24 Oras Weekend Express: March 23, 2025 [HD]

GMA Integrated News

Narito ang mga balitang ating tinutukan ngayong Linggo, March 23, 2025:  -Nanay na ibinenta online ang 3-anyos na anak sa halagang P30,000, arestado -Trapiko sa NLEX Northbound, posibleng bumigat bukas dahil sa temporary closure para sa repair ng Marilao Interchange Bridge -3-day transport strike ng Manibela, kasado na simula bukas; Pasang Masda at ilang tsuper, hindi lalahok -Pres. Marcos, 11 kandidato lang ang ipinakilala sa mga magkasunod na campaign rally ng Alyansa para sa Bagong PIlipinas -PH Embassy sa Lebanon, pinayuhan ang mga Pilipino na umiwas sa Southern Lebanon dahil sa air strike - 2 ang sugatan sa pamamaril ng isang lalaki sa Tondo, Maynila -Pagtatanim ng kawayan, pandagdag-kita at malaki rin ang tulong sa climate change -Ilang establisyemento at landmark, nakiisa sa Earth Hour kagabi -Problema at pagtugon sa kalidad ng pagtulog ng mga Pinoy, sasaliksikin ng mga eksperto -Senatorial candidates, tuloy-tuloy ang pag-iikot para ilatag ang kanilang plataporma -Sparkle artists, lumahok sa 3-day workshop ng Anak TV -Unang public appearance ni Pope Francis sa bintana ng ospital, inaabangan; Santo Papa, madi-discharge ngayong araw -Prosekusyon at depensa sa crimes against humanity case ni FPRRD, pinagsusumite ng ICC ng detalye at dokumento bago ang confirmation of charges hearing - 19 sinagip sa lumubog na bangkang pangisda; bangka, wala umanong dokumento para magsakay ng mga pasahero -Mga suspek sa pamamaril kung saan tatlo ang patay at pito ang sugatan, patuloy na tinutugis -Kauna-unahang Philippine Eagle na documented ang unassisted natural hatching, ipinagdiriwang ang kanyang ikalawang buwan -Mahigit 3,000 trabaho abroad, alok ngayong Int'l Women's Month; mga babaeng manggagawa sa cruise ships, in-demand -Gabbi Garcia, nagulat sa anunsyong house guest siya ni kuya sa PBB Celebrity Collab Edition  24 Oras Weekend is GMA Network’s flagship newscast, anchored by Ivan Mayrina and Pia Arcangel. It airs on GMA-7, Saturdays and Sundays at 5:30 PM (PHL Time). For more videos from 24 Oras Weekend, visit  http://www.gmanews.tv/24orasweekend.  #GMAIntegratedNews #GMANetwork #KapusoStream #KapusoStream  Breaking news and stories from the Philippines and abroad: GMA Integrated News Portal: http://www.gmanews.tv Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/gmanews TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@gmanews Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/gmanews Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/gmanews   GMA Network Kapuso programs on GMA Pinoy TV: https://gmapinoytv.com/subscribe

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00:00This is the story of a man who sold his three-year-old daughter online for P30,000.

00:23The suspect explained that he committed the crime because he ran out of money.

00:29This is Beya Pinla, Exclusive.

00:35PNP Women and Children Protection Center arrested the 27-year-old mother who sold her three-year-old daughter online for P30,000.

00:49This is usually done online.

00:51That's why we have groups that are undercover to join the groups regarding baby selling.

01:01The suspect's daughter, who is expecting a child from Nueva Vizcaya, was tempted.

01:08He accepted the money in exchange for the child he sold to us.

01:14He thought he would become a future parent.

01:17The suspect's daughter was tempted.

01:19She was transferred by PNP WCPC to the care of the DSWD shelter.

01:26The suspect did not give a statement when he was jailed in Camp Kramek, Quezon City.

01:31But according to the police, he ran out of money and had a hard life.

01:36That's why he went home to sell his daughter.

01:40They think that the future of the child will be better if they give the money in exchange for the loan.

01:49The suspect is facing charges of violation of anti-human trafficking law.

01:54For GMA Integrated News, I'm Beya Pinla for 24 Hours.

