Narito ang mga nangungunang balita ngayong October 30, 2024
- Ilang pasaherong uuwi sa mga probinsiya para sa Undas, maagang dumating sa Manila Northport | Ilang pasaherong naantala ang biyahe dahil sa Bagyong Kristine, umaasang makakauwi na sa kanilang probinsiya | 1.6 milyong pasahero, inaasahang dadagsa sa mga pantalan sa buong bansa para sa Undas
- Mga bumibili ng kandila para sa Undas, maagang pumunta sa Divisoria, Manila
- Ilang residente, mas piniling manatili sa evacuation center dahil sa banta ng Bagyong Leon | Mga umuwing pamilya, pinababalik sa mga evacuation center bilang pag-iingat sa Bagyong Leon | Pre-emptive evacuation, paghahanda ng rescue equipment, at liquor ban, ipinatutupad sa iba pang bayan | Bangkay ng lolong nahulog sa ilog sa kasagsagan ng Bagyong Kristine, natagpuan sa Pared River
- Ilang bibiyahe para sa Undas, nagmamadali na para hindi abutan ng malakas na ulan at kanselasyon ng mga biyahe dahil sa Bagyong Leon
- Ilang bibiyahe sakay ng bus pa-probinsiya para sa Undas, maagang pumunta sa mga terminal
- Paglilipat ng hindi nagamit na pondo ng PhilHealth sa National Treasury, ipinatigil muna ng Supreme Court
- Senate President Escudero: Mga pahayag ni FPRRD sa Senado tungkol sa drug war, puwedeng gamitin laban sa kaniya | Kaanak ng mga biktima ng drug war, pinag-aaralan ang mga posibleng legal na hakbang kaugnay sa mga pahayag ni FPRRD | Abogado ng mga biktima ng drug war, naniniwalang puwedeng tanggapin ng ICC ang mga pahayag ni FPRRD | House Quad Committee, mas pabor na korte sa Pilipinas ang humawak sa mga posibleng kaso kay FPRRD
- Kasong material misrepresentation vs. Alice Guo, isinampa ng Comelec sa Tarlac RTC
- Hit GMA Afternoon Prime series na "Lilet Matias, Attorney-at-Law," mapapanood hanggang 2025 | Jo Berry at EA Guzman, nakabuo ng magandang friendship dahil sa programa | EA Guzman, ikinuwento ang muling pagkaka-ospital ni Shaira Diaz | Jo Berry, hindi makakauwi sa kanilang probinsya para sa Undas | EA Guzman, bibisita sa puntod ng ama sa Undas
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).
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- Ilang pasaherong uuwi sa mga probinsiya para sa Undas, maagang dumating sa Manila Northport | Ilang pasaherong naantala ang biyahe dahil sa Bagyong Kristine, umaasang makakauwi na sa kanilang probinsiya | 1.6 milyong pasahero, inaasahang dadagsa sa mga pantalan sa buong bansa para sa Undas
- Mga bumibili ng kandila para sa Undas, maagang pumunta sa Divisoria, Manila
- Ilang residente, mas piniling manatili sa evacuation center dahil sa banta ng Bagyong Leon | Mga umuwing pamilya, pinababalik sa mga evacuation center bilang pag-iingat sa Bagyong Leon | Pre-emptive evacuation, paghahanda ng rescue equipment, at liquor ban, ipinatutupad sa iba pang bayan | Bangkay ng lolong nahulog sa ilog sa kasagsagan ng Bagyong Kristine, natagpuan sa Pared River
- Ilang bibiyahe para sa Undas, nagmamadali na para hindi abutan ng malakas na ulan at kanselasyon ng mga biyahe dahil sa Bagyong Leon
- Ilang bibiyahe sakay ng bus pa-probinsiya para sa Undas, maagang pumunta sa mga terminal
- Paglilipat ng hindi nagamit na pondo ng PhilHealth sa National Treasury, ipinatigil muna ng Supreme Court
- Senate President Escudero: Mga pahayag ni FPRRD sa Senado tungkol sa drug war, puwedeng gamitin laban sa kaniya | Kaanak ng mga biktima ng drug war, pinag-aaralan ang mga posibleng legal na hakbang kaugnay sa mga pahayag ni FPRRD | Abogado ng mga biktima ng drug war, naniniwalang puwedeng tanggapin ng ICC ang mga pahayag ni FPRRD | House Quad Committee, mas pabor na korte sa Pilipinas ang humawak sa mga posibleng kaso kay FPRRD
- Kasong material misrepresentation vs. Alice Guo, isinampa ng Comelec sa Tarlac RTC
- Hit GMA Afternoon Prime series na "Lilet Matias, Attorney-at-Law," mapapanood hanggang 2025 | Jo Berry at EA Guzman, nakabuo ng magandang friendship dahil sa programa | EA Guzman, ikinuwento ang muling pagkaka-ospital ni Shaira Diaz | Jo Berry, hindi makakauwi sa kanilang probinsya para sa Undas | EA Guzman, bibisita sa puntod ng ama sa Undas
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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03:08Manila North and South Cemeteries,
03:11from 5am to 7pm,
03:14from today to November 3.
