Narito ang mga nangungunang balita ngayong November 8, 2024
- Driver ng SUV, sumakit daw ang tiyan kaya siya pumasok sa EDSA busway noong Linggo ng gabi | LTO: Driver, pinatawan ng P9,000 multa; iniimbestigahan kung may dagdag pang pananagutan | Puting luxury vehicle, napag-alamang pagmamay-ari ng Orient Pacific Corporation | Sen. Gatchalian, tumangging sumagot kung pagmamay-ari ng kaniyang kapatid ang sasakyang may plakang number 7 | Senado, magpapatawag ng pagdinig ukol sa isyu; DOTr, pinag-aaralan ang pagbabago sa protocols sa EDSA busway
- (w/ interview) Direksyon ng EDSA busway, pinag-aaralang gawing pabaligtad o opposite ng direksyon ng iba pang sasakyan
- Malakas na ulan at hangin, naranasan sa ilang lugar sa Cagayan dahil sa Bagyong Marce | Ilang bahay at establisyimento, napinsala ng bagyo; libo-libong residente, inilikas | Ilang lugar sa Cagayan, nawalan ng supply ng kuryente dahil sa Bagyong Marce; ilang tulay, hindi madaanan dahil umapaw ang ilog
- Bulkang Kanlaon, muling nagbuga ng asupre; nagkaroon din ng volcanic quakes
- PBBM, hindi dadalo sa APEC Summit sa Lima, Peru | Acting DTI Sec. Aldeguer-Roque, itinalagang special envoy sa APEC Economic Leaders' Week
- 1,627 pekeng birth certificates ng mga foreign national, pinakakansela ng Philippine Statistics Authority | Birth certificate ni Alice Guo, kabilang sa mga pinakakansela sa SolGen | Pamemeke ng mga National I.D., pinaiimbestigahan sa NBI | Budget ng PSA na kasama sa mahigit P13 bilyong panukalang budget ng NEDA, aprubado na ng Senado
- Presyo ng karne sa ilang palengke, tumataas ang presyo habang papalapit ang Pasko
- Ilang mamimili at nagtitinda, nangangambang tataas na naman ang presyo ng isda dahil sa Bagyong Marce
- Best friends na sina Michelle Dee at Rhian Ramos, gaganap na magkarelasyon sa upcoming episode ng "Magpakailanman"
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- Driver ng SUV, sumakit daw ang tiyan kaya siya pumasok sa EDSA busway noong Linggo ng gabi | LTO: Driver, pinatawan ng P9,000 multa; iniimbestigahan kung may dagdag pang pananagutan | Puting luxury vehicle, napag-alamang pagmamay-ari ng Orient Pacific Corporation | Sen. Gatchalian, tumangging sumagot kung pagmamay-ari ng kaniyang kapatid ang sasakyang may plakang number 7 | Senado, magpapatawag ng pagdinig ukol sa isyu; DOTr, pinag-aaralan ang pagbabago sa protocols sa EDSA busway
- (w/ interview) Direksyon ng EDSA busway, pinag-aaralang gawing pabaligtad o opposite ng direksyon ng iba pang sasakyan
- Malakas na ulan at hangin, naranasan sa ilang lugar sa Cagayan dahil sa Bagyong Marce | Ilang bahay at establisyimento, napinsala ng bagyo; libo-libong residente, inilikas | Ilang lugar sa Cagayan, nawalan ng supply ng kuryente dahil sa Bagyong Marce; ilang tulay, hindi madaanan dahil umapaw ang ilog
- Bulkang Kanlaon, muling nagbuga ng asupre; nagkaroon din ng volcanic quakes
- PBBM, hindi dadalo sa APEC Summit sa Lima, Peru | Acting DTI Sec. Aldeguer-Roque, itinalagang special envoy sa APEC Economic Leaders' Week
- 1,627 pekeng birth certificates ng mga foreign national, pinakakansela ng Philippine Statistics Authority | Birth certificate ni Alice Guo, kabilang sa mga pinakakansela sa SolGen | Pamemeke ng mga National I.D., pinaiimbestigahan sa NBI | Budget ng PSA na kasama sa mahigit P13 bilyong panukalang budget ng NEDA, aprubado na ng Senado
- Presyo ng karne sa ilang palengke, tumataas ang presyo habang papalapit ang Pasko
- Ilang mamimili at nagtitinda, nangangambang tataas na naman ang presyo ng isda dahil sa Bagyong Marce
- Best friends na sina Michelle Dee at Rhian Ramos, gaganap na magkarelasyon sa upcoming episode ng "Magpakailanman"
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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00:00This is the first news of Edsa Busway, the vehicle of the Orient Pacific Corporation.