02:00In addition to the incidents in Enlex Northbound,

02:03the traffic will be heavy again tomorrow due to the collapse of the interchange bridge in Marilao, Bulacan.

02:11Dano Tinkungko was there.

02:17Enlex Northbound was hit by heavy rain in the past few days due to the damaged bridge in Marilao.

02:24But today, the traffic is calm.

02:26Enlex was first talking to motorists to use alternative routes while the repair of the bridge continues.

02:35Now, Enlex is again worried about the possibility of heavy traffic there starting tomorrow

02:41because they will close the part of the Marilao Interchange Bridge Northbound

02:45starting at 1 p.m. tomorrow, March 24, until 11 p.m. on Friday, March 28,

02:51to complete the repair of the bridge.

02:55Two lanes will remain open.

02:57This is the leftmost and rightmost lane in Enlex Northbound.

03:01Zipper lanes in Enlex Southbound are also ready to be opened if necessary.

03:05According to Enlex, three horizontal metal bars are still being made to replace the tracks of the interchange bridge.

03:12It is estimated that it will be installed tomorrow night,

03:15but if it is finished earlier, it is possible that it will be completed earlier.

03:21We need to close additional lanes

03:24for the lifting of the horizontal metal bar that will be replaced in the damaged part.

03:33So with that, we will be left with two lanes, the innermost lane and the rightmost lane.

03:41For GMA Integrated News, I'm Dan Ating Kun, for Tutok 24 Hours.

03:46Several schools and LGUs announced that there will be no entry tomorrow

03:50due to the three-day suspension of the Manibela Group.

03:53Some drivers and the Pasang Mazda Group will not go home.

03:57This is Jaime Santos.

04:02The three-day suspension of the Manibela Group will start tomorrow

04:06to protest the issues related to PUV modernization and consolidation.

04:11But the Pasang Mazda Group said that it will not go home.

04:15They said that the suspension will only be allowed to the public.

04:18The drivers of Project 6 Kalaw and Jeepney Drivers of Quezon Memorial Circle

04:23will still go home tomorrow.

04:25But they are against the fight of the Manibela Group.

04:29First of all, the units they are selling are expensive.

04:32And then, most of them,

04:34some of them have been damaged for two or three years.

04:39You're right.

04:40It's expensive.

04:41And then, the operators can't afford it.

04:44Some commuters are already thinking of discarding

04:47so that they won't be able to go home tomorrow.

04:49If I can't travel, I'll just call my neighbor.

04:54Because they won't let me in.

04:56Instead of wasting my time.

04:59I'll just stay at home.

05:02Several campuses announced the suspension of face-to-face classes tomorrow.

05:06Some of them will have online classes.

05:09Some LGUs, like Quezon City,

05:11will continue to deliver free buses to 8 routes in the city.

05:15According to Transportation Secretary Vince Dizon,

05:18the government will pass an additional bus in EDSA Busway.

05:22There's also an additional trend in MRT 3 and LRT 1 and 2.

05:27The MMDA will also provide free rides to affected routes.

05:31But the government is calling on the community

05:34because there are many people who are having a hard time commuting.

05:37They are asking the community not to stop.

05:39Instead, the community should talk to them.

05:42The LTFRB will also open tomorrow to talk to the Manibela group.

05:46I tried to reach out.

05:48The government is always open to dialogue.

05:52The DOTR and LTFRB also want to discuss this.

05:56If there's a problem, we can talk about it.

06:00If we can improve the policy,

06:03if there's an amendment, the agency will do it.

06:07For Jimmy Integrated News, Jaime Santos,

06:10for 24 Hours.

06:21In the campaign rally of the senatorial slate of the administration,

06:24Senator Aimee Marcos did not respond.

06:28And in the last two rallies,

06:30Senator Bongbong Marcos did not respond.

06:33The question is, has he fallen in favor of the alliance?

06:38The senator's answer to Jonathan Andal's question.

06:44In the campaign rally of the alliance for a new Philippines in Cavite

06:48the other day and in Laguna yesterday,

06:50neither did Senator Aimee Marcos and Congresswoman Camille Villar.

06:55At the same time,

06:56President Bongbong Marcos mentioned Villar in his speech,

06:59but not his sister, Senator Aimee.

