State of the Nation Express: September 13, 2023 [HD]

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Narito ang mga balitang dapat n'yong malaman sa State of the Nation ngayong Miyerkules, September 13, 2023  -Hiling na taas-pasahe sa jeep, pagbibigyan daw ng LTFRB pero inaalam pa kung magkano -Bulacan Gov. Daniel Fernando, nahirapang magsalita sa isang event -Mga naghahanap ng online job, pinag-iingat sa Tasking Scam -PBBM, hinikayat ang mga negosyante sa Singapore na mamuhunan sa Maharlika Investment Fund -Testigo sa kaso ng minaltratong kasambahay, nakaligtas sa pamamaril -3 suspek sa pagbebenta ng specialized SIM cards, arestado -3 sugatan kasunod ng Magnitude 6.3 na lindol sa Calayan, Cagayan -Alden Richards at Julia Montes, overwhelmed sa positive feedback ng netizens sa scene drop ng "Five Breakups and a Romance" -Bahagi ng Legazpi St. sa Cebu City, bumigay  GMA Network, nangunguna pa rin sa Facebook at Tiktok For Kapuso abroad, subscribe to GMA Pinoy TV (http://www.gmapinoytv.com/) for GMA programs, including the full version of State of the Nation.  State of the Nation is a nightly newscast anchored by Atom Araullo and Maki Pulido. It airs Mondays to Fridays at 10:20 PM (PHL Time) on GTV. For more videos from State of the Nation, visit http://www.gmanews.tv/stateofthenation.

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00:00 Live from the GeoMay Network Center, this is "24 Horas."

00:06 Good evening, Paul Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao.

00:12 Governor Daniel Fernando was rushed to the hospital after a long discussion and it seems he was unable to speak during a meeting this Monday.

00:22 A video of what happened to the governor was captured and it's now viral on social media.

00:28 The provincial government released a medical bulletin in which it clarified what happened to Fernando.

00:35 Mark Salazar pointed out that.

00:37 Honorable Governor Daniel Fernando!

00:44 The surrounding area is happy to call for Governor Daniel Fernando to give a speech at an event in Bulacan Capital Gymnasium.

00:53 The event is divided into five parts.

00:57 First, the governor smiled to all those who came.

01:01 But it seems the governor was unable to speak properly.

01:20 [Groans]

01:32 Later, he was being signaled.

01:35 Vice Governor Alex Castro immediately approached him.

01:47 [Groans]

01:53 He was immediately sent away.

01:56 On social media, there were concerns that the governor might have been struck.

02:00 In an interview, the Bulacan Provincial Government said that the incident happened on Monday night.

02:06 They said that Fernando felt something strange.

02:10 But they did not detail what it was.

02:13 The Bulacan Provincial Public Affairs Office immediately brought Fernando to the hospital.

02:18 The Public Affairs Office also released the medical bulletin from his doctor.

02:23 It stated that the reason for Fernando's irregular movements is excessive fatigue and dehydration.

02:30 But Fernando is in good condition and he's in good health.

02:34 For GMA Integrated News, Mark Salazar, 24 Hours.

02:42 The Bulacan Governor Daniel Fernando was just tired and not struck, according to Vice Governor Alex Castro.

02:48 Castro said that when he approached the governor, it seemed that he was unable to speak properly,

02:53 Fernando just told him that he's tired.

02:56 He said that Fernando is taking a rest and that he's in good health.

03:00 Castro also said that the work of the Bulacan Provincial Government is still ongoing.

03:07 We gave him a break to rest.

03:10 He just needed a break to recover.

03:14 He's okay. He's about to be 55.

03:17 He just needs rest because he's overfatigued and he's overworked.

03:22 The town of Calayan in Cagayan was hit by a 6.3 magnitude earthquake.

03:30 Two children were hit by the earthquake.

03:35 One of the children was hit by debris.

03:37 He was hit by a Dano Tincungco.

03:40 The walls and walls of some houses and houses were broken after the earthquake hit the town of Cagayan.

03:49 The children were injured when the walls of their house in Barangay Centro 2 were broken.

03:56 The victims of the earthquake were lying in their rooms.

04:01 They were immediately taken to the hospital and now they are in good health.

04:05 A 17-year-old girl was also injured after she was hit by debris.

04:09 According to the PHEVOX, the earthquake was at a magnitude 6.3 and it was recorded in the center of Dalupiri Island in the town of Calayan in Cagayan.