00:22She refused to comment on the question if it is possible for her to have the plate number 7 on the SUV.
00:29Here's the first news, Joseph Morong.
00:34The driver of this controversial white luxury vehicle explained to the Land Transportation Office
00:40that she is sick and is in a hurry.
00:42Last Sunday night, she entered the northbound lane of Edsa Busway.
00:46But the CCTV footage of the MMDA is not heavy.
00:50The traffic at that time was outside the busway.
00:53The driver was fined Php 7,000.
00:56Transportation Secretary Jaime Bautista said that they are investigating the incident
01:00to find out if there is additional compensation.
01:03The SUV used the protocol plate 7 for the senator.
01:06Upon the driver's request, the vehicle of the Orient Pacific Corporation,
01:11led by Kenneth Tang Gatchalian, is now out of the vehicle.
01:14The congressman is in Valenzuela.
01:16He's a brother of Senator Sherwin Gatchalian.
01:18Is he your brother or brother of the vehicle?
01:21The documents are already in the LTO.
01:24Let's just leave it in the LTO.
01:26Is it possible that you have the plate, but you used it as a brother?
01:30Let's just leave it in the LTO guys.
01:32In a statement, Gatchalian said that he does not consent to the traffic violation of the Orient Pacific Corporation.
01:39The Senate Committee on Public Services is planning to call for a hearing on the issue with Senator Rafi Tulfo, chairman.
01:45The DOTR is studying some changes in the EDSA busway,
01:49especially since it's becoming a threat to those who want to escape from the traffic in EDSA.
01:54One of the changes is to reduce the number of protocol plates issued to government officials.
01:59Two protocol plates are being issued to each senator.
02:02The plate is to be used only by the official.
02:10It's the decision of the SP. I think the SP will know the best.
02:15The Department of Transportation is also considering reversing the EDSA bus carousel.
02:21For example, instead of the EDSA bus carousel,
02:24the northbound buses will be converted to the southbound bus carousel.
02:29This is to prevent the carousel from being damaged.
02:33The busway is now exclusive for the buses, for public utility vehicles.
02:40The bus door is on the right side.
02:43There are safety considerations.
02:48It's easier so that people won't have a hard time getting in.
02:51If it's directed, the passengers won't have a hard time getting in.
02:57They are talking to the companies that operate the busway
03:00and it may be a decision to continue it before the year ends.
03:04This is the first news. Joseph Maurong for GMA Integrated News.
03:11We are still here at the EDSA Ortigas busway.
03:14In a few moments, the passengers will come and go from the EDSA bus carousel.
03:21As you can see, the southbound buses are arriving.
03:26The passengers are getting off the bus.
03:29Some of them are lining up to get on the buses that are coming.
03:34This is really guarded by the traffic enforcers,
03:39the MMDA, the Department of Transportation, and our authorities.
03:43In a few moments, we can see that the lanes of the Ortigas busway
03:47are still wide.
03:51So, the buses are still coming from the north and southbounds.
03:56According to the regulations, the only way for the EDSA carousel to pass
04:04is through the EDSA carousel bus,
04:07and of course, the top five official buses of our government,
04:12and the on-duty emergency vehicles.
04:16But in the past few months that we've had the EDSA bus carousel,
04:22I don't think there was a day that no one was caught
04:26because of the number of passengers passing through the EDSA bus carousel,
04:30even though they know that they are not allowed to pass through here.
04:33That's why the Department of Transportation is studying
04:36how to change their protocols.
04:41And here he is, our guest,
04:43the Department of Transportation Undersecretary for Road Transport and Infrastructure,
04:47Undersecretary Andy Ortega.
04:49Good morning to you, sir.
04:50Hi, Maris. Good morning.
