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Narito ang mga maiinit na balita sa 24 Oras Express ngayong Miyerkules, November 8, 2023:
40 Pinoy at Palestinian misis ng 1 Pinoy, nakalabas ng Gaza at nasa Cairo na
Pinasala ng Super Bagyong Yolanda, inalala; PBBM, naniniwalang higit pa sa 6,000 ang nasawi
4Minorya sa Kamara: Tingin natin mayroon nang lamat sa UniTeam
Kaanak ng 6 na sabungero mula Sta. Maria, Bulacan, dismayado sa tila 'di umuusad na imbestigasyon
6 sa 9 bilanggong tumakas sa MPD STN1 Jail, nahuli na; dagdag-harang sa preso, iniligay
CALAX Silang (Aguinaldo) Interchange, binuksan na; toll fee, libre pa ngayon
LPA na nabuo sa loob ng PAR, inaasahang magdi-dissipate sa mga susunod na araw; ilang lugar sa bansa, uulanin pa rin
Ilang bahagi ng Iligan City, binaha; rescue ops, ikinasa
Pagpapasabog sa umano'y "Hamas target" malapit sa ospital at paaralan, ipinakita ng Israel
Mass grave kung saan inilibing ang mga nasawi dahil sa bagyong Yolanda sa Tacloban, dinasalan at binasbasan
Miguel Tanfelix at Ysabel Ortega, pinangunahan ang pasilip sa teaser trailer ng MMFF entry na "Firefly"
1 sa Pinoy na kasama dapat sa 2nd batch ng mga lumabas sa Gaza kagabi, hindi tumuloy para 'di maiwan ang asawang Palestinian
Storm surge o daluyong ng bagyong Yolanda ang kumitil sa libo-libo ayon sa pag-aaral
Giant christmas tree sa BGC, pinailawan na
Ilang dating cast ng "Encantadia", kasama rin sa upcoming series, ayon kay Direk Mark Reyes
Greenhills night market, bukas na
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40 Pinoy at Palestinian misis ng 1 Pinoy, nakalabas ng Gaza at nasa Cairo na
Pinasala ng Super Bagyong Yolanda, inalala; PBBM, naniniwalang higit pa sa 6,000 ang nasawi
4Minorya sa Kamara: Tingin natin mayroon nang lamat sa UniTeam
Kaanak ng 6 na sabungero mula Sta. Maria, Bulacan, dismayado sa tila 'di umuusad na imbestigasyon
6 sa 9 bilanggong tumakas sa MPD STN1 Jail, nahuli na; dagdag-harang sa preso, iniligay
CALAX Silang (Aguinaldo) Interchange, binuksan na; toll fee, libre pa ngayon
LPA na nabuo sa loob ng PAR, inaasahang magdi-dissipate sa mga susunod na araw; ilang lugar sa bansa, uulanin pa rin
Ilang bahagi ng Iligan City, binaha; rescue ops, ikinasa
Pagpapasabog sa umano'y "Hamas target" malapit sa ospital at paaralan, ipinakita ng Israel
Mass grave kung saan inilibing ang mga nasawi dahil sa bagyong Yolanda sa Tacloban, dinasalan at binasbasan
Miguel Tanfelix at Ysabel Ortega, pinangunahan ang pasilip sa teaser trailer ng MMFF entry na "Firefly"
1 sa Pinoy na kasama dapat sa 2nd batch ng mga lumabas sa Gaza kagabi, hindi tumuloy para 'di maiwan ang asawang Palestinian
Storm surge o daluyong ng bagyong Yolanda ang kumitil sa libo-libo ayon sa pag-aaral
Giant christmas tree sa BGC, pinailawan na
Ilang dating cast ng "Encantadia", kasama rin sa upcoming series, ayon kay Direk Mark Reyes
Greenhills night market, bukas na
24 Oras is GMA Network's flagship newscast, anchored by GMA News pillars Mel Tiangco, Vicky Morales, and Emil Sumangil featuring top news stories from the Philippines and the hottest showbiz news on Chika Minute hosted by Iya Villania. Visit GMA News Online (http://www.gmanews.tv/24Oras) for more.
For Kapuso abroad, subscribe to GMA Pinoy TV (http://www.gmapinoytv.com/) for GMA programs, including the full version of 24 Oras.