03:17Manila Memorial Park, Paranaque,
03:20from 6am to 6pm,
03:23from today to November 2.
03:26From 6am to 12.30pm,
03:29from 6am to 12.30pm,
03:32from 6am to 12.30pm,
03:35From 6am to 10pm,
03:38from today to November 2.
03:41From tomorrow to November 1,
03:44from 6am to 8pm,
03:47from Manila Memorial Park.
03:50From 6am to 12.30pm,
03:53from Manila Cemetery in Malabon.
04:00From Manila Cemetery in Pasig,
04:05from today to November 1,
04:08From October 31 to November 1,
04:11No cremation is allowed.
04:20We will get to know that at the Manila North Port Terminal,
04:23this past 6 am,
04:26at 6.07 am in the morning!
04:28There will be passengers there,
04:31those who will be returning home for the week,
04:34Some of them were hit by a typhoon during their trip.
04:42Meanwhile, from North Port, let's move to Paranaque Integrated Terminal Exchange, or PITX.
04:48There are still stragglers there, some of them will travel to Matangas to cross the sea.
04:53Roro will take you there.
05:04Former actor John Wayne Sase was arrested for running away from his friend in Pasig,
05:10which we reported yesterday.
05:12Four bullets hit the victim, Lionel Perez Eugenio, according to his relatives.
05:18In the CCTV footage provided by the police in GMA Integrated News,
05:22Sase was arrested by civilian police in the lobby of a hotel.
05:28The former actor learned about the crime a few hours after he uploaded the footage on social media.
05:35After the investigation, Sase had a deep grudge against his friend and shot him.
05:41The suspect and the victim, both on the drug watch list of Pasig Police, were charged with each other.
05:48Sase was charged with murder.
05:51His life and the life of his family were at stake.
05:54He also felt that his friend would do something bad.
05:59The gun that he used to kill him was recovered.
06:05Almost two decades after his arrest in Manila,
06:08the man accused of killing his wife using an electric fan refused to give his statement.
06:15We have the first news from Bea Pinla.
06:18He was shot.
06:20This 49-year-old man, who was arrested in his own house in Tondo, Manila for killing his wife in 2007, was 17 years old.
06:35They have a long history.
06:39His uncle was the reason for his death.
06:48According to the police, the electric fan was the weapon used by the man to kill the victim.
06:53The accused hid in Eastern Samar after the incident.
06:57When he returned to Manila, he was informed by an informant in the Robbery and Theft Unit of Police Manila.
07:05Someone went to them and gave information that this man is here in Manila.
07:12The warrant is the same.
07:14He is under the jurisdiction of law enforcers.
07:18Any unit of PNP or NBI can arrest him.
07:22GMA Integrated News tried to get hold of the accused, but...
07:29He is now in jail at the MPD Custodial Facility.
07:33This is the first news.
07:35Bea Pinla for GMA Integrated News.
