Unang Balita sa Unang Hirit: APRIL 30, 2024 [HD]

GMA Integrated News

Narito ang mga nangungunang balita ngayong Martes, APRIL 30, 2024   - Dept. of Agriculture, humihiling ng buffer fund para pambili ng mga produkto para ibenta sa mas mababang halaga | DTI at Dept. of Agriculture, pinuna dahil sa umano'y kawalan ng aksiyon para mapigil ang pagtaas ng presyo ng mga bilihin | PBBM: It is not an artificial crisis; the power systems are overloaded - Amended petition para ipatigil ang PUV Modernization, inihain sa Supreme Court - Grupong Starter PISTON, nakikiisa sa tigil-pasada kontra-PUV Modernization Program - 3 Chinese warships, namataan habang ineensayo ang heavy machine guns sa Balikatan Exercises | Chinese-flagged research vessel, na-monitor na palipat-lipat sa silangang bahagi ng Pilipinas | Philippine Air Force, may bagong radar system na makaka-detect ng mga papasok sa exclusive economic zone ng Pilipinas - Maliliit na negosyo, nabawasan ang kita dahil sa pagkansela ng face-to-face classes - Cast ng "Makiling," nakisaya with Madlang Kapuso sa "It's Showtime" | Elle Villanueva at Kristoffer Martin, nagulat sa "SebMira" shippers nila sa "Makiling" - Tigil-pasada ng PISTON kontra-PUV Modernization, nagpapatuloy | Ilang jeepney driver, piniling mamasada - Ikalawang araw ng tigil-pasada ng PISTON, kasabay ng deadline ng PUV Consolidation - Panayam kay DOTr USec. Ferdinand Ortega - Sunod-sunod na brownout, naranasan sa Bacolod City dahil sa pagkasunog ng ilang transformer, fuse, at kable ng kuryente - Heat safety protocols, hinihiling na gawing mandatory para sa mga manggagawa - Panayam kay DOLE Usec. Benjo Benavidez - 2 ambulansiyang walang sakay na pasyente na dumaan sa EDSA busway, tiniketan ng SAICT - David Licauco, sasailalim sa procedure ngayong araw para sa kaniyang sleep apnea condition   Unang Balita is the news segment of GMA Network's daily morning program, Unang Hirit. It's anchored by Arnold Clavio, Susan Enriquez, Ivan Mayrina, and Mariz Umali, and airs on GMA-7 Mondays to Fridays at 5:30 AM (PHL Time). For more videos from Unang Balita, visit http://www.gmanetwork.com/unangbalita. For Kapuso abroad, subscribe to GMA Pinoy TV (http://www.gmapinoytv.com/) for GMA programs.

Transcript

00:00 [Music]

00:13 Good morning. Here are the first news of GMA Integrated News.

00:17 The Department of Agriculture is asking President Bongbong Marcos for a buffer fund

00:23 that will be used to buy rice and other primary products.

00:27 The DA said that if they buy these, they will sell the products to the farmers

00:32 or to the retail market for a lower price.

00:36 The Implementing Rules and Regulations, or IRR, are ready

00:40 and they are waiting for the President's approval.

00:43 [Music]

00:45 The camera pointed out the lack of action of the Department of Trade and Industry

00:51 and the Department of Agriculture to stop the price of the products.

00:55 Some lawmakers believe that middlemen are being manipulated

01:00 so the price of the market is high even if the farm gate price is low.

01:04 The farmers should be punished.

01:07 House Speaker Martin Romualdez said that the DA is not implementing

01:11 the power to monitor, surveil and file cases.

01:16 He insisted that the only solution of the two governments

01:21 is to ask for additional funds to impact the products.

01:25 The DA and DTI are continuously getting the statement on this.

01:30 President Bongbong Marcos is believing that the power crisis in the country is artificial.

01:37 The President said that there is a power overload

01:40 because of the high consumption of electricity during the hot weather.

01:43 The government is continuously monitoring the power supply.

01:47 The Department of Energy said that more than 30 power plants went bankrupt this April

01:53 resulting in yellow and red alerts in the Luzon and Visayas grid.

01:57 The camera is now investigating if there is a solution.

02:01 Here's the story.

02:03 One day before the deadline for the PUV consolidation,

02:07 the Pistons and other groups in the Supreme Court

02:11 repealed the PUV modernization program.

02:15 Can the Supreme Court decide on this before the TRO?

02:19 If the franchise is cancelled,

02:22 even if we won the petition, can we still get it back?

