Balitanghali: (Part 3) August 5, 2024

GMA Integrated News

-Mahigit 600 paaralan sa bansa, ngayong araw nagbukas ng klase para sa S.Y. 2024-2025 -56 paaralan sa Region I na apektado ng Bagyong Carina at Habagat, pormal nang nagbukas ng klase para sa school year 2024-2025 -Oil Price Rollback, epektibo bukas -WEATHER: Thunderstorm, nagdulot ng lagpas-taong baha -Interview: Aldczar Aurelio, Weather Specialist, PAGASA -Tokyo 2020 Olympics Gold Medalist Hidilyn Diaz, muling binati si Carlos Yulo sa ikalawang gintong medalya/ PBBM at VP Duterte, kinilala ang tagumpay ni Carlos Yulo sa 2024 Paris Olympics/Japan embassy sa Pilipinas, nagpaabot ng pagbati kay Carlos Yulo   Balitanghali is the daily noontime newscast of GTV anchored by Raffy Tima and Connie Sison. It airs Mondays to Fridays at 10:00 AM (PHL Time). For more videos from Balitanghali, visit http://www.gmanews.tv/balitanghali.  #GMAIntegratedNews #KapusoStream  Breaking news and stories from the Philippines and abroad: GMA Integrated News Portal: http://www.gmanews.tv Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/gmanews TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@gmanews Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/gmanews Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/gmanews  GMA Network Kapuso programs on GMA Pinoy TV: https://gmapinoytv.com/subscribe

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00:00More than 6 schools in the country opened their classes for the school year 2024-2025.

00:08Nangka Elementary School in Marikina was also one of the schools that was affected by the typhoon Karina and Habagat.

00:153,700 students from Kinder to Grade 6 will enter the school this year.

00:22The classrooms were cleaned and tidied up.

00:25In Malabon, some students entered Malabon National High School early, but it was flooded due to the heavy rain.

00:34The surroundings of the school were damaged.

00:36The class suspension announced Malabon and Nabotas to all classes in public and private schools today

00:46due to the expected rain that will be accompanied by a high tide later.

00:53More than 50 schools in Region 1 were affected by the typhoon.

01:01Rassel Simorio of GMA Regional TV is on the spot.

01:05Rassel?

01:10Connie, 56 schools in Region 1, including Tarim National High School,

01:15also formally opened their classes for the school year 2024-2025.

01:23Students of Tarim National High School arrived early for the first day of their classes.

01:30Students were fully dressed and also attended the flag-raising ceremony.

01:35According to the school's management,

01:37many classrooms were flooded due to the heavy rain.

01:43This weekend, the teachers rushed to clean the classrooms.

01:48More than 5,000 students are expected to return to school today.

01:53The enrollment rate is increasing from Grade 7 to Senior High School.

01:57For example, from Grade 7 to 680 students in the last school year,

02:03there are now 982 students.

02:06As for the schools in Region 1,

02:09As for the schools in Region 1,

02:11San Joaquin Elementary School in La Union and Rodolfo Fariñas Junior National High School in Lawag City have just opened their classes.

02:20Connie, Tarim National High School Principal Ginang Elviraviray

02:26will conduct make-up classes to make up for the long days of classes.

02:33The only problem now is the lack of teachers.

02:36But the school's management requested the addition of 12 teachers for Senior High School.

02:44That's all for the latest from Tarim, Pangasinan.

02:47Back to you, Connie.

02:48Thank you very much, Russell Simorio of GMA Regional TV.

02:57Good news for motorists this week.

03:00There will be a rollback of oil products starting tomorrow.

03:03In the announcement of sea oil and clean fuel,

03:06there will be an increase of 20 cents per liter of diesel.

03:09As for 10 cents for diesel,

03:12there will also be a decrease in the price of sea oil and kerosene,

03:15which will be 45 cents per liter.

03:17The other oil companies have not yet announced.

03:20Peace!

03:26After the thunderstorms,

03:28a part of Nueva Ecija was flooded.

03:31In some barangays in Catalipan City,

03:33the water reached the level of a human being.

03:36Thousands of residents,

03:37most of whom are affected,

03:39are staying in their homes.

03:42Some were evacuated by the CDRNMC.

03:46Residents are wondering

03:48if the flood is a result of the loss of water

03:52or if there is a damaged dam.

03:55The National Irrigation Administration,

03:58Upper Pampanga River Integrated Irrigation System,

04:02denies that.

