Mga nagtitinda ng isda sa Limay Public Market, umaasang babalik na sa normal ang kanilang kita

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00:00It is hoped that the fishermen in Limay, Bataan will be able to get rid of the sinking motor tankers in the near future.

00:08The oil spill has a huge impact on their livelihood.

00:12We will update you on this in the center of the news, Bernard Ferrer.

00:18Rosalie showed that she is selling fish in the Limay Public Market safely and freshly.

00:23She is doing this to convince her customers to buy again and eat fish and other seafood.

00:29It is from the water of Limay, Bataan, Maytong where the empty Terranova that has 1.4 million liters of industrial fuel oil sank.

00:37Look, it's beautiful.

00:39We will know if it has oil.

00:41We will just smell it, sir. It doesn't have oil.

00:44She admitted that she was affected by the incident.

00:47Look at it. It's leaking.

00:49There, it's leaking.

00:51There's really nothing, sir.

00:53Just like yesterday, sir.

00:55Yes, sir.

00:56I only got 4,000 yesterday.

00:58Yesterday, I sold 3,000.

01:02It means that I lost 1,000 because I didn't get my money.

01:09This is also the sentiment of Vina that the regular income is still not returning.

01:13It's weak.

01:14Your vegetables are still not returning.

01:16They are returning, but what they want is bangus and tilapia.

01:20Anna Rose is not surprised by the news of the sinking of the motor tanker in her area.

01:25No, sir. They won't allow it if it's not safe for us.

01:30So, it's okay, sir.

01:32The fishers of Limay Public Market are noticing the increase.

01:36Even though it is still far from the regular market of the fishers.

01:39I hope that it will gradually return to normal and the trust of the people will return

01:44that it is safe and that there is no bad smell in all the products that we sell here in the fish market.

01:49They hope that the motor tanker will be removed as soon as possible.

01:53Bernard Ferrer for Pambansang TV in Bagong, Philippines.