24 Oras: (Part 2) Hulicam: Grade 10 student, sinampal at sinuntok ng ka-eskwela; Olivia Rodrigo, nahulog sa trapdoor sa stage; 2-anyos, patay matapos magulungan ng pickup, atbp.

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00:00Visited by a residential unit in Makati, the operation of 17 people involved in scamming,

00:07said the NBI, they came from a larger group.

00:10John Consulta was there.

00:1717 people in this building,

00:20led by the NBI in Makati,

00:22were caught while working in their workstations

00:25for scamming activities.

00:27Love Scam and Crypto Scam were also involved.

00:30They get a pool of information.

00:33They will conduct a background investigation

00:36on who their target is.

00:38At the same time, when they see the pattern, the character,

00:41the hobby, the daily activities,

00:43at the same time, what are the longings of their victims,

00:46they will engage through social engineering.

00:49The NBI Cybercrime Division also discovered

00:52an illegal activity of the group.

00:54There's a hacker, there's a buyer of data.

00:57We saw a program code, a script,

01:00that can be used to access other systems

01:03without the authority nor consent of our system owner.

01:06We assume that they have activity in terms of hacking.

01:10According to the NBI,

01:12from the larger POGO operation,

01:14the foreigners included are Malaysians, Taiwanese, and Chinese nationals.

01:19The larger POGO, they grouped into a smaller group.

01:24Residential units and apartments are occupied,

01:31so it's not obvious that POGO is still there

01:36to continue with their scamming activities.

01:39We asked them where their passport is.

01:41They said it's in the BI for the process of downgrading.

01:45It's a working visa, but now it's being downgraded as a tourist.

01:48The NBI is now processing the examinations of the foreigners' computers

01:52to get the details of their victims

01:54while the arrested are being investigated

01:56for online fraud and violation of the Cybercrime Prevention Act.

02:00We tried to get a statement from the arrested, but they don't have one.

02:04For JMA Integrated News, John Consulta,

02:07Nakatutok, 24 Hours.

02:11The two-year-old boy was caught red-handed

02:14after being hit by a car and rolled by a pickup truck.

02:18The driver didn't notice that it was his neighbor.

02:22Nakatutok, Bea Pinlak.

02:27While the kids were playing on Masinof Street in Tondo, Manila,

02:31Kate was walking alone.

02:33The two-year-old boy, Jaiza, came from his grandfather's house.

02:37Jaiza was about to cross the road

02:39when she saw a pickup truck being driven by her neighbor.

02:43At home, the boy fell down the road and was completely rolled by the car.

02:48The driver didn't notice that the boy was in front of the car.

02:54When he left, he hit the boy.

02:59This is a case of reckless imprudence resulting in homicide.

03:04Jaiza was brought to the hospital when he was hit by the car,

03:08but he was declared dead on arrival.

03:10Jaiza's mother's heart is broken

03:13that her son, who is considered a miracle baby of the family,

03:16is now being neglected.

03:19She said that she just went out to buy food.

03:22When I came back, my son was no longer alive.

03:25I promised that I will forgive him because I left my son.

03:31But I didn't want that to happen to my son.

03:34It's not that easy for them to pay for my son's life.

03:39They will give me money.

03:41They will give me what they did to you.

03:45We tried to get hold of the suspect who was detained in the Manila District Traffic Enforcement Unit,

03:51but he refused to give a statement.

03:53Bea Pinlac was detained for 24 hours.

03:57This is the signature of the widow of the retired general and PCSO board secretary,

04:03Wesley Barayuga,

04:05who was waiting for the PNP to prepare a complaint of murder and frustrated murder

04:11against the personalities involved in the murder.

04:15Among them are those who are accused of ordering the murder of former NAPOLCOM Commissioner Edilberto Leonardo

04:24and former PCSO General Manager Royina Garma.

04:28Ian Cruz is on the case.

04:31This is the case of the retired general and PCSO board secretary, Wesley Barayuga

04:38and his aide on July 30, 2020 in Mandaluyong City.

04:42He is now in jail after the Quad Committee heard him on camera.

04:46The Philippine National Police said that the widow of Barayuga was waiting

04:51for the PNP to prepare a complaint of murder and frustrated murder

04:54against the personalities involved in the murder.

04:58The PNP has already prepared an affidavit.