02:26 In the amended petition, some groups were forced to violate the rights of the drivers and operators

02:32 of the PUV modernization.

02:34 They also wanted to remove the new department order and memo of DOTR and LTFRB

02:41 that was issued after the petition was approved in December 2023.

02:46 The Supreme Court said that the Pistons' petition was still under deliberation.

02:52 As a consideration, LTFRB said that they will accept even minimum requirements

02:58 to be passed by those who want to consolidate.

03:02 But until today...

03:06 We will give them 6 to 9 months to at least comply with all the documentary requirements.

03:12 But in the meantime, just to show proof that they are sincere in their advocacy and joining the government,

03:24 we will just allow them to have at least the minimum requirements.

03:29 The petition, their cooperative, to show proof that they are cooperative, and their ORCR,

03:36 in the meantime, they will just allow it.

03:39 The drivers and operators of Cabuyao-Laguna were forced to stop.

03:45 According to the group Starter Pistons,

03:48 70% of the roads were affected by the jeepney on the national highway yesterday.

03:54 They will continue their protest until tomorrow, May 1.

03:58 The situation on the second day of the protest in Metro Manila, we will focus on it later.

04:04 Aside from the Chinese ships that were spotted in the West Philippine Sea

04:10 in the middle of the Philippine coast exercises,

04:13 America and France also have Chinese vessels that were monitored in the Philippines.

04:19 Our authorities are now aware of the ship's condition.

04:23 We have first news from Jun Veneracion and Ian Cruz.

04:27 [Indistinct radio chatter]

04:38 In this gunnery exercise in BRP Davao del Sur,

04:45 a wolf called Killer Tomato is being hunted by the heavy machine guns of its allies.

04:54 In the distance of 1,000 yards,

04:56 the next heavy machine guns fired by the USS Somerset

04:59 also hit the wide West Philippine Sea.

05:03 On this third day of the exercise in the West Philippine Sea,

05:07 the landing platform Dock 25 of America joined the exercise.

05:11 The machine gun also fired at our BRP Ramon Alcaraz.

05:17 This is an opportunity for us to test the skills of our personnel

05:22 and at the same time, our weapons and equipment in our ship.

05:26 We were able to target our Killer Tomato.

05:29 While this gunnery exercise is being conducted by the allied Navy,

05:34 it seems that some Chinese warships have been spotted near the operational box.

05:39 A Chinese warship that was in Dicaleo at the Allied Navy

05:44 just passed behind BRP Ramon Alcaraz and USS Harper's Ferry.

05:49 Three Chinese warships were spotted near the 30-35 nautical miles from the port of Quezon, Palawan.

05:58 The first one was the People's Liberation Army Navy destroyer Shenzhen with a bow number 167.

06:04 The surveillance ship with a bow number 793 and a frigate also returned.

06:10 The distance of the closest Chinese warship to our BRP Davao del Sur is 5.8 nautical miles.

06:18 Chinese vessels started to follow when the Philippine ships America and France returned to the West Philippine Sea this Saturday from Sulu Sea.

06:28 We were never intimidated as long as we have conducted our exercise safely.

06:34 Like I said, as long as we are safe.

06:36 The Philippine ships America and France were in their formation

06:41 while the chopper of the USS Somerset flew to document the historic liberation.

06:48 On the map, you can see the Ayungin Shoal almost in front of the group sail where the BRP Sierra Madre is located.

06:56 The Ayungin Shoal is near the Miss Chief Reef controlled by China

07:01 even though it is within our 200 nautical miles Exclusive Economic Zone.

07:05 The exercise was conducted simultaneously this Thursday.

07:11 The Chinese flagged research vessel Shenhuo crossed 60.9 nautical miles from Shenzhen Port in China on April 13.

07:22 It passed through Itbayat and Basco in the Matanes on April 22.

07:27 It also crossed from the north to 11 nautical miles from Mapanas Northern Samar on April 25.

07:33 It also crossed from the north to the nearby sea in Catanduanes.

07:38 It was monitored 78 nautical miles northeast of Mapanas.

07:43 It is now in the northeast of the Northern Samar area.

07:46 Aside from the frequent changes of positions in the Philippines' east which is far away from China,

07:51 it also does not meet the radio challenge of the AFB.

07:54 Our next step is to send a ship to intercept and find out what the ship is doing

08:01 within our Exclusive Economic Zone.

08:05 In the midst of such entry of foreign vessels, the turnover of new equipment is temporary.

