Unang Balita sa Unang Hirit: SEPTEMBER 24, 2024 [HD]

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Narito ang mga nangungunang balita ngayong September 24, 2024  - Alice Guo, inilipat na sa Pasig City Jail; may kasamang 43 inmate sa selda | 7 sinasabing incorporator sa mga bogus umanong kompanya ni Guo, sumuko; 4 sa kanila, nagpakilalang tindera sa palengke | 2 sa mga sumuko, pinapirma lang umano ng kapatid ng presidente ng kompanya ni Guo | Presidente umano ng kompanya ni Guo, iginiit na hindi siya sangkot sa trafficking at nag-invest lang siya | 7 pang kapwa-akusado ni Guo sa kasong qualified human trafficking, tinutugis ng NBI - Panayam kay JSupt. Jayrex Bustinera kaugnay sa pagkakakulong ni Alice Guo sa Pasig City Jail - Hindi pa rin humuhupang baha, problema sa ilang barangay; 3, tinamaan ng dengue | Paglipana ng mga daga mula sa canal, problema ng ilang negosyante - Panayam kay DMW Sec. Hans Cacdac kaugnay sa pagpapalikas ng mga Pinoy sa Lebanon dahil sa hidwaan ng Israel at Hezbollah - Senate Pres. Escudero sa umano'y kudeta sa Senado: "Papatulan ko pa kuwento ng kalokohan?" | Ilang senador, itinangging may alam sila sa sinasabing kudeta laban kay Senate Pres. Escudero - Panayam kay DOTr Usec. Andy Ortega kaugnay ng tigil-pasada ng MANIBELA at PISTON - Eroplano ng BFAR, dinikitan ng Chinese helicopter habang nagpapatrolya sa himpapawid ng Panatag Shoal | Barko ng China sa Panatag Shoal, nag-radio challenge sa eroplano ng BFAR - Alice Guo, dumating na sa Senado para humarap sa pagdinig - Japanese-Tagalog theme song ng "Pulang Araw" na "Soredemo: Kahit Na," pasok sa iba't ibang music charts - Young stars ng "MAKA," hinangaan ng co-stars na sina Maricar De Mesa at Sharmain Arnaiz - Ilang miyembro ng MANIBELA, nakapuwesto na sa Monumento Circle para sa ikalawang araw ng tigil-pasada   Unang Balita is the news segment of GMA Network's daily morning program, Unang Hirit. It's anchored by Arnold Clavio, Susan Enriquez, Ivan Mayrina, and Mariz Umali, and airs on GMA-7 Mondays to Fridays at 5:30 AM (PHL Time).   For more videos from Unang Balita, visit http://www.gmanetwork.com/unangbalita. For Kapuso abroad, subscribe to GMA Pinoy TV (http://www.gmapinoytv.com/) for GMA programs.

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00:00Good morning. Here is the first news brought to you by GMA Integrated News.

00:16Dismissed by Mayor Alice Guo, who is now in jail in Pasig City Jail, the Senate is afraid to hear from her again.

00:26The seven-member Senate of the GOA gave in to the NBI in the case of Qualified Human Trafficking.

00:31Some of them are selling in the market and they did not become a partner of the GOA.

00:36Here is the first news brought to you by Jun Venera Shower.

00:42From the PNP Custodial Center in Camp Krameng, where she is living alone with a cell, bed, electric fan and bathroom,

00:48Dismissed by Mayor Alice Guo, who is now in jail in Pasig City Jail, the Senate is afraid to hear from her again.

00:57Before she was transferred, the doctors of the PNP saw a slight infection in her left lung.

01:03She has slight colds and cough.

01:06When she was transferred to Pasig City Jail, she was placed in an isolation cell with three other inmates who are being treated for tuberculosis.

01:15She has been being treated for almost one month and our doctor assured that she is no longer infected, the three who are being isolated.

01:24But in the lab test, Guo is negative in TB, so she was transferred to a regular cell where only a shamed inmate should have the capacity.

01:31Guo's camp has a motion to stay in the PNP Custodial Center because of the bad people in her life.

01:37But under the order of Pasig City RTC Branch 167 Presiding Judge Anilin Medis Cabelis, the motion is mute or invalid because Guo has been transferred to Pasig City Jail.

01:48It is expected that Guo will be released from jail to listen to the Senate.

01:52Like Guo, she is also facing a case of Qualified Human Trafficking.

01:56Seven incorporators are being assigned to Guo's two bogus companies that are related to Guo.

