24 Oras Express: November 19, 2024 [HD]

GMA Integrated News

Narito ang mga maiinit na balita sa 24 Oras Express ngayong Martes, November 19, 2024.   - PBBM, nagsagawa ng aerial inspection sa pinsala ng bagyo sa Catanduanes   - Panawagan ni PBBM sa mga gov't agency: Simplehan ang gagawing christmas party   - Biniling T-12 unmanned surface vessel ng Pilipinas, ininspeksyon nina Defense Sec. Teodoro at U.S. Defense Sec. Austin   - D.A.: Pilipinas, posibleng mag-angkat ng dagdag na 8,000 metric tons ng isda; pinag-aaralan din ang pag-aangkat ng gulay   - Panukalang nagbabawal sa POGO, lusot na sa Kamara; nasa 30,000 Pinoy ang apektado   - Ekta-ektaryang palayan sa Nueva Ecija, pinalubog ng Super Bagyong Pepito   - Onset ng Amihan season, idineklara ng PAGASA   - Walang partikular na batas na nagpaparusa sa pagpapakalat ng fake news pero maaaring masaklaw sa Anti-Cybercrime Law   - Mga sasakyang alanganin ang pagparada at nakaparada sa bangketa, tiniketan at pinagmulta; may ilan ding hinatak   - Eskultura ni Josephine Bracken na nililok ni Jose Rizal, isusubasta   - Marian Rivera, kinilala bilang 'Actress of the Year' ng Esquire Phl   - Bagong box-office record ng "Hello, Love, Again": P131M gross sa loob ng isang araw noong Sabado                 24 Oras is GMA Network’s flagship newscast, anchored by Mel Tiangco, Vicky Morales and Emil Sumangil. It airs on GMA-7 Mondays to Fridays at 6:30 PM (PHL Time) and on weekends at 5:30 PM. For more videos from 24 Oras, visit http://www.gmanews.tv/24oras.  #GMAIntegratedNews #GMANetwork #KapusoStream  #24Oras #BreakingNews  Breaking news and stories from the Philippines and abroad: GMA Integrated News Portal: http://www.gmanews.tv  Facebook: / gmanews TikTok: / gmanews Twitter: / gmanews Instagram: / gmanews  GMA Network Kapuso programs on GMA Pinoy TV: https://gmapinoytv.com/subscribe

Transcript

00:00This is Philippine Government.

00:05This is the President of the United States of America.

00:08This is the President of the United States of America.

00:13This is the President of the United States of America.

00:16Good evening, Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao.

00:22Every house has been destroyed and the President of the United States of America

00:26has lost his life in his aerial inspection earlier in the province of Catanduanes.

00:32The residents of the province were the first to be hit by a typhoon.

00:36They are calling for help to recover the houses that were destroyed by the typhoon

00:41from the province of Catanduanes.

00:43Live and exclusive, Joseph Borong.

00:47Joseph.

00:51The President of the United States of America, Super Typhoon Pepito,

00:55was hit by a typhoon in the province of Catanduanes.

00:59The government is calling for help to recover the houses that were destroyed by the typhoon.

01:11Together with President Bobong Marcos,

01:13the Governor of Catanduanes, Joseph Cua,

01:15carried out an aerial inspection to see the area and did not leave a trace of the Super Typhoon Pepito.

01:21The President of the United States of America saw the destruction of the houses,

01:25including the establishments, houses, and gardens.

01:29It should not be surprising that it reached 230 kilometers.

01:33It reached 350.

01:34The glass.

01:35Yes, the glass.

01:36It reached 300.

01:37We have to rebuild, rehabilitate.

01:40In other places, we were able to provide construction materials,

01:45such as iron, steel, so that we can have stacks.

01:51But of course, we have stacks of damaged and fully damaged houses.

02:00The President visited several towns that were damaged,

02:03aside from Panganiban, like Karamoran, Pagamanok, Viga, and Hikmoto.

02:08At the moment, President Marcos is inspecting the extent of the damage of the Typhoon Pepito.

02:16And so far, the President's impression is that the wind was really strong,

02:21especially the Typhoon Pepito.