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00:00 Live from the GMA Network Center, this is "24 Horas."
00:06 Good evening, Luzon Visayas and Mindanao.
00:22 The 40 Filipinos who left Gaza last night are safe in Cairo, Egypt.
00:30 The agreement between them and their wife, Palestina, is now in full swing.
00:36 Because of the new lockdown, it is possible that more Filipinos will be joining the next batch of refugees.
00:44 I will find out when Rafi Tima will meet them.
00:47 Rafi Tima's report.
00:48 The Philippines' embassy in Egypt rented a bus to the refugees.
00:54 They are tired and exhausted, but they are happy as they travel to Cairo.
00:59 They are accompanied by Minerva, an OFW who has been working in Gaza for 23 years.
01:04 After many wars, she decided to leave.
01:08 In total, 40 Filipinos were released, including 19 minors, 3 children, and 2 pregnant women.
01:16 They are with Asma, who is now a month pregnant.
01:18 She has a point where she is in a coma, but her condition is fine.
01:22 She just needs to be happy that she can fly back to the Philippines.
01:26 Although they are happy that they are far from the bombs, some are still sad.
01:32 A Palestinian was allowed to go out with his wife, children, and Filipinos.
01:37 Others are on the list, but he decided to leave.
01:42 Although he left Gaza, he wants to stay in Egypt.
01:46 Egypt does not allow this because they are only issuing a transit visa to the refugees.
01:51 The group's trip was hectic, including the Philippines' ambassador in Egypt, who was the first to meet them at the Rafah border crossing.
01:58 They stayed at the Palestinian side of the border for 3 hours, while they were in the Egyptian side for more than 10 hours,
02:03 where they were given serious charges.
02:06 They left the border crossing early and traveled to Cairo.
02:11 To date, almost 100 Filipinos have been left in Gaza.
02:14 But after a Palestinian was allowed to go out with his family,
02:18 many of the relatives decided to leave.
02:22 In the videos taken at the Egyptian side of the border crossing, the situation is fine, although there are many people.
02:29 Tomorrow, the four Filipinos and 11 Palestinian husbands of Filipinos are expected to be with those who are allowed to cross the border crossing.
02:37 And that is the story of Rafi Tima from Egypt.
02:46 A decade after the super-storm Yolanda, the wounds of the victims are still not healed.
02:57 The President thinks that the number of those who are sick is still high.
03:01 He is also hurrying the unfinished housework.
03:06 The phone is ringing.
03:07 With a strong wind of more than 300 km/h,
03:16 the super-typhoon Yolanda is considered one of the strongest typhoons in history.
03:26 It surrounded Central and Eastern Bessayas, but one of the most severe typhoons is Tacloban.
03:35 The storms are so strong that it can destroy houses.
03:39 The official record says that more than 6,000 people died, 28,000 were injured, and more than 1,000 were lost.
03:46 However, today is the 10th anniversary of the disaster of the typhoon Yolanda in Tacloban.
03:51 Since the disaster, President Bongbong Marcos has believed that more than 6,000 people died in the disaster.
03:57 We must always keep a special place in our hearts for those who we lost, who are uncounted.
04:05 Who are unrecorded.
04:07 So that up to now, we say 6,000 casualties, we do not know that for sure.
04:14 We are certain that there were more, but for whatever reason, their deaths have not been recorded.
04:21 Until now, the work for the recovery of the victims is still ongoing.
04:27 Together with the President-Administrator of the National Housing Authority and the Department of Human Settlements, he ordered to quickly build houses and distribute titles to the victims of the typhoon.
04:37 Because the first reconstruction of the houses was not successful, Mayor Alfred said that it cannot be lived in.
04:49 We went back and we made sure that the facilities that were being created are suitable for the families that lost their homes.
04:57 And that is why the recovery, the rehabilitation, the rebuilding still continues.
05:05 The President also thanked the international community and all those who helped in the rehabilitation of the affected areas.
05:13 The country and the whole world learned a lot of lessons from the Philippines' experience in the super typhoon Yolanda.
05:19 And according to the President, all government policies should be monitored for the effects of climate change.
05:26 In the Philippines now, UN Special Rapporteur on Climate Change and Human Rights, Dr. Ian Fry, at the invitation of the Climate Change Commission.