07:02There are 12 candidates in the slate of the alliance,

07:05but last night...

07:06And let's not make this alliance of 10,

07:1011 people, 11 candidates,

07:13who are running as senators,

07:16who are part of the alliance.

07:18We are trying to get the group's statement

07:20in accordance with the President's statement.

07:22Before this, Aimee and Villar

07:24repeatedly arrested former President Rodrigo Duterte on March 11

07:29and filed a suit against him by the Marcos administration in the ICC.

07:32Both of them have been absent from the campaign rallies of the alliance since then,

07:36including the one in Tacloban on March 14.

07:39Senator Aimee said that she will not be able to attend the meeting

07:43because she will not be able to accept what was done to the former president,

07:46the senator's presidential sister,

07:48who is also an ally of Vice President Sara Duterte.

07:51The media asked the campaign manager of the alliance,

07:54Congressman Tobit Yanko,

07:55about the absence of both of them in the rallies.

07:58Are there any plans to drop Senator Aimee from the line-up of the alliance?

08:04And there are also speculations that Congressman Camille Villar

08:10will also be dropped from the slate.

08:12I think, like for Aimee,

08:14maybe she should be able to answer that question,

08:17not us.

08:19So far, the alliance has not been discussed,

08:22not even the nationalists regarding their future in the slate?

08:27No, no.

08:28Senator Aimee said that they have not talked to the president and Yanko.

08:32I don't know, I don't know, I haven't asked yet.

08:35You have not withdrawn from the alliance?

08:37No, no, no action taken.

08:38From the polls, I said that I'm independent

08:41because I feel like I'm hungry for something bad to happen

08:47and I don't want to be dragged into a fight.

08:50I'm afraid that the two sides will really clash.

08:53And it happened.

08:55She said that she is more confident now in hearing about the arrest of the former president.

08:59I know that I will be busy.

09:01It's hard to study international law.

09:03We are not that well-versed.

09:05Their system is different.

09:07And most importantly, let's not give up our sovereignty.

09:12GM Integrated News texted Representative Villar for his reaction

09:16and we are waiting for his reply.

09:18For GMA Integrated News, Jonathan Andal, Nakatutok, 24 Hours.

09:24Israel launched a new airstrike on Lebanon.

09:27According to Israel, it is a defense against the Lebanese rockets

09:31that were fired at their border.

09:34According to the Lebanese State News Agency,

09:36eight people were evacuated from different cities due to the airstrike.

09:40The Philippine Embassy in Lebanon urged the Filipinos to evacuate to their places.

09:45And if someone is injured and needs help,

09:47they can contact our embassy.

09:50Israel and Hamas also broke the ceasefire due to the airstrike in Gaza.

09:55A political leader of Hamas is at home.

09:58His wife is at home, according to pro-Hamas media.

10:01Israel has not yet made an official comment on this.

10:05A man in Tondo, Manila was shot twice.

10:08One of the victims was hit by a bullet.

10:12Nakatotok is Jamie Santos.

10:17This man has no escape from the authorities.

10:20He is one of the suspects in the shooting

10:22at Tagumpay Street, Tondo, Manila on Friday morning.

10:26The two victims are recovering.

10:28The female target of the suspects was hit in the neck and body

10:32and a man was shot in the right arm.

10:35The arrested suspect is the one in black in the CCTV footage

10:39at the scene of the crime.

10:41The man in black was arrested for driving a motorcycle.

10:46After the incident, the two were arrested by the CCTV.

10:52The driver fell down several times while trying to escape

10:56because he was chased by several residents.

10:58That's the reason why he was injured in his face.

11:02We found out that he cut his face in the hospital.

11:06When he came back home, he fell asleep.

11:11The motorcycle and the gun were recovered

11:14and were loaded with bullets that were used in the crime.

11:17The gunman was stabbed.

11:19The police believe that the motive of the shooting is related to drugs.

11:23The two suspects were previously involved in illegal drugs.

11:27It turns out that the victim was not able to remit to the suspects.

11:34The suspect doesn't know what the gunman will do to his friend.

11:40He asked me to go with him to his wife's house.

11:43He told me that he will call his wife.

11:45I didn't know that there was a gunshot.