07:40The Regional Tripartite Wages and Productivity Board approved the addition of P32 to P40 in the daily minimum wage in Western Visayas.
07:51According to the Department of Labor and Employment,
07:53P485 to P513 will be the daily wage of those in the non-agriculture sector.
08:01Meanwhile, P480 will be the daily wage of those in the agriculture sector.
08:06P1,000 was also approved to increase the salary of households.
08:10The monthly salary of households in the region is now P6,000.
08:17It will be effective on November 17 this year.
08:22Meanwhile, news in America.
08:24Times Square in New York is now ready for the release of the upcoming Day of the Dead.
08:29Three large sculptures are on display to symbolize the celebration of Dia de los Muertos, a Mexican holiday.
08:37Based on tradition, the dead are believed to return to the world to visit their loved ones.
08:43One of the sculptures is traditionally wearing a headdress.
08:49On November 1, Dia de los Muertos is celebrated as a reminder to the loved ones.
08:55For those visiting Manila North Cemetery this season,
08:59there are closed roads near the cemetery.
09:02It starts today, October 30, until 7 p.m. on November 3.
09:07Let's take a look at the closed roads.
09:10For the time being, Aurora Boulevard is closed.
09:15Aurora Boulevard until Rizal Avenue.
09:23Also, Blumentritt Road from A. Bonifacio to Piguebara is closed.
09:32Retiro Street from Dimasalang until Blumentritt Exit or Extension is closed.
09:45Dimasalang Road from Makiling to Blumentritt Road is also closed.
09:51There are a lot of road closures.
09:53Piguebara Street from Cavite to Aurora Boulevard is also closed.
09:59Here are the designated parking areas for those visiting Manila North Cemetery.
10:06That is the parking.
10:11Of course, we need to park at Piguebara Street, F. Huertas, Oroquieta,
10:20and we can also park at Simon Street from Dimasalang Road until Blumentritt Street.
10:34Meanwhile, in other news,
10:36a man was charged with rape in Rizal in 2011.
10:42He was charged with adultery,
10:44while he was having an argument with a drunk man.
10:48The criminal was found guilty.
10:50AJ Gomez has the first news.
10:55This man went straight to prison.
10:57After being arrested by the police in Barangay San Roque, Antipolo City,
11:01yesterday afternoon,
11:03according to the police,
11:04a 30-year-old man was charged with rape last week.
11:09Before the two charges were settled,
11:11it was found that the man was facing an arrest warrant because of the rape case.
11:17We searched our records,
11:19and we found that he was raped in five counts.
11:21So, instead of settling,
11:24the police came and arrested him
11:27because it was a warrant of arrest.
11:30He was arrested for rape.
11:33The crime happened in 2011 in Antipolo City.
11:37The accused was 17 years old.
11:39He was known as Dar,
11:41the victim,
11:42when he was 13 years old,
11:44according to the police.
11:45In February 2012,
11:46the arrest warrant was issued against Dar,
11:49who was charged with five counts of rape.
11:52He was the only one who was issued an arrest warrant
11:55because he did not surrender or undergo CSWD in his social welfare.
12:04He has been looking for a warrant for 12 years.
12:07He will only have closure now because he has been arrested.
12:09Gang rape was the complaint filed against them by the victim's mother.
12:13But according to the accused,
12:15there is no truth to the case.
12:17The abduction of a minor victim is the root of the problem for them.
12:22The mother called us.
12:25If my son does not come home by this time,
12:28I will have you arrested.
12:29Why are you arresting us?
12:31The woman is our friend.
12:32She does not want me to go home.
12:34Because she understands that if she goes home,
12:37she will be in trouble again.
12:39Because whenever she comes to us,
12:41she always has a problem.
12:43In addition,
12:44they were able to pay a fine of P50,000
12:47to the victim's family
12:49when they filed a complaint.
12:51The woman is just there.
12:53I can see her there.
12:55She is facing us because she knows the truth.
12:57This is the first news.
12:59EJ Gomez for GMA Integrated News.