05:35 He said that even if we are a small contributor, we bear the biggest brunt of climate change and it to us becomes an issue of climate justice and equity.
05:44 Because other governments in the world should do what they should do.
05:49 For GMA Integrated News, Ivan Mayrina, for Tutok, 24 Hours.
05:56 Following the removal of Congresswoman Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo as Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, there was a rumor that the UNITEAM has a leader.
06:04 Some of the mayors denied that.
06:06 For Tutok, Jonathan Andal.
06:08 We think that the UNITEAM has a leader.
06:14 That was the rumor.
06:17 Following the removal of the mayoress of the House of Representatives, for the Deputy Speakers of the House of Representatives, Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo and Davao City Representative Isidro Ungab,
06:26 the two, who are both allies of the Duterte, did not sign the resolution supporting Speaker Martin Romualdez,
06:33 which was a breach of the promise of the former President Rodrigo Duterte that the House of Representatives is a "burden".
06:39 Because of the positions, the various issues, especially the confidential funds.
06:46 But a member of the majority and ally of Arroyo and Duterte, believes that the UNITEAM is still solid.
06:51 It seems that my status is robust, solid, and vigorous.
06:55 No one called me to support him.
06:59 No one.
07:01 I did not hear anything from the South Lounge.
07:04 No one talked about it.
07:07 The majority leader also did not see the split of the alliance in the House of Representatives.
07:12 He said that the events that happened were not related to the next presidential elections.
07:16 We're not thinking about 2028.
07:19 It so happened that a person issued a statement in an interview which tries to malign the image, the character, the integrity of the House.
07:31 As far as the House members are concerned, belonging to the UNITEAM, we still have the UNITEAM.
07:38 Arroyo did not deny that he was abroad so he was not signed into the resolution.
07:42 But he confirmed that he still supports Romualdez's leadership.
07:45 He did not make a move or support any move to remove Romualdez.
07:50 And he has long had no plans to be a speaker.
07:53 Arroyo also said that he is always intrigued by politics that is often shallow.
07:57 The former president can do nothing if the speaker is convinced that he will intrigue Romualdez who is not supported by Arroyo.
08:06 Arroyo and Romualdez are party members in the LAKAS-CMD, the most dominant party in the House.
08:11 This is also the party led by Vice President Sara Duterte when the election of 2022 ran before it split due to Arroyo's first demotion in May.
08:21 The brother of the President and cousin of the Speaker, Senator Amy Marcos, issued a message of support to the former President Duterte.
08:29 He will not be quiet in his refusal to listen to the man who agreed to bury his father in the burial ground of the Bayani.
08:36 He said that he is a friend of the former President and Vice President Duterte.
08:39 For GMA Integrated News, Jonathan Andal, Katutok, 24 Hours.
08:44 The children of six soap operatives from Santa Maria, Bulacan who were missing in Laguna in 2021 have been dismissed.
08:53 According to the investigation, there is no CIDG police officer who should be remembered.
09:00 Here is my exclusive coverage.
09:03 Mark Joseph Ignacio, Glenn Hermar, Romualdo Diano, Eric Legaspi, Neryo Ante Cristo and Kel Bohol have been missing for three years.
09:15 But until now, no case has been filed because the police still have no lead on who is behind the crime.
09:22 We have been through three Christmas in December when we are not with our loved ones.
09:25 It's painful to accept that we haven't received justice yet.
09:29 It's taking longer. We are losing good news from them.
09:36 The members of this group, belonging to Santa Maria, Bulacan, were missing after they were found in Santa Cruz, Laguna in May 2021.
09:44 According to their relatives, the six CIDG officers who were arrested have a connection to this case.
09:52 They were being held at the back of the scene of the disappearance of seven soap operatives in Manila Arena in January 2021.
09:57 It's like a relief to see that they were arrested, but it's like that in other cases.
10:02 Because their own cases are taking a long time, they are feeling different.
10:08 We are looking for Stacia, but it's disheartening because she's not here.
10:14 It's taking a long time. I'm in doubt.
10:16 We know that the six of them are guilty, but it's like they will lose their chance.
10:23 We are very saddened.
10:26 During the last case conference that they held at the DOJ,
10:29 Secretary Boyeng Remulia was with them.