02:02Five of them were the first to resign from the NBI Central Zone Regional Office last week.

02:07Two others resigned from the NBI.

02:09They are the ones who are responsible to Hongsheng Incorporators and Sun Yuan Incorporators.

02:17All of these are, we can say, bogus corporations of Alice Guo.

02:25They were transferred to the NBI Detention Facility in NBP Compound in Muntinlupa.

02:30Four of them met a vendor in a market in the town of Concepcion.

02:35We don't know anything.

02:36We don't know anything.

02:37Concepcion is just next to Ban-Ban.

02:40Okay.

02:41In 2019, they applied for a lending.

02:45They probably got their names from a loan shark.

02:47But they didn't know Mayor Guo.

02:55The other two resigned.

02:56They were just used.

02:57The one who signed them is the brother of the NBI president who is teaching one of the companies.

03:03We are very afraid of our security.

03:06The people behind this are not joking.

03:09The NBI president who taught them is very clear.

03:12He knows Guo because he is part of a project of the province.

03:17But he is not involved in trafficking.

03:19He just invested in a company.

03:23This investment was for online gaming.

03:27It was not Mayor Guo.

03:29It was Ban-Ban Mayor Guo who invested in me.

03:33He is a different person.

03:35I will just mention the details in my court.

03:39He used his name.

03:42He signed it.

03:44They were also involved in investing.

03:47They can read and write.

03:51The resigned are one in five volunteers to be a witness.

03:53To be discharged as a state witness, you must appear at the least guilty.

03:59They are saying that they were just used.

04:03There could be a ground there.

04:05Of the 14 accused, Alice Guo is the non-bailable case of qualified human trafficking.

04:11Seven are still at large.

04:13Most of them are Chinese at large.

04:19But we do not stop looking for them.

04:21This is the first news.

04:23June Veneration for GMA Integrated News.

04:28The transfer of Alice Guo to Pasig City Jail.

04:31We have with us the spokesman of Jail Management and Penology, BJMP.

04:35Jail Superintendent J-Rex Bustinera.

04:38Superintendent Bustinera, good morning.

04:41Good morning, Sir Egan and to those who are watching your program.

04:47How was Alice Guo on her first night in Pasig City Jail?

04:51There were no reports of any negative or incident.

04:57We assume that she had a normal night.

05:02There were also no reports from our warden.

05:07How many people were with her in the cell?

05:11We put her in a cell with 43 and 44 people.

05:1644 people.

05:17How was the infection that you mentioned to me this morning?

05:21Was it cleared?

05:24It was cleared.

05:25The result of our confirmatory test on her sputum came out at 3.43 p.m.

05:32It was negative.

05:34That's why we immediately transferred her to the general population.

05:39The death threat that you're talking about,

05:41how was her security if she was with someone in the cell?

05:45You didn't see any threat to her life there.

05:49We didn't see any threat.

05:52We checked the profile of everyone who was in the cell with her.

05:59There were a lot of people in the cell.

06:01We observed her 24x7 in our duty.

06:07We saw that she was placed near the warehouse.

06:10That's why we saw that she was on duty.

06:12Later, she will be downloaded to the Senate.

06:15I think it will be her last hearing.

06:17You will give her security.

06:20That's right.

06:21This is the court's order that we will bring.

06:25We have an augmented security.

06:28It means that we will help Pasig City Police Station

06:32to secure the convoy.

06:36Can she bring food?

06:38Maybe she doesn't want food from the prison.

06:42She can, Sir Egan.

06:44As long as she brings rice and cooked food.

06:48Of course, subject to inspection.

06:50When you first saw her, how was her mood in the hearings?

06:58She was a bit flustered.

07:01She was surprised by the feedback of the warden.

07:04There were a lot of men in the cell.

07:06We let the female employees in.

07:08She was surprised by the feedback when she entered our big cell.

07:15That's the only thing that surprised her.

07:17That's her reaction.

07:18Thank you very much.

07:20BJMP spokesperson, Jail Superintendent J-Rex Bustinera.

07:23Take care.

07:24Thank you very much, Sir Egan. Good morning.

07:28Pass it to the early risers.

07:30There is a problem now among some businessmen in Dagupan.

07:32There are a lot of floods.

07:34There are no canals.

07:35There is no floodwater.

07:37In Mangaldan, Pangasinan, there were hit by floods

07:40because there is no floodwater.