13:04Exclusively brought to you by GMA Integrated News,
13:07UN Deputy Secretary General Amina Mohammed
13:10on the 17 Sustainable Development Goals or SDGs.
13:14Although the Philippines is one of the countries
13:16with the lowest SDG score,
13:18it is not impossible for the target countries to reach.
13:21This is the first news of Pia Arcangel.
13:27In 2015, the United Nations
13:30laid down the 17 Sustainable Development Goals or SDGs.
13:34These include Zero Hunger, Gender Equality,
13:37Quality Education, Climate Protection, and others.
13:40The Philippines is the 72nd out of 167 countries
13:45when it comes to SDG score,
13:47one of the lowest in ASEAN.
13:49In an exclusive interview with GMA Integrated News,
13:52UN Deputy Secretary General Amina Mohammed
13:55who is in the Philippines for the International Conference
13:58on Women, Peace, and Security,
14:00she said that the Philippines is not alone
14:02in the difficulty of reaching the SDG.
14:04This is because of the COVID pandemic
14:06and other factors such as the climate crisis
14:09and the war in Ukraine.
14:12The world is not doing well.
14:13It's not just the Philippines.
14:15We have a terrible score of 17% of the SDGs globally.
14:19What has really constrained countries for not achieving the SDGs
14:23has been the international finance.
14:26I see the potential for the Philippines to do much better
14:29but it needs also the support of the international community.
14:33Mohammed believes that it is not impossible for the Philippines to reach the SDGs.
14:38I'm very optimistic that you will go far.
14:41There are a number of challenges that you have ahead.
14:44Reforms have to be owned and they have to be consolidated upon.
14:48It's important that we look at all the communities.
15:09Multilateralism still works
15:11and it's still very important to our global family
15:16being able to have a voice for their concerns,
15:19for the opportunities, for the challenges.
15:21A space where there is a light on all issues.
15:25Without us having that space to continue to try to do that,
15:28it would be much worse.
15:30This is the first news.
15:31PR Kanghel for GMA Integrated News.
15:35The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has reached an agreement
15:39with those affected by Hurricane Christine.
15:41The Saudi Arabian government hopes that those affected will recover soon.
15:45First, they gave 1.5 million US Dollars
15:48or 84 million Pesos in American aid for those affected by the hurricane.
15:53They also helped in the relief operations in Singapore, Australia and Malaysia.
15:57The United Kingdom, Japan, Germany and China also expressed their willingness to help.
16:05We are seeing that more than a million passengers will be added to the services
16:09so that they can go home to their provinces for the hurricane.
16:13Let's analyze the situation in Manila North Port Terminal
16:16with the first news live from James Agustin.
16:19James.
16:23Good morning.
16:24Passengers are arriving here in Manila North Port Passenger Terminal
16:28to go home to their provinces for the hurricane.
16:31Some passengers have already passed through here
16:34and I also talked to some of them.
16:36They have been here for a few days already
16:39and they hope that they will be able to leave today.
16:45In Manila North Port Passenger Terminal,
16:47some passengers have already passed through here.
16:50Others arrived early even though they will be leaving later in the afternoon.
16:54Like Jennifer and her son and mother who came from Laguna.
16:58They will go home to Cagayan de Oro for the hurricane.
17:00We are very nervous and excited because we will be able to see our family again in the province.
17:06But we are afraid that the same thing will happen again.
17:12But we are just praying that everything will be okay
17:15so that we will be able to go home to our province.
17:18Jennifer's trip is scheduled for this Monday
17:20but because of the storm, her schedule was postponed.
17:23That's why her vacation is only for a week.
17:26It will be a burden for her family.
17:29We don't have a choice but to do it
17:31because it's a waste of what we paid to go there.
17:35We will be able to go there with our family
17:38even if our vacation is only for two days.
17:42Bobby is on a trip to Bacolod.
17:43He has been here since yesterday.
17:45He will be spending more money if he goes back to Batangas.
17:49I just want to go home.
17:52So that we can go home.
17:56That's where we will go, right?
17:58Yes, that's where we will call Halloween.
18:02Krista is hoping that she will be able to travel
18:04after they went home three times because of the storm.