10:31 A CIDG police officer assigned him to investigate their questions.
10:37 After the arrest...
10:38 After the DOJ, Honey Ho has no feelings for us.
10:42 He didn't update us. He didn't update us on what happened in our case.
10:47 That's why he's not calling us.
10:49 But you call him?
10:51 We miss-called him.
10:53 He's not answering our calls. Maybe he's busy.
10:57 They haven't been giving updates on the case of the missing soap operatives.
11:02 The court has not yet issued a warrant to search, seize and examine computer data that will help them.
11:08 We are completely dismayed. We don't know why.
11:13 Because there's a higher chance that they will be linked to other missing cases.
11:19 They should just tell us where they were taken and where they are.
11:22 Our families are not able to stop looking for them.
11:26 I hope they will give us action to help us, dear President.
11:31 We are trying to get the Department of Justice and PNP-CIDG's help.
11:35 For GMA Integrated News, Emil Sumangil, Nakatutok 24 Horas.
11:40 A shaman inmate escaped from a police station in Manila.
11:46 Although three of them were arrested,
11:49 the station commander and three other people are still on the scene.
11:54 Jun Venera Shon is in custody.
12:00 The steel was also added to the prison of Manila Police District Station 1
12:04 after the shaman escaped from the prison of Persons Deprived of Liberty,
12:08 in Bandang Alauna earlier this morning.
12:10 Among their cases, there are cases related to illegal drugs,
12:13 robbery and illegal possession of firearms.
12:16 They were pushed out of the prison by force.
12:19 Maybe they were already soft.
12:21 They were forced to leave the prison.
12:23 The person just passed by.
12:25 Six people were returned to the prison after the shaman escaped.
12:29 Three more were searched.
12:30 Families are now experiencing surrender feelings.
12:33 The incident is being investigated to find out if there is any innocence.
12:37 The prison is almost next to the desk officer's position.
12:40 There are also CCTV cameras,
12:42 but there are no monitors that there are people escaping.
12:45 Administratively, the station commander, the deputy,
12:49 the duty officer and other duties during the time that it happened were relieved.
12:54 One person is in a prison in the custodial facility.
12:58 Due to the escape of some Persons Deprived of Liberty,
13:00 the prison is suspended in the jail facility of Manila Police District Station 1.
13:05 It is not yet clear when the prisoners will be allowed to visit their loved ones again.
13:12 Sir, I hope we can talk to the prison because we were forced to leave the prison.
13:17 I hope that whoever is guilty,
13:21 all of them will be included.
13:27 Reporting for GMA Integrated News,
13:28 June Veneration, 24 hours.
13:31 Good news for those who love to ride a Tagaytay road trip.
13:36 The trip to Binocsang Bahagi by Cavite Laguna Expressway is now faster.
13:40 It seems that they will be able to get there early because the road trip is free.
13:45 Mary Zumali is on the road.
13:47 Tagaytay is a favorite destination for many people because it is near Metro Manila.
13:55 But before they can reach here, traffic is in a mess.
13:59 That's why the road trip will be open only for 4 kilometers of Calax or Cavite Laguna Expressway.
14:05 According to Michelle's family, it is true that she is walking on Tagaytay.
14:22 It is faster. Tagaytay is nearer.
14:25 We are not stressed anymore because we can experience the traffic and reach here.
14:31 The travel time is really short.
14:36 There is no traffic. It is fast to reach here, unlike Tagaytay.
14:41 But it seems that it is better and faster to go through the newly opened portions.
14:46 This new portion is free for now.
14:49 Until when will it be free, ma'am?
14:51 We don't have a date yet.
14:52 We will wait for the advice of the toll regulatory board.
14:57 We are getting tired early in the morning.
14:59 Please, let us be free for the whole year.
15:01 Until the end of the year.
15:03 Christmas gift.
15:05 It is estimated that more than 5,000 motorists will be added to the daily number of 28,000 motorists who travel to Calax.
15:12 They will open their portion in Aguinaldo.
15:16 It is just the beginning of the 45-kilometer stretch of Calax that includes Dasmarinas, General Trias, Imus, Kawit, and Cavitex.
15:25 It is expected to be completed by 2024 to 2025.
15:29 For the Gym Integrated News, Maris Umali, Katutok, 24 Hours.
