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00:00While a plane was flying around and crashed in Sao Paulo, Brazil,
00:05more than 60 passengers and crew were killed.
00:09Bernadette Reyes reported.
00:15It was like a toy that fell from the airplane in the vineyard in Sao Paulo State, Brazil.
00:21Some residents saw it flying around before it completely crashed in a residential area.
00:30On the crash site, the plane collapsed and broke into pieces.
00:35No one was saved.
00:36Of its 61 passengers, 57 were passengers and 4 crew members, including the pilot.
00:42Some passengers and doctors attended the seminar.
00:46According to the Department of Foreign Affairs,
00:48they were informed that a Filipino was involved in the plane crash.
00:52A house was damaged but no resident was injured.
00:57According to the airline Vuepas,
00:59it came from the town of Caxcavuel.
01:01Their plane has a flight number 2283 and is traveling towards Sao Paulo.
01:07Aviation experts are trying to figure out why the plane was flying around when it crashed.
01:13Some believe that there was ice on the plane.
01:17There was an icy conditions forecast,
01:19or extreme cold on the side of the vineyard where the plane landed.
01:24It can be seen according to the airline.
01:26But before the flight 2283 landed, it did not see a technical problem.
01:31According to the authorities, it was too early to say that this was the cause of the crash.
01:37It is expected that the plane's flight data and voice recorders will be used for investigation
01:41that were recovered by the authorities.
01:43The airline's priority now is to help the families of the victims.
01:47ATR 27 is the model of the plane
01:50that was reported to have been damaged in 1994, 2016, and last year.
01:56The manufacturer of the plane and the manufacturer of this machine promise
02:00that they will help in the investigation.
02:03This is the so-called deadliest plane crash in Brazil
02:06in almost two decades after the plane crash in 2007,
02:11which killed almost 200 people.
02:14For GMA Integrated News, Bernadette Reyes,
02:1824 Hours.
02:20You have a match today in the final round of the Women's Individual Stroke
02:23of the Paris 2024 Olympics, the Filipino golfer Dottie Ardina.
02:28That is after the third round of the match yesterday, where Dottie made it to the 23rd.
02:34It can also be seen that the badge of the Philippine flag is removed from her uniform.
02:38After the match, Ardina's video spread online
02:42that she was sticking the Philippine flag badge using double-sided tape.
02:46Ardina said,
02:47I hope everyone has a uniform because they're the only ones who don't have one
02:51and they still need to buy a T-shirt.
02:55Let's stick this again.
02:58Double-sided tape.
03:01It's fun, right?
03:03I hope everyone has a uniform.
03:04We're the only ones who don't have one.
03:06Oh my God, what kind of Olympics is this?
03:08Shout out to those who didn't donate.
03:14Where's our uniform?
03:16Where did it go?
03:18There are only two of us here.
03:20There are only 22 athletes.
03:22It's still not enough.
03:25The National Golf Association of the Philippines will issue an announcement
03:29regarding the badge of Dottie, but they haven't been given one yet.
03:33We are also trying to issue an announcement to the Philippine Olympic Committee,
03:36but they haven't been given one yet.
03:40The cases of dengue in the country continue to rise.
03:43Because of this, Ormoc declared a state of calamity
03:47while in Quezon City, there are already 12 barangays that have dengue hotspots.
03:52Jonathan Andal was infected.
03:57This two-year-old boy is currently in the hospital
04:00after he tested positive for dengue.
04:02He was diagnosed with the disease three days ago on Monday.
04:06We're cleaning up.
04:07All of us who live there don't get sick.
04:11As for the boy,
04:12there are six new cases of dengue in Barangay Apolonia-Samson in Quezon City
04:16after the typhoon and typhoon Karina.
04:19According to the barangay, the last misting in the area is in June.
04:22They are supposed to follow it today, but it's raining.
04:25Just like this, it's raining.
04:27It's a waste of our misting or fogging
04:30because the visa of the medicine will be lost.