08:11 Like the first mobile surveillance radar system of the Philippine Air Force,

08:15 the TPS-P14ME is part of the Philippine's Php 5.5 billion defense contract in Japan.

08:23 It adds our scope of domain awareness particularly in the aerial domain.

08:30 It adds eyes.

08:36 In times of need, the radar system can be sent to various parts of the country.

08:41 In the face of increasing tensions in the West Philippine Sea,

08:44 the mobile surveillance radar system of the Philippine Air Force can be deployed there.

08:49 It can detect airplanes and ships entering the country.

08:54 It will play a significant role in bolstering the Philippine Air Force's capabilities

09:00 in maintaining situational awareness in our airspace,

09:03 ensuring that we maintain a watchful eye on the horizon for potential threats.

09:08 This is the first news.

09:10 Jun Veneracion, Ian Cruz for GMA Integrated News.

09:15 Due to the cancellation of face-to-face classes in schools due to the high temperature,

09:21 the income of some small businesses has been reduced.

09:25 According to some shoppers in Manila,

09:27 because there are no students, they are buying only a few things.

09:31 Even some tricycle drivers are coming because their passengers have been reduced,

09:36 which are usually students.

09:39 Today, face-to-face classes in Manila are still suspended due to the announcement of the local government.

09:46 According to some students, they are still having a hard time whether online or in school due to the high temperature.

09:54 Joining us for the fun of the afternoon,

10:04 Madlang Kapuso will cast the top-rating revenge drama for "Makiling."

10:11 Okay, 1, 2, 3!

10:14 What's up, Madlang people!

10:18 Our guests for yesterday's "It's Showtime" are El Villanueva,

10:25 Thea Talentino, Myrtle Sorosa, and Christopher Martin.

10:29 Four days before the revenge is revealed,

10:32 the cast will taste the exciting love story twist that awaits in the "Gigil" finale.

10:40 Because "Makiling" is really unpredictable,

10:43 so in the ending of "Makiling," let's see who will be the next to finish Amira and who will be eliminated from the story.

10:49 El and Christopher were surprised that a lot of people are shipping Amira and Seb.

10:57 They are wondering if they can forget about their past and Seb's walking red flag.

11:02 So until the ending, we should focus on whether he will finish Seb Villa.

11:09 Walking?

11:10 The "Tigil Pasada" of Grupong Piston is continuing today,

11:14 which is the deadline for the PUV consolidation.

11:17 Live from Liwasang Bonifacio, Manila, we have first news from Bam Alegre.

11:22 Bam?

11:24 Igan, we continue the call of some drivers and operators here in Liwasang Bonifacio.

11:33 They are here for the consolidation under the PUV modernization program.

11:38 But some drivers said that they will not be joining the "Tigil Pasada."

11:42 Here in Liwasang Bonifacio, the jeepney drivers have already passed the deadline of the consolidation under the PUV modernization program.

11:53 They will go home tonight but will return to continue their call to trash the consolidation.

11:59 They hope that their neighbors will listen to them.

12:03 This is not just a fight between jeepney operators and drivers.

12:05 This is not just a talk of their franchisees.

12:08 They are fighting with the passengers' right to join them because if the consolidation is not stopped, the price will surely increase.

12:16 By the end, we will not have any more trips.

12:22 We are asking why the other jeepneys that were registered, like the first and the fourth, were registered.

12:30 But they said that we are already closed.

12:33 For us, we cannot allow this because we have a lot of jeepneys that will be closed.

12:38 In Monumento Circle, in Caloocan, business as usual, the jeepneys are passing early in the morning.

12:43 There are a lot of jeepneys waiting for the passengers around Rotonda.

12:47 Most of the jeepney drivers do not join the protest like Rolando Cayabiab.

12:52 We are not joining because we are in the queue.

12:55 Marvin Tulagan understands why some of their companions need to protest.

12:59 Even though he did not join, he is sympathetic.

13:02 He just needs to prioritize his family and his livelihood.

13:05 They have the right. If they want to say something, they can say it.

13:11 What are your views on the situation?

13:15 It is still the same.

13:19 Later at 8 in the morning, the program will be held as part of their protest here in the left wing of Bonifacio.

13:30 But they do not know what their fate will be today.

13:34 This is the first news from Manila.

13:36 Bam Alegre for GMA Integrated News.

13:40 The Pistons and their group will continue to call for the PUB consolidation.

13:45 This deadline is now.

13:47 And if that's the case, the issue is transportation.

13:50 We will still have Transportation Undersecretary Ferdinand Ortega.