07:43Live from Pangasinan,

07:44we have the first news,

07:45Claire La Canelao Dongka of GMA Regional TV.

07:49Claire.

07:53Ivan, aside from the flood,

07:54there are also some problems in Mangaldan, Pangasinan.

07:57The smell is foul and the water is leaking because of the long flood.

08:05On September 16,

08:06the 8-year-old grandchild of Marilyn Arbandal,

08:09who has symptoms of dengue,

08:11was found in Mangaldan, Pangasinan.

08:14Aside from the high fever,

08:16the child also has diabetes.

08:18She was brought to the hospital

08:19and it was discovered that the child has dengue fever.

08:22Her grandchild is one of the three affected by dengue in their barangay

08:25because there is no floodwater in the area.

08:28She has a headache,

08:29she always gets sick,

08:31and then she disappears.

08:32She has a fever of 42.

08:35I am afraid.

08:37It's a good thing that the blood didn't come out.

08:42We took her immediately

08:45and gave her medicine.

08:47The residents also have a problem.

08:48The smell is foul and the water is leaking

08:50because of the long flood.

08:52If there is dengue,

08:54we report it to the infirmary

08:57and then to the hospital.

08:59We also give medicine

09:01to those who are sick

09:03and those who have water.

09:04Sometimes,

09:05we also give medicine

09:07to those who are affected by the flood.

09:10According to the official of the barangay,

09:12if they experience flooding,

09:14it takes more than five months

09:16for the flood to reach their area.

09:18As a temporary solution,

09:20they first apply larvicidal treatment to the water

09:23and distribute medicine

09:25against leptospirosis to the residents.

09:28We will do it here

09:29on the same road of the drainage canal.

09:31We need to do it.

09:33But we only give resolutions to the governor.

09:36A problem now for some businessmen in Dagupan City

09:39is the transfer of goods from the drainage canal.

09:43It seems that these goods are increasing

09:45after the flood in Lungsod.

09:47Yes, there are many outside.

09:48Some businessmen put mousetraps

09:51in front of their offices.

09:53Other businessmen are cleaning their offices.

09:56The Dagupan City Government

09:58is trying to distribute medicine

10:00against leptospirosis to the residents

10:03and to clean the canals of various barangays.

10:12The authority's advice to the public

10:14is to maintain cleanliness

10:16and to always wear boots

10:19and any kind of clothing

10:20if it rains and floods.

10:23Thank you very much.

10:24Claire Lacanilau-Dungcan, GMA Regional TV.

10:28The Filipinos in Lebanon are being evacuated

10:31amidst the escalating chaos

10:32between Israel and the Hezbollah group.

10:34We will now hear from

10:36the Department of Migrant Workers

10:38Secretary Hans Kakdak.

10:40Good morning, Secretary Kakdak.

10:43Good morning to you and to your listeners and viewers.

10:46Good morning as well.

10:47Secretary, Israel and Hezbollah

10:49are now exchanging attacks.

10:51Are there any injured or wounded

10:53or missing Filipinos in Lebanon?

10:59The reports we are receiving

11:02at the moment,

11:06there are no reported injuries

11:10or missing Filipinos

11:12in the exchange of shots

11:15between Hezbollah and the Israeli Defense Forces.

11:18We hope it stays that way

11:20and that the situation improves.

11:24Are there any Filipinos

11:26who are being repatriated, Secretary?

11:30Yes.

11:31What we have noticed

11:33is that this month of September,

11:36there are more people being repatriated.

11:41As of now,

11:43since our President ordered

11:45the safe and free repatriation

11:49of our countrymen from Lebanon,

11:52430 have been repatriated.

11:54This month of September,

11:58there are less than nearly 100 people being repatriated.

12:06Even so,

12:07we know that there are still many

12:09who are not availing of voluntary repatriation.

12:11That is why we continue to call on them.

12:14We joined the DFA,

12:15our embassy in Beirut,

12:18to call on them to go home

12:21while the airport is still open

12:26and our countrymen can still go home safely.

12:30In saying that they want to go home,

12:34how long will it take

12:36before they can return to the Philippines?

12:38There is still a process

12:40with the Lebanese authorities.

12:42We know that there is a process

12:44where there are less than 60 people being repatriated.

12:50There are less than one to two weeks

12:53because there is an immigration processing

12:55by the Lebanese authorities.

12:57Of course,

12:59I would like to say again

13:01that the repatriation is free

13:04and the service

13:06is free.