02:23That's why most of the problems of the residents here in Catanduanes

02:29will start again, especially the construction of their houses.

02:35I'm inspecting the infrastructure.

02:37I'm inspecting the infrastructure.

02:39Usually, it's because of landslides, erosion, and strong waves.

02:46But if we look at the main roads, the main thoroughfares,

02:50there is also damage.

02:52But the cemented areas seem to have survived.

02:58There was no night in the province,

03:00even though the Typhoon Pepito was so strong

03:02that it made a landfall here last Saturday night.

03:05According to the President, the pre-emptive evacuation helped.

03:08At the beginning, it's hard to convince people to leave their homes.

03:15But naturally, it's secure.

03:17It's going to be our standard now.

03:19It has been our standard since the very beginning.

03:23I think all local government officials will have learned that.

03:30No matter how tired they are, it's hard for the residents to get up.

03:34They don't know how they will start again

03:36because of the damage to their houses.

03:38If the wind didn't blow their roofs away,

03:43the landslides and landslides will continue.

03:46Their homes are also not safe from the strong winds brought by the typhoon.

03:50We don't know where we can get a house again.

03:55It's really hard for us now.

03:57We don't have a place to live.

03:59Even if we are forced to move, we can still live here.

04:03I am calling for help.

04:05What help can they give to our town?

04:09I hope they can help us recover.

04:16With the help of the President, Governor Cua, and the mayors of the province,

04:20the government will provide water first

04:22because there is no water in the province yet.

04:24That's why they will send water filtration devices.

04:27They will also send construction materials and food

04:30to the DSWD and the Office of Civil Defense.

04:33Only 13 out of the 315 barangays in the province

04:36have electricity,

04:37that's why the government will borrow linemen from nearby provinces.

04:41They will also send satellite communication equipment to villages without signal.

04:46Meanwhile, the President who was on the phone today

04:50mentioned President-elect Donald Trump.

04:52According to the President, he called Trump to congratulate him

04:55on winning the U.S. elections

04:57and to strengthen the alliance between the Philippines and America.

05:01I expressed to him our continuing desire

05:06to strengthen that relationship between our two countries

05:12which is a relationship that is as deep as can possibly be

05:17because it has been for a very long time.

05:21I also reminded the President-elect

05:24that the Filipinos in America overwhelmingly voted for Trump.

05:36It is currently raining here in Virac, Catanduanes.

05:42The signal of telecommunications is still difficult

05:47but the President-elect said he is confident

05:49that telecommunications companies will be able to return the signal here, Emil.

05:54Thank you very much, Joseph Morong.

05:57Christmas is coming

06:00President Bongbong Marcos called government agencies

06:04to avoid the Christmas party.

06:08This is to help those who are affected by the next typhoon

06:12and those who will no longer have a home or livelihood.

06:16Ivan Mayrina was right.

06:21In less than two weeks, December will come

06:23and Christmas parties will be held for many years

06:28at work, at offices, at family and friends' reunions.

06:31Why not?

06:33People are gathering to celebrate.

06:35They can win games or win prizes in raffles.

06:39But he called government agencies

06:42to simplify the parties.

06:46This is in line with what the President-elect said yesterday.

06:48Whatever can be saved from a simple party,

06:50give it to those who are in need.

06:52He did not order that an official memo should be written

06:55because Malacanang believes in the goodwill of government agencies

06:59and will try to save from their corruption.

07:02Malacanang was not wrong in his belief.

07:05Not only in government agencies, but also in the private sector.

07:09In fact, some of them, including Baguio Christine,

07:12made a donation drive to give to those in need.

07:17To the students of this international school in Manila

07:20who came up with the idea of participating in a party,

07:23they made a fundraising to give to those in need.

07:26Kindness begets kindness.

07:28And the best thing we can do this Christmas

07:31is to help one person.

07:33If you feel that a person has lost everything,

07:36you will realize that there is hope that you can stand up again.

07:39The private sector is not lacking in helping in times like this.

07:45The Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry has not yet held an official position.

07:48But according to their chairman,

07:50it would be good if it was led by the government.

