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00:56 because of the girl who was involved in the incident, who admitted to drinking and not having a license.
01:02 Watch Marisol Abdraman exclusive.
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01:09 It seems that the girl doesn't want to be pitied while talking to the police.
01:13 She doesn't want to follow or follow the street vendor.
01:16 I'm not going to ride that. I'm not going to ride.
01:18 I'm just going to walk.
01:19 The police didn't listen, but later on,
01:22 Don't pull me. Don't pull me.
01:25 The girl slapped the police.
01:27 That's when she was arrested.
01:29 You should be quiet.
01:30 You still slapped me.
01:31 But even though she was arrested, she still kicked the police.
01:34 Hey!
01:36 The incident that happened in Imos, Cavite.
01:39 The police were able to go to the scene because the traffic enforcers
01:44 were able to get a vehicle accident.
01:45 But instead of helping, the girl became a brave fighter.
01:50 The driver was drunk. They wanted to do their job.
01:59 But this driver was too unruly.
02:05 We talked to the arresting officer in the video.
02:08 He has wounds on his hands after the girl was drunk.
02:11 Why did he make you drunk, sir?
02:13 I was taking his license because I didn't want to drive him.
02:18 He was drunk. He might get into an accident.
02:21 His body was also injured because of the drunkenness.
02:25 The 29-year-old suspect admitted to his actions.
02:28 I told him that I was with him.
02:30 But he suddenly hit me.
02:32 I told him to let me go because I was already visited.
02:35 I was already hurt. I just hurt them.
02:38 I just pinched them.
02:40 He also admitted that he was drunk and didn't have a license.
02:42 The suspect slapped him with a series of complaints,
02:45 including direct assault, driving without license,
02:48 drunk driving at breakfast in Podest resulting in damage to property.
02:52 For GMA Integrated News, I am Marisol Abdurrahman, your witness.
02:59 A 10-year-old man was killed in a gunfight in Negros Oriental.
03:05 In Maguindanao del Sur, a doctor was injured.
03:08 Justony, a witness, joined GMA Regional TV 1 Mindanao.
03:15 Residents rushed to the hospital to save the victim,
03:21 a 28-year-old doctor from Sultan Cudarat Provincial Hospital.
03:27 Police investigated the incident.
03:30 While on the national highway of Buluan,
03:32 suspects overtook the victim's car and shot him.
03:36 The victim was able to drive to Buluan District Hospital
03:40 but was hit by a tricycle and a house.
03:44 The victim was being treated in the hospital.
03:46 Three passengers were also injured by the tricycle.
03:49 Motivos for the gunfight are being investigated.
03:52 The suspects are also being investigated.
03:54 The Sultan Cudarat Provincial Government
03:57 raised a million pesos in reward money
03:59 to find the man behind the crime.
04:02 A 10-year-old boy was killed in a gunfight in Pamplona, Negros Oriental.
04:08 According to Negros Oriental Provincial Police,
04:10 the boy was playing in the kitchen with his three cousins,
04:14 aged 4, 10, and 11, when the gunshot went off.
04:18 Three other children were injured in the incident.
04:21 No suspects have been identified.
04:23 But one of the motives for the crime
04:25 is the conversation between the neighbors.
04:28 For GMA Integrated News,
04:30 I am Jess Stoney,
04:32 representing GMA Regional TV 1 Mindanao,
04:34 your "Suksit."
04:36 Three suspects were found dead in Libon, Albay.
04:42 The suspect is a man,
04:44 two children, aged 10 and 11,
04:47 who was reported missing in December 2023.
04:50 The NBI found witnesses who were taken together
04:54 and led by a criminal group to the top of the mountain.
04:58 The three were not found dead.
05:00 DNA samples of the victims' families
05:02 were taken under investigation
05:04 to confirm the alleged involvement of the suspects.
05:08 A friend of the victims' family
05:12 was found dead in a drinking party.
05:14 One of the friends was killed.
05:16 Raffi Tima is the witness.
05:18 Junifer San Buenaventura was found dead,
05:23 bleeding, and dead.
05:25 Junifer San Buenaventura is the place where they drink.
05:28 It was early Monday on the rooftop of this house
05:31 in Baseco Compound, Tondo, Manila.
05:33 The friends of the victim are suspects in the crime.
05:36 We saw two witnesses,
05:38 their hands were bleeding,
05:40 and their feet were bleeding.
05:42 They were identified as Jimboy and Boyboy.
05:45 Jimboy was found dead in the house where the crime took place
05:49 with a guard who was taken to the police station.
05:53 The police used a knife to cut the body.
05:55 He should have surrendered
05:57 because the police were looking for him
05:59 to lighten the case.
06:01 They promised that in case they were called
06:03 or they communicated,
06:05 they will convince them to surrender.
06:09 Drug paraphernalia were also found in the crime scene
06:12 that were not used.
06:14 It is not yet clear what the motive of the crime is.