05:00If there is anything to be added to the affidavit, the PNP will be open.

05:06In the face of the complaint, former NAPOLCOM Commissioner Edilberto Leonardo

05:11and retired colonel and former PCSO General Manager Royina Garma

05:16were accused of ordering the murder.

05:19Lieutenant Colonel Santi Mendoza and former police officer Nelson Mariano

05:24helped in finding the hitman who was going to kill Barayuga

05:27and the gunman, Elias Loloy.

05:30Sergeant Jeremy Kausapin, a.k.a. Tox, helped in finding Garma in the PCSO

05:36who received money from Mariano from Garma.

05:40The driver of Barayuga was also involved in the complaint.

05:44The driver, Wesley Barayuga, is alive.

05:48He was also involved in the complaint.

05:53It was a frustrated murder with respect to the driver of Barayuga because he was alive.

05:59The investigation of the police on the revelation of Garma in the PCSO

06:03about the reward system for the police

06:06who can be killed in the war against drugs by the Duterte administration is ongoing.

06:11The PNP admitted that what is happening now is sad

06:14because the police are involved in various murder cases

06:18but they believe that the national police will overcome this trial.

06:24This is a challenging time for the institution but the PNP leadership is confident that it will be overcome

06:30and the only way we can overcome this is to help resolve and investigate these cases properly

06:38because that's the only way the institution will be able to recover

06:42because we will not cover up the alleged reward system.

06:48For GMA Integrated News, Ian Cruz in Caduto, 24 Hours.

06:56The concert was discussed back-to-back so we were able to check it out quickly

07:00but it was updated in Sherby's Happening.

07:02And we hope that you're okay!

07:05That's the message of Philo Libes to Olivia Rodrigo

07:08who fell on the trapdoor of the stage while performing in her Guts Tour in Melbourne, Australia.

07:15The show must go on and she's still happy jamming to the fans.

07:33Oh, their heart hurts so good because of the night full of jam with Lainey.

07:37It seems that the fans were also relapsed emotionally while singing their hearts out.

07:42Some of Lainey's songs in their concert are the hit songs of Malibu Nights,

07:46Alonica, and Cause You Have To.

07:49This night will be their last concert in Cebu.

07:54All crazy are the fans of the K-pop group Zero Bass One in their concert last weekend.

07:59The boys felt the love of the Filipinos from the entrance of the group

08:03that was filled with envy to their performances.

08:09Come on, leave me breathless again

08:11because the band The Chords will return to the Philippines in February next year.

08:16For that, in the coming weeks,

08:19The Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Commission has admitted

08:22that they are having a hard time getting rid of the former parts of the illegal Pogo

08:27where the operation was already going on.

08:29They also have a plan for those who are building their facilities for illegal activities.

08:35Ivan Mayrina is on the case.

08:39The President's Anti-Organized Crime Commission has admitted

08:42that they are having a hard time getting rid of the former parts of the illegal Pogo

08:47Mayrina.

08:51On the last day for the Pogo workers to voluntarily submit their working visas,

08:56only 12,000 have submitted voluntary downgrading

09:00according to the latest report of the Bureau of Immigration.

09:03The working visa of those who submitted will be replaced by a temporary visitor visa

09:07and they will be given 59 days or almost 2 months to leave the country.

09:12The illegal Pogo workers who are leaving the country will not be blacklisted.

09:17They will still have the opportunity to come back to the Philippines for legal reasons.

09:21But those who will be left behind and will not follow the policies of our government,

09:27they will be deported and blacklisted.

09:30But how will the illegal Pogo workers who did not follow the deadline be executed?

09:34It's not that easy.

09:36According to the Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Commission or PAOC,

09:39if the legal Pogo workers are only 37,

09:41there are more than 100 illegal Pogo workers who continue to operate

09:45in the former part of Ipinasarang Malalaking Pogo.

09:48There are also former Pogo workers who are Filipino

09:51who continued the scamming operation against the Chinese according to PAOC.

10:05According to PAOC,

10:07aside from the assistance of government agencies,

10:09it is the cooperation of the communities that will serve as eyes and ears of the government

10:14in the long-term exploitation of Pogo workers according to the President's order.

10:18Along with this call,

10:19the property owners will be warned that the money of the operators

10:23and their properties may be exposed to illegal Pogo operations.