07:53It would be good if the government officials set the example.

07:57We know very well that they have their own discretionary fund

08:02and they would say, okay, we will also give so much for this calamity.

08:06That would be nice.

08:07And it would be good for the private sector to be inspired

08:11by what our government and legislators are doing.

08:15For GMA Integrated News, Ivan Mejrina for Tutok, 24 Hours.

08:21The Department of Education issued a memorandum

08:25regarding the simple Christmas celebration

08:28to all of their offices and schools

08:31to give donations to those affected by the calamity.

08:37It's like a drone being prepared not for the air, but for the sea.

08:41That is the new equipment bought by the Philippines in America

08:44and inspected by U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin

08:48and Defense Secretary Gilbert Chedoro in Palawan,

08:51live from Puerto Princesa City.

08:54Tutok live is Ian Cruz. Ian?

09:00Mel believes that the visit of the Secret Service of the United States

09:04will still be important for the Philippines for their country in the future.

09:13At the headquarters of the AFP Western Command in Palawan,

09:16U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and Defense Secretary Gilbert Chedoro visited.

09:22Here, they inspected the new T-12 Unmanned Surface Vessel or USV

09:27bought by the Philippines in America.

09:29It's like a drone, but instead of the air, it's being prepared for the sea.

09:34All of this will help our operational commanders

09:38to increase their technological capacity

09:44because the battle will increase our intelligence

09:50and the safety of our people.

09:54T-12, as you know, a fundamental part of that

09:57is the ability to command and control that using cyber capabilities.

10:04We have to protect those capabilities.

10:06We have to ensure that also that as we acquire more of these systems

10:13During the last visit of Austin and Secretary of State Anthony Blinken in July,

10:18the United States announced half a billion dollars of military aid for the Philippines.

10:23And while the Trump administration is about to enter in January,

10:28what else can the Philippines expect from our allies,

10:32especially in defending the territory in the West Philippine Sea?

10:36I won't speculate on any changes in policy

10:39or anything that the new administration may bring on board.

10:46What I will tell you is that this is an important country,

10:49not only to me, but to people in both parties back in the United States of America.

10:54We consider you to be more than just allies.

10:57We're family.

10:58And I cannot imagine a day when the United States of America and the Philippines

11:03aren't closely aligned.

11:09Mel, from the Philippines, another country in our region is the next one to be visited by Secretary Austin

11:16as a sign of the importance of the United States to the security of the Indo-Pacific region.

11:21Back to you, Mel.

11:23Thank you very much, Ian Cruz.

11:27Because of the recent typhoons that accompanied the close fishing season,

11:31the price of fish in some places in the country is rising.

11:34That's why the Department of Agriculture is asking for an increase of 8,000 metric tons of fish,

11:40including vegetables, if necessary.

11:42This is Bernadette Reyes.

11:48This fish farm in Kamaligan, Camarinesur, and Kasiguran, Aurora, has become like a fish pond.

11:54The next typhoons swept away the crops in Balatan, Camarinesur, and Bagao, Cagayan.

12:01The Department of Agriculture is asking for more than 10 billion pesos

12:05for the next typhoons from the typhoon Christine to the typhoon Ophel.

12:09Not to mention the typhoon Pepito.

12:13Our agri-areas are supposed to be able to recover after some deluvio.

12:24They find themselves having a hard time recovering.

12:29There's a lot of damage.

12:31It's historical.

12:33What happened today is extraordinary.

12:35Extraordinary circumstances.

12:37The D.A. asked for an additional 1 billion pesos of quick response fund

12:41to help farmers and fishermen by distributing fish and insurance.

12:47But the government is adamant that it's hard to recover from the next typhoons.

12:53This year, imported rice reached a record high of 4.5 million metric tons.

13:00Despite the higher importation now,

13:03it helped to have a sufficient supply and a stable price.

13:08But the price of fish has already risen

13:11because of the typhoons that accompanied the closed fishing season in some areas.

13:15In the Litex Market in Quezon City, for example, fresh fish is rarely sold.

13:20It's unfortunate because it's hard to get fresh fish because of the typhoons.