04:52Thank you very much.
04:53Good morning to all of you.
04:55Alright. First of all, what are the possible changes in the protocols
04:59that we can implement so that the buses can still pass through the EDSA bus carousel?
05:04You know, first of all, we will study how many protocol plates we will give,
05:10because we will give two sets to each official,
05:13so we will study that.
05:15Also, up to what level of rank of an official in the government,
05:20DOTR will also study that,
05:23what is the right level that we will give protocol plates.
05:27Because if the number of people who should be given protocol plates is definite,
05:32how will that happen?
05:35You know, sometimes we can't control
05:38where the plates will go,
05:40so even that, if we will give it,
05:43we should give it to the right person and the right vehicle.
05:47That will be our objective,
05:49especially in this incident.
05:52So, one of the things that you are thinking about
05:54is to reverse the direction of those passing through the EDSA bus carousel.
05:59So, for example, the southbound,
06:01you will do the northbound, the buses that will pass through,
06:04and the same for the other side.
06:07We are studying DOTR and LTFRB,
06:11because if we will do the northbound,
06:14almost no one will be able to enter the busway,
06:17because there will be an incident in that,
06:21so it will prevent the plan to enter the busway to almost zero.
06:26But what we will do is,
06:28we will study DOTR and LTFRB,
06:31and we will include the bus operators
06:34so that they will have a reaction or comment on that plan.
06:38It won't cause an accident,
06:41for example, even if there are concrete barriers,
06:45because we know that in the early hours,
06:47especially those that are fast,
06:48what if you will crash because you are reversing?
06:51You know, those concrete barriers,
06:53that will really prevent that vehicle.
06:55But definitely, as I said earlier,
06:58DOTR is studying it,
07:00and we will make sure once we make a decision,
07:03everyone will consider DOTR for that.
07:06So sir, you are still studying,
07:08how soon do we expect these changes to be implemented?
07:11You know, maybe it's good to have at least a month or so of study,
07:16but that's when we will have a decision on that.
07:19Rest assured, DOTR is still studying,
07:23we are here for the safety, convenience,
07:26and accessibility of our bus passengers.
07:29Very quickly, an update on the investigation,
07:32on the one that passed with a 7-seater SUV,
07:37did the driver come to you,
07:39and what will be the outcome of that investigation?
07:43Two things, the driver came out,
07:45we know that the owner of the vehicle,
07:47what the LTO is doing now,
07:49they will look at the license plate,
07:52if the license plate is fake or not,
07:54so that will be the task of LTO.
07:56All right.
07:57And we will keep you updated on this investigation.
07:59Yes, yes.
08:00Nothing will go wrong here, right?
08:02You know, we will follow the law,
08:04that is what our citizens and our President want from us.
08:08All right.
08:09Thank you very much for the information you gave us,
08:12and for your time, for coming here,
08:14to EDSA Bus Carousel,
08:16Undersecretary for Road Transport and Infrastructure
08:19of the Department of Transportation,
08:21Undersecretary Andy Ortega.
08:23Good morning to you.
08:26Thousands of residents were evacuated from Cagayan
08:28because of the storm Marse,
08:30which destroyed some areas.
08:32The supply of electricity in some parts of the province was also cut off.
08:36Live from Santa Ana, Cagayan,
08:38we have the first news,
08:39Jasmine Gabriel Galvan of GMA Regional TV.
08:43Jasmine.
08:46Egan, during these times,
08:48the effect of the storm Marse is still felt here in the province of Cagayan.
08:52The heavy rains are still experienced in a large part of the province.
09:01The impact of the storm Marse is still felt in Santa Ana, Cagayan.
09:05Heavy rains,
09:07strong winds,
09:08you can still hear the sound of the storm.
09:12The roads were flooded with iron.
09:15It is difficult for vehicles to pass through the roads
09:18because of the damaged electricity cables
09:22and the fallen trees.
09:27The houses were destroyed by the storm Marse.
09:30The roof was blown by the wind.
09:32The house was also destroyed.
09:35Suddenly, the wind blew and the rain poured.
09:38Then what happened?
09:39Then the roof of half of the house was blown away.
09:41Okay.
09:42Then we fled here.
09:45The problem is that there is no new construction.