04:18 The PHEVOX has recorded more than 100 aftershocks.

04:22 Because of the earthquake, BITAC saw Calayan High School.

04:27 The class is suspended in all schools in the town of Calayan for the inspection of the schools.

04:32 Governor Manuel Mamba also ordered the MDRRMO Cagayan to inspect other houses and structures.

04:40 The assessment of the LG with the M3MO is ongoing in the island barangays.

04:50 In the latest report of the Cagayan PDRRMO, 10 families were affected by the earthquake from various barangays while 58 individuals were evacuated.

05:00 The earthquake was also felt in Ilocos Norte but according to the PDRRMO, no one was injured or damaged in the area.

05:07 For GMA Integrated News, I went to Tutok, 24 hours.

05:13 Money has become a stone. That's what happened to a woman who instead of earning in exchange for her tasks or orders in applying for work online, she was fined thousands of pesos.

05:26 The modus alamin po in the Tutok of Mackie Pulido.

05:29 For those who want to work and earn, I'm John Alin from the Facebook post I saw about an online job.

05:40 Click the link. It went to a chat app. In the chat, someone talked to her and said that before she can get a job in their company, she has tasks to complete.

05:49 First, she has to sell items like clothes and slippers. But before that, she has to deposit or recharge P100.

05:57 John Alin was able to sell immediately and she also commissioned P30.

06:01 She also completed the second task of selling items and she also commissioned again.

06:07 After the two tasks, I withdrew P648.

06:14 After that, I referred to their manager to give me a bigger income that I didn't expect.

06:26 The bigger income they're talking about is VIP3 to become a full-time employee.

06:31 John Alin recharged P32,000 for the tasks.

06:37 She promised to withdraw P88,000 for the tasks.

06:41 But to get it, she has to pay P17,000.

06:45 Because it's already a trial, John Alin deposited it.

06:49 She told me that I can withdraw now.

06:51 When I withdrew, she gave me an incorrect password.

06:57 Even though my password is correct, I couldn't contact them because they locked me.

07:04 The worst part is that John Alin only borrowed P52,000 that she deposited in the digital wallet of the scammer.

07:11 I almost couldn't die.

07:14 I was already emotional.

07:17 Sometimes I think that I'm already crazy because I don't know how to solve this.

07:23 I thought that I can help but it turns out that our problem has gotten bigger.

07:30 According to PNP Anti-Cybercrime Group, it's called a tasking scam.

07:34 It's like the employment scam that started during the pandemic.

07:38 PNP Anti-Cybercrime Group received 523 employment scam cases from January to August 2023.

07:47 When we do the money trail, we will get a warrant from the court to disclose computer data for us to be able to get the identity of the suspect.

07:56 They always remind us that there is no investment, no real money that can be obtained in a short period of time.

08:04 If you have experienced a task or employment scam, you can contact PNP Anti-Cybercrime Group.

08:10 For JMA Integrated News, Mackie Pulido, Katuto 24 Hours.

08:16 Passengers are warned that a high-speed train will be running on the Jeep before the end of the year.

08:20 But it's not yet confirmed how much and when exactly it will run.

08:25 Raffi Tima is on the scene.

08:26 No one has heard of the high-speed train.

08:34 LTFRB is sure that they will give it.

08:37 The only question is when and how much?

08:40 It's hard to balance.

08:42 We don't understand that.

08:45 So we understand, we will consider the fare hike.

08:48 However, give us a little time to determine how much and when would be the appropriate time to impose the fare hike.

08:57 Last month, three transport groups requested five pesos for the high-speed train.

09:02 This is in line with the request for a temporary high-speed train while they are hearing their petition.

09:08 According to LTFRB, they need to wait for the National Economic Development Authority's study on how much it can increase and the related effects on the economy.

09:18 If the fare hike is like this, what will be the effect? How many percentage of inflation will it increase?

09:25 In the end, the families of the troopers will be the ones who will suffer if the price of everything they buy increases.

09:36 On September 26, the fare hike petition was heard.

09:38 If the study is to be followed for a month, the LTFRB may issue a decision after October or November.

09:46 It's a good thing that the petitioners are not accepting that they have not received a good income for several months from their families.

09:52 It's six months if the horse is dead.

09:55 It's not like that.

09:57 We know that this will have an effect.