04:34According to the Quezon City Health Office,
04:36their dengue cases have increased by 140
04:39after the typhoon and typhoon Karina.
04:41There are already 12 barangays in Quezon City that have dengue hotspots.
04:45In Ormoc City, the State of Calamity has already declared
04:47because of the outbreak of dengue.
04:50According to the DOH,
04:51the number of dengue cases in the country has increased by 33% this year
04:54compared to the same time in 2023.
04:57But because the date is only until July 27,
04:59it is not yet known if the typhoon and typhoon Karina
05:04caused widespread flooding on July 24.
05:07For now, El Nino is the main reason for the DOH to increase dengue cases
05:11because of the flooding and rains.
05:15At this time, consultations are more secure
05:18and let's not think that this is just a flood
05:21and we will wait for another day.
05:23For GMA Integrated News, Jonathan Andale,
05:27for 24 Hours.
05:28Let's have a quick chat to be updated on the showbiz happenings.
05:33K-Pop Fever is on!
05:35Tonight, at the Reboot Fan Meeting in the country,
05:39the Korean actor-singer Kim Young Soo
05:41is excited to see the Filipino fans.
05:46The GOT7 member Bambam is also ready to make the Filipino fans happy again.
05:51He will have a fan sign in Cebu
05:53and a concert in Manila.
05:55He will have a fan sign in Cebu
05:57and a concert in Manila this September
05:59for his third mini-album, BAMISIS.
06:07On the first leg of their world tour,
06:09some sparkle stars showed off in Anaheim, California, USA.
06:12On the first leg of their world tour,
06:14some sparkle stars showed off in Anaheim, California, USA.
06:24Julian San Jose, Raver Cruz, Alden Richards,
06:28Isko Moreno, Boobay, and Ai De La Salas
06:36But before that,
06:38Alden first enjoyed the mini-break
06:40from the shooting of Hello, Love Again in Canada.
06:47Wow, your Filipino accent is so sexy.
06:51Say it again.
06:54Toothbrush.
06:56Trending online are videos like this one.
07:00Bibi Owel.
07:02Where Filipino accents are shown
07:04through the use of English words.
07:07I give you more.
07:09Okay, let's have a sample.
07:33Why do people have different accents?
07:36Every person has their own accent,
07:39but there is a distinct accent
07:42in a particular community.
07:45But it's not just a simple accent,
07:47because it indexes your identity,
07:52maybe in your background,
07:54your first language,
07:55or in the place where you're from.
07:57Even though the Filipino accent is rare,
07:59it's wide because there are more than 100 languages here in the Philippines.
08:03That's why it's normal for people to have different accents.
08:07It depends on where they're from
08:09and what language they're used to using.
08:11But the reality is,
08:13in the society,
08:14even if you have an accent,
08:16people ignore it.
08:17Hi, this is Ron.
08:18How can I help you today?
08:21The call center agent, Seyo,
08:23really learned how to speak
08:25to the foreigners in their training.
08:27It wasn't easy for her
08:29because her native language isn't English.
08:32We're not American,
08:34so the words like,
08:36F, P,
08:38or we're confused,
08:40compared to them, they're big.
08:42So it's a big adjustment for me.
08:45It's important to remember
08:46that you shouldn't judge people based on their accent.
08:49Because the accent indexes something about the speaker,
08:54people can judge you based on where you're from.
09:00It's the same with languages.
09:02We know that there are layers of dominance in languages.
09:06At the moment,
09:08English is one of the most dominant languages in the world.
09:14And this language month,
09:15all Filipino languages should increase
09:19with our accent.
09:22I think we should look at it as a good thing
09:26because the fact that we are manifesting different accents
09:30means that the diversity of our languages in the Philippines is alive.
09:35I love you.
09:37I love you.
09:39For GMA Integrated News,
09:41Darlene Cai,
09:42for 24 Hours.
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