00:00A total of 100,000 jobs were lost due to the ongoing business dispute under the jurisdiction of the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority.
00:08According to SBMA Chairman and Administrator Eduardo Alinho,
00:12the number of deaths was around 2,000 in Zambales last year,
00:16where 164,000 were found alive.
00:20Alinho added that the ongoing business dispute under their jurisdiction
00:24was followed by the directive of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.
00:28to simplify the process and regulations for those who are still in favor of the law.
00:34The Subic Bay Freeport was also expected to be the first carbon-neutral green port city in 2040.
00:41SBMA will continue to assist other government agencies,
00:45including the private sector, to make its services better.
00:50The President told me how important SBMA and the Subic itself are.
00:57He said,
00:59to the many stakeholders and employees there,
01:06you should invest in them and take care of them.
01:08He told me what needs to be done
01:12to facilitate the search for life within the Subic
01:18or the regulation of the SBMA agency.
01:23Of course, it will be according to the law.