13:07In accepting the whole-of-government approach

13:09proposed by our President,

13:11the DSWD and DOH

13:14are happy to meet the TESLA

13:17and to meet the refugees.

13:19Secretary,

13:20there are many Filipinos who do not want to go home.

13:22Are they safe there?

13:24Do you have communication with them?

13:26Or do you want to give a message

13:28to their loved ones who are here

13:30so that the DMW can reach them?

13:34Most Filipinos in Lebanon

13:37are in the middle part,

13:39which is Beirut.

13:41Lebanon is a coastal country

13:43along the Mediterranean Sea.

13:45Southern Lebanon,

13:47which is called

13:49Northern Israel,

13:51has a population of less than 100 Filipinos

13:56in the southern cities and towns.

13:59There are no Filipinos in the border,

14:01but in the southern cities and towns,

14:03there are less than 100.

14:05We are in touch with the Filipinos there.

14:08Most of them are in Beirut.

14:12We are calling on them to avail

14:16voluntary repatriation.

14:19Thank you very much,

14:21DMWD Secretary Hans Kakdak.

14:23Good morning to you, Secretary.

14:25Thank you. Thank you. God bless.

14:28Senate President Chis Escudero

14:30will no longer issue

14:32a speech to replace

14:34the leader of the Senate.

14:42Escudero said,

14:43why would he comment on the gossip

14:46coming from unknown sources?

14:48Some Senators say

14:50they know something about what is said

14:52in the Senate.

14:54Senate President Jingo Estrada

14:57heard something about this

14:59a few weeks ago.

15:01He said he will replace Escudero.

15:04It is not good for the Senate

15:06to always replace a leader.

15:09Escudero will replace

15:11Senator Juan Miguel Subiri

15:13as Senate President.

15:17And now,

15:18in the discussion of Pistols and Horns

15:20in the Public Transport Modernization Program,

15:22we have Transportation Undersecretary

15:24Andy Ortega.

15:26Usec Andy sir, good morning.

15:28Hi Ivan. Good morning.

15:31Good morning to all of you.

15:33First of all,

15:34how is our monitoring

15:36on day two of the transport strike?

15:38How are our commuters?

15:40As of now,

15:42I'm just checking

15:44on the Interagency Task Force.

15:46This is always formed

15:48when this kind of thing happens.

15:50So the seven areas

15:52that were reported to me,

15:54in Alabang,

15:56they have one jeep,

15:5812 people are rallying.

16:00In Philkoa, there are 10 people.

16:02In UP, zero.

16:04In Welcome, zero.

16:06In the Commonwealth, zero.

16:08In Aurora Boulevard, zero.

16:10So basically,

16:12it is the same as yesterday.

16:14There are only a few

16:16who are rallying.

16:18The Interagency Task Force

16:20is in full force

16:22with the help of the MMDA

16:24and LGUs.

16:26If there are events,

16:28our vehicles and the government

16:30are ready to help.

16:32But even though the protest actions

16:34were small, Usec, yesterday,

16:36based on the monitoring,

16:38there were reporters

16:40who were with us.

16:42Some of them had a hard time riding.

16:44Some of them had to wait

16:46for a long time.

16:48Yesterday was a Monday.

16:50It's normal

16:52to have a hard time

16:54riding a vehicle.

16:56But the MMDA

16:58was able to deploy

17:00less than five vehicles

17:02yesterday

17:04to help

17:06the stranded people.

17:08Today, we will still continue.

17:10But the deployment

17:12of the rescue vehicle,

17:14we are controlling

17:16because we don't want

17:18to affect our legitimate

17:20consolidated transportation

17:22groups.

17:24The Pistol and Maribel

17:26have a weak motion to resolve

17:28in the Supreme Court

17:30regarding the suspension of the PTMP.

17:32What is your reaction to this, Usec?

17:34You know Ivan,

17:36that's what they did since last year

17:38when the government

17:40and they did not agree

17:42to consolidate.

17:44Not like the 83 percent

17:46that agreed, it's right that they

17:48follow up their process

17:50when they decided to go to

17:52the Supreme Court.

17:54Let's just wait for all of that.

17:56Maybe that's the right way.

17:58I know that Secretary Bautista

18:00mentioned yesterday

18:02in our briefing in Malacanang

18:04that the suspension of the

18:06modernization program

18:08of the Pistol and Maribel

18:10They are trying to make

18:12the consolidation

18:14voluntary and not mandatory.

18:16Is this possible?

