Balitanghali: (Part 3) March 31, 2025

GMA Integrated News

-PHIVOLCS: Mahigit 33,000, tinatayang masasawi kapag tumama ang magnitude 7.2 na "The Big One" sa Pilipinas/ Regular na earthquake drills at inspeksyon sa mga infrastructure, kabilang sa mga paghahanda sa "The Big One"/ PHIVOLCS: Magnitude 8.2 na lindol na mas malakas pa sa "The Big One," posible ring yumanig sa Pilipinas / PHIVOLCS: "Shake, Drop, and Road" ang dapat gawin kung nasa baybaying-dagat kapag may lindol/ PHIVOLCS: Paghahanda, pinakamainam na aksyon sa mga lindol o tsunami   -Lalaki, arestado matapos pagbantaan umano ang dating nobya na ikakalat ang malalaswang larawan at video   Balitanghali is the daily noontime newscast of GTV anchored by Raffy Tima and Connie Sison. It airs Mondays to Fridays at 11:00 AM (PHL Time). For more videos from Balitanghali, visit http://www.gmanews.tv/balitanghali.  #GMAIntegratedNews #GMANetwork #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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00:00The magnitude 7.7 earthquake in Myanmar hit hard this Friday.

00:10How well is the Philippines prepared for the big one, which is expected to have a magnitude 7.2?

00:17This is Ma'am Gonzalez's breaking news.

00:20If this is how the magnitude 7.7 earthquake hit Myanmar, what if the big one hits the Philippines?

00:33This is the magnitude 7.2 earthquake in West Valley Fault, which could hit Metro Manila and nearby provinces.

00:41According to PHIVOX, it is estimated that 50,000 people will die if the time comes.

00:46The big one in CR, the expected ground shaking in Metro Manila is intensity 8.

00:53And also, we expect residential buildings, around 12 to 13 percent would sustain heavy damage.

01:0510 to 30 storey buildings, around 11 percent heavy damage, and then 30 to 60 storey buildings, 2 percent.

01:14And expected casualty would be around 33,500.

01:19And injured, around 100,000.

01:23And then additional deaths by fire, around 18,000.

01:27The people are having a hard time standing.

01:30That's why the Department of Transportation is continuing inspections and retrofitting the infrastructure as part of the preparation for the big one.

01:38There are also regular earthquake drills so that we can plan ahead and not panic if an earthquake strikes.

01:45Of course, the cover and hold will be there.

01:47Then it will go to the nearest evacuation center.

01:52Stay away from buildings or debris that can fall.

01:57Don't leave your belongings.

01:58But to be honest, the big one is not the biggest one yet.

02:03Because there is a stronger earthquake that could hit the country.

02:07We have higher earthquake generators, active faults, that are capable of generating higher magnitude earthquakes.

02:15For example, in Gabaldon, the Philippine Fault, we expect a magnitude 7.9 earthquake.

02:22The Philippine Trench, it will affect Eastern Samar and it can produce 8 to 9 meter tsunami waves.

02:30The Manila Trench, it's also capable of generating a magnitude 8.2 earthquake.

02:36In history, the magnitude 8.1 earthquake in Cotabato was one of the most famous in 1976.

02:438,000 people died and that was, again, it produced a tsunami.

02:49And it happened past midnight, so maybe there was still a lot of sleep.

02:53And the tsunami wave arrived in just five minutes, so our countrymen were not evacuated immediately.

03:02For those who live by the sea, drop, shake, and roar should be their concern.

03:07If you can feel a shaking that you can't get up, and then if you discover that there is a,

03:12or if you can notice that there is a sudden drop of sea level,

03:17and there is a roaring sound or a rumbling voice coming from the sea,

03:21then you have to evacuate immediately to a higher place because it could be a tsunami.

03:27In the end, we must always be prepared, especially the houses and houses that we are building.

03:33The earthquake was not fatal.

03:36It's the collapse of human-built structures such as buildings, walls, and bridges that make living.

03:44So we really have to make sure that we follow the building code.

03:47Earthquakes are random events and they cannot be predicted.

03:50So again, I will reiterate, the best course of action is always preparedness.

03:55Mav Gonzalez reporting for GMA Integrated News.

04:01This is the GMA Regional TV News.

04:06Hot news from Visayas and Mindanao brought by GMA Regional TV.

04:11A man was arrested in Iligan City after he complained about his ex-girlfriend.

04:16Cecil, what was the complaint?

04:18The man posted a video and a photo of his ex-girlfriend on the internet if they don't see each other.

04:26According to the victim, before the meet-up,

04:29several pictures of the suspect were uploaded on social media as a threat.

04:34When he was arrested, he was able to get the evidence on his cell phone.

04:38He has no statement.

04:40The suspect will be faced with multiple complaints.

04:44This is the GMA Regional TV News.

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