18:09It's really hard because we are running out of money.
18:13We are going back and forth.
18:15I'm really excited because I will be able to see my son.
18:20I'm just waiting for him there.
18:23The Philippine Ports Authority has implemented
18:25a full manpower as a preparation for the arrival of passengers for the trip.
18:291.6 million passengers are expected to arrive
18:33to the provinces of the entire country.
18:41As for the information that we received
18:43from the management of the Manila North Port Passenger Terminal,
18:47the schedule of the ship's arrival and departure
18:49for Bacolod, Iloilo, and Cagayan de Oro
18:52will be extended until 3 p.m.
18:54There is no announcement of cancellation of the trip yet.
18:57That is the first news from Manila.
18:59I am James Agustin for Joyma Integrated News.
19:04To avoid the storm,
19:06many people are buying candles in Divisoria for the trip.
19:09Let's do a price check with the first news from EJ Gomez.
19:18It's only 5 a.m.
19:20and the store of these candles in Divisoria, Manila is already open.
19:23Many people have already bought their candles,
19:25just like Maricon.
19:27When you travel to the province,
19:29it's natural to be tired and hot.
19:34Right?
19:35It's not like now.
19:37You are relaxed.
19:38Baby traveled from Alfonso Cavite at 3 a.m.
19:42to buy candles from the store.
19:45It's almost time.
19:47Many people are already buying.
19:49Even if we don't have a chance to buy candles,
19:51when the storm comes,
19:53the price will increase.
19:55Whatever price we buy,
19:57until the storm is over,
20:00that's still our price.
20:02The price of some vigil candle sizes
20:04can be bought for 62 to 85 pesos.
20:07As for the sperma candles,
20:09they can be bought for 25 pesos,
20:1130 pesos, 56 pesos,
20:13and 72 pesos depending on the size.
20:15As for candles that don't melt easily,
20:17there are special candles
20:19with different colors and sizes
20:21that are sold for 104 to 255 pesos.
20:25As for candles with covers,
20:29they are sold for 100 to 125 pesos.
20:33According to the sellers,
20:35their prices will not change
20:37until the storm is over this year.
20:39This is the first news.
20:41EJ Gomez for GMA Integrated News.
20:47The residents of Cagayan Province
20:49have been alerted for the León storm.
20:51Some residents have returned
20:53to evacuation centers.
20:55Live from Tunggigarau City,
20:57first news,
20:59Jonathan Andal.
21:01Jonathan.
21:05It's not raining yet,
21:07but the sky is already dark
21:09and the wind is blowing.
21:11Last night, it rained heavily
21:13in Tunggigarau City.
21:15Some evacuees who evacuated
21:17during the Christine storm
21:19were afraid to return to their homes.
21:25Mother Edita packed her bags
21:27to go home.
21:29She has been in the evacuation center
21:31for more than a week
21:33since the Christine storm.
21:35But she was left behind
21:37We were hoping to return,
21:39but when I saw the situation
21:41that the sky was already dark,
21:43we decided not to leave
21:45because of the wind.
21:47Mother Edita was afraid
21:49of the new storm,
21:51so she decided not to leave
21:53the evacuation center.
21:55Our house is empty.
21:57We are just sad.
21:59Only a few families are
22:01in the evacuation center
22:03of Barangay Balzain East
22:05Yesterday, 70 families
22:07returned home.
22:09But because of the new storm,
22:11the mayor told the captain
22:13that the evacuees
22:15will return home.
22:17They want to return here.
22:19It's hard to pack
22:21and return here.
22:23They are tired.
22:25What we are doing now
22:27is to tell them
22:29that we will do
22:31a preemptive evacuation.
22:33In the town of Santa Ana,
22:35in the north of the province,
22:37a preemptive evacuation
22:39was already done for 25 families.
22:41In the town of Alacapan,
22:43rescue equipment was already prepared.
22:45While in the town of Lalo,
22:47a liquor ban was already implemented.
22:49In Baggao,
22:51a grandfather's house
22:53was found in Parrot River.