09:59 But what is affecting now, did they see it?

10:03 The public transport sector is affected.

10:06 The fuel subsidy assistance that the LTFRB announced will be a big help starting today.

10:12 But until yesterday at 3 p.m., the operators' debit cards have not been accepted.

10:18 This is what our people have been waiting for a long time, especially the PUJ.

10:22 Because of the continuous increase of the oil product, especially our diesel, it's really hard for the driver.

10:31 But the LTFRB said that they will now enter the fund in the land bank for 50,000 beneficiaries.

10:37 It will be added in the next few days until the fund is filled for 1.6 million beneficiaries.

10:44 So far as the LTFRB is concerned, the money is already downloaded.

10:48 So it's already in the processing of the land bank.

10:51 How fast can they credit the money to the individual accounts of the operators?

10:57 We are asking the land bank to explain.

11:01 Last September, the LTFRB finally agreed to increase the price of public utility vehicles

11:07 because of the continuous increase of the price of the oil product.

11:11 The drivers now have the same reason for asking for a fair increase.

11:15 And they will not be far from asking for a higher price until the oil price also does not stop increasing.

11:22 For GMA Integrated News, Rafi Tima reporting for 24 Hours.

11:29 Despite the implementation of SIM registration law, scammers are still being successful according to DICT.

11:38 They are now transferring to messaging apps that do not require a SIM number and the sale of their registered SIMs.

11:47 This is what Tina Panganiban Perez is talking about.

11:54 Although the number of tech scams has decreased, the Department of Information and Communications Technology admitted

12:00 that scammers are still continuing despite the implementation of SIM registration law.

12:05 SIM cards are being used on these tech scams.

12:13 However, it still persists.

12:17 We are conducting a series of investigations and these investigations have actually led to the busting of several criminal syndicates

12:29 that have been operating within the country without the SIM card registration.

12:35 It's a bit difficult because they are anonymous.

12:40 One of the reasons for the continued scam is the transfer of scammers to messaging apps that do not require a SIM number

12:47 and the sale of their registered SIMs.

12:50 It is also said that the system of registering using peking ID or credentials is increasing.

12:57 It was proven by the NBI that it is better to register using peking ID that has a picture of a monkey.

13:05 In the next few months, we will be cleaning up those records together with the telcos.

13:14 What's important is to identify the techniques they are using to pre-register a lot of SIM cards.

13:30 The group of scam watch agrees that if the person receives a call or message with a doubt,

13:36 they should be wearing money or information, doubt, snub and report.

13:42 The real problem that we see is actually the lack of digital literacy and cyber hygiene of Filipinos.

13:51 For more information, please contact the DICT Hotline 1326 or the Facebook page of DICT-CICC or Cyber Crime Investigation and Coordinating Center.

14:01 The sooner you report, the easier for us to go after these perpetrators.

14:10 For GMA Integrated News, Tina Panganiban Perez, NKTTN 24 Hours.

14:17 One of the main enemies of the soldiers who were destined to be in Iungin Shoal for several months,

14:22 including in Pagasa Island, but they are also trying their best to fight the tension in the territory of the West Philippine Sea.

14:28 From Pagasa Island, Joseph Moran is live.

14:32 Joseph.

14:34 Emil, the dedication of the soldiers who were destined to sensitive camps like Pagasa Island

14:45 to protect the territories that we hold.

14:48 This is Pagasa Island, one of the shabby occupied areas of the Philippines in the Kalayaan Island Group.

14:57 In various places on the island, the names of the soldiers who were sent here to guard the area are engraved.

15:03 Along with the messages, "Defend us."

15:07 Ryan will add his name to the names of those who were destined here.

15:12 He came from a family of seamen, family men, and has three children.

15:15 Of course, they are proud. In our family, I was the only soldier.

15:19 In BRP Sierra Madres, he was the first one to be destined in Iungin Shoal in 2013.

15:24 He stayed there for seven months.

15:27 They were not replaced immediately because of the Chinese's blockade.

15:30 When I was deployed, my wife's name is Buntis.

15:34 She is also close to our five children.

15:36 You just fight against yourself. It's sad.

15:38 But you can overcome it.

15:41 In Pagasa, you can see the people around who are raising the Chinese ships.

15:45 From morning to night, every day.

15:47 So, to overcome the heavy responsibility here, they are trying to live a normal life.