09:50We have to go back to zero.
09:53Because of the strong winds,
09:55that's why it was lost.
09:57I was crying earlier because I was thinking about the children.
10:01Even though the MDR-RMO Santa Ana was accepted,
10:04it was not saved from the storm.
10:06The house's roof fell.
10:08The roof of the lobby of the municipality was also destroyed.
10:11Our building is still new.
10:13We can't believe that because of the strong winds,
10:16the wind and the rain
10:19hit us hard.
10:22I just pray that no one will be harmed.
10:26Many establishments were also destroyed
10:28because of the strong winds brought by the storm Marse.
10:31Some towns in the province also lost their supply of electricity,
10:34such as Santa Ana, Gonzaga, Boguey, Lasam, Lalo, Baggao,
10:39Alacapan, Abulog, Calayan, and Santa Teresita.
10:43Some villages were also not able to pass because of the flood.
10:46More than 6,000 families were evacuated to the evacuation center.
10:56The house behind me
10:58is one of the houses in the province of Cagayan
11:01that was destroyed by the strong winds brought by the storm Marse.
11:05This morning, the clearing operation
11:07was carried out by the authorities in the major roads of the province.
11:11As of now, 13 towns lost their supply of electricity.
11:14Meanwhile, as of 6 a.m.,
11:16more than 13,000 families were evacuated to the evacuation center.
11:20Igana?
11:21Thank you very much, Jasmine Gabriel Galvan of GMA Regional TV.
11:25Take care.
11:28The volcano Canlaon erupted again yesterday.
11:31The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology
11:34recorded 14 volcanic earthquakes within 24 hours.
11:38The eruption of the volcano can be seen with clouds.
11:41It reached some parts of Canlaon City, Negros Oriental.
11:45Even the villages were affected.
11:47The local government continues to monitor the residents near the volcano.
11:55Dear friends, President Bumbong Marcos will not attend
11:59the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation or APEC Summit
12:02that will be held from November 10 to 16 this year in Lima, Peru.
12:11According to the Presidential Communications Office,
12:13the President will first focus on the country
12:16amidst the effects of the next typhoons.
12:18This is the first time that the President will not attend the annual meeting.
12:22President Marcos appointed Acting Trade and Industry Secretary Maria Cristina Aldeguer-Roque
12:28as the Special Envoy to the APEC Economic Leaders' Week.
12:32The Senate approved the budget of the Philippine Statistics Authority, PSA, for 2025.
12:38Before that, the problem was discussed with the pecking birth certificates of foreign nationals.
12:44The Senate also visited the national IDs.
12:49We have first news from Bea Pinlac.
12:56It's not just Alice Guo's birth certificate.
12:58More than 1,000 pecking birth certificates of foreign nationals
13:02were blocked by the Philippine Statistics Authority.
13:05When the Senate heard about the proposed budget for 2025,
13:10PSA asked if it will conduct an internal audit of the pecking birth certificates.
13:16That was followed by a series of discussions about Guo's appointment.
13:21According to PSA, 14.89 million late birth certificate registrations
13:27from 2010 to 2024.
13:301,627 pecking birth certificates given to foreign nationals
13:36were blocked after the investigation.
13:39But only 1% of those were submitted to the Office of the Solicitor General for cancellation.
13:47The names of foreign nationals were shared to the BI, DFA, and NBI.
13:52Out of those numbers, only 18 were endorsed for cancellation.
13:59This includes Guo Ping.
14:02Government officials are investigating the pecking birth certificate.
14:08The names of those government workers were submitted to the mayor of that town.
14:14But simultaneously, there's also an investigation by the NBI.
14:18Digitalization is one of the reasons why pecking birth certificates are no longer allowed.
14:24But it's not just the pecking birth certificates that are the problem.
14:28Even the national IDs are mixed up.
14:31According to PSA, they have 11 spurious national IDs.
14:37We do have cases of fake national IDs.
14:40It's the correct ID,
14:43but the information that was supplied for that ID is what's fraudulent.
14:49These were also submitted to the NBI for investigation and to be blocked if necessary.
14:55The 2025 budget of the PSA was approved in the plenary
15:00along with the more than P13 billion budget of the National Economic and Development Authority.