18:18You know Ivan,

18:20the consolidation or

18:22the joining of former

18:24operators into a cooperative,

18:26that's the

18:28heart of the program

18:30because they will be stronger,

18:32more organized and

18:34able to fulfill the needs of the passengers.

18:36Maybe it's right that

18:38it's non-negotiable

18:40because that's the most important

18:42aspect of my program.

18:44The Pistol also said yesterday

18:46in our interview that they will not

18:48stop these protests

18:50until the government

18:52listens to them.

18:54What if they

18:56stop it

18:58in a month?

19:00What will we do here, Usec?

19:02First of all, it's their right.

19:04They can take whatever time

19:06they want, but it's very clear

19:08that the commuters,

19:10the transportation sector

19:12want the program.

19:14The government will continue

19:16to respect the decisions

19:18of the two groups

19:20and our assistance to the

19:22commuters will not change.

19:24The issue with the routes,

19:26Usec, are there enough

19:28jeeps passing by?

19:30How are we doing with our

19:32route rationalization?

19:34It will take two or three years

19:36for the route rationalization

19:38to be fixed, but

19:40those who are consolidating

19:42will continue to pass.

19:44The route rationalization

19:46is to find out

19:48the exact number of vehicles

19:50in each route so that

19:52there won't be a problem

19:54with the needs of the commuters

19:56and less traffic.

19:58That will continue Ivan.

20:00After that, the modernization

20:02of vehicles will take two or three years.

20:04It's a step by step,

20:06but what's good is

20:08the consolidation that we did

20:10is very successful.

20:12Usec, thank you very much for

20:14the update as always.

20:16Thank you and good morning.

20:18We talked to

20:20Transportation Undersecretary Andy Ortega.

20:22Not only in the sea,

20:24but also in the Himpapawid,

20:26the Maritime Patrol was harassed

20:28by the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic

20:30Resources of BIFAR.

20:32In Bajo de Masinloc or Panatagshol,

20:34BIFAR's Chinese military

20:36airplane was hit and hit by a helicopter

20:38several times.

20:40Ian Cruz has the first news.

20:46Aside from the breaking radio challenge

20:48of the Chinese Navy,

20:50Bajo de Masinloc or Panatagshol

20:52was not allowed by

20:54the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic

20:56Resources of BIFAR.

20:58Only the China Coast Guard

21:003305 was spotted

21:02in Bukhanan, Bahura.

21:04Although,

21:06there are more Chinese militia vessels

21:08in the area.

21:12But after a few minutes of maritime patrol,

21:14a helicopter approached

21:16Panatagshol

21:18until it got close to

21:20our airplane.

21:22The grey chopper of China

21:24is approaching us.

21:26We can already see the area

21:28of Bajo de Masinloc.

21:30Inside it, there are Chinese militia

21:32vessels and outside,

21:34there is a China Coast Guard.

21:36That's why there are no

21:38Philippine fishermen

21:40or any Philippine maritime vehicles

21:42nearby.

21:44The Chinese helicopter

21:46is approaching us.

21:48That's why our pilot

21:50radioed it twice.

21:52Chinese military helicopter,

21:54you are violating the flight air safety

21:56prescribed by the FAA and ICAO.

21:58You are flying

22:00too close to our position at less than

22:0250 feet. You are endangering

22:04the safety of our crew and passengers.

22:06We are a Philippine government aircraft

22:08performing our mandate to fly

22:10and conduct maritime survey

22:12over Bajo de Masinloc

22:14or Scarborough Shoal

22:16within our exclusive economic zone.

22:18Be wary of safety

22:20and distance your aircraft from our position.

22:22On the other hand,

22:24especially when the chopper approaching us,

22:26which is estimated to be 6 meters away.

22:28Just like the Chinese ships,

22:30the chopper is located in the shoal's bay.

22:32It's like showing

22:34the navigation and airspace of the shoal

22:36is under their control.

22:38Inside the shoal,

22:40we can see the militia vessels

22:42guarding its bay.

22:44That's why it's not surprising

22:46that there are no Philippine fishermen

22:48who can enter or get near

22:50the area where there are many fish.

22:52When we left the shoal,

22:54which is estimated to be 25 nautical miles from its bay,

22:56we passed the Chinese Navy Warship

22:58174 with a helipad

23:00and where the chopper

23:02that approached us left.

23:04We were even radioed by the Chinese warship.

23:10You are way beyond the 200

23:12nautical miles.

23:14Please review your chart.