13:24It's mostly frozen and imported.

13:26It's possible that additional 8,000 metric tons of fish will increase.

13:30Aside from the previous 30,000 metric tons that are slowly arriving in the country.

13:35We just want to assure that we won't have any problems later on.

13:39First, because of the closed fishing season.

13:41Second, because of the typhoons.

13:45There are losses in the production of fish.

13:49Some fishponds were damaged.

13:54Some boats were damaged.

13:56Some accessories were damaged.

13:58And it will take some time to recover.

14:00Aside from fish, according to the Department of Agriculture,

14:03they are also studying how to grow vegetables.

14:06There is no shortage of supply now, but the price is high.

14:09It's okay, but the price is high.

14:14Like carrots, eggplants, bitter gourd, and bell peppers.

14:21On top of vegetables, Letlet reduced the number of vegetables in the market to reduce costs.

14:27We don't sell vegetables anymore because it's expensive.

14:30Our priority is to get the vegetables from other vegetable producing areas and regions.

14:36If that would be enough to temper the prices.

14:40So we don't need to import anymore.

14:42But if there's a necessity to import, we will do that.

14:46For the GMA Integrated News, Bernadette Reyes, NAKATUTOK 24 HORAS.

14:53It's clear in the camera that fishing is prohibited in the country.

14:58But it's not completely clear in the law.

15:01There is a new mode that has been investigated by the Bureau of Immigration.

15:07Jonathan Andal, NAKATUTOK.

15:13The motion is approved.

15:15The House Committee on Games and Amusement approved the proposed laws that prohibit fishing.

15:21According to PAGCOR, there are already 27 fishing boats operating.

15:25But it's in the process of closing.

15:28According to DOLE, 30,000 Filipino fishing workers are affected.

15:32DOLE has a program for them.

15:34Like this job fair earlier and tomorrow in a mall in Pasay.

15:38It has more than 12,000 jobs for the former Filipino fishing workers.

15:4420,000 foreign fishing workers have already been downgraded from working to a tourist visa.

15:50According to the Bureau of Immigration, more than 10,000 of them have already left the Philippines.

15:55But a congressman has reported that there's a new mode.

16:00There's a new mode in the BI.

16:04It's called back-to-back racket.

16:07The Filipino fishing workers are also back-to-back when the papers are ready.

16:13Is that report true?

16:16We have to consult on this, Mr. Chair.

16:19Actually, this is the first time we came across that report.

16:23According to DOLE, they have already cancelled the 36,000 AEP or Alien Employment Permit for fishing.

16:30And if there are still any left, it is considered expired.

16:32If a fisherman wants to clarify,

16:35are the special class BPO, which are gaming companies, included in the Pogo ban?

16:42As mentioned, this is an emerging type.

16:46It's also offshore.

16:48But it's not like how Pogo is now.

16:54So, where do we draw the line?

16:58What will be banned?

17:00What will not be banned?

17:01So, I think, Mr. Chair, that's one of the things that should be clear.

17:06Now, the Panohalang Batas contra Pogo has been approved by the committee.

17:09Next, it will be brought to the plenary for debate and voting.

17:14For GMA Integrated News, Jonathan Andal, Katutok, 24 Hours.

17:19The Pinsalan left by the Pepito typhoon is wide in many places in Luzon.

17:25Like in Nueva Ecija, where there are many rivers,

17:29there are hectares of rice fields.

17:31While in Pangasinan, there are many houses submerged in the flood.

17:35From Kalasyao, Pangasinan, Katutok Live, CJ Torrida.

17:40CJ?

17:45Mel, because of the upcoming typhoon,

17:47the Binlag Central School here in the town of Kalasyao, Pangasinan,

17:52will be closed.

17:58The severance of the Pepito typhoon

18:01is still wide in many provinces in Luzon.

18:04The Philippine Area of Responsibility has already left,

18:07but until now, the hectares of rice fields in Nueva Ecija are still submerged in the flood,

18:12until today.

18:14It is a big concern for farmers on how to recover.