11:48I was surprised that there was a direct shot.

11:51It hit my back.

11:53I was so scared.

11:55I fell down.

11:57We fell down, ma'am.

11:59He was released on March 18 because he got a gun.

12:03Now, he will face a complaint of frustrated murder

12:06and violation of the Comprehensive Firearms and Ammunition Regulation Act

12:10in relation to Omnibus Election Code.

12:13For JMAI Integrated News, Jaime Santos,

12:16for 24 Hours.

12:25Life is like a bamboo.

12:27It's tough but it will still stand.

12:31Bamboo also has benefits when it comes to sustainability

12:37and fighting climate change.

12:39That's what Katrina Sol is talking about.

12:46Waming Bamboo.

12:48Machicoo.

12:49Black Bamboo.

12:51These are just a few of the bamboo species

12:53that were shown to the 26 Learn and Earn from Bamboo Experts

12:58at Carolina Bamboo Garden in Sitio Tanza 2, Barangay San Jose, Antipolo City.

13:04It's now called Green Gold.

13:07It's no longer the poor man's timber.

13:10Because bamboo is all over the Philippines.

13:13If you really want to do something with your bamboo,

13:18you can buy it.

13:20The participants were explained the importance of bamboo

13:24and how it can be an alternative source of income.

13:28I still want to plant bamboo because of the climate change.

13:34It's always hot.

13:36It's too hot to mitigate the climate change.

13:39I think it's like grass.

13:41Because in the province, wherever it grows,

13:43now I know the importance.

13:45It's huge.

13:47According to a forester from the GENR,

13:50planting bamboo will help a lot,

13:53especially in the midst of the climate change.

13:58It has a huge role in carbon dioxide absorption.

14:03Let's plant a lot of bamboo.

14:05Bamboo can grow in many areas.

14:07We can help the environment.

14:10We can help mitigate climate change.

14:14We still have a lot of money in the future.

14:18For GMA Integrated News,

14:20Katrina Son,

14:2224 Hours.

14:25Some establishments and attractions were covered by darkness last night.

14:29This is a part of Earth Hour 2025.

14:32In the first year of this initiative for the environment,

14:35the lights went out from 8.30 to 9.30 last night, March 22.

14:41Together with the GMA Network headquarters,

14:45as well as several houses in Isabela,

14:48were also in the dark.

14:50Some international landmarks were also in the dark,

14:52such as Sydney Opera House in Australia

14:54and Tokyo Tower in Japan.

14:58Can you sleep soundly?

15:01According to experts,

15:03there is a problem with the quality of sleep of Filipinos.

15:06That's why they have studied

15:08how to wake everyone up from this sleeping problem.

15:12Here's Danating Hugo.

15:17Before, we were taught that 8 hours is the ideal length of sleep.

15:21But due to the many things to be done

15:23and different responsibilities every day,

15:25is it enough for Filipinos to sleep?

15:28About 6 hours?

15:30Of course, because of work and stress.

15:33Sometimes, 4 to 5 hours.

15:354 to 5 hours, do you think that's enough?

15:37No.

15:38Why?

15:39Because we use our time.

15:41I use my time at night.

15:42I travel a lot.

15:43Are they still able to sleep?

15:45What's the worst thing you remember?

15:48Street duty, 24 hours.

15:50Sleep deprivation, such as sleep apnea,

15:53or waking up early,

15:55can lead to problems and diseases.

15:57Problems in information processing, disruption,

16:00we have impaired memory,

16:02we forget things easily,

16:03we have reduced learning,

16:04especially in the children and teenagers.

16:07We become irritable.

16:08There's also poor immune function.

16:10People who have chronic sleep deprivation

16:12are prone to have diseases.

16:14And there's also increased pain perception,

16:17an increased risk for accidents and falls.

16:19It's somewhat of a superpower for humans,

16:22for all organisms, actually.

16:24It's our way of surviving.

16:26Without sleep, we die.

16:28A group of sleep medicine specialists

16:31woke up Filipinos to this problem.

16:33They are encouraging a wide range of studies

16:36on how to sleep in the Philippines

16:38that will be a guide for the recommendations

16:40of the police on the sleep health of the public,

16:43especially those on graveyard shifts

16:45or working at night.

