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00:14 While crossing the pedestrian lane in Bawan, Batangas,
00:17 two women were stopped because of a motorcycle accident.
00:21 They were saved, but later, they were hit by a motorcycle.
00:26 The victims and the riders were also hit.
00:29 The victims were rushed to the hospital, but one of them was taken home.
00:33 The police are now in custody of the suspect facing the case.
00:37 He is still missing.
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00:42 Seven vehicles were recovered from the two buses that were hit by the landslide in Masaramaco, Davao de Oro.
00:49 The Ministry of Transport issued a statement on where the passengers are working.
00:54 Live from Mawab, Davao de Oro, Justony Humamil of GMA Regional TV1 Mindanao has a report.
01:01 Maki Atom, seven vehicles were recovered from the landslide in Sambaco, Davao de Oro last night.
01:19 Rescuers are working hand in hand to rescue the victims of the landslide in Masaramaco, Davao de Oro.
01:26 They were riding two buses that were hit by the landslide last night.
01:46 The bus was hit by the landslide.
01:49 Relax, don't be nervous.
01:52 Until 4 p.m. earlier this afternoon, seven vehicles were recovered according to MAKO-LGU.
02:01 48 were still being searched for, 31 were injured.
02:06 While 800 families were evacuated to the evacuation center,
02:10 Super Radio DZ-BB in PDR-RMO reported that the incident happened at the time of the return of the workers of a house.
02:18 They were expected to be brought home by the bus' rescuers.
02:21 The rain experienced in the area these past days.
02:24 The trout of LP8 mass had a thicker volume of water because the rain was really heavy.
02:32 There might be a reason why the water of the mountains was absorbed because that's how much landslides happen here.
02:40 APEX said that the landslide did not happen in their mine operations area.
02:45 The area where the land was collected is just a terminal for their services.
02:51 Earlier, President Bongbong Marcos inspected Davao Region to see the damage of the landslides in the shearline and low pressure area.
03:00 He also saw the affected mines.
03:03 It gets to the point that people don't just need food, they need to buy other things.
03:11 That's why I released the Php 265 million to make sure that the phase of the response is immediate and people can feel it.
03:24 Defense Secretary Guilbo Teodoro also stated that the communities need new discounts, plans and relocations.
03:31 DNR also emphasized that they need to create new ways and infrastructure to cope with the changing climate.
03:38 Atom here in Nuevo Iloco Elementary School in Mawab, Davao de Oro,
03:47 while 200 families affected by the landslide are being evacuated.
03:52 Let's first modulate the class action for the children. Atom.
03:57 Thank you very much, Ches Tony Humamil of GMA Regional TV, One Mindanao.
04:02 There is no heat yet in El Nino.
04:06 The water level in the Cham Reservoir in Luzon is lower than normal.
04:10 Sun Roque Dam supplies the Pangasinan, Pantabangan Dam in Nueva Ecija,
04:16 and the water source of irrigation in Central Luzon and Magat Dam in Isabela.
04:22 The water level in the Angat Dam Reservoir is almost 210 meters, which supplies water to Metro Manila.
04:29 According to the hope, they will worry if it's cool already but there is no rain yet.
04:34 Water concessionaires from Manila and Manila Water are also being urged to be ready
04:39 and there are water projects to get more water.
04:43 The Department of Agriculture has not yet announced the effects of the landslide in El Nino.
04:48 First Lady Liza Araneta Marcos reiterated what President Bongbong Marcos said before
04:54 that "there is no point in destroying and destroying our society."
04:59 The First Lady said that in the caravan that was brought to La Union City last night or yesterday.
05:04 Araneta Marcos also said that her husband launched a new Philippines
05:09 to unite the private and public sector for the Filipinos.
05:14 She will return to the private sector after the term of the President.
05:19 In 450 houses that were hit by the Querto Princesa City in Palawan,
05:30 almost 1,000 families in two barangays were affected.
05:34 The price of a house in Pinzala is estimated at P3.5 million according to the BFP.
05:39 It is also known that the fire was caused.
05:41 Electricity bills in Palawan are more expensive than in Metro Manila.
05:48 In November of last year, the bills of Palawan Electric Cooperative or Paleko doubled
05:53 and it will rise again in March.
05:55 The power supply agreement of Paleko and Palawan Power Generation Inc. will be passed.
06:01 Because of this, they need to buy electricity under the Emergency Power Supply Agreement
06:07 that has no subsidy.
06:08 That's why they appealed to Congress to give a way to get the subsidy back to the electricity.
06:14 But the Department of Energy said that if they buy under the agreement,
06:19 they will no longer have the right to any subsidy.
06:22 Paleko said that they were stopped by the Energy Regulatory Commission or ERC
06:27 for buying from their former electricity supplier that has a subsidy.
06:31 That's why they were forced to enter the agreement.
06:34 The ERC is trying to get the money here.
06:38 Bernadette Reyes reports for GMA Integrated News.
06:43 The five airport policemen who are in charge of a Chinese national in Naia were attacked by the Manila International Airport Authority or MIA.
06:52 The Manila International Airport Authority is now investigating and they will also review the CCTV footage at the airport.
07:00 In the exclusive story of the victim in GMA Integrated News,
07:04 at 6 p.m. last Sunday, she was taken to Gate 2 of Terminal 3 by a friend
07:10 when she was surrounded by five men who were introduced as airport police.
07:14 She was asked for a passport but since she didn't have one, she was asked for Php 15,000.