18:19The farmers here in Barangay Kaanawan in San Jose City

18:22are trying their best to save their crops,

18:25even though they are still submerged in the heavy flood.

18:29The heavy flow of water continues.

18:32This house is still submerged in the water.

18:35In other houses, the flood has already reached.

18:37Residents have started to clean the thick mud.

18:41This house, which is already flooded,

18:44was destroyed.

18:45The concrete portion of the electricity was also destroyed,

18:48so the supply was cut off immediately.

18:50According to the DPWH,

18:52the flood gave the strength of the water from the mountain,

18:56the village of Ulang Dulot of Pepito Typhoon.

18:59The Cagayan River is still flowing.

19:02On the side of Buntun Bridge in Tuguegarao,

19:05the water level is still high.

19:08Until now, the water level is still high.

19:11The result, there are still barangays that are submerged in the flood.

19:15Barangay Centro Jess is also one of them.

19:17The water level is still above the house.

19:19Almost 1,000 individuals are in the evacuation centers.

19:23It's in the low-lying area, ma'am.

19:25It's above the house, ma'am.

19:27You can't see it.

19:28That's the situation right now in our area.

19:32It's also possible that the water level is still high.

19:36The result, there are still barangays that are submerged in the flood.

19:40It's also high in the house of Enrile,

19:42that's why the Philippine Red Cross needed to use a truck

19:45to bring help.

19:47The water also reached the roof of the village of Ilagan in Isabela.

19:51That's why some residents are still on the second floor of the house.

19:56There are also people using boats and crossing the roof.

20:00As of now, there are still 1,000 people staying in the evacuation centers.

20:05Almost 500 nebulizers are spreading to the affected residents

20:09who are suffering from hiccups.

20:11Some of the residents of Santa Barbara, Pangasinan, are also crossing.

20:15The level of the Sinucalan River has reached the critical level.

20:19It's deep inside our house, up to the hip.

20:22But when it's outside, it's up to the waist.

20:25From the end, it's up to the navel.

20:27The city of Dagupan is also on alert.

20:29If the Pantal River floods, the Sinucalan River will collapse.

20:33In Calaciao, some houses are still submerged in the flood.

20:37It's hard to avoid it because our drainage system is always like this.

20:41It doesn't work anymore because it's higher.

20:44It's like they're making it higher than our drainage system.

20:47The MDR-RMO continues to monitor

20:50if a forced evacuation needs to be carried out.

20:58The Barangay Council continues to coordinate with the local government

21:02to find a long-term solution to the flood problem here in Paaralan.

21:07Mel?

21:08Thank you very much, CJ Torrida.

21:15My fellow countrymen, are your jackets, jackets, and other equipment ready?

21:20It's already out because the onset of the Northeast Monsoon,

21:25or Amihan Season, has been officially declared.

21:29The Northeast Monsoon will bring dry and cold winds in some parts of the country.

21:34The weather will be even colder in the coming weeks.

21:38If we compare it to the past 100 years,

21:40the longest onset of Amihan has been recorded as 2024.

21:45Since 2018, the start of Amihan has been declared twice in November.

21:51Compared to the past, Amihan will only bring light rain

21:54that will have an effect on the extreme northern zone.

21:57Aside from that,

21:58the Shire Line and Easter Lease are also in place to bring rain to other parts of the country.

22:02According to Metro Weather,

22:03tomorrow morning, there will be rain in Mimaropa.

22:06It will continue until the afternoon,

22:08where some parts of the Bicol Region will also be flooded.

22:11From the afternoon to the evening, there will be rain in Batanes.

22:14Be careful in places that have been flooded by the typhoon

22:17because it is possible that the landslide will cause the land to be submerged in water for a long time.

22:22In Visayas, there will also be rain.

22:24Also early in the morning in Eastern Visayas, Aklan and Siquijor.

22:27It will decrease by the end of the afternoon.

22:29Also early in the morning,

22:31some places in Mindanao such as Davao Region, Sulu Archipelago, and Caraga.

22:35Rain will continue in Caraga until the afternoon,

22:38as well as in Zamboaga Peninsula and Soxargen.