15:05This is the first news.
15:07Bea Pinlac for GMA Integrated News.
15:10The price of meat is starting to rise in some families in Pangasinan.
15:16It is expected to rise as Christmas approaches.
15:20First news, CJ Torrida of GMA Regional TV.
15:26The demand for meat is starting to rise, according to some businessmen.
15:30Although the price of meat is high, sales are slowly increasing.
15:36Some businessmen are hoping that the price of meat will rise as Christmas approaches.
15:42Yes, if December approaches, the price of pork and chicken will really rise.
15:50In the Pangasinan family of Mangaldan,
15:53the price of pork per kilo is P340, which was P300 to P320 before.
16:01The price of chicken per kilo is now at P200, which was P180 to P190 before.
16:08The price of beef per kilo is now at P420, which was P400 before.
16:14We are also having a hard time.
16:16Of course, we need to save money.
16:18If you have a lot of money, you won't be able to afford it.
16:21It's not that high.
16:24It's higher than meat, right?
16:27That's why we're getting chicken for mass production.
16:33According to the Samahang Industriya ng Agrikultura o Sinag,
16:36the demand for meat is expected to rise in the next few days.
16:40Sinag promised that the supply will not be affected,
16:43while the demand is rising, especially during the holiday season.
16:46Hopefully, this coming November 15th, the demand will rise.
16:55This is the first news.
16:57CJ Torrida of GMA Regional TV for GMA Integrated News.
17:10Let's talk about the price of some fish in the market
17:13after the storm.
17:15Live from Pasay Public Market,
17:18the first news is from Bea Pinlac.
17:21Bea?
17:25Igan, even though the storm is not yet over,
17:29some fish vendors here in Pasay Public Market are worried
17:34that the price of fish will rise again
17:37due to the possible effects of the Marseille storm.
17:44Ding's fish vendor is from Batangas.
17:47He said that the price of fish has risen after the storm.
17:51And now that there's a new storm,
17:54he's afraid...
17:55It will rise again.
17:57If the storm rises, we'll be in trouble.
18:00Other people, if you give a high price,
18:03they won't accept it.
18:04It's not yet over.
18:06That's also the concern of some vendors in Pasay Public Market,
18:10especially if the supply of fish is affected.
18:13It's rising because of the storm.
18:16It's also a fixation.
18:18After the storm, it might rise again.
18:21That's the effect.
18:22The supply will be lost again.
18:24In some stalls that we saw,
18:26the price of fish is around 130 to 190 pesos per kilo.
18:31200 to 300 pesos per kilo of galunggong.
18:35In Tilapia, it's 120 to 150 pesos.
18:40And 550 pesos per kilo of lapu-lapu.
18:44The rise in the price of fish is affecting the stock market.
18:48Rosalyn also said that there's an increase in the price of fish.
18:51We're also worried because if the price rises,
18:54it's hard for us to give a price to the customers.
18:57Sometimes, the customers are more forgiving.
19:01The customers are used to the price that we give them.
19:06But if it rises, they'll be surprised.
19:09They don't earn much.
19:10We're really more forgiving.
19:12Some discarded their fish,
19:14but the amount of fish they'll buy will be reduced.
19:17I can still afford it,
19:19but I can only buy half a kilo of fish.
19:23I'm just trying to save money
19:27because I don't have enough budget.
19:35Igan, because of the storm,
19:37according to the people we talked to,
19:39they can't do anything but endure.
19:41They can't bear the high price of fish.
19:44But they hope that time will heal
19:47so that they can get back on their feet.
19:50That's the first news from Pasay.
19:53Bea Pinlac for GMA Integrated News.
20:02Join BFFs Michelle D and Rian Ramos
20:05in the episode of Magpakailanman tomorrow.
20:08Michelle will play Janine,
20:10who is in love with Rian's character,
20:12Lea, who is a bisexual.
20:14In the story, the couple will look for a sperm daughter
20:17so that their dream of having a child will come true.
20:20Michelle met Rian's talent in acting.
20:24It's their first time together in a taping.
20:28I really respect Rian.
20:29I have so much respect for her.
20:31This is the first time that I was able to see her
20:33behind the scenes in the craft that she's been doing.
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