15:53 They play basketball to pass the time or cut their hair.

15:57 Here in the heart of Pagasa Island, you don't need to ride a boat to see the China Coast Guard.

16:04 Today, there is one and next to it are fishing vessels.

16:09 We count around nine or eight.

16:11 They are the daily reminders to the residents and soldiers who are destined here in the island

16:19 that even if they are poor and their life is simple, there is tension around them.

16:25 Why did the Joint Task Force Unit Commander, Lieutenant Commander Romel Jonela of the Philippine Navy,

16:30 have to do this?

16:32 This is always the Philippine Sea. I can say that this is a sensitive post.

16:36 We are providing security for national sovereignty.

16:39 Not only here in Pagasa, but to the other Philippine-held features.

16:44 From the air, you can see the China Coast Guard in three cases

16:48 where the Filipinos usually fish but they are having a hard time getting there now.

16:53 This is a reminder of the mission of the soldiers in our territory.

16:57 Ryan is dreaming for his three sons to be soldiers too.

17:03 It's a great feeling to have a soldier in our country.

17:08 This is a proof that the mission of the soldiers here is a mission of more than one generation.

17:14 We are asking the residents of Pagasa Island to send their regards to them.

17:27 Thank you very much, Joseph Morong.

17:32 Three suspects in Las Piñas Cote were involved in selling pre-registered SIM cards.

17:39 According to the NBI, the SIM cards that were confiscated were different from the ones used in online fraud.

17:46 John Consulta was involved.

17:48 On the road in Las Piñas City, the two men who were arrested by the NBI Cyber Crime Division

17:59 were the first to sell more than 1,000 pre-registered SIM cards.

18:02 A woman who was also selling more than 100 pre-registered SIM cards was also arrested by the Police Operations Department.

18:14 The NBI investigated and found that the SIM cards they were using were different from the ones they were using.

18:20 There is what we call a specialized SIM card that exists.

18:26 They are already pre-registered.

18:29 And what we found out, in their fields, the entries are blank.

18:35 There is no content.

18:37 But the SIM card is registered.

18:39 You can put any name you want because the word list is not filtered.

18:44 So even if you put AAA, JJJ, you can put it there.

18:48 Without undergoing the process of registration like facial recognition.

18:53 This was signed by one of the suspects who is an exclusive partner of GMA Integrated Dukes.

18:58 The info can be changed.

19:02 According to the NBI, it is very dangerous to sell specialized SIM cards.

19:07 Because aside from having multiple owners,

19:11 it can also delete the contents of all the information in the SIM card three times even if it is already registered.

19:21 It is also illegal if the scammer has it in his hands.

19:25 It's actually highly dangerous in the sense that the upsurge of our pandemic-like online scam,

19:31 we feel, as I said in the Senate, based on our data, it increased by 200 percent.

19:38 The question now is how can these be paid?

19:42 Our issue is in the SIM production and manufacturing.

19:49 Is it legal? Is it lawful?

19:52 I think we need to regulate that so that we can control its distribution and utility.

20:00 Globe Telecom said that they are not selling pre-registered SIM cards.

20:05 The information can be edited, such as the address from the registration, but not the name.

20:12 They are against the law and any new regulations that the government can issue.

20:18 We are asking for permission from other telecom companies.

20:21 The complaint of fraud was filed in the SIM Registration Act and Cybercrime Prevention Act.

20:25 Three were arrested.

20:27 For JMA Integrated News, John Consulta, 24 Hours.

20:32 My fellow countrymen, there will be a new attraction in Rojas Boulevard in Pasay

20:38 that will not only attract the public but also wild animals.

20:42 It was targeted by Donating Cunco.

20:45 [Music]

20:48 This 1-kilometer-long attraction from Libertad Pumping Station to the Edsa and Rojas Boulevard in Pasay City

20:56 will give a new life before Christmas and will be called Rojas Boulevard Promenade.

21:01 Congratulations and thank you very much.

21:03 MMDA and handshot companies were invited to participate in this project.

21:10 The construction of a park will start tomorrow and will be based on the plan,

21:15 a wellness plaza, jogging and bike lanes, a mixed plant, a multi-purpose court,

21:20 a football pitch, a pet park, and a police outpost and MMDA Extension Office.

21:26 The Rojas Boulevard Promenade Project is not just about creating a park.