22:41Here in Metro Manila,

22:42the chance of rain will be low,

22:44but don't forget to bring an umbrella because it is possible for localized thunderstorms.

22:55In the vastness of what can be reached in one click,

22:58the content on social media platforms is left to the left and right.

23:03Although some are far from providing the right information,

23:07there are still many victims of fake content online

23:11that sometimes ruins lives.

23:15How can we avoid being a victim of this?

23:19How can we avoid being a victim of this?

23:23This is what Ma'am Gonzales, one of us, is talking about in Panata vs. Fake News.

23:49Do you know which one is true and which one is fake?

23:54In the survey of SWS,

23:5651% of Filipinos said they have a hard time determining which one is fake news.

24:01What if the posts that went viral and ruined a person's life are not true?

24:08And what if you are the next victim?

24:14This is what happened to actor Simon Confiado.

24:17According to a content creator on Facebook,

24:19he saw the actor in a grocery store.

24:23Mon saw him and beat him up.

24:26Even the cashier shouted at Mon.

24:28And the actor almost didn't pay for the chocolate bars he got.

24:32The post went viral, but all that was on it were fake.

24:36And it really didn't happen.

24:38When Mon confronted the person who posted it,

24:41he said it was just a joke.

24:43A copy-pasta or a copy-paste of a funny post

24:47is not a joke to the reader.

24:49The post was still there,

24:51and it even posted that I was being insulted

24:56by Filipinos who don't know how to accept a 10-year-old joke.

25:01There's no fear that your name and picture will be used without permission

25:06to drag you into an unpleasant situation.

25:12On August 12, Mon filed a cyber-libel complaint

25:15against the content creator.

25:17You will say a story that is not true, that is negative,

25:21and when you read it, you will say it's a joke.

25:24So I said, I think what's happening on social media is not right.

25:28And those fake news are really spreading.

25:32The content creator asked for a dispense.

25:35His social media account is now deactivated.

25:39Even though the chief of the Philippine National Police

25:42became a victim of fake news,

25:44the blog spread on social media

25:46that said that the former PNP Chief General Benjamin Acorda Jr.

25:50and AFP Chief of Staff General Romeo Browner Jr.

25:53were planning a destabilization of the government

25:56and that President Bobong Marcos was being investigated.

26:00But the video was fake

26:02and Acorda blamed the man who spread it.

26:05From January 1 to August 8,

26:07almost 3,800 complaints were received

26:10by the PNP Anti-Cybercrime Group

26:12that is involved in fake news.

26:16The case, the police said,

26:18there is no particular law that imposes punishment

26:21for spreading fake news.

26:22Although it may be more clear than the current law,

26:26like the Anti-Cybercrime Law that imposes a cyber-libel.

26:29It's a bit challenging because we know that social media,

26:33especially Facebook, is not in the Philippines.

26:36The law that imposes here is the U.S. law.

26:39So when it comes to cyber-libel or libelous comments,

26:42it is not honored by Facebook.

26:44The best thing to do there,

26:46we always advise the victims,

26:48is to report more so that Facebook will notice.

26:53According to the Anti-Disinformation Advocate,

26:55Atty. Jan Jacob,

26:56be careful and be vigilant in what you share online.

27:00You may also be responsible for spreading fake news

27:04even if you are not the original source.

27:28Whatever you post on the internet,

27:30it's permanent.

27:32You can save or screenshot it.

27:34And the joke you thought,

27:35may have a negative impact.

27:38So remember,

27:56For GMA Integrated News,

27:57Mab Gonzales,

27:5824 Hours.

28:02A part of Cubao, in Quezon City,

28:04was hijacked by the MMDA

28:07to make sure that there are no vehicles on the road.

28:12But there are still some that were seen,

28:14were seen,

28:15and were hit by a vehicle.

28:17So how about those who will use alternative roads

28:21for the Christmas rush?

28:23Oscar Oida is on it.

28:28There is no doubt that the vehicles that were seen

28:31were parked here in Endomingo,

28:34part of Cubao, in Quezon City,

28:36by the MMDA's vehicles this afternoon.