06:16 But they are possibly drunk
06:18 because they have been drinking for hours.
06:20 I hope they won't get sick or die from drinking.
06:25 Let's just drink properly.
06:27 If they can't take it anymore, let's just sleep.
06:30 For GMI Integrated News, I'm Raffy Timang, a witness.
06:34 A law has to be passed against deepfakes
06:39 or videos of personalities.
06:42 They are experts in the field of personalities
06:45 who look like they are saying things
06:48 that they did not say.
06:50 I'm Ivan Mayrina and Jonathan Andal.
06:53 I pulled up the biggest heist of the century.
07:00 This kind of video
07:02 that imitates the voices of famous personalities
07:05 using AI or artificial intelligence
07:07 may increase and be used in fake news
07:10 in the upcoming election of 2025.
07:13 This is what the Department of Information and Communications Technology
07:16 or DICT is facing today.
07:19 We believe that especially with the upcoming elections,
07:23 this particular threat might increase.
07:25 And if the audience can't see it,
07:29 they can believe it.
07:32 Because they can mimic actual personalities.
07:35 For example, I will mention Ms. Susan Enriquez.
07:39 She used her video
07:43 and her audio recording to make it look like
07:48 that she is endorsing a particular product
07:52 where in fact, she did not.
07:54 That's why some experts who are facing the camera
07:57 said that a law is needed for this.
07:59 We don't have a law against deepfakes.
08:01 The election is coming.
08:03 We should make a law about this
08:05 to ban or regulate the use of AI.
08:09 Aside from deepfakes, DICT also gave a surprise on camera
08:13 about the cyber attack on their government website.
08:16 According to DICT, hackers in China are behind it.
08:20 The website of those who are guarding the West Philippine Sea,
08:25 the Philippine Coast Guard and National Coast Watch System,
08:27 was also targeted by the hackers.
08:28 The private website of President Bongbong Marcos was also targeted.
08:31 But DICT said that they don't have any evidence
08:35 that the government of China has a basis for this attack.
08:40 The type of attack used is very sophisticated.
08:45 I would call it, Mr. Chair and to the members of Congress,
08:50 theoretically perfect.
08:52 It was studied and it was well-made by Malware.
08:56 The website of the House of Representatives
08:59 receives millions of cyber attacks every day
09:02 that are far from the server and the website.
09:05 In the Senate, hackers in China are also investigating this cyber attack.
09:10 Enough with the nonsense.
09:12 China is the bigger problem.
09:15 While we are wasting time to talk about the charter change,
09:19 China is not stopping from entering our country.
09:24 According to the Chinese Embassy,
09:26 the Chinese government has no basis for cyber attacks against the Philippines.
09:32 China does not allow any cyber attack
09:35 and does not allow it to be done in their territory or using their infrastructure.
09:40 In the middle of this, cyber crimes or crimes using the internet were also reported.
09:46 Based on the PNP's report to President Marcos,
09:49 the President himself was also targeted.
09:52 There is a need for us to focus on cyber crimes.
09:56 As instructed by our President,
09:58 we are intensifying down to the police station level, municipal level.
10:03 We will have police officers who are trained to handle cyber crimes or online crimes.
10:08 In the past, theft and robbery were the most common crimes.
10:11 Now, it has been replaced by theft but it is now internet-based
10:15 or what is called online swindling or estafa.
10:18 Identity theft or pretending to be someone online is also included in the top 10 cyber crimes.
10:23 ATM or credit card fraud,
10:25 and blackmailing and blackmailing online.
10:28 To fight against these,
10:29 a cyber crime training institute will be established for the police
10:32 and a cyber security center to respond to the PNP's threats of hacking.
10:37 The Information and Communications Technology Department is also continuing to send information
10:41 to government agencies to strengthen defense against hackers
10:45 so that hacking will be followed by other government agencies.
10:49 The DICT's briefing on the President is now over.
10:52 For GMA Integrated News, I am Ivan Meyrina.
10:56 I am Jonathan Andal.
10:57 Your witness.
10:58 A great success.
11:03 That is how DOH Undersecretary Eric Tayag depicted their Stop and Gain campaign.
11:10 The target of the campaign was to stop the illegal smugglers from doing their business.
11:17 They launched this last year.
11:20 The center of the Philippines is just a branch
11:22 and Action on Smoking in Health or ASH Philippines.
11:26 Your decision to quit smoking is truly commendable
11:29 and we hope your stories will inspire a lot of Filipinos.
11:32 From 1,100 smugglers,
11:35 three were chosen by the Rapport to receive a grand prize worth 5,000 pesos.
11:42 One of the winners was Carmona Cavite, a.k.a. Esu Samson.
11:47 She was only 17 years old when she started smoking.
11:51 She stopped because of the bad effects and the help of the program.
11:56 She was a threat to the people who are using drugs.
11:59 Stop smoking.