22:55He was gone for three days
22:57after falling into the river
22:59with a high level
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31:55But can Duterte face the cases based on what he said in the Senate, said Escudero?
32:07Because in the end, you still need to complain.
32:10The party in interest, the one who can complain is the victim's family.
32:15The group of relatives of drug war victims will talk about a possible legal step.
32:21But hopefully, the government will help them.
32:24Maybe the Department of Justice or the NBI can look into it.
32:30They have more power to look into these cases and give answers to the families who are hoping for answers.
32:41For Senator Poco Pimentel, chairman of the Senate subcommittee that is in charge of listening to drug war,
32:48he wants the lawyers to study what Duterte said under oath inside and outside the government.
32:55Senator Riza Ontiveros, who is part of the hearing, hopes that the Department of Justice
33:01and the investigators of the International Criminal Court will study what the former president said.
33:07In the eyes of one of the lawyers of war on drugs victims who went to the ICC,
33:12is the ICC admissible or can the ICC accept the statements of Duterte in the Senate?
33:18There are only two questions. Is it relevant? Is it material?
33:22Is it relevant or is it related to the investigation in the ICC?
33:29Yes. Regarding the war on drugs of Duterte, is it material? Is it important to face the ICC?
33:37Yes. Because this is what he said.
33:40ACT-Teachers Partylist Representative Franz Castro called for the Senate to submit the affidavit
33:46and recording of the Senate hearing in the ICC.
33:49The Quadcom in Cabra again denied their invitation to face former President Duterte in their hearing
33:56at the DOJ in Rawambola to investigate his statements in the Senate.
34:02These cases could include crimes against humanity as penalized under Republic Act No. 9851,
34:10the Philippine Act on Crimes Against International Humanitarian Law,
34:15genocide, and other crimes against humanity. That's the title of the Republic Act.
34:23And other criminal laws, not to mention the potential jurisdiction of the ICC.
34:28If the DOJ asks that we can turn over the documents, we will do it.
34:33If some Quadcom co-chairs in Cabra will ask,
34:37they prefer if the Philippine court will hold Duterte's case.
34:42Well, I have always been true to my statement since we started the EJK hearings
34:53that I'm not going to allow the ICC to get our documents for that.
34:59It would be better if they prosecute him domestically.
35:05I'm not in favor of the ICC ever since.
35:07Now, if the DOJ fails in doing their job on this matter,
35:12then the more the ICC will take cognizance.
35:16So I think it's really up to the DOJ to do their work.
35:20We asked for the DOJ's permission on this matter.
35:23This is the first news, Sandra Aguinaldo for GMA Integrated News.
35:31The case of material misrepresentation was filed by Dismissed Bamban Tarlac Mayor Alice Guo
35:37of the Commission on Elections in the Tarlac Regional Trial Court.
35:41According to Comelec, Guo lied in his Certificate of Candidacy in the 2022 election regarding his Filipino citizenship.
35:50Comelec found out that Guo's fingerprints matched his voting records in the fingerprints of the Chinese national Guo Huaping.
36:01According to Contras Alaysay, on September 12,
36:04Guo's company questioned him for being a witness of the fingerprint examination.
36:09GMA Integrated News is trying to find a new witness in the field of the former mayor, especially in this case.
36:15Guo is currently in jail in Pacific City Jail due to a separate case of qualified human trafficking.
36:26The arrival and discharging of passengers from the buses to their homes in the provinces is also early.
36:30For Undas, live from Paranaque Integrated, WNL Exchange, we have the first news, Bam Alegre.
36:38Bam!
36:40Egan, good morning!
36:41It's only been a few days since Undas arrived,
36:43that's why many people are expected to travel to their provinces to visit their loved ones.
36:54Domen Castro and his wife tried to go back to Gapan, Nueva Ecija,
36:58in the middle of the day, the rush hour before Undas arrived.
37:01That's why now they can't go back to Cali.
37:03It's still early in the morning, and they're already inside the bus here in Paranaque Integrated Terminal Exchange.
37:08It's hard to have a lot of passengers.