28:39These vehicles were ticketed for a fine of P1,000.

28:44In Endomingo,

28:45some vehicles were also ticketed

28:48parked in front of a pet shop.

28:51They were parked on the same bench.

28:54This one was completely towed.

28:57On Gilmore Street,

28:59this vehicle was also towed

29:01and left behind by a motorcycle

29:03on a truck in the area.

29:05On F. Manalo,

29:07in San Juan,

29:08tricycles and motorcycles were unattended.

29:15Some were still chasing,

29:16but they were all caught.

29:18No, because we were up there.

29:22I was just being chased.

29:23It was already towed.

29:24We can't go down.

29:26You are not allowed to park on the bench.

29:28Is that a motorcycle?

29:29Yes.

29:30Flat rate P1,000,

29:31plus the violation ticket of P2,000.

29:33Earlier this morning,

29:35the MMDA first parked

29:37the Tandang Sora Avenue in Quezon City,

29:39where the vehicles were also caught

29:42on the roadside.

29:44Along with the places that were parked

29:46by the MMDA this afternoon,

29:48the living lanes

29:50that will serve as alternative routes

29:52are now approaching the Christmas Rush.

29:55Well, it's very crucial.

29:56We know that the living lanes

29:58were created to serve as an alternate route

30:00for motorists or our countrymen

30:02who are trying to avoid

30:04heavy traffic.

30:07Let's say, for example,

30:08in C5, EDSA,

30:10Quezon Avenue.

30:12The solution to heavy traffic

30:15will be implemented by the Adjusted Mall Hour

30:17in Metro Manila,

30:18which started this Monday.

30:20Depending on the mall,

30:22some will open at 11 a.m.

30:24and close at 10 p.m. or 11 p.m.

30:28And as Christmas approaches,

30:30some will open until 12 p.m.

30:33Yesterday,

30:34around 10 p.m.

30:36EDSA followed us.

30:38We can see that the traffic is still manageable.

30:42Our enforcers are visible.

30:44And the traffic is still moving.

30:47MMDA reminds the public

30:49to plan the family's walk carefully.

30:52And if possible,

30:54use the same vehicle

30:56if you're going to the same destination.

30:59For GMA Integrated News,

31:02Oscar Oida,

31:0324 Hours.

31:06At the same time as Bonifacio Day,

31:08some important parts of the history of the Philippines

31:11will be visited by an art gallery.

31:14That includes the so-called last cell of the Katipunan

31:17and the sculpture carved by Gato Serizal.

31:21Oscar Oida is watching.

31:27This is probably one of the most important works in the country.

31:32Josephine Sleeping is famous.

31:34Gato Serizal sculpted this while he was in exile in the Philippines.

31:39His model is Josephine Bracken,

31:43while he is sleeping.

31:46It does not only represent the last love of Jose Serizal with Josephine Bracken.

31:51This is also an art that he made out of love.

31:58The form of the sculpture is very beautiful.

32:03And then the folds of the pillow.

32:06You can really see that Jose Serizal

32:10had a formal training in sculpture.

32:14His colleagues, Ulan Luna, Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo,

32:19in Spain, and all the Benure brothers.

32:22He really learned.

32:26This is probably the last work of Serizal before he died.

32:30It will be exhibited at the Leon Gallery in Makati

32:34for the initial bidding price of 5 million pesos.

32:37The descendants of Jose Serizal are the ones who will sell it.

32:42These are the grandchildren of Jose Serizal.

32:46Jose Serizal is one of his siblings.

32:50And they are the ones who inherited the sculptures.

32:55The ones we sold in the past.

32:57This is what they hid.

32:58In their opinion, this is the most important sculpture

33:02that is still in their hands.

33:03Whoever will end up with this piece

33:06will have what will inarguably be

33:08one of the most important art pieces in this country.

33:13This is it.

33:15At the same time as the opening of Gat Andres Bonifacio's gallery on November 30,

33:19the so-called last seal of the collection will be inaugurated,

33:24which was used to establish the important documents of the association.

33:29The opening bid for the last seal is worth 1.5 million pesos.