15:34 Good evening, Kapuso.
15:39 How was your midweek?
15:42 Be ready, especially now that there is a new low-pressure area that was built inside the Philippine Area of Responsibility.
15:49 The LPA's last stretch of 185-kilometer stretch of the Depolog City Zamboanga del Norte.
15:56 It is expected that the chance of it being a storm is low and it is possible that it will dissipate or disappear in the next few days.
16:03 But we will continue to focus on that for updates.
16:07 For now, the LPA's effect is felt in some parts of the country, especially in Visayas and Mindanao.
16:12 Aside from that, there is also a shear line that was formed due to the collision of Amihan and Easter Lees.
16:19 Based on the rainfall forecast of Metro Weather, tomorrow morning, there will be rain in Sulu Archipelago and Zamboanga Peninsula.
16:26 By the afternoon, other parts of Mindanao will also be raining, such as Northern Mindanao, Soxargen, and Davao Region.
16:35 There is a heavy rain expected due to the LPA, which is close to landmass, so be alert in case of flood or earthquake.
16:42 Visayas will also experience a heavy rain along with some parts of Panay Island, Negros Province, Cebu, and the Summer and Leyte Provinces.
16:52 In Luzon, there will also be rain tomorrow morning, starting here in Mindoro and Palawan.
16:59 It will continue until the afternoon, and it is possible that there will be rain in Aurora, Quezon, and Isabela.
17:06 In Metro Manila, we will still bring an umbrella and monitor if there is a thunderstorm advisory because there is still a chance of rain, especially in the afternoon and evening.
17:15 That is all for the latest weather updates. I am Maureen Shrivers for GMA Integrated News Weather Center.
17:21 You can expect us to be there, no matter what the weather is.
17:25 Thanks Maureen. Meanwhile, some parts of Iligan City were flooded.
17:29 The water level in some areas was almost up to the ceiling, following the heavy rain last night.
17:36 Some residents were trapped in their homes, so they had to be rescued.
17:41 They were brought to the evacuation center for the time being.
17:45 The roads are flooded, so some motorists were stranded.
17:51 According to the forecast, the rain that flooded some parts of Mindanao is due to Easter Leaks.
17:58 My fellow Filipinos, you will be watching a very special coming-of-age road trip drama on the big screen this Christmas.
18:16 It is the movie Firefly, the latest offering of GMA Public Affairs and GMA Pictures at Metro Manila Film Festival or MMFF this year.
18:26 Before we watch the teaser trailer, we will be joined by Nelson Canlas, the two main characters of the movie.
18:35 Before we wait for the teaser reveal, we will first talk to the main characters of Firefly, Miguel and Isabel.
18:45 Isabel, I'm very excited for you guys.
18:47 This is the first MMFF entry as a love team.
18:52 It's your first movie.
18:54 But wait, before we start, what's the difference between this movie and your roles in it?
19:01 As Ms. Ia said, it's a coming-of-age adventure film for all ages.
19:07 This is starring Ewan Micael as Ton-Ton.
19:10 His journey is to the island of Alitap-Tap.
19:14 Our characters, Billy and Erica, will be joining him on his journey.
19:20 Directed by Direk Zig Dulay.
19:23 Miguel, this movie is showing on Christmas Day, December 25.
19:28 Why do you think our fans should line up for Firefly?
19:33 It's simple, Sir Nelson.
19:35 If they want to be inspired this Christmas, they should line up for the movie.
19:40 We did this so that they can watch it on the big screen.
19:42 So that they can feel the message of the movie.
19:45 As in, you'll be so immersed.
19:47 The experience will be different.
19:49 So, bring your whole family because it's a family movie.
19:52 Bring your mom, dad, grandpa, grandma, everyone.
19:56 If you want to find the courage of your heart this Christmas, watch Firefly.
20:01 We all want that.
20:04 As promised, Ia, this is the first time you'll watch the teaser reveal of Firefly in 24 hours.
20:10 Miguel, Isabel, do the honors.
20:12 Yes, Kapuso, we're excited to watch the teaser of the GMA Pictures and GMA Public Affairs
20:18 2023 Metro Manila Film Festival movie entry, Firefly.
20:22 Yes, let's watch it together.
20:28 I felt when I was a kid, my mom's stories are alive.