10:27Please make sure that you do your due diligence.

10:30Because if we prove that you allowed your facilities to be used for illegal activities,

10:36we will have you locked up.

10:37We will file a Civil Power Feature to get your properties from the government.

10:42For GMA Integrated News,

10:44Ivan Meirene reporting for 24 Hours.

10:48Good news for PhilHealth beneficiaries.

10:51The HEMO Dialysis Package has been increased to more than Php6,000.

10:56That's why almost Php1 million a year will be received by the patients working here.

11:02Reporting by Mackie Pulido.

11:07From the previous Php4,000 per session,

11:10the PhilHealth Package was increased to Php6,350 since October 7 for the HEMO Dialysis.

11:17Because of that, almost Php1 million a year will be received by each member for their dialysis.

11:24And if before, the answer of PhilHealth was only dialysis,

11:27now, there are other needs of the patients.

11:30Our Php6,350 will already cover the dialyzer,

11:36the supplies,

11:38the laboratories needed,

11:40and the medicines.

11:42This is a big help for the HEMO Dialysis patient, Maria.

11:46But despite the increase of the PhilHealth Package,

11:48they are still being paid.

11:50They are still receiving almost Php3,000 a week for their three dialysis sessions.

11:57They are still being paid.

11:59Anyway, they are being paid Php600 per dialysis,

12:04and Php250 for the HEMO Dialysis.

12:08Sometimes, they borrow money from the office.

12:11PhilHealth said that the package only covers the dialysis.

12:16The expenses are not included here.

12:18For example, the patient who has high blood pressure or blood sugar needs to be given medicine.

12:23We have already put an agreement form.

12:27They need to fill it up to make sure that the services provided by our facilities

12:35are not included in the dialysis package.

12:40If the HEMO Dialysis Package is approved,

12:43the patients of the Peritoneal Dialysis should also receive the package.

12:47If the dialysis machine cleans the blood of the HEMO Dialysis patients,

12:51the patient is placed in a catheter in the Peritoneal,

12:54and the patient can do it at home.

12:56But the answer of the Peritoneal Package is three bags of solution per day.

13:00Dennis needs four bags of solution per day.

13:04To cover the expenses, he said, he's almost a month-limit.

13:08There's nothing that can help me.

13:13If it's hard, it's hard.

13:15If it's painful, it's painful.

13:17Currently, it is being studied by PhilHealth,

13:20and possibly before the end of the year,

13:22there will be a change in the Peritoneal Package.

13:25For GMA Integrated News, Mackie Pulido, Katuto, 24 Hours.

13:31There's not only money in the trash, there's also food.

13:35That's what a program that started in Tondo, Manila, is promoting.

13:40Where there's a lot of waste,

13:44you can replace it with vegetables or rice.

13:47Sandra Aguinaldo is on it.

13:53Each plastic bottle that each of us consumes,

13:56there's a big problem if it's just going to be thrown away,

13:59or it's going to go everywhere.

14:01According to the World Bank,

14:032.7 million tons of plastic waste are polluted by the Philippines every year.

14:08And 20% of it goes to the sea.

14:12That's why in Smoky Mountains, Tondo, Manila,

14:14the Eco-Eco Center was launched,

14:17where the waste can be recycled,

14:20like plastic containers, broken bottles, cans, paper, scrap metal,

14:25and others can be used as money and food.

14:28This was organized by actress Antoinette Toss

14:31and her group of communities organized for resource allocation or CORA.

14:36We always talk about pollution in the Philippines.

14:39We want to show that the Philippines is also a place of solutions.

14:44Simple cleaning,

14:46you can bring it here for e-cash,

14:49you can get points,

14:51you can also get rice, vegetables, and others.

14:54Residents of Smoky Mountains are also monitoring the Eco-Eco Center

14:59next to Barangay Hall.

15:01The recyclables are being cleaned and dried,

15:03like bubble wrap,

15:05which is used to wrap parcels bought online.

15:08It should be clean and not wet.

15:11And it's important to remove the tapes first

15:15because it can damage the machine.

15:18These will be weighed,

15:20and there are equal points per kilo.

15:23Our clear PET bottles cost P21 per kilo.

15:27But if you bring something like aluminum,

15:31that's P50 per kilo.

15:33It can be collected and replaced with rice, vegetables, cash, and others.