04:03The water in Pantabangandam is still far from the spilling level.

04:06Nowadays,

04:07heavy winds and local thunderstorms

04:10are still causing rain in various parts of the country.

04:14Some parts of Central and Southern Luzon are affected.

04:18Visayas and Mindanao are also affected,

04:20according to reports.

04:22There are also thunderstorms in many parts of the country.

04:26A low-pressure area is currently being monitored

04:29inside the Philippine Area of Responsibility.

04:33It is located 1,090 kilometers east-northeast

04:37of extreme Northern Luzon.

04:39As of 4 a.m.,

04:40there is another bad weather

04:42outside the Philippine Area of Responsibility.

04:45It is now composed of clouds

04:47or cloud clusters that could be a bad weather.

04:51Almost the entire country, including Metro Manila,

04:54has a high chance of rain in the next few hours

04:58based on the rainfall forecast.

05:01According to the Philippine Meteorological Administration,

05:04there is a high chance of rain in the next few hours

05:07based on the rainfall forecast of Metro Weather.

05:11Heavy to intense rains are possible

05:13in some areas that could cause floods or landslides.

05:19So, there is a bad weather

05:21that is happening here in Metro Manila

05:23and throughout the country.

05:25Let's talk to the weather specialist,

05:28Azhar Aurelio.

05:30Good morning and welcome to Balitang Hali.

05:32This is Connie Sison.

05:35Good morning, Ms. Connie Sison,

05:37to all of our viewers.

05:39What is the reason for the rain

05:41that we are experiencing here in Metro Manila

05:43and in other parts of the country?

05:46Yes, this is due to the Southwest Coast,

05:48or what we call the Havagas,

05:50where a large part of the country is affected.

05:53That's why we are exposed to rain

05:55for the past few days.

05:57I see.

05:58But what are the locations

06:00of these two low-pressure areas

06:02that we are monitoring?

06:03Are they near?

06:06There is one low-pressure area

06:09that is at 1,090 kilometers east-northeast

06:12of the extreme northern zone.

06:14But it has no effect on our country

06:17because it is very far away.

06:19The other possible low-pressure area

06:21that is now affected by rain

06:23but we are monitoring it,

06:25is the whole LPA outside the farm.

06:28But is it possible for this to become a typhoon?

06:30These LPAs?

06:34The LPA inside the FAR

06:36has a low chance of becoming a typhoon

06:38as of today,

06:40based on our data.

06:42Well, this second one,

06:44which is possible to become a LPA,

06:46we will see.

06:48It is also possible

06:50because of the sea.

06:52So now, if there is no rain,

06:54we are monitoring this

06:56and we are looking at the data

06:58for this typhoon

07:02that is possible to become a LPA

07:04outside the farm.

07:05Sir, for our viewers,

07:07is it normal to see

07:09that LPAs are moving

07:11at the same time?

07:13A low-pressure area

07:14that is forming in our country?

07:16That is normal,

07:18especially during the rainy season

07:20when we have two low-pressure areas

07:22or when we experience two typhoons

07:25that are inside the FAR.

07:27I see.

07:29And the strong rain

07:31that is coming from the sea

07:33that we expect to affect

07:35the LPAs,

07:37is it stronger?

07:39From what we have seen,

07:41moderate to heavy rains

07:45are coming from the sea

07:47and not from the LPAs

07:49because that is what you can see

07:51on the TV screen.

07:53That is what we can see

07:55in our country.

07:57So, what is going to happen to us

07:59today and tomorrow?

08:01The rain will be moderate to heavy.

08:03And this moderate to heavy

08:05will be concentrated

08:07in the areas of Central Luzon,

08:09Southern Luzon, and Visayas.

08:11Thank you very much

08:13for the update

08:15that you shared with us

08:17here in Balitang Hali, sir.

08:21Carlos Yulo's victory

08:23in the 2024

08:25Paris Olympics was celebrated

08:27as the second

08:29congratulatory pose

08:31of Tokyo 2020 Olympics gold medalist

08:33Haidylin Diaz.

08:35Two Olympians and three Olympic gold medals

08:37in one frame now

08:39is their picture.

08:41President Bongbong Marcos also attended

08:43the successful Olympic journey of Yulo

08:45as well as the office

08:47of Vice President Saro Duterte.

08:49The Japan Embassy in the Philippines

08:51also greeted Yulo.

08:53In Japan, Yulo grained

08:55for many years.

09:19Thank you very much.

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