24 Oras: (Part 2) Tinest drive na motorsiklo, tinangay; Taas-singil sa kuryente mula Oktubre hanggang susunod na 12 buwan, atbp.

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00:00A woman literally left her boyfriend's motorcycle when they were talking to the seller in Rizal.

00:06The woman was arrested, but she didn't know what to do with the suspect.

00:11EJ Gomez was found guilty.

00:13Exclusive.

00:14On the first day of the night.

00:16On the first day of the night.

00:17This woman was in jail.

00:20She was fined by the Estafa Administration after she asked her lover to run

00:25The suspect requested a test drive, but the woman was left while the victim was talking to him.

00:54So when he test drove the scooter, he didn't come back.

01:00The seller tried to contact the suspect's number, but he couldn't be reached.

01:06The victim, the seller, went to San Mateo Police Station with the woman, who turned to the police.

01:12According to the suspect's wife, she met the man on an online dating app.

01:17She couldn't believe that in one week of love, she would exchange him for her boyfriend's motorcycle.

01:24I really didn't know that he would do that to the motorcycle.

01:29Actually, he was carrying my iPhone.

01:31He was also stupid.

01:33I'm also a victim.

01:34The woman suspect is currently in jail at San Mateo Police Station.

01:38The follow-up operation will continue in order to arrest her lover.

01:42I hope you will be found.

01:44I'm the one who committed the crime.

01:46I shouldn't have done it.

01:47You should be here.

01:49You should be in jail.

01:52For the GMA Integrated News, EJ Gomez, 24 Hours.

01:58The Central Bank of the Philippines lowered the interest rate.

02:03Now, it's possible that the inflation rate will lower in the coming months.

02:08That's good news for the consumers.

02:10But it's possible that it will affect the price of the goods.

02:15Maki Polido has the news.

02:17To control the inflation rate or to speed up the price of the goods,

02:23the Central Bank of the Philippines raised the interest rate last year.

02:27Now, the Central Bank can see that the inflation rate will lower in the coming months.

02:31It's currently 4.4 percent.

02:33The Monetary Board decided to lower the interest rate from 6.25 percent to 6.5 percent.

02:41On the downside risks, these are mainly due to lower import tariffs on rice.

02:49And the lower tariff is expected to reduce upward pressure on domestic rice prices.

02:56On the upside risks, the main factors behind this would be through possibly higher electricity rates.

03:10And also through external factors.

03:13Lowering the interest rate means that the interest of the bank will be lower.

03:18Investors' income will be lower.

03:20For example, in government bonds and treasury bills.

03:23But it's preferable to the bank loans.

03:26We buy a house, a car, a motorcycle.

03:30We use a credit card.

03:32The low interest rate is preferable to the residents.

03:38That's why the sales executives of some car dealerships told us

03:42that this will affect their plans to buy a car.

03:46If we total their expenses, sometimes that becomes the hindrance

03:51if we will continue with the purchase or not.

03:54So the interest rates really matter.

03:56But it's also possible that this will affect the inflation rate.

03:59Because the value of the peso can go down if the interest rates go down.

04:03That's why the goods will be more expensive.

04:06If the value of the peso goes down,

04:09it means that you will need more pesos for your imports.

04:17The imported products, once they reach the market, are more expensive.

04:21So inflation can still happen.

04:26So this is not a one-way street.

04:29It's very difficult to balance.

04:34For GMA Integrated News, Maki Pulido reporting for 24 Hours.

04:40In Valenzuela City, the two suspects of the separate crimes were arrested.

04:45They were involved in a heated fight.

04:48Mark Salazar is reporting.

04:54They are two different murder cases in Valenzuela City.

04:57But their story is the same.

04:59A heated fight that resulted in a chaotic crime.

05:03When the first suspect was arrested on Tuesday,

05:06when he was hiding in Camarinesur,

05:08he told the investigator why he was so angry with his neighbor in Palazan, Valenzuela.