15:38We are here to collect the waste

15:40so that we can get expenses.

15:44The weighing machine doesn't work.

15:47Even if I carry three bags,

15:51the weighing machine doesn't work.

15:53To have an opportunity like this,

15:56you can buy rice and vegetables.

15:58The Eco-Eco Center is supported by the U.S. Agency for International Development

16:02and the Korea International Cooperation Agency.

16:07But the support of the community is more important.

16:10You need to have local communities be supportive of and included in this.

16:16This is why this project is destined for more success

16:19because there's so much interest and buy-in in the local community.

16:22KORA plans to build another center like this.

16:26It can also be imitated by local governments in their respective areas.

16:30For GMA Integrated News, Sandra Aguinaldo, Nakatuto, 24 Hours.

16:36A Grade 10 student in Pasig City was beaten and punched by his schoolmates.

16:42The incident went viral online.

16:44It wasn't just once.

16:47The victim's family filed a complaint with the police

16:50because they were unable to accept the punishment

16:54due to the lack of community service.

16:57Marise Umali filed a complaint.

17:03This video went viral on social media

17:05when a man in white was beaten by a student.

17:08The man, who was standing, was forced to confess.

17:11The victim was beaten several times.

17:14The uppercut also went viral.

17:17At the end of the video,

17:18about 11 students were involved in the incident.

17:22According to the victim's mother, a Grade 10 student,

17:25she only found out that her son was beaten

17:27when someone sent her a video.

17:30When I saw the video, I was shocked.

17:33I couldn't understand what I was feeling.

17:35I told my son,

17:37Son, what is this?

17:38I said that.

17:39Then he said,

17:41he just looked at me

17:43and then he started crying.

17:45What I saw was a child who wanted to confess

17:48that I don't know how he did it to his parents.

17:52The incident happened on a street in Pasig City last Friday.

17:56According to the barangay, the man who was beaten

17:59was a 16-year-old student of the victim.

18:02The victim's mother said that she admitted this to her son.

18:06She said,

18:07Mommy, they were forcing me to spread that video.

18:14I said, I didn't do it.

18:16They made me wait in school.

18:19They led me to a place.

18:22They wanted me to confess while I was crying

18:26and I said sorry.

18:28If I don't confess,

18:30okay, one more time,

18:32one more time.

18:33This incident was not the first time it happened to the victim.

18:37She said,

18:38Mommy, there were two of them.

18:40They beat me last Thursday.

18:43I was shocked.

18:44They suddenly beat me.

18:46Suddenly, two men came at her.

18:49They were different men.

18:52One of them was not in the video.

18:54Yesterday,

18:55the family of the victims were in front of the school.

18:59But the family of the victim could not accept

19:01the punishment of three days of community service.

19:05The first offense,

19:06three days of community service.

19:08What does that mean?

19:10They said,

19:11three days of community service.

19:13Is that the punishment for bullying?

19:17Was it the first offense

19:19that they did to my daughter?

19:21Two days of community service.

19:23Why is it like that?

19:25That's why a lot of people are being bullied.

19:28In the face of the trauma,

19:29she almost refused to leave the house

19:31and went to school in Binatilio.

19:33We tried to get permission

19:35from the man who was beaten and punched.

19:37But according to the barangay,

19:38he refused to give a statement.

19:40We also tried to get a statement from the school,

19:43but he did not give a comment.

19:45Today,

19:46the family of the victim entered the Women and Children's Protection Desk of PASIG PNP.

19:51We were able to settle the case,

19:53and it's okay now

19:54because my daughter is traumatized.

19:58In the case of Physical Injuries and Violations

20:00in the Anti-Bullying Act of 2013,

20:02it is possible to face a case of bullying

20:04and accomplice to the crime,

20:06but the victim was also taken to the police station

20:09and their request for psychological counseling was also processed.

20:14The video that went viral is a strong evidence.

20:19The assessment that will assess the level of her trauma

20:26will also be used as evidence in filing the case.

20:34The PASIG City Government said

20:36that they are now coordinating with the School's Division Office of PASIG

20:39to take action on incidents of bullying inside and outside the school.

20:43The PASIG City Government is taking any act of bullying seriously

20:48and is ensuring that this incident will be taken action.

20:51For GMA Integrated News, Maris Umali speaking, 24 Hours.

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