16:47We don't have an answer for that.

16:49We rely on studies from the outside,

16:52from other nations.

16:54We're developing a protocol.

16:57We have been granted by our partners

17:01for that study.

17:03According to the group,

17:04there is no formal discussion

17:06between the Department of Health

17:07and the police on the issue of sleep health.

17:10The committee level in the Senate

17:12also agreed on the proposal

17:14of the Sleep Disorder Awareness

17:16and Education Program.

17:18To have a better sleep,

17:20according to the Centers for Disease Control

17:22and Prevention of America,

17:23some of the things you can do

17:25is try to sleep and wake up

17:27at the same time every day.

17:29Don't use electronics like cell phones

17:3130 minutes before going to sleep

17:33and exercise regularly

17:35and eat properly.

17:37For GMA Integrated News,

17:38I'm Dan Ating Kung,

17:39for 24 Hours.

17:4950 days before the election of 2025,

17:52the senatorial candidates

17:53will continue to run

17:54to lay down their platform.

17:56I'm Mav Gonzalez.

17:59Discounts on the Internet

18:00are what Senator Francis Tolentino

18:02is pushing for.

18:04The advocacy of Congressman Erwin Tulfo

18:06is a public service right now.

18:09Senator Benhur Avalos

18:10was forced to leave the country.

18:14Mayor Abby Binay promised

18:15free medicine for senior citizens.

18:19Senator Bong Revilla

18:20passed 300 laws.

18:24Protection of women

18:25was passed by Senator Pia Cayetano.

18:31Senator Ping Lackson

18:32will continue the fight against corruption.

18:36Senator Lito Lapid

18:37passed 100 laws.

18:41Free housing for the poor

18:43was promised by Manny Pacquiao.

18:46Tito Soto insisted

18:47that fake news should be fought.

18:51At the town hall meeting,

18:52Alin Andamo,

18:53Modi Floranda,

18:54Liza Maza,

18:55and Danilo Ramos were present.

18:57The price of food

18:58is what Bam Aquino is pushing for.

19:02Persons with Disabilities

19:03is what Senator Bong Go

19:04is fighting for.

19:07Senator Aimee Marcos

19:08turned a blind eye.

19:12Ariel Quirvin is pushing

19:13for the right of the transport sector.

19:16We will continue to follow

19:17the campaign of the running senators

19:19in the election of 2025.

19:21For GMA Integrated News,

19:23Mav Gonzales,

19:24for Tuto 24 Horas.

19:31Sparkle Artists were present

19:32at the 3-day workshop

19:33of ANAK-TV in Intramuros, Manila.

19:37There were also

19:38Gea Misha, Lee Victor,

19:39Sabrina Cuervo, Jordan Lim,

19:41Jordan Baldovino, Aljon Banayra,

19:44and Erica Laude.

19:46Tony GMA Vice President

19:48for Corporate Affairs

19:49and Communications,

19:50Angel Javier Cruz.

19:52The Sparkle Artists

19:53were with the youth

19:54from different schools.

19:56The workshop had the theme

19:57of Magic of Peace,

19:58where the personality,

20:00teamwork, communication,

20:02understanding,

20:03and listening skills

20:04of the participants

20:05can be developed.

20:08Maka Puso,

20:09you are watching

20:10live from Gemelli Hospital

20:11in Rome, Italy,

20:13where the first public appearance

20:14of Pope Francis

20:16after being hospitalized

20:18on February 14

20:19due to double pneumonia.

20:21It is expected

20:22that the Holy Father

20:23will give a blessing

20:24of the traditional

20:25Angelus Catholic Prayer

20:26from his window

20:27in the hospital.

20:29Today, he is also expected

20:30to be discharged

20:31from the hospital.

20:33According to the doctors,

20:34he needs to rest

20:35for two months

20:36in the Vatican.

20:38It was first said

20:39by a cardinal

20:40that the strength

20:41of Pope Francis

20:42is slowly recovering,

20:43but he should learn

20:44to speak again.

20:46This is because

20:47of the long-standing

20:48dependence of the Holy Father

20:49on high-flow oxygen.