21:30 It is about creating a space where families can bond, advocate fitness,

21:37 a place for recreation and leisure, and a place to breathe.

21:41 Last year, MMDA started planning a project for a donation from the Philippine Reclamation Authority.

21:49 It's just an enclosed canal.

21:53 You cannot build a high structure there.

21:58 Instead, it's just concrete.

22:03 We will provide amenities for our countrymen to use as a park.

22:09 The Adapta Park Project of Pasay City is also part of the Natura Park.

22:15 That's why the National Budget does not need to be funded because it will be collected from the agency's savings.

22:23 The Rojas Boulevard Promenade will surely become the backdrop of the setting of new core memories for our people.

22:33 MMDA is also building other parks in other parts of Metro Manila, including Manila, Pasig, and Taguig.

22:40 During my younger years, we all went to play on the streets.

22:47 We don't have green space and it's all cement.

22:52 MMDA also added that the promenade could reach up to 5 hectares

22:57 if the expansion of the entire Mier Road, which is surrounded by Paranaque, continues.

23:03 For GMA Integrated News, I'm Dan Otengcun, for Tutok 24 Hours.

23:08 Double Calvary for some fishermen in Zambales,

23:14 China's harassment, and the hasty patrolling of Philippine ships.

23:20 That's why they have good news.

23:22 The order to patrol the West Philippine Sea,

23:27 along with the Scarborough Shoal, was delivered to them.

23:30 Jun Venera Shoal is on the line.

23:32 Some fishermen in Masinlok, Zambales,

23:39 will only count the chance that they see a Philippine patrol vessel in Scarborough Shoal or Bajo de Masinlok.

23:47 In contrast to what China is doing, which is constantly patrolling around Bajora.

23:52 We are the only ones who are patrolling, the fishermen.

23:55 We don't have other commanders.

23:57 The truth is, there's no one who escorts our fishermen when they are doing the Scarborough Shoal.

24:04 That's why National Security Advisor Eduardo Año,

24:08 who is also the leader of the National Task Force for the West Philippine Sea,

24:13 is the commander of the Northern Luzon Command and the Coast Guard,

24:15 who are usually patrolling the West Philippine Sea,

24:18 along with Bajo de Masinlok.

24:20 The Scarborough Shoal and Philippine Rice are considered as the priority for the maritime patrols.

24:26 Since January, the Northern Luzon Command has patrolled the West Philippine Sea for 70 maritime patrols.

24:32 Many fishermen in Masinlok, Zambales, are facing many challenges

24:36 whenever they go to the Scarborough Shoal.

24:39 There's a big problem if the weather is bad.

24:42 But their number one problem is the harassment of the China Coast Guard.

24:47 Good news for the fishermen of Masinlok,

24:50 if the patrols of the Philippine troops will be frequent.

24:54 We will be safe because we have guards.

24:57 The fishermen are not afraid anymore.

25:00 If they will patrol frequently, that's good because the fishermen have a strong will.

25:09 They will be close to the shore because there's someone who's worried about them.

25:12 For GMA Integrated News, June Veneration, 24 Hours.

25:17 On his day, President Bongbong Marcos discussed several issues facing the country

25:23 at the 10th Asia Summit in Singapore.

25:26 It included the debt of the Philippines and concerns about the development of the agriculture sector.

25:31 Jonathan Andales was live.

25:34 Jonathan.

25:37 [car engine revving]

25:38 Emil, here in Singapore, President Bongbong Marcos had his 66th birthday today.

25:47 Earlier, one of the things he did was to bring investors and businessmen here

25:53 to encourage them to move to the Philippines.

26:00 Just after the 10th Asia Summit in Singapore, the President apologized.

26:06 He was late by almost half an hour because his luggage was late.

26:11 Allow me to apologize for being quite so late.

26:14 We have just come from Manila and mix-ups with luggage and such.

26:20 [laughter]

26:22 I did not think it would be appropriate for me to come in my shorts.

26:28 So, I thought I should wait for my suit.

26:31 The Asia Summit is a gathering of industry leaders, policy makers, and experts

26:36 to discuss the issues facing the world today.

26:39 In his speech, the President encouraged businessmen to move to the Philippines

26:44 as part of the Maharlika Investment Fund.

26:47 The President said they are setting this up because they are now in charge of the country's debt.

26:51 We also started to worry about borrowings.

26:55 Our borrowings in terms of racial GDP are not as high as maybe our neighboring countries.