23:16The China Coast Guard

23:18China Coast Guard vessel 3305

23:20from the bay is already in the north.

23:24The 6th Chinese militia vessel

23:26is located in the shoal's north bay.

23:30The militia vessel

23:32inside the shoal seems to have no movement.

23:36After a few minutes,

23:38the Chinese military chopper

23:40showed up again and we were directed

23:42but it didn't come near us.

23:44The radio challenge didn't change.

23:46This is the first news.

23:48Ian Cruz for GMA

23:50Integrated News.

23:52Alice Guo has arrived in the Senate

23:54to confront the illegal

23:56fishing. We have the first live news

23:58from E.K. Gomez. E.K.

24:02Susan, we are here in the Senate.

24:04As of 7.02 a.m.,

24:06the convoy that

24:08brought the former

24:10Bandban Mayor

24:12Alice Guo from Pasig City Jail

24:14Female Dormitory

24:166.16 a.m.

24:18when the convoy left.

24:20Four vehicles of

24:22Bureau of Jail

24:24and Bureau of Jail Management

24:26and Penology of BJMP

24:28were with the convoy and

24:30an ambulance was brought

24:32to the Senate.

24:34Alice Guo came here

24:36to attend or

24:38attend the hearing

24:40in the Senate regarding

24:42illegal fishing.

24:44Earlier, at 9 a.m.,

24:46we learned that

24:48her schedule is here for the hearing.

24:50Later at 9 a.m.,

24:52it is scheduled. According to

24:54Senate President Pro Tempore,

24:56this is the last possible

24:58hearing in the Senate regarding

25:00illegal fishing. Susan, earlier,

25:02it took exactly 47 minutes

25:04for our trip from

25:06Pasig City Jail

25:08to the Senate.

25:10The first news from Pasig City

25:12is from Gomez for

25:14Dreaming Integrated News.

25:16Adelina and Hiroshi's

25:18Against All Odds love story

25:20is even more emotional

25:22in the new Red Sun theme song

25:24Soredemo Kahit Na.

25:34The Japanese-Tagalog song

25:36was included in various music charts.

25:38It was given the voice of Sky Garden

25:40members Ryo Nagatsuka

25:42and Iwaki Maigawa

25:44featuring Kapuso star of the new gen,

25:46Jillian Warren.

25:48The language translators of Kapuso Prime Series

25:50are Ryo and Iwaki

25:52so the song is close to their hearts.

25:56Meanwhile, they watched

25:58Roller Coaster of Emotions

26:00in the pilot episode of

26:02Kapuso Youth-Oriented Series, Maka.

26:08Ta-da!

26:34I think they're very talented.

26:36I'm really looking forward to doing scenes

26:38with all of them.

26:40The talent of Zephanie when she sang,

26:42oh my gosh!

26:44She's not just a singer, but an actress.

26:46Charmaine and Maricar

26:48are also with Maka,

26:50fellow DATA Entertainment stars

26:52Tina Panep, Jojo Alihar,

26:54and Romnick Sarmienta.

26:56Romnick is the teacher V

26:58who is trying to help

27:00Maka High with the help

27:02of Zef, Marco, Ashley,

27:04and JC.

27:08Let's look at the traffic in Caloocan,

27:10where some drivers and operators

27:12will be joining the day 2

27:14of Tigil Pasada.

27:16That's the first live news of Bam Alegre.

27:18Bam!

27:22Good morning. We're here at

27:24Monumento Circle in Caloocan

27:26where the Manibela group

27:28is currently doing their program.

27:30This is still part of the second day

27:32of the road strike and they estimate

27:3420 to 30 drivers will be here

27:36for the program.

27:38They're expecting 100 drivers to be here.

27:40It will last all morning

27:42until 10am.

27:44Police Visibility,

27:46MMDA, and the local government

27:48are also here to assist

27:50the traffic because it's rush hour

27:52and the traffic is tight

27:54here in Rotonda.

27:56The group is still calling

27:58for the current

28:00system of modernization

28:02because a lot of them

28:04are unable to register

28:06because they're looking for

28:08consolidation.

28:10They're also hoping

28:12that their 5-year franchise

28:14will be restored.

28:16If there's

28:18a modernization, it should be done

28:20in our country and not from

28:22other countries. This is the latest situation here.

28:24Efforts are still ongoing

28:26with other groups

28:28in Metro Manila.

28:30This is the latest news from Caloocan,

28:32for GMA Integrated News.

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