20:51The cardinal also guessed

20:53the speculations

20:54that the Holy Father

20:55will retire

20:56or not be baptized.

21:11The International Criminal Court

21:13or ICC is preparing

21:14the prosecution and defense

21:15for the case of

21:16former President

21:17Rodrigo Duterte,

21:18Crimes Against Humanity,

21:19before the confirmation

21:20of charges in September.

21:23And from Dahig,

21:24in the Netherlands,

21:25we are live

21:26with Marie Luman.

21:31Ivan,

21:32in order to ensure

21:33that the process

21:34in the ICC

21:35will remain fair,

21:36the evidence

21:37that will be used

21:38against him

21:39will be informed

21:40and the process

21:41in the near future

21:42will be postponed

21:43by the pre-trial

21:44chamber one

21:45of the ICC

21:46in the same prosecution

21:47and defense.

21:48The disclosure of evidence

21:49will be based

21:50on the case

21:51of Crimes Against Humanity

21:53that the former

21:54President

21:55Rodrigo Duterte

21:56is facing

21:57in the International

21:58Criminal Court.

22:02Five months before

22:03the confirmation

22:04of charges hearing

22:05of the ICC

22:06for the case

22:07of Crimes Against Humanity

22:08of the former

22:09President

22:10Rodrigo Duterte

22:11in September 23,

22:12the court

22:13in the prosecution

22:14and defense

22:15in the case

22:16of the prosecutors

22:17need to give

22:18a complete detail

22:19about the amount

22:20and type of evidence

22:21that they will use

22:22including

22:23the transcript

22:24and translation

22:25of the documentary

22:26evidence

22:27and the timeline

22:28of the testimony

22:29of these people.

22:30Detailed also

22:31how many

22:32are their witnesses,

22:33if they will hide

22:34their identity

22:35and if their

22:36security will be

22:37guaranteed.

22:38The prosecution

22:39also needs to say

22:40if they want

22:41to continue

22:42the investigation

22:43of Duterte

22:44and if ever

22:45what is the effect

22:46of this

22:47in the court process.

22:48The prosecution

22:49needs to submit

22:50all of that

22:51in April 4.

22:52The defense

22:53has until April 11

22:54to give their

22:55observation

22:56up to the information

22:57that the prosecution

22:58will submit.

22:59Detailed also

23:00in the defense

23:01if they want

23:02to present

23:03their own

23:04evidence

23:05and witnesses

23:06if they also want

23:07to conduct

23:08their own investigation.

23:09Even if the registry

23:10is ordered

23:11by the court

23:12to submit

23:13their observation

23:14up to April 2

23:15prior to the participation

23:16of the victims.

23:17Even if the prosecution

23:18and defense

23:19have a comment

23:20on the observation

23:21of the registry,

23:22they can submit

23:23it to the court

23:24until April 11.

23:25Even though

23:26the former President

23:27Rodrigo Duterte

23:28is in jail,

23:29the elections

23:30in the Philippines

23:31will be held

23:32in May

23:33according to

23:34Vice President

23:35Sara Duterte.

23:36She's okay.

23:37She's just asking

23:38about the timelines

23:39because

23:40the election

23:41is just around the corner

23:42and she's asking

23:43what's happening

23:44in the campaign

23:45of the senators

23:46and she's asking

23:47how she can

23:48return

23:49because she also

23:50has an election

23:51in Davao City.

23:52The father

23:53can adjust

23:54no matter what.

23:55Doctors and

23:56nurses are also

23:57monitoring

23:58the blood sugar

23:59of the former

24:00President.

24:01The case

24:02is that

24:03he can't

24:04stop

24:05drinking

24:06because

24:07he's

24:08not

24:09able

24:10to

24:11stop

24:12drinking

24:13soft drinks.

24:14They also

24:15agreed to

24:16speak

24:17to the father

24:18about his

24:19health.

24:20The former

24:21President's

24:2280th birthday

24:23is on March

24:2428.

24:25But some

24:26already gave

24:27birthday cake

24:28and sent

24:29paintings for

24:30him.

24:31Some

24:32are also

24:33dropping

24:34letters for

24:35the former

24:36President

24:37in the

24:38past.

24:39The

24:40latest

24:41from

24:42the Hague

24:43Netherlands.