37:11It's hard to have a lot of passengers.
37:14That's also what construction worker Robert Rapsin discarded.
37:17He said it's time-out for Undas to go to Masbate.
37:21He also intended to go to the terminal early because when people travel at the same time, it's hard to travel.
37:27There are a lot of passengers.
37:28It's hard to have a lot of passengers.
37:29It's hard to avoid traffic, and it's hard to travel.
37:35It's hard to have a lot of passengers.
37:37PITX is ready for the increase in passengers,
37:39especially since the government offices will only be open for half a day tomorrow, October 31.
37:43Schools will also be closed based on the announcement by Malacanang.
37:47PITX has police visibility as part of the campaign Ligtas Undas 2024,
37:52while provincial buses in EDSA are allowed according to MMDA.
37:56Buses from North Luzon can stop at their terminals in Cubajo, Quezon City.
38:01Here in PITX and Pasay, buses from South Luzon can stop until November 4.
38:11PITX has issued a warning for those who want to travel to Bicol Region.
38:15Double-check the website or call the office.
38:18According to the status of their trip to Bicol,
38:20they were affected by Hurricane Christine.
38:22Some roads will go to Bicol.
38:24This is the latest news from PITX.
38:26Bamalagre for GMA Integrated News.
38:31The importance of women's participation in peace talks
38:34at the International Conference on Women, Peace and Security
38:38was also highlighted.
38:39According to the United Nations Special Envoy to the Horn of Africa,
38:42Hana Tete,
38:44women can have a broader perspective on the effects of war
38:48because they are among the most affected when there is chaos.
38:53The peace process will be more legitimate and effective
38:56if women are included in the talks.
38:59As of now, this is still a challenge
39:01because there are still women who are not allowed to study
39:06and have a voice in society,
39:08like the Taliban group in Afghanistan.
39:11Aside from the issue of peace,
39:13the ICWPS also highlighted the importance of women's rights
39:17and gender equality.
39:23How are you monitoring Hurricane Leone?
39:26This morning, we are live with Channel Dominguez,
39:30weather specialist from Pagasa.
39:32Good morning.
39:36Good morning, Ms. Channel.
39:38Good morning to you and good morning to our viewers.
39:43Compared to the past few days,
39:45when Hurricane Leone just entered the PAR,
39:47the impact of Hurricane Leone is already widespread.
39:50Can you say that it is more widespread
39:52compared to Hurricane Christine?
39:55Yes, if we remember,
39:57Hurricane Christine is very widespread.
40:00Its radius reached 700 kilometers.
40:04But if we compare it to Hurricane Leone,
40:07it is only 680 kilometers wide.
40:12So if we compare it, Hurricane Christine is still more widespread.
40:17What are the reasons we see
40:19that Hurricane Leone is getting stronger?
40:22Yes, if we remember,
40:24if we compare it to Hurricane Christine,
40:26Hurricane Christine had a landfall scenario
40:30that's why it had an interaction with land
40:33that's why it stayed as a severe tropical storm.
40:36But Hurricane Leone is continuously moving in the ocean
40:40and now it is in favorable conditions
40:44that's why it is continuously getting stronger.
40:48Can you explain to us
40:50what is the rapid intensification of a storm?
40:54Yes, this rapid intensification that we call it
40:57is when its upgrade to the next category
41:02within the next 24 hours.
41:05Can we say that we can experience that now in Hurricane Leone?
41:08Yes, we can experience that because we can also see
41:12that it is like a typhoon.
41:18Is the chance of a storm to landfall in Batanes still high?
41:23And when can we expect this?
41:25As we can see, its closest approach is tomorrow
41:29or in the afternoon here in Batanes.
41:33Now, we can see that we are not avoiding
41:36the landfall scenario here in Batanes.
41:39But we can also expect that even if it doesn't landfall
41:43here in Batanes, we can expect strong winds and rains
41:47because of Hurricane Leone.
41:50For the upcoming weekend,
41:55what can we expect?
41:57Will it be rainy? Will there be strong winds?
