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58-años na lalaki, patay matapos barilin sa loob ng na-hijack na bus sa Atlanta, Georgia;

U.S. State Sec. Blinken, nakipagpulong kay Qatari PM Al-Thania;

UNESCO, nababahala sa lumalalang epekto ng climate change at polusyon

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00:00A 58-year-old man was killed after being shot inside a passenger bus in Atlanta, Georgia.
00:07And UNESCO is responsible for the growing effects of climate change and pollution.
00:14This is Joyce Salamatin reporting from the Centro ng Balita.
00:19A 58-year-old man was killed in Atlanta, Georgia after being shot inside a passenger bus.
00:26A gunman hijacked a bus that was carrying 17 passengers.
00:33The driver of the bus was forced to walk,
00:36when he heard that the police were on their way.
00:39The suspect was identified as Joseph Greer, who used to have a criminal record.
00:44The gunman is now in police custody while the investigation continues.
00:51U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken helped Qatari Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdul Rahman al-Thani
00:59as they discussed the possible ceasefire in Gaza and the transfer of Qatar and Egypt to Hamas.
01:07America continues to strive to form an agreement to avoid any violence.
01:15UNESCO is responsible for the growing effects of climate change and pollution.
01:20According to the group, it is a major threat to the environment,
01:24especially to marine life and coastal communities.
01:27According to UNESCO, which is the state of the world's oceans,
01:31it spread the problem of plastic, chemical pollution,
01:35and the loss of the forest sea in different parts of the world.
01:39Meanwhile, UNESCO reiterated its commitment to the High Seas Treaty
01:45to protect the biodiversity hotspot and ensure ocean conservation.
01:51Joyce Salamatin for Pambansang TV in Bagong, Philippines.

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