24:44Back to you

24:45Ivan.

24:46Thank you

24:47very much

24:48Marie Zumali.

24:4911 people

24:50were injured

24:51in the

24:52sinking

24:53of a

24:54boat

24:55in Davao

24:56City.

24:57There are

24:58also

24:59carambolas

25:00in Benguet

25:01and Quezon.

25:02These are

25:03the

25:04disgraces

25:05that

25:06Dano

25:07suffered.

25:08Fire

25:09is needed

25:10here.

25:11Parts

25:12of the

25:13vehicles

25:14were scattered

25:15because

25:16the

25:17carambola

25:18truck,

25:19van and

25:20bus were

25:21rumbling

25:22in Quezon

25:23this

25:24morning.

25:25According

25:26to the

25:27police,

25:28the

25:29truck

25:30from

25:31the

25:32lower

25:33part

25:34of the

25:35highway

25:36is

25:37now

25:38in

25:39danger.

25:40According

25:41to the

25:42bus driver,

25:43they are

25:44ready to

25:45talk about

25:46the

25:47damage.

25:48The

25:49driver of

25:50the

25:51van

25:52refused

25:53to

25:54give

25:55an

25:56explanation.

25:57The

25:58people

25:59who

26:00were

26:01involved

26:02in the

26:03accident

26:04were

26:05not

26:06able

26:07to

26:08give

26:09an

26:10explanation.

26:11According

26:12to the

26:13police,

26:14the

26:15driver of

26:16the

26:17van

26:18refused

26:19to

26:20give

26:21an

26:22explanation.

26:23According

26:24to the

26:25police,

26:26the

26:27driver of

26:28the

26:29van

26:30refused

26:31to

26:32give

26:33an

26:34explanation.

26:35According

26:36to the

26:37police,

26:38the

26:39driver of

26:40the

26:41van

26:42refused

26:43to

26:44give

26:45an

26:46explanation.

26:47According

26:48to the

26:49police,

26:50the

26:51driver of

26:52the

26:53van

26:54refused

26:55to

26:56give

26:57an

26:58explanation.

26:59According

27:00to the

27:01police,

27:02the

27:03driver of

27:04the

27:05van

27:06refused

27:07to

27:08give

27:09an

27:10explanation.

27:11According

27:12to the

27:13police,

27:14the

27:15driver of

27:16the

27:17van

27:18refused

27:19to

27:20give

27:21an

27:22explanation.

27:23According

27:24to the

27:25police,

27:26the

27:27driver of

27:28the

27:29van

27:30refused

27:31to

27:32give

27:33an

27:34explanation.

27:35According

27:36to the

27:37police,

27:38the

27:39driver of

27:40the

27:41van

27:42refused

27:43to

27:44give

27:45an

27:46explanation.

27:47According

27:48to the

27:49police,

27:50the

27:51driver of

27:52the

27:53van

27:54refused

27:55to

27:56give

27:57an

27:58explanation.

27:59According

28:00to the

28:01police,

28:02the

28:03driver of

28:04the

28:05van

28:06refused

28:07to

28:08give

28:09an

28:10explanation.

28:11According

28:12to the

28:13police,

28:14the

28:15driver of

28:16the

28:17van

28:18refused

28:19to

28:20give

28:21an

28:22explanation.

28:23According

28:24to the

28:25police,

28:26the

28:27driver of

28:28the

28:29van

28:30refused

28:31to

28:32give

28:33an

28:34explanation.

28:35According

28:36to the

28:37police,

28:38the

28:39driver of

28:40the

28:41van

28:42refused

28:43to

28:44give

28:45an

28:46explanation.

28:47According

28:48to the

28:49police,

28:50the

28:51driver of

28:52the

28:53van

28:54refused

28:55to

28:56give

28:57an

28:58explanation.

28:59According

29:00to the

29:01police,

29:02the

29:03driver of

29:04the

29:05van

29:06refused

29:07to

29:08give

29:09an

29:10explanation.

29:11According

29:12to the

29:13police,

29:14the

29:15driver of

29:16the

29:17van

29:18refused

29:19to

29:20give

29:21an

29:22explanation.