20:35 Remember this, when you reach the island of fireflies, your wish will come true.
20:48 [Music]
21:07 This is a real fish.
21:09 Let's catch it, mom.
21:11 You're lucky, I've been fishing the map until now.
21:14 [Music]
21:18 I'm looking for the fish.
21:21 [Music]
21:44 We can find it, mom.
21:46 Yes, just the two of us.
21:48 [Music]
21:56 [Tires screeching]
21:59 We have a live update, the Filipinos have just left Gaza.
22:10 Rafi Tima is with them in Cairo, Egypt. Rafi?
22:17 [Music]
22:18 We met the Filipinos who came from the Rafa border crossing in Isla Emilia.
22:23 They crossed the Suez Canal.
22:25 They told me that it was really hard for them to cross.
22:28 Their waiting was really hard.
22:31 And their crossing the border crossing was really hard.
22:34 They waited for a long time.
22:36 When they were in the bus, you could see the tiredness on their faces.
22:40 But they were happy that they left Gaza.
22:45 They also said that they were sad that they left their family in Gaza.
22:49 The pregnant female here, 9 months pregnant,
22:55 needs to be checked up to make sure that she can fly to the Philippines.
23:00 And there's a doctor's order that she can fly.
23:03 Meanwhile, exclusively on GMA Integrated News,
23:06 some Filipinos were left in Gaza.
23:09 Their situation in Gaza is being discussed by JP Soriano.
23:14 I am Revelina Cargolio. I am here in Gaza, in Canyones.
23:20 We are here. You can see that we don't have a car, no electricity, no food.
23:31 This part of Gaza is a ghost town.
23:35 Wherever our countrywoman Revelina is, their food supply is also running out.
23:42 I have a small store, but there's no food.
23:47 I don't know where we can get food.
23:52 Revelina is with her daughter and her grandson who are going to leave Gaza and go to Egypt.
24:00 But they also didn't go to the Philippines to avoid leaving their son,
24:04 who is a man with Down Syndrome,
24:07 who also doesn't want to leave when his Palestinian wife is not with him.
24:12 When they made a list, it's not clear if the Palestinian wives can join.
24:17 I was hesitating to leave my son, who is a man.
24:23 I was thinking of myself, but I was thinking of leaving my son.
24:29 So I couldn't even attempt.
24:32 Finally, to catch up with the Palestinian wives who can join,
24:38 we asked the Philippine Embassy to make a list of the next batch of people who will leave Gaza.
24:44 The only problem now is that there is no car.
24:48 There is no car that can take us to the border.
24:56 The only thing that can pull a horse is a car.
25:02 And they are still using it.
25:04 There is no bomb shelter in their location.
25:07 If the bomb is too powerful, the bombs will hit us.
25:17 Here we have a bad situation. We have a bomb very near from my situation.
25:25 My house is near the situation like Hamad City.
25:30 A lot of bombs are off the apartment.
25:33 There is also no electricity for the ref to pack food.
25:37 But that's more than what they need now.
25:40 They don't want to eat.
25:42 I pray that we can still serve here in the chaos.
25:47 We will meet again in the Philippines.
25:50 The Foreign Affairs Department thanks the mediation of Qatar
25:56 for allowing the Filipinos who left Gaza to leave.
26:02 For GMA Integrated News, JP Soriano, 24 Hours.
26:08 Standby, Rafi.
26:10 Cue, Rafi, cue.
26:14 We have been traveling from Islamia to Cairo for almost 2 hours.
26:18 Our countrymen have told us a lot of stories.
26:20 But what they are saying is that they are thankful for all the efforts
26:24 to get them here in Cairo and to leave Gaza.
26:29 According to them, if they don't make the effort from the Philippines Embassy in Jordan
26:34 to the Philippines Embassy in Cairo, they will still remain in a very dangerous place in Gaza.
26:40 But most of them still want to return to Gaza when the situation becomes normal.
26:45 And that's the latest from Cairo. Mel?
26:48 Thank you very much, Rafi Tima.
26:51 And now that the 10th anniversary of the super typhoon Yolanda has passed,
26:58 let's find out what the programs for the victims are.
27:02 Let's also investigate if the conditions for many to get sick with the typhoon have stopped.