13:55 Good morning Usec Ortega.

13:57 Good morning Egan.

13:58 Let's be clear. Is this the last deadline and there's no extension for the PUB modernization?

14:07 It's clear from what the President said.

14:10 Two weeks ago, three weeks ago, the deadline was final and firm, April 30.

14:16 In fact, if you can see, only a few are joining.

14:20 So I think by now, those who want to join and those who don't want to join are fully decided.

14:27 The deadline is firm.

14:28 What will happen to those who did not register, consolidated and had a cooperative tomorrow, May 1?

14:35 Will there be a deadline?

14:37 They are indignant that they will travel and they are not afraid of being delayed.

14:43 They are already in a colorum tomorrow.

14:45 First of all, the LTFRB will give the due process.

14:49 They will give a show-cause and they will answer.

14:52 So it will take a few days, maybe a week or two for them to finally be informed

14:59 that they are not eligible and they cannot go.

15:03 Maybe we should call for those who voluntarily decided not to consolidate.

15:09 They know that they don't have franchise anymore.

15:11 Maybe they will not travel when the time comes that they are not allowed.

15:17 But those who followed the law are too lazy.

15:20 Those who consolidated, why those who did not join the natural process,

15:27 they are being babied. Is that right, sir?

15:30 We are not really babying them.

15:32 We are just giving them a little more consideration because they are still thinking.

15:37 But definitely, like the first and the ones who followed,

15:41 we will treat them the same regarding their joining eventually in the consolidation.

15:47 Our viewers said that the passengers are fighting with them because it is possible that the passenger will be high

15:54 if the PUB modernization is continued.

15:57 What is the truth behind this?

15:59 Precisely, the modernization is for the passengers.

16:02 They are our number one customer.

16:04 And there is no basis, what they are saying, that if we modernize, the price will increase.

16:09 In fact, the price seven years ago, the difference of minimum of traditional and modern is 2 pesos.

16:15 Up to today, after seven years, the difference of minimum is still the same.

16:20 It's still 2 pesos.

16:21 So what our friends in the transportation sector are saying that the price will increase,

16:26 there is no truth to that.

16:28 The problem here is the issue in the Supreme Court, what is the petition?

16:32 If the Supreme Court agrees to the PUB modernization TRO,

16:37 the Supreme Court will stop it,

16:39 will the individuals be able to return this agreement when it comes to the franchise?

16:46 It's hard to comment because the Supreme Court has not yet made a decision.

16:50 But are you ready for any decision of the Supreme Court?

16:52 Definitely, the government and anybody should follow any decision of the Supreme Court.

16:57 And we have another question, what are the plans for the bike lanes?

17:00 Is there a fight for it? Will it be removed? Will it remain?

17:04 Will it be expanded to include motorcycles?

17:07 What is the initial study of the DOTR?

17:10 On the part of DOTR, according to the President and our policy on transportation,

17:16 the bike lane will continue.

17:18 In fact, we have a bike lane that will be created in the whole Philippines.

17:23 As Secretary Bautista said, it's a priority and it will continue.

17:27 Is there a plan of the DOTR to ensure safety for cyclists and motorcycle riders, especially in the hot weather?

17:35 What are the things we should remind you of Usec?

17:37 Maybe in the hot weather, in certain parts of the day,

17:42 they should not travel by bicycle because the exposure is low.

17:46 But on the part of DOTR, we will provide them protection when they ride their bikes

17:53 so that they will be safe with their motorized vehicles.

17:56 Maybe in every corner, you have a drinking or water station.

18:00 Maybe that's a good idea because small businesses can join

18:04 so that they can provide that kind of heat.

18:09 Yes, if there's a marathon or water station.

18:15 That's a good idea.

18:16 Let's go to Basway.

18:17 I don't know. He introduced himself as the Assistant Secretary of DOTR.

18:23 He was in Tacajapon. His vehicle is a coding vehicle.

18:26 What's the latest? Is this Usec confirmed or is he pretending to be a DOTR?

18:30 You know, I don't have a first-hand info on who he is.

18:34 But in my opinion, if he's the one who is at fault, definitely you cannot go there.

18:40 But if he has the right to go there because we have exceptions,

18:45 as long as the operation is being done, that's a different story.

18:49 Okay. Let's wait for the news.

18:51 Usec, please investigate.

18:54 Yes, we will do that.

18:56 Okay. Thank you very much, Transportation Undersecretary Ferdinand Ortega.

19:00 Thank you.