12:01 You will get a lot of diseases like cancer, stroke, and lung disease.
12:09 I am also saving a lot.
12:14 The number of tobacco users in the Philippines is 15.1 million
12:20 based on the results of the 2021 Global Adult Tobacco Survey
12:25 which is equivalent to one in five individuals.
12:29 And the average that they spend is almost 1,274 pesos per month.
12:36 According to the survey,
12:38 the number of smugglers decreased from 2009 to 2021.
12:44 However, it is not safe to use vape and electronic or e-cigarettes
12:49 according to experts.
12:51 The chemicals found in vape juice
12:54 are the same as those found in cigarettes.
12:59 The vape liquid, the juice,
13:03 if it comes into contact with the heating elements,
13:08 the wiring,
13:11 it causes the production of other chemicals.
13:17 Those chemicals are cancer-causing agents.
13:23 DOH and experts are also responsible for the use of vape by minors.
13:30 14% or one in every seven-year-olds,
13:34 13 to 15 years old, use e-cigarettes
13:37 according to the 2019 Global Youth Tobacco Survey.
13:41 In the same age group,
13:42 the number of e-cigarettes users in 2019 is more than double compared to 2015.
13:49 Of course, the use of vape is circular.
13:52 It affects the brain development of our children.
13:56 For GMA Integrated News,
13:58 I am Oscar Oida, your witness.
14:01 Two people were killed due to leptospirosis
14:05 in the middle of flooding in Davao Region.
14:07 In DOH Region 11,
14:09 the victims were from Davao del Norte and Davao de Oro.
14:13 Residents were warned to avoid flooding,
14:16 especially if they are not wearing boots and have wounds on their feet.
14:20 The DSWD has already sent P70 million in aid
14:24 to the families affected by the flooding in Davao.
14:27 More than 300,000 families are affected
14:29 in more than 600 villages in the 11, 12 and Patinas and Caraga regions.
14:34 More than P868 billion in cheques were issued
14:42 for overseas Filipino workers who were affected by the flood
14:46 by some companies in Saudi Arabia.
14:48 According to President Bambang Marcos,
14:50 P843 billion in more than P1,000 cheques were paid to the OFWs.
14:55 In November 2022,
14:57 Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman promised
15:00 that they will bring P2 billion or almost P30 billion
15:04 to pay insurance claims for the 10,000 Filipinos who lost their jobs
15:10 after some construction companies went bankrupt.
15:16 Some senators called President Bambang Marcos
15:19 to the Senate and House of Representatives
15:21 for the issue of the charter change.
15:23 Witnesses were Athena Pangliman Perez and Mauve Gonzalez.
15:27 In the middle of the Senate and House of Representatives
15:34 that are not yet done with the issues related to the amendment of the Constitution,
15:38 some senators called President Marcos to be a referee.
15:42 This is followed by the resolution of the House of Representatives
15:45 as a support to Speaker Martin Romualdez
15:47 in the middle of the Senate's unwavering attack on the House of Representatives.
15:51 Senator Chis Escudero said that
16:03 the defense of the Constitution and the Senate is not an attack.
16:06 That's why Escudero called the President
16:09 to be a referee for his cousin, Speaker Martin Romualdez.
16:12 Some congressmen who are opposing the inter-parliamentary courtesy
16:17 of President's brother, Senator Amy Marcos,
16:20 are not allowed to be in the Senate.
16:22 This is due to the Senate's investigation
16:24 about the controversial People's Initiative.
16:27 I did not fire their employees
16:30 because I want to preserve the courtesy
16:34 even if the Senate is abolishing it.
16:36 Senate President Peg Zubiri said last night
16:39 that he is ready to talk to Speaker Romualdez.
16:42 Although congressmen favor to talk to the two colleagues,
16:47 they are not in favor of the President to rent his cousin, Speaker.
17:02 And if senators who were said to be hurt by the title of Resolution 1562
17:08 that the Senate attacked the House of Representatives,
17:10 congressmen who were also hurt by the wrongful actions of them
17:15 and their allegation behind the People's Initiative.
17:18 There is no basis for the fear of senators
17:30 who are expected to be divided by the Senate.
17:33 Especially, the seven congressmen who have relatives who are senators,
17:37 who are also opposed to congressmen
17:39 who were also plebiscited in Chacha in the election of 2025.
17:43 They also have a challenge to senators.
17:59 For GMA Integrated News, I'm Tina Panganiban Perez.
18:03 Ma'am Gonzalez is your witness.
18:05 Davao Del Norte's representative, Pantaleon Alvarez,
18:10 denied that his and former President Rodrigo Duterte's
18:14 attempt to separate Mindanao from the Philippines is an act of sedition.
18:17 That's after the PNP's leader said that they are watching
18:21 the groups who are helping the secession.
18:24 He also insisted that this is not a crime
18:26 because there is no tumultuous affair or they are not causing trouble
18:29 or using violence.
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