27:09 The special report is brought to you by Chino Gaston.
27:12 One of the strongest typhoons that has ever landfalled in the history of the country
27:24 was the super typhoon Yolanda, which hit the country on November 8, 2013.
27:35 Based on studies, it was not a strong or strong rain that caused the typhoon
27:39 to destroy the structures or stop the lives of thousands of residents,
27:45 but the storm surge.
27:48 This is the water that flows from the sea to the ground,
27:52 which is pushed by the strong wind of the typhoon.
27:55 That's why the communities by the sea are included in the most affected areas,
28:01 like Tacloban City, where almost 60,000 houses were destroyed.
28:06 In order to avoid the severe effects of the storm surge or typhoon,
28:11 the government implemented a relocation program
28:14 to evacuate the residents from the cities and the surrounding areas.
28:19 But the problem of those affected by the typhoon did not end here.
28:23 Some of the relocation sites,
28:27 far from the cities where the residents work,
28:30 have a problem with the water supply.
28:33 At the Nitridge relocation site, it seems that there is a party whenever it rains heavily.
28:39 The rainwater is collected from the roofs of the houses.
28:44 And this is also a chance to take a bath.
28:47 Because the water here is hard.
28:50 Even if you don't want to take a bath, you should take a bath to get water.
28:53 Because the water here is hard.
28:56 The large amount of water that the city government placed here in Nitridge is noticeable.
29:01 Several times a week, the water here is being rationed.
29:06 The problem is that the supply for the residents' needs is not enough.
29:11 The owners installed deep wells.
29:15 And the water that is collected from the ground,
29:17 they also sell it to the neighbors for two pesos each container.
29:23 Since the residents moved here,
29:26 the promise of water for their groups has not been fulfilled.
29:30 It is not enough because they deliver three to four containers a week.
29:37 They use a lot of water.
29:39 It is not enough.
29:41 Sometimes, it is not enough for one day.
29:43 The Local Water Utilities Administration explained that
29:47 the former housing units were given water connection.
29:51 But because of the addition of house projects,
29:54 more water was collected.
29:57 What we did here is that we also gave funds.
30:00 We gave funds to the LGUs
30:02 that they will implement water
30:07 to their respective LGUs
30:09 so that their housing units will have water.
30:14 The problem with water and the long relocation from the town
30:19 is that not all houses in the relocation sites are inhabited by beneficiaries.
30:25 Many victims of the typhoon
30:30 chose to return to places near the sea
30:33 where they get their livelihood.
30:36 This is where we find our livelihood.
30:39 The children I am studying with are there.
30:42 Then, when they go here,
30:47 they just go back.
30:48 We have been doing a lot of administrative force demolition
30:52 because after all, they have been given already a house.
30:55 According to the National Housing Authority,
30:58 more than 31% of the 175,000 houses built for the victims of the typhoon
31:05 or more than 54,000 are not inhabited by beneficiaries.
31:10 So, the NHA is already working on a way
31:15 to help the Local Water Utilities Administration and the local government.
31:19 It is a bit far from their livelihood source.
31:23 Most of these are fisherparks.
31:26 The water source, we asked the LGU for a certification
31:30 whether there is a source
31:33 to supply water to the project.
31:42 We got the certification. That's why the project would push through.
31:45 Only to realize later that the water source is not yet available.
31:54 But we are addressing this issue.
31:57 The construction of housing units at the relocation sites
32:02 to meet the original target of 205,000 housing units is ongoing.
32:08 Aside from the NHA, private organizations like the GMA Capuso Foundation also provided housing.
32:14 Capuso Village and Takloban 2752 were given a good, strong and new house
32:23 far from the disaster and unlike other projects,
32:26 it is complete in the water and electricity line.
32:30 The Capuso Foundation also built a housing project in Palolete
32:36 for more than 1,000 individuals.
32:38 For GMA Integrated News, who won the lottery? 24 hours.
32:43 Not only does it feel like Christmas, but it also sounds like Christmas in BGC.
32:50 The lighting of the giant Christmas tree there has a bonus of Christmas carols.
32:57 Live from there, Oscar Oida won the lottery. Oscar?
33:05 Yes, Mel, like you said, it feels like Christmas here in BGC.
33:10 This is what they showed earlier, their giant Christmas tree for this year.