42:00Or a combination of the two?
42:02For Metro Manila, we can expect that we can experience
42:06improving weather on Monday.
42:09But we can also expect quick rains like localized thunderstorms.
42:15But for our countrymen, especially here in Northern Luzon,
42:19we can still expect the effects of Hurricane Leone
42:22because of its rain bands or its outcrops or extension.
42:28Thank you very much.
42:29Good morning, Ms. Chellal Dominguez from Pagasa.
42:32Take care.
42:37There are additional class suspicions this Wednesday.
42:39Kindergartens and private schools in Baguio City
42:42are not allowed until Grade 12.
42:45In Rial, Infanta, General Nacar, Olilio, Patnanungan,
42:52Panukulan, Burdeos, and Humaling in Quezon Province.
42:56Also in Mauban, Alabat, Perez, Quezon, Calawag,
43:00Atimonan, Claridel, Gumaca, Lopez, Ginayangan, and Tagkawayan.
43:06All classes are not allowed in Aurora Province and Naga City in Camarines Sur.
43:12In Albay, there are no face-to-face classes in public and private schools there.
43:17Class suspicions are still due to the incident left by Hurricane Christine
43:21and as a preparation for Hurricane Leone.
43:29More than a hundred people were injured
43:30due to the explosion in the middle of a religious festival in India.
43:36Numerous people fled the festival,
43:39but later were shocked by the explosion
43:41where the explosions even caused an impact.
43:44They're being used as fireworks displays.
43:47According to the investigation,
43:48there is no permission to build a temple as fireworks display.
43:53Two people were arrested because of the incident.
43:56The injured are being taken to the hospital.
43:59Two have been arrested for the incident.
44:02The injured are being taken to the hospital.
44:13The UNDAS plan is all set.
44:15Lillet Matias, Attorney at Law.
44:17Stars Joe Berry and EA Guzman.
44:20But before that, the two are excited
44:21about the exciting things that are happening
44:23in the hit Afternoon Prime series.
44:25That's the first story of Lar Santiago.
44:30I'm not going down here!
44:33Now it's revealed who the real killer
44:36in the character of Maricel Laksa is.
44:39It's Atty. Mer in the Afternoon Prime series
44:42of Lillet Matias, Attorney at Law.
44:45Atty. Lillet Matias, you're free.
44:49Lillet is also free from the charges.
44:53And in her freedom,
44:55there will be changes in Lillet's life as a lawyer.
45:01In the past, when she was still in a private law firm,
45:04she already had a lot of people she wanted to help.
45:07Now, her being a lawyer has a deeper meaning
45:11when she mixed people up in prison.
45:14There will also be a good development
45:17in the character of Edgar Allan Guzman,
45:20who is Atty. Kurt.
45:22Especially Team Kulit,
45:24who is hoping and hoping for Team Kurt and Lillet,
45:29if they will really confess
45:32or if Kurt really has feelings for Lillet.
45:36Joe and EA are also very happy
45:39that Lillet Matias' fans will continue to watch
45:43until next year
45:45because of the great support given by the viewers.
45:50Joe and EA have been together in Taiping for a long time.
45:54They have formed a good friendship.
45:58And EA told Joe about the last hospitalization
46:02of his fiancée, Shaira Diaz.
46:05She also recovered again.
46:08She just had an infection in her veins.
46:11So she just needs to be cured.
46:13She just needs to be rushed to not get sick.
46:16Because if she gets sick, it's harder.
46:18It's already Monday on the upcoming Friday.
46:21That's why the Monday plans of EA and Joe are already complete.
46:25Even if Joe wants to,
46:27he won't be able to go to his parents and siblings.
46:32No, because our loved ones are still in the province,
46:38our columbarium.
46:40So they can't go to the province.
46:42So we just pray at home.
46:44Every Monday, we visit my dad.
46:47So it's either October 31 or November 1,
46:51we're there with him.
46:53Because we remember the whole day.
46:55Because that's the only time that we can spend the whole day.
46:58This is the first news.
47:01Lar Santiago for GMA Integrated News.
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