19:04 In the middle of the hot weather, the cables, transformer, and fuse of the electricity poles in Bacolod City were burned.

19:11 That's why the result is a continuous brownout.

19:14 That's the first live news of Adrian Villetos of GMA Regional TV 1 Western Visayas.

19:20 Adrian, good morning.

19:22 Yes, Maris. Good morning.

19:25 Good morning, everyone here in Bacolod City.

19:27 When there's a brownout, there are more people checking in at different hotels here in the City of Smiles

19:33 to avoid the permission of the hot weather.

19:39 A few months ago, the electric bill of this hotel in Bacolod City was Php 180,000.

19:51 But this past month of March, their electricity bill reached Php 240,000 due to the hot weather.

20:01 Our guests are using air-conditioning.

20:03 We are also using air-conditioning in public areas.

20:07 We don't impose on our guests to not use air-conditioning even for comfort.

20:16 According to the hotel's management, whenever there's a blackout,

20:19 more guests are looking for a place where they can stay to avoid the hot weather.

20:26 This weekend, the number of consumers in the franchise areas of Central Negros Electric Co-operative

20:32 experienced a brownout.

20:34 The reason is that there are a lot of wires, transformers, insulators, and fuses

20:39 that are connected to the electricity lines.

20:41 They were burned due to the intense heat of the weather.

20:44 Those who use electricity have a lot of experience.

20:47 It means that if there's a loss connection,

20:51 there's a loss of electricity and the line will be damaged.

20:56 According to the Sineco Engineering Department,

20:59 they do not expect that the extreme heat conditions

21:03 that are experienced by the lines will be affected.

21:06 That is while they are hoping that after the Sineco is fixed and the new lines are installed

21:12 under the Joint Venture Agreement of the Negros Electric Power Corporation.

21:17 We are expecting that the Sineco will receive 2 billion pesos in modernization.

21:22 This JVA will give us.

21:26 Ladies and gentlemen,

21:34 as part of the Joint Venture Agreement or JVA of the NEPC,

21:37 the Negros Electric Power Corporation,

21:39 will provide the rehabilitation program in the distribution system of the Sineco

21:44 under the 5-year modernization plan.

21:47 Maris?

21:48 Thank you very much, Adrian Prietos of GMA Regional TV 1 Western Visayas.

21:53 Tomorrow, May 1, is Labor Day.

21:56 And to talk about some issues of the workers,

21:59 we will have with us the Department of Labor and Employment Undersecretary,

22:03 Attorney Benjo Santos Benavides.

22:05 Good morning, Attorney.

22:06 Good morning, Maris.

22:08 Good morning to our viewers.

22:10 Alright.

22:11 Jose, let's start with the mandatory heat safety protocols for the workers

22:15 that are being proposed as mandatory.

22:17 What is the purpose of this?

22:19 Well, we already have mandatory occupational safety and health standards

22:23 that are being implemented under our existing department order

22:27 and our law, Republic Act 011058,

22:31 it is laid out what needs to be done in the works.

22:35 First, there will be a risk assessment.

22:38 Based on the result of the risk assessment,

22:41 we will know what the occupational safety and health standards are.

22:45 But regardless of the nature of the job, the place of the work,

22:48 we always remind, based on the guidelines,

22:53 the wearing of PPE.

22:55 Second, proper hydration.

22:57 Third, proper ventilation.

23:00 Fourth, there will be breaks,

23:04 especially the short breaks and we also have what we call meal breaks.

23:08 These are the times when our workers can rest

23:12 in their work to avoid or to avoid the heat.

23:17 So the short breaks are different from the meal breaks.

23:20 Correct.

23:21 You cannot ignore that.

23:22 No.

23:23 Alright.

23:24 The Department of Finance, USEC, will implement a four-day work week.

23:27 Will you also recommend this to private companies, USEC?

23:30 Well, the four-day work week is one of the flexible work arrangements.

23:36 These flexible work arrangements are prerogatives and options of employers

23:41 in consultation with their employees about implementing it.

23:46 So it is not new.

23:47 Any employer or company can implement a four-day work week.

23:54 They can change the normal work week of a company.

23:58 But would you recommend it?

23:59 Well, it depends on the needs of the company.

24:02 If we can ensure the safety of the workers

24:08 or if we can maintain or improve the productivity of the company, then why not.

24:15 Tomorrow is Labor Day.

24:17 Do you have a gift for the workers?

24:19 Can we expect a wage hike for our workers or have they already received it?

