,

05:11and you are also a grade leader of the school.

05:15It is very difficult to decide what to do first.

05:18According to DepEd, more than 800 schools were not able to start classes earlier.

05:2398% of the schools were able to open.

05:26According to the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council,

05:29105 cities and towns were in a state of calamity due to Hurricane Karina and Hurricane Habagat.

05:34In Kalasyao, Pangasinan, it rained but some houses were still submerged in the flood.

05:39There was no way for the water to come out,

05:41so they had to wait for a few more days before the water continued to flow.

05:44When it rains, it doesn't get deeper.

05:47When it rains, it really gets deeper.

05:50I hope it doesn't rain so that it doesn't get deeper.

05:53Some residents in Linggayen, Pangasinan, were shocked.

05:56Even though there was medicine, it took a long time to recover

05:59because they were still drowning in the flood.

06:02We always drown here when we cook.

06:05It hurts.

06:06The Pangasinan Provincial Health Office confirmed

06:08that there are supplies of medicines, health centers, and hospitals.

06:11For GMI Integrated News, I'm Raffy Tima.

06:14Succeed!

06:16There is still a low-pressure area inside the Philippine Area of Responsibility.

06:20At a distance of 335 kilometers,

06:22in the north of Itbayat, Batanes, it was last seen.

06:25There is still a low chance of this being a typhoon, according to the forecast.

06:29It is also possible that within 24 hours, it will be released in the PAR.

06:34There is also a possibility that it will dissipate or melt.

06:38The LPA is no longer effective,

06:40but there will still be heavy and localized thunderstorms.

06:43According to the Metro Weather,

06:45it will still rain in the western section of Luzon in the morning.

06:48It will rain more in the afternoon and evening,

06:50including almost the entire northern and central Luzon,

06:52Limaropa, Bicol Region, Quezon, and a large part of Visayas and Mindanao.

06:57There is also a chance of rain in Metro Manila,

06:59so bring an umbrella if you are going out of the house.

07:02Before the witness, he was already stabbed.

07:05He even fell on the post.

07:07He was the driver of a truck in San Vicente, Ilocos Sur.

07:11The driver was hospitalized for almost an hour

07:14before he was removed from the hospital after he fell on the post of the Arco ng Bayan.

07:19According to the police,

07:21the victim should have followed his female text-mate.

07:25But the live-in partner of the text-mate went to their hideout

07:29and stabbed the victim in the arm.

07:31The victim tried to drive towards the hospital,

07:34but he was disgraced.

07:36The suspect was arrested for the stabbing

07:38and his accomplice in their next boarding house.

07:43The passengers of the passenger bus were shocked

07:46when they saw a car that counter-flowed the EDSA busway.

07:50Sandra Aguinaldo witnessed the viral incident.

07:57This is counter-flow, counter-flow.

08:00The passengers of this bus were shocked because of the car that counter-flowed.

08:05Why did it enter? Where did it come from?

08:07The car that counter-flowed was in front of the bus,

08:10but nothing was done, it did not go back.

08:12How far is it?

08:14It went down.

08:15Why did it enter there?

08:17That incident happened in the EDSA busway in Guadalupe

08:22early in the morning yesterday.

08:25Maybe two more minutes before it went back.

08:28What she wants to say is that maybe we were the ones who went wrong.

08:31How far did it go back?

08:33About 100 meters ma'am.

08:34About 15 minutes.

08:3515 minutes.

08:36It did not know how to go back.

08:37Sometimes, it got confused.

08:39The passengers were angry because they were already late.

08:43The emergency entrance and exit to the EDSA busway was fast,

08:46so while the car was going back,

08:49an ambulance was sent and a bus was sent to escort the passenger.

08:53At that time, there was also a response from the IACT

08:56or Interagency Council for Traffic Task Force.

08:59According to the owner of the vehicle,

09:02it came from the EDSA busway.

09:04So apparently, it was a bit drunk.

09:07And based on the information that we were able to gather,

09:10it went past where it was supposed to go,

09:13which is supposedly going to BGC, where it was supposed to go.

09:17And apparently, when it went past,

09:20it was going to BGC,

09:21it was surprised, it went past.

09:23So he saw an open barrier,

09:26which he thought was a U-turn slot going back to Guadalupe.

09:29Based on the investigation of the Department of Transportation,

09:32aside from the buses that will operate in the EDSA carousel,

09:36only the five highest officials of the government

09:39are allowed to pass through the busway.

09:41Responding emergency vehicles can also pass,

09:44such as ambulances, fire trucks, and PNP vehicles.

09:48Those who violate the regulations

09:50will face a penalty of Php 5,000 to Php 30,000

09:54depending on how many violations there are.

09:56Licenses can also be cancelled.

09:59For GMA Integrated News,

10:01I am Sandra Aguinaldo, your witness.

10:06The Philippine Language Commission

10:08will include in the dictionary

10:10the new words or expressions

10:12that are now popular on social media.

10:14According to KWF,

10:16these words represent

10:18the youth's happiness.

10:21Witness, Darlene Cai.

10:26This is definitely part of your news feeds

10:28or what you hear on the streets in your area.

10:31What does this mean?

10:33Mostly, it's used every end of the sentence.

10:39For example,

10:40Hey, you're so beautiful.

10:41One A there.

10:42Hey, like that.

10:45That's it.

10:46But aside from that,

10:47there are many other words or expressions

10:49that are now trending on social media.

10:51Tik nap not nak.

10:53Is na malak.

10:54Like that.

10:55Pansit Canton.

10:56It's just weird.

10:57But it's funny.

10:59These O's and A's are crazy.

11:01It's like a person is possessed.

11:02It's like you can't believe what's happening.

11:05According to some youths,

11:07it's common to use these words.

11:09It adds to the fun of the conversation.

11:11It's fun to use.

11:14Aside from that,

11:16it makes you feel like you're there.

11:18But there are some who don't like it.

11:20I don't want to be seen on TikTok.

11:23What they're saying.

11:25I'm used to the old ones.

11:28The old words.

11:30According to the Commission on Filipino Languages

11:32or KWF,

11:33there are no new words or expressions

11:35that are now trending on social media.

11:38It shows the youths' misbehavior.

11:41One of the characteristics of the language

11:44is that it's dynamic, flexible, and flexible.

11:47It's also a part of popular culture.

11:52It's a part of the repository

11:54of the corpus of Filipino words.

11:57It's a part of a time period.

12:01There's a trend.

12:02The real threat of social media

12:04when it comes to the Filipino language

12:06is the use of foreign languages.

12:09This August,

12:10in celebration of Kwanang Wika,

12:12a dictionary version of the Filipino language

12:14was launched.

12:16It contains some new words

12:18from social media.

12:19The theme this year

12:21is the Filipino Language of Freedom.

12:24The language is a weapon

12:27against the abuse

12:30of an individual,

12:33society,

12:35or a country.

12:38In looking back

12:40at the history of our country,

12:43we can prove

12:46how the language became a visa

12:49for the propagation of ideas

12:52about the achievement of freedom.

12:57For GMA Integrated News,

12:59I'm Darlene Kaye, your witness.

13:03My fellow countrymen,

13:04let's be witnesses together.

13:07Subscribe to GMA Integrated News on YouTube,

13:09and for Kapuso Abroad,

13:11join us on GMA Pinoy TV

13:13and www.gmanews.tv.

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