33:35Bonifacio Bust will also be auctioned on Bonifacio Day

33:39by the national artist Guillermo Tolentino.

33:43For GMA Integrated News,

33:45Oscar Oida,

33:46tuned 24 hours.

33:50It's another win for our queen.

33:53Because she is known as the actress of the year of a magazine,

33:57Capuso Primetime Queen Marian Rivera.

34:00She also has a message in the ranking of the movie

34:04of Alden Richards and Catherine Bernardo.

34:07Let's talk to Nelson Canlas.

34:12Glowing like a goddess,

34:14the only woman named by Esquire Philippines

34:17in their Man and His Best Heroes and Mavericks 2024 last night.

34:23Capuso Primetime Queen Marian Rivera,

34:26known as the Best Actress of the Year

34:28because of her outstanding performance in the movie Balota

34:32and Box Office Hit Rewind.

34:34I'm very proud because I know this award is regarding Balota.

34:39So, thank you very much to the judges

34:43and they considered me for this award.

34:46Congratulations to Yan Yan,

34:49Alden Richards and Catherine Bernardo

34:52because of Hello Love Again,

34:54a win in the box office.

34:56This is a good sign that the industry of movies in the Philippines is alive again.

35:03Congratulations to them.

35:04As I said, after Balota,

35:06I'm happy because this is the momentum of people

35:09who really support Filipino movies.

35:11I hope Filipinos will continue to support our country.

35:15Some inspirational personalities also excelled in their respective fields.

35:20Esquire named them in the sports field.

35:23For example,

35:242024 Double Olympic Gold Medalist Carlos Yulo was recognized

35:29as the Athlete of the Year.

35:31I also didn't expect this to happen in my life.

35:35I'm just very thankful and grateful.

35:38This is all from the Lord.

35:40The blessings that He gave me are amazing.

35:44If Carlos wore a cropped shirt,

35:48he wore a cropped jacket in receiving his award.

35:52P-POP Kings SB19 was recognized as the Entertainer of the Year.

35:59Nelson Canlas updated on Shoebiz Happenings.

36:03Hello Success!

36:05It's really the next achievement of the blockbuster hit film,

36:09Hello Love Again.

36:11Aside from the record as the highest first day grossing local film,

36:15it also became the history of the film

36:17after it earned Php 131 million in a single day last Saturday.

36:23As of November 18,

36:25the gross of Star Cinema and GMA Pictures

36:30grossed Php 566 million in the Philippines.

36:35Part of that will go to those who were affected by the Pipito Earthquake.

36:39Good news for the global Filipinos.

36:42Because of the addition of more than 1,000 cinemas worldwide,

36:46the film will be shown in Singapore and Malaysia this November 28.

36:51For now, Hello America!

36:53Its stars are Alden Richards and Kathleen Bernardo.

36:56They touched down LA for the promotion of their movie

37:00and for the Asian World Film Festival

37:03where the closing film, Hello Love Again,

37:06entered the top 10 of the US box office

37:09and has the highest opening for a Filipino film there.

37:16We're just very happy with the performance of the film internationally

37:20and we're just surprised and so very blessed

37:24with the achievements that we're able to accomplish with this film.

37:28So, thank you very much.

37:30We're very, very proud of course

37:32and this is a first for us as well attending the AWFF.

37:37So, the amount of support we've been getting is really, really overwhelming.

37:43When we go to the awarding tomorrow,

37:45as Filipinos, we're proud that we were a part of that kind of event.

37:49It's an honor.

37:54And that's my chica this Tuesday night,

37:56in the name of Ia Arrellano.

37:58I am Aubrey Carampel.

38:00Miss Mel, Emil.

38:04Thank you Aubrey.

38:05Thanks Aubrey.

38:06And for the news this Tuesday,

38:08Kapuso, it's been 36 days,

38:10it's already Christmas.

38:11I am Mel Tiangco for a bigger mission.

38:14For a broader service to the country,

38:17I am Emil Sumangin.

38:18From GMA Integrated News, the news authority of Filipinos,

38:22we learned 24 hours.

38:36I am Emil Sumangin.

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