24:24 Well, you know, last year, RCWPB started their process

24:30 in determining the correct regional wage rate.

24:35 And it is proven that all the regional tripartite wages and productivity boards

24:39 have issued minimum wage rates.

24:42 All regions?

24:43 Yes, all regions.

24:44 Sixteen regions.

24:45 The wage rates of our workers are included in that.

24:49 Except for one region in Kasambay, I think Region 7.

24:52 Region 7.

24:53 What can the workers in Region 7 expect?

24:56 Well, that is being processed.

24:58 We have procedures to follow in establishing the new minimum wage rate.

25:03 So generally, the boards of ANCOP have issued the correct regional wages and productivity,

25:13 rather minimum wage rate in their regions.

25:16 So your gift is already there.

25:17 That's right.

25:18 But our gift for May 1 is more work.

25:21 Speaking of, can we go to a job fair?

25:25 Some of the requests are asking for a high salary.

25:30 Where are these job fairs?

25:32 Well, we have 97 sites, job fair venues in the whole Philippines.

25:38 We have planned to go to the provinces

25:41 to bring the available jobs closer to the workers.

25:45 These are jobs in retail and manufacturing, including construction.

25:50 So we will see in the job vacancies, the production workers, carpenters, laborers, sales clerks.

25:57 We also have requirements in finance and accommodation.

26:05 So they will be participating in the job fairs.

26:12 But aside from the job fairs, we also have another program in Malacanang.

26:17 What is it?

26:18 We want to celebrate the golden anniversary of the Labor Code of the Philippines.

26:23 It was enacted in 1974.

26:26 This year is its golden anniversary.

26:29 And part of the golden anniversary celebration is to give an award to outstanding workers of the Philippines

26:38 in the partnership between RCM and PMAP.

26:42 We also want to present our plan to build a workers rehabilitation center.

26:48 Good, very good.

26:50 Let us remind our applicants about the job fairs.

26:53 What should they bring?

26:55 Where can they find those areas? 97?

26:57 Yes, 97 sites.

26:59 For the job fair sites, visit our website.

27:04 You will see the list of job fair venues.

27:08 For those who are looking for a job, I want to remind you to prepare yourself because you might have a job when you return.

27:16 That's it.

27:17 Thank you very much and good morning to all of you.

27:19 That's a good gift for Labor Day.

27:21 Thank you very much Undersecretary Attorney Benjo Santos Benavides of the Department of Labor and Employment.

27:27 Happy Labor Day.

27:29 Ambulances without a driver who passed by the EDSA busway were the ones who were called by the authorities.

27:36 Live from EDSA Santolan, we have the first news, James Agustin.

27:40 James, how was it? Ticket?

27:42 Yes, Ivan. This is a new ticket because there are two ambulances.

27:49 The other one is the one we saw, the one that passed by the EDSA Santolan.

27:53 These are the ambulances without a driver who passed by the EDSA busway.

27:58 The Special Action and Intelligence Committee on Transportation, or SAIC,

28:03 called the EDSA busway at Santolan Station.

28:06 An ambulance that was supposed to return to Cavite was stopped because it did not have a driver.

28:11 The driver said that he brought patients to a separate hospital.

28:15 Another ambulance that was supposed to go to Taguig also did not have a driver.

28:19 According to the driver, he also brought three patients to the same hospital.

28:22 Here is the part of the interview with the drivers of the ambulances that we saw.

28:26 I was going to exit there but there was a traffic jam so I said I will go to the bed first.

28:33 But you know that it is prohibited if there are no patients? Yes.

28:36 How is that?

28:37 The driver admitted his mistake.

28:39 I thought that it is prohibited here.

28:43 Meanwhile, Ivan, SAIC is continuing its operation here at EDSA Santolan and at other parts of the busway.

28:58 Aside from the two ambulances, there are also several motorcycles that were also passed through the busway.

29:03 That is what we saw this morning.

29:05 That is the first news. From Quezon City, I am James Agustin for GEMI Integrated News.

29:10 The priest David Licauco prayed for his operation today.

29:20 He will be undergoing a radiofrequency procedure for his sleep apnea condition.

29:25 He will be diagnosed at 16 years old where his sleep apnea stops.

29:31 David shared his plan for the interview of GEMI Integrated News.

29:37 He has been looking forward to get his condition treated for a long time and it is already affecting his life.

29:43 Yes, because your sleep is not quality sleep when you have that.

29:47 It is a struggle. We wish you well David.

29:52 [Closing music]

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