State of the Nation: (Part 2 & 3) Nag-Haka sa Dinagyang; G! sa Mt. Balingkilat; Atbp.

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00:00In this video, you will hear the chanting in the traditional Haka of Maori youth performers.

00:23Haka is a traditional war dance performed by Maori youth in New Zealand

00:28through powerful voices and powerful movements.

00:32It is also performed as a greeting to visitors,

00:37to show respect to the deceased and to pay homage to their ancestors.

00:46During the three decades of the upheaval in the Democratic Republic of Congo in Africa,

00:50the city of Goma was besieged by a rebellious group.

00:54Armed rebellions broke out in the center of the city, in eastern Congo.

01:00Some boats were found, but there is no data yet.

01:03According to reports, the M23 group, supported by the country of Rwanda,

01:08is supported by soldiers and pro-government militia.

01:12Some residents witnessed the shooting on the outskirts of Goma,

01:16which was already held by the rebels.

01:18Thousands of inmates were jailed in the main prison of the city.

01:24There was also tension in the outskirts of Kinhasa.

01:27Some embassies and compounds of the United Nations

01:31were attacked by those who condemned the violence in Goma.

01:39Not only Filipinos, but also foreigners,

01:42climbed a mountain in Zambales.

01:45After this ascent, you can enjoy the view of the Sasak Cove.

01:49Let's go there with Ian Cruz.

01:54The Mount Balikilat is considered the most-hiked mountain in Zambales.

01:59Even foreigners can climb it,

02:02like the Japanese, Heita Motomura, who has been exploring the Philippines for five years.

02:09It gets really steep here.

02:12It's worth it even if it's challenging to climb.

02:21Motomura is from Cebu, but he had to leave Manila when the typhoon Odette hit.

02:28That's when he decided to climb the mountain on the recommendation of his friend.

02:33He will not regret the 4 to 6-hour hike

02:38because this is the view he will enjoy from the top of Mount Balikilat.

02:44I like to hike the mountain where you can see the combination of beautiful mountain ridges and the ocean.

02:50That's kind of really perfect to me.

02:52And then there's a note, 4-3 on the top.

02:54You can have a 26-feet view.

03:01And going down the mountain.

03:04It's tiring to bathe in the Sasak Cove.

03:10For Heita, there are many beautiful mountains in the Philippines that are really breathtaking,

03:16like the ones he has already climbed.

03:32Ian Cruz reporting for GMA Integrated News.

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