05:14His name is Atilano Delemus Tria, 68 years old.

05:18Atilano has a store.

05:20He always asks his son what his neighbor is doing every time he buys this.

05:24Every time I buy it, I always hold it.

05:26He doesn't know that it's in the corner of his store.

05:28I heard what he was saying.

05:30That's why I did what I did to hurt him.

05:33On August 6, a suspect sneaked into Atilano's house in Palazan, Valenzuela

05:39and hit him on the head.

05:41When I hit him, he was able to get out of the bottle so he was able to get back at me.

05:46That's why you were injured?

05:47Yes, I was injured.

05:48I really didn't know what he was trying to kill.

05:51He was still angry with me so I hit him.

05:54Who hit him?

05:55Tell us.

05:56Our NPD field unit in Soco was processing.

06:00That's the time we saw that the killing of our victim was really a murder

06:08because of the sustained multiple injuries, especially on the head.

06:14In front of the media earlier, the suspect did not give a statement.

06:19I just want to tell you that I was hit by a bullet.

06:27He was hit by a murder weapon.

06:30This is the second suspect, 23 years old.

06:34He was suddenly hit by a steel bar on the forehead and head

06:37by his construction worker partner, Joel Buado, 41 years old.

06:43He was unable to give a statement on his motive.

06:45He just wanted to say that he didn't want to speak.

06:49He just wanted to speak in court.

06:53I don't understand why there was an altercation

06:58between the victim and the star witness.

07:03They were the only suspects.

07:06That was just recently.

07:07How many months has he been in construction?

07:09I would say about a month and a week.

07:13So when you were carrying him,

07:18when did you see that he was holding a gun?

07:23When he was hit on the head.

07:26That's how he was hit on the head.

07:29Joel was rushed to the hospital, but he also died yesterday.

07:33The suspect was arrested in Rizal Province

07:36and is now facing a murder charge.

07:39There is no evidence that the suspects were drunk or drugged.

07:43It is said that it was just the heat of their heads that pushed them to commit the crime.

07:48It is said that the reason for the heat of their heads

07:50was included in the investigation.

07:53Every person has their own problems, their own issues.

07:56We don't know if they have deeper personal issues

07:59or even psychological issues.

08:02But in times like this, we should apologize.

08:05We should apologize.

08:06If not, we will blame ourselves if we are jailed.

08:10For GMA Integrated News,

08:13Mark Salazar,

08:15for 24 Hours.

08:21There are a lot of diseases that need blood here in the country.

08:25According to the Philippine Red Cross,

08:27the GMA Kapuso Foundation and the Red Cross

08:31are working on a bloodletting project.

08:40It is difficult for an OFW to get sick,

08:44especially when they are far from their family.

08:47Just like the former OFW, Ramon.

08:50In 2012, he had a problem with urination while working in Korea.

08:56Thankfully, he was helped by the Korean Red Cross

09:01who underwent a laboratory test and procedure.

09:05I got sick.

09:07The doctor in Korea said that my urination was bleeding.

09:11This experience was what made him realize

09:14the importance of donating blood.

09:17When he returned to the Philippines in 2017,

09:22he donated blood 11 times

09:25to our bloodletting activities.

09:28I didn't hesitate.

09:31It's my life.

09:33I told myself,

09:35I will return the help.

09:37This is a good thing.

09:39I will just donate blood.

09:41If you have a good heart,

09:44give without payment.

09:47On Saturday, August 17,

09:49we invite you to join

09:51the GMA Kapuso Foundation's Bloodletting Project

09:56in the Evercommonwealth.

09:58Blood donation is very important

10:01because in the Philippines,

10:03we have a high demand for blood.

10:06We have a lot of patients

10:08who undergo surgery or surgery

10:11for those who are sick.

10:13To clarify,

10:15blood donors can donate blood

10:18as long as the doctor checks it.