07:20 She was given the money to get rid of.
07:23 She reported to the police and she returned the place to the PNP and the aviation security group.
07:29 No one was there to stop her.
07:32 But she pointed out the CCTV footage positively.
07:36 She also filed a complaint.
07:38 On spotlight, Capuso's prime time queen, Marian Rivera,
07:45 after using her name in a manipulated social media post.
07:51 In her official Facebook account, Marian posted a screenshot that she has an announcement about her crime.
07:58 She did not say it and especially not on her page that she posted it.
08:03 She asked her to stop it.
08:11 The five people from Bogo City, Cebu were given a lesson for pranking some motorists to make content online.
08:19 The woman who pretended to be a white lady and the four men who were taking videos were caught.
08:25 Three of them were minors.
08:28 They were told by motorists that they were not happy with the prank.
08:31 Their parents were called to the barangay and the group also removed the post
08:36 that said "Haunted Road Prank" on social media.
08:39 They also asked for compensation from the police.
08:42 As a lesson, they were given a week of community service.
08:45 To the minors, their parents promised to do it.
08:49 "Be a little kinder"
08:56 Boya Bunda talked to those who spread speculations about the separation of Nabea Alonzo and Dominic Roque.
09:05 OB Carampel has a report.
09:08 As we talk today, yes, Dominic and Nabea are separated.
09:13 After confirming yesterday that Nabea Alonzo and Dominic Roque are separated,
09:18 many people spread speculations about the reason of their separation.
09:23 That's why Boya Bunda has a reminder.
09:26 The speculations are very dangerous because we are still making mistakes.
09:31 We are still talking wrong.
09:33 I don't know how much do we really know.
09:38 That's why my call is that we can be a little kinder.
09:43 Tito Boy refused to name his sources.
09:47 But he said that he hasn't talked to Nabea and Dom after what he said yesterday.
09:53 Tito Boy, did Nabea and Dominic reach out to you after that revelation?
09:57 Not yet.
10:00 But you wish to talk to them or did you reach out?
10:03 Like you, I'd like to be able to do an interview with Dominic, with Nabea,
10:06 and get it straight from them.
10:09 Get it straight from them.
10:11 I can imagine that what they're going through is very difficult.
10:15 Until now, Nabea and Dominic still haven't commented.
10:20 OB Carampel is reporting for GMA Integrated News.
10:25 The Panucala approved the first or Albay First District Representative Edsel Agban
10:31 in favor of the implementation of the People's Initiative.
10:34 It is stated in the Panucala that the amendment will allow the People's Initiative and not a revision.
10:40 This means that the amendment will change one or more things
10:44 while the revision will affect the principle of the Constitution or the form of the government.
10:49 The signature sheet should be done in front of the Comelec Election Officer or his body.
10:55 They said that the law for initiatives and referendums is not a sufficient basis for the P.I.,
11:01 as stated by the Supreme Court.
11:04 Surigao Del Norte, Representative Robert Ace Barbers, is against this.
11:08 He also said that the existing law is the basis of the groups that support the People's Initiative.
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11:20 360-degree view and time travel museum is located in the beautiful Manila Clock Tower.
11:28 Let's go there with Bon Aquino.
11:31 Iconic and historical, that is the Manila Clock Tower in the city of Manila.
11:39 It was built in the 1930s with Manila City Hall and designed by architect Antonio Toledo.
11:45 It is almost 100 feet high.
11:47 It has four clock faces facing Intramuros, Bonifacio Shrine, Rizal Park, and Palacio ng Malacanang.
11:55 But it is not just a time-travel museum
11:58 because the clock tower can also be climbed after 200 steps.
12:03 It is difficult to climb to reach the Manila Clock Tower.
12:07 But it is worth it because when you reach the top,
12:10 you can see the beautiful 360-degree view of Manila.
12:15 It is so beautiful.
12:17 It also has historical value.
12:19 As a Manileno, we were born here.
12:22 We are proud.
12:23 We are from the province.
12:24 We decided to visit here because it is history and the beautiful view from the top.
12:31 The Manila Clock Tower is also a museum.
12:33 This is a sign, the clock tower, is that Manila has to be resilient
12:39 and also to further promote the culture and heritage of the Manilenos.
12:45 In the first two floors, you can see displays about the bombing of Manila,
12:49 vintage explosives, and mortar cartridges that were used during World War II.
12:55 And now, National Arts Month,
12:57 various works of artists like National Artist Abdul Mari Imao
13:03 and Presidential Merit Awardee Ramon Orlina are on display here.
13:07 It is open from 10 am to 3 pm, Tuesdays to Fridays.
13:12 Before going, schedule your visit to their official social media page.
13:17 Vonna Kino reporting for GMA Integrated News.
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13:27 Very doughnut but doughnut-eat because those are made of yarn.
13:33 The works that are eye-catching are included in Joseph Moore's report.
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13:41 The first sight is immediately eye-catching.
13:44 Doughnut yarn.
13:45 Yes, doughnut yarn.
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13:59 To be honest, a courier service staff had a dream to ship this to Jonna.
14:05 The delivery took 2 to 3 days but Jonna said, "Don't worry, the doughnut is no expiry."
14:11 Jonna herself is the one who is in charge of those and aside from the doughnuts,
14:15 she also crochets keychains, shirts, and flowers.
14:19 But this inedible version of doughnut is really sold and it is her real doughnut business.
14:24 Joseph Morong is reporting for GMA Integrated News.
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