State of the Nation: (Part 1) Natusok ng bakal sa mata; #BagyongNika; Atbp.

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00:00This is a sensitive video that you are about to watch.

00:05A boy in Cebu City was stabbed in the eye by a bullet while he was walking to school.

00:12Alan Domingo of GMA Regional TV has this report.

00:15This is a sensitive video that you are about to watch.

00:22A boy in Cebu City was stabbed in the eye by a bullet while he was walking to school.

00:30Alan Domingo of GMA Regional TV has this report.

00:45A boy in Cebu City was stabbed in the eye by a bullet while he was walking to school.

00:52I couldn't see his eyes. I couldn't see his eyes.

00:58When I looked at the boy, I couldn't see his eyes.

01:01I couldn't see his eyes.

01:03I couldn't see his eyes.

01:05I couldn't see his eyes.

01:07I couldn't see his eyes.

01:11Authorities are still investigating how the boy was stabbed in the eye

01:16by a bullet that was used to support the broken cable.

01:20The boy's hospitalization is still being investigated.

01:23The Department of Social Welfare Services promised to assist in his treatment.

01:29Alan Domingo of GMA Regional TV has this report for GMA Integrated News.

01:35The Christmas lights will be turned on slowly because the electricity bill of Miralco will increase this November.

01:41The electricity bill is almost 43 cents per kilowatt hour.

01:47The electricity bill is 85 pesos per kilowatt hour.

01:53The electricity bill is 213 pesos per kilowatt hour.

01:58According to Miralco, one of the reasons for the increase in electricity bill is the increase in demand for electricity

02:03and the decrease in the price of electricity, which is affected by the power producers.

02:09Houses collapsed and some of the left-over land of Baguio-Nica in Northern Luzon were submerged.

02:16In the province of Aurora, some rivers overflowed so some residents couldn't get help.

02:22From the City of Kasiguran, we have a live report from Darlene Cai.

02:26Darlene?

02:30There is still no electricity in the City of Kasiguran in Aurora.

02:33Some of the electricity poles fell and were damaged when the storm hit here.

02:39So some affected residents are now relying on candles, gas stoves, or some solar-powered lights.

02:47The landslides of Baguio-Nica in other provinces or places in Northern Luzon are also felt.

02:56Let's go!

03:02This house in Taguntungan in Baguio-Cagayan was flooded by a river.

03:06It happened in the middle of the storm of Baguio-Nica last night.

03:09No one is inside because the owner is in Tuguegarao City.

03:14In Tuguegarao City, this family is helping to transport the groceries.

03:20Because last time, the water was only there for 30 to 45 minutes.

03:26This vendor put the refrigerator and vegetables in the sidecar.

03:32When the morning came, this is what the residents were left with.

03:36The income of their house is now in ruins.

03:39More than 3,000 residents of Luzon are still in the evacuation center.

03:43Don't let them go home because it's hard for them to evacuate.

03:46If the storm comes again, it will flood for sure.

03:49We have a problem.

03:51As you can see, the flood has spread to the towns of Solana and Alcala.

03:56Cagayan is still in a state of calamity in October.

03:59Their problem now is that their calamity fund is running out.

04:03The LGU is asking the national government for additional funds.

04:08According to the president last week, the government's quick response fund is running out.

04:13But don't worry, it will be funded again.

04:16Historically, as early as October or sometimes September, the national and local calamity fund is running out.

04:24But the government always has a quick response fund.

04:27And we have an assurance from BBM that we have enough funds for the next calamities until the end of December.

04:38In Dilasag, Aurora, where the storm landed, 100 percent of the town was affected.

04:46The strong wind blew the roof of Nanay Leonita's house.

04:50It was very strong.

04:51And my neighbor was moving up and up.

04:56So I was really scared.

05:00The water level is still high.

05:02The water level is still high and the storm is strong here.

05:04That's why the barangay of Diagyan in the municipality of Dilasag in Aurora can't go there.

05:11Even the motorists going to Dinapigue Isabela can't go there.

05:16We are trying to contact them.

05:19The river is still isolated.

05:22Even though it's sunny today, we still can't cross it.

05:28What will happen is that they will still be able to cross the river if the water level is low?

05:32Yes, that's what will happen.

05:34In the neighboring town of Kasiguran, all 100 banana trees were hit by strong winds.

05:41I hope there will be help for us.

05:43We lost our food.

05:45That's our problem.

05:47Family food packs were given to the affected residents.

05:50There is still no power in the town of Kasiguran and Dilasag.

05:53The communication line is having a hard time.

05:56Roofs were removed.

05:58Trees were cut down.

05:59And the riverbeds were cut off again in the neighboring towns.

06:03The storm left a trail in Santiago City, Isabela.

06:06Some places were flooded.

06:09It's as if the flood washed away the crops in the towns of Ilagan and Tumawini.

06:19According to Kasiguran MDRMO,

06:22Aurelco is working hard to get the power supply back to the town this Sunday.

06:27That's the latest from Kasiguran Aurora.

06:30Back to you, Ato.

06:31Thank you very much, Darlene Cai.

06:34The hearing of the House Quad Committee on the Duterte Drug War was canceled.

06:40Some witnesses are still confirming the testimonies.

06:44Despite this, former President Rodrigo Duterte insisted that he will still go to the camera

06:49because they were not abused.

06:51In defense of the House Quad Committee,

06:53they did not receive a confirmation that Duterte will attend the hearing.

06:58They sent a postponed hearing.

07:01This evening, former Presidential Spokesperson Salvador Panelo said

07:05in a video that did not receive a notice,

07:08Duterte's field about the cancellation of the hearing.

07:11He will still go in the morning.

07:13Tomorrow, Duterte will be in front of the camera

07:16to talk to the congressmen about when the hearing can continue.

07:5125 kilometers per hour

07:53and possibly landfall on the island of Cagayan or Isabela on Thursday.

07:58Aside from the Ophel,

08:00the Tropical Storm Mani is also being monitored.

08:03If it enters the PAR, it will be called the Pepito Storm.

08:07It is still far, but in the initial outlook of the forecast,

08:10it is possible that it will approach the Bicol Region or Eastern Visayas this Sunday.

08:15This Sunday.

08:16As for the Metro Weather,

08:18the chance of rain is still low tomorrow morning.

08:21But in the afternoon, there is a chance of rain in some parts of Luzon and Visayas.

08:25It is also possible that it will rain heavily in Mindanao.

08:29In the afternoon, it is possible that it will rain in some parts of Metro Manila.

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