27:02 We are standing at about 62.3% up to 63% of GDP.

27:10 But for us, that is high.

27:12 The President also increased the economy's growth rate in 2022 to 7.6%.

27:17 The fastest growth since 1976 was the time of his father.

27:23 The President was asked what the state of the country's economy is after COVID-19.

27:27 So, we have continued to develop our agricultural sector.

27:32 And the aspiration once again is that we are able to provide sufficient supply of food

27:39 at prices that people can afford.

27:42 And that's still, we are not there yet, but we have made many important steps to start that.

27:48 [ambient street noise]

27:53 Emil, the President is here with First Lady Liz Araneta Marcos,

27:57 House Speaker Martin Romualdez, DTI Secretary Alfredo Pascual,

28:01 and several big businessmen in the Philippines.

28:03 Tomorrow until Saturday, the President is expected to assist other investors and business leaders here.

28:10 And he is also in charge of watching the F1 race.

28:15 Here in Singapore, for GMA Integrated News, Jonathan Andal, reporting for 24 Hours.

28:20 Thank you very much, Jonathan Andal.

28:23 [ambient street noise]

28:25 Bulacan Governor Daniel Fernando has already shown up at the hospital after a good discussion.

28:31 And it seems that he was unable to speak during a meeting.

28:34 In a video uploaded to the Facebook page of the Provincial Government of Bulacan,

28:40 Fernando said that he had a stroke.

28:44 [ambient street noise]

28:47 [speaking Filipino]

28:57 [ambient street noise]

29:01 Good news to all the people who are drawing Lakad pa Taiwan.

29:06 Their tourism board has already decided to extend the 14-day visa-free entry for Filipinos until 2025.

29:15 Let's take a look at what JP Soriano has to say.

29:19 [ambient street noise]

29:23 Even though it is smaller than the entire Luzon,

29:26 Taiwan's contribution to the history and culture in the Asia-Pacific region is rich and great.

29:34 [ambient street noise]

29:39 He was also extolled by the sparkle star Gabby Garcia,

29:44 who is one of the Taiwan tourism ambassadors.

29:47 To the many Filipinos who are interested in visiting Taiwan,

29:52 the Taiwan tourism board has already decided to extend the 14-day visa-free entry until 2025.

30:02 I think the most important, welcome all the Philippine visitors to come to Taiwan.

30:06 One of the most favorite and first visited by Filipinos in Taiwan is Taipei 101,

30:14 which is a perfect background for your selfies.

30:17 [speaking Filipino]

30:29 When it comes to knock-knock, you can't help but stop and enjoy the night view of Taipei.

30:35 From the dazzling skyscrapers,

30:38 to the historic and beautiful temples,

30:43 and when you get tired of walking,

30:48 the night food markets are perfect for you.

30:52 One of the most famous street food in Taiwan is called Pepper Bun.

30:58 [speaking Filipino]

31:02 Come to have some Pepper Bun.

31:06 On the other side, the government of the Philippines,

31:12 through the Manila Economic and Cultural Office or MECO,

31:16 is encouraging the Taiwanese nationals to visit the Philippines.

31:24 One of the reasons why MECO promotes Taiwan is the Gulf tourism.

31:29 The Taiwanese are interested in the Gulf.

31:34 If it increases, we are capturing it.

31:39 From Taipei, Taiwan and for GMA Integrated News,

31:45 JP Soriano, 24 Hours.

31:52 GMA Network is still leading in Facebook and TikTok.

31:56 The combined views of GMA from January to August 2023 is around 24 billion.

32:04 It is based on the data of Tubular Labs.

32:07 On Facebook, the consolidated video views of GMA's news and entertainment pages are more than 18 billion.

32:14 Its recorded views on TikTok are more than 5 billion for both times.

32:21 Netizens are also encouraging the newspapers and stories of inspiration

32:26 to continue their efforts on the KATUSO Network,

32:29 not only on television but also online.

32:31 In August, the views of GMA's public affairs official Facebook page reached more than 199 million.

32:39 And GMA News' Facebook page got 194 million views.

32:48 And here are the news this Wednesday.

32:51 I am Mel Tianco. I am Vicky Morales.

32:53 For a bigger mission, for a wider service to the country, I am Emil Sunaco.

32:58 From GMA Integrated News, the news authority of the Philippines, we are here, 24 Hours.

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