10:19And those who have tattoos,

10:21they can still give blood

10:23but if it's a new tattoo,

10:24it needs to be done after one year.

10:26Those who have hypertension or diabetes,

10:30they can still give blood

10:32provided that they are controlled.

10:34It means that their blood pressure is normal

10:36and their laboratory tests are normal.

10:38Kapuso, let's meet in the Evercommonwealth

10:42and be a Kapuso.

10:49Kapuso,

10:51Limited Edition 2024 Bayaning Kapuso Ballers

10:56will be able to donate tomorrow

10:59to our Sagip Dugtong Buhay Bloodletting Project

11:02in Evercommonwealth, Quezon City

11:04from 8 am to 7 pm.

11:07There are still free snacks

11:09and freebies.

11:11Some performers will be happy with us.

11:15So be a certified

11:17Bayaning Kapuso.

11:24Kapuso,

11:26there's a new low-pressure area

11:28in the Philippine Area of Responsibility.

11:30It was just built in the afternoon

11:32inside the PAR.

11:34It's said that the chances of it being a typhoon

11:36will be low.

11:38It won't last long

11:40because the PAR might go out on the weekend.

11:42The LPA has no effect on our country

11:44but the extreme northern zone

11:45will be affected.

11:47In places where it's not that hot

11:49but it can still rain

11:51due to thunderstorms.

11:53Based on the Metro Weather,

11:55there will be heavy rain tomorrow afternoon

11:57in Cagayan Valley, Cordillera, Central Luzon,

11:59some parts of Calabarzon, Mindoro Provinces,

12:01Palawan, Cabarines Provinces,

12:03and Catanduanes.

12:05There will also be rain in Panay

12:07and Negros Islands, Samar and Leyte Provinces

12:09and a large part of Mindanao.

12:11The weather will be almost like this on Sunday.

12:13Heavy rain and wind

12:15will be the main storms.

12:17Be careful of possible floods or landslides.

12:19In Metro Manila,

12:21there's a chance of rain this weekend

12:23especially on Sunday afternoon

12:25so if you have a walk,

12:27don't forget to bring an umbrella

12:29or a raincoat.

12:31To the customers of Meralco,

12:33the stock market is ready

12:35for the upcoming October.

12:37It's already approved

12:39by the Energy Regulatory Commission

12:41and it's possible

12:43that it will last until next year.

12:45I'm Maris Umali.

12:49Tonio says,

12:51Panay is afraid

12:53of the upcoming Meralco bill

12:55because of the high price.

12:57But it looks like

12:59it will be more likely

13:01if there's a new surge

13:03in the next 12 months

13:05starting this October.

13:07I'm just crying

13:09because

13:12it's hard

13:13because everyone is hoping

13:15and we're pitiful.

13:17The Energy Regulatory Commission

13:19or ERC has already approved

13:21the request of Meralco

13:23to ask the customers

13:25for a higher price

13:27from the plants

13:29that use natural gas.

13:31What we're expecting

13:33is a 30 cent per kilowatt hour

13:35increase

13:37in the initial estimate

13:39of the ERC.

13:40So,

13:42there's an additional

13:442 cents over the next 12 months.

13:46So,

13:48the total is

13:5032 to 33 cents

13:52in our initial estimate

13:54per kilowatt hour.

13:56Meralco should pay

13:58the supply

14:00from other plants

14:02that are cheaper.

14:04But it's possible

14:06that Meralco customers

14:08will fill

14:09until October next year

14:11for the recovery

14:13from January.

14:15But we're expecting

14:17a higher price

14:19while the contract

14:21with natural gas plants

14:23is still alive.

14:25This will be the estimate

14:27unless they can source

14:29a lower LNG

14:31or the rate of pollution

14:33decreases again.

14:35Until 2025

14:37and 2027,

14:39Meralco will continue

14:41to operate.

14:43For GMA Integrated News,

14:45Maris Umali for 24 Hours.

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