29:23According

29:24to the

29:25police,

29:26the

29:27driver of

29:28the

29:29van

29:30refused

29:31to

29:32give

29:33an

29:34explanation.

29:35According

29:36to the

29:37police,

29:38the

29:39driver of

29:40the

29:41van

29:42refused

29:43to

29:44give

29:45an

29:46explanation.

29:47According

29:48to the

29:49police,

29:50the

29:51driver of

29:52the

29:53van

29:54refused

29:55to

29:56give

29:57an

29:58explanation.

29:59According

30:00to the

30:01police,

30:02the

30:03driver of

30:04the

30:05van

30:06refused

30:07to

30:08give

30:09an

30:10explanation.

30:11According

30:12to the

30:13police,

30:14the

30:15driver of

30:16the

30:17van

30:18refused

30:19to

30:20give

30:21an

30:22explanation.

30:23According

30:24to the

30:25police,

30:26the

30:27driver of

30:28the

30:29van

30:30refused

30:31to

30:32give

30:33an

30:34explanation.

30:35According

30:36to the

30:37police,

30:38the

30:39driver of

30:40the

30:41van

30:42refused

30:43to

30:44give

30:45an

30:46explanation.

30:47According

30:48to the

30:49police,

30:50the

30:51driver of

30:52the

30:53van

30:54refused

30:55to

30:56give

30:57an

30:58explanation.

30:59According

31:00to the

31:01police,

31:02the

31:03driver of

31:04the

31:05van

31:06refused

31:07to

31:08give

31:09an

31:10explanation.

31:11According

31:12to the

31:13police,

31:14the

31:15driver of

31:16the

31:17van

31:18refused

31:19to

31:20give

31:21an

31:22explanation.

31:23According

31:24to the

31:25police,

31:26the

31:27driver of

31:28the

31:29van

31:30refused

31:31to

31:32give

31:33an

31:34explanation.

31:35According

31:36to the

31:37police,

31:38the

31:39driver of

31:40the

31:41van

31:42refused

31:43to

31:44give

31:45an

31:46explanation.

31:47According

31:48to the

31:49police,

31:50the

31:51driver of

31:52the

31:53van

31:54refused

31:55to

31:56give

31:57an

31:58explanation.

31:59According

32:00to the

32:01police,

32:02the

32:03driver of

32:04the

32:05van

32:06refused

32:07to

32:08give

32:09an

32:10explanation.

32:11According

32:12to the

32:13police,

32:14the

32:15driver of

32:16the

32:17van

32:18refused

32:19to

32:20give

32:21an

32:22explanation.

32:23According

32:24to the

32:25police,

32:26the

32:27driver of

32:28the

32:29van

32:30refused

32:31to

32:32give

32:33an

32:34explanation.

32:35According

32:36to the

32:37police,

32:38the

32:39driver of

32:40the

32:41van

32:42refused

32:43to

32:44give

32:45an

32:46explanation.

32:47According

32:48to the

32:49police,

32:50the

32:51driver of

32:52the

32:53van

32:54refused

32:55to

32:56give

32:57an

32:58explanation.

32:59According

33:00to the

33:01police,

33:02the

33:03driver of

33:04the

33:05van

33:06refused

33:07to

33:08give

33:09an

33:10explanation.

33:11According

33:12to the

33:13police,

33:14the

33:15driver of

33:16the

33:17van

33:18refused

33:19to

33:20give

33:21an

33:22explanation.

33:23According

33:24to the

33:25police,

33:26the

33:27driver of

33:28the

33:29van

33:30refused

33:31to

33:32give

33:33an

33:34explanation.

33:35According

33:36to the

33:37police,

33:38the

33:39driver of

33:40the

33:41van

33:42refused

33:43to

33:44give

33:45an

33:46explanation.

33:47According

33:48to the

33:49police,

33:50the

33:51driver of

33:52the

33:53van

33:54refused

33:55to

33:56give

33:57an

33:58explanation.

33:59According

34:00to the

34:01police,

34:02the

34:03driver of

34:04the

34:05van

34:06refused

34:07to

34:08give

34:09an

34:10explanation.

34:11According

34:12to the

34:13police,

34:14the

34:15driver of

34:16the

34:17van

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