33:16 Last night at 7pm, they unboxed and lit up their Christmas tree lights
33:23 here in 7th Avenue in Taguig, BGC.
33:27 The gigantic Christmas tree is decorated with various decorations
33:34 and lights that symbolize the spirit of the city
33:38 for the holiday season that has a special purpose
33:42 to invite the public to celebrate Christmas with them.
33:45 Of course, the lights were accompanied by the amazing sound of the Drum and Lire Exhibition.
33:51 And the silence of Christmas was even more felt
33:54 when the award-winning vocal group, Pinopela, sang.
33:58 Of course, the Christmas songs were their favorite.
34:03 This Christmas in 7th Avenue in Taguig will be lit up every night until January 6.
34:08 The fireworks show will be held every Friday of November and December.
34:16 Mel?
34:18 Thank you very much, Oscar Oida.
34:21 One big memorable reunion happened during its share time there.
34:32 The 2005 original cast of "Encantadia".
34:35 And will there be a reunion in the upcoming series of "Encantadia Chronicles Sangre"?
34:40 Here's the good news of Director Mark Reyes and Tuchika of "Obre Karampel".
34:45 Team Calm brought ultimate nostalgia to the popular segment of its showtime yesterday.
34:58 Because the OG Sangres of 2005 was again completed in one frame, but many were thrown back.
35:05 The same goes for those who are excited and looking forward to the new generation of Sangre.
35:12 Senatera, Flamara, Deya, and Adamus were the first male Sangre and the caretaker of Brilliante.
35:25 Bianca Umali, Faith Da Silva, Kelvin Miranda, and Angel Guardian also joined the story conference of the biggest fan of Telefantasia, "Encantadia Chronicles Sangre".
35:37 For the first time, they also tried the classic movement to release the Brilliantes in their hands.
35:43 And all of them were goosebumps and became emotional.
35:50 It's not just a show, it's a franchise and not just here in the Philippines, but all over the world.
35:55 Many people love "Encantadia".
35:58 It's such a big responsibility for everyone because this is not a remake of "Encantadia".
36:05 It's a sequel and the characters were really loved by the people.
36:10 Since I need to study the backbone where we came from, I really need to watch it again.
36:17 My mind is reduced.
36:19 Now that I know my character, I have an idea of what I should focus on.
36:24 But it's not just the new Sangres.
36:26 They also introduced the fierce opponent of Kera Metena, the Ice Queen from Minihave, who is playing the role of Rian Ramos.
36:37 It's nice to come back to this genre and I'm also excited to start training because I rarely get to do any action.
36:49 Other cast members were also introduced, like Rikki Davao, Sherilyn Reyes, Bianca Manalo, and other Sparkle stars.
36:57 Present in the story was GMA Network Inc. Senior Vice President, Atty. Anet Gozon-Valdez, Senior Vice President for Entertainment Group, Lilibetra Sunable,
37:07 and several other executives, including the maker and head writer of "Encantadia", Suzette Doctolero, and the director, Mark Reyes, who has good news.
37:17 I'm excited with the new cast and of course the old cast is also joining us so it's a really big show, it's a really big production.
37:23 Glyza De Castro is one of those who will return. Perrena's role is getting more intense.
37:30 I really felt that I'm going to be an actress.
37:34 Obri Carampel, updated showbiz happenings.
37:44 And that's my chika this Wednesday night. I'm Ia Adeliano. Miss Vicky?
37:48 Thanks Ia!
37:50 Now you can go shopping for Christmas because there are a lot of night markets like Green Hills.
37:58 And Jamie Santos is live.
38:01 Jamie!
38:04 Vicky, looking for that perfect gift for your loved ones this Christmas?
38:11 Come here to the Green Hills Night Market to find that gift.
38:14 Make your list of gifts because you can start buying now.
38:24 The Green Hills Night Market is open here in San Juan.
38:28 Added to the Christmas vibes tonight is the song sung by the choir and the light dance.
38:37 The night is even more brightened by the lights of the lights and the colorful lights of the G Street parking of Green Hills.
38:48 And a few minutes of fireworks display.
38:54 Some kids from White Cross Orphanage will also receive an early Christmas gift.
39:02 For those who are just starting to put Christmas decorations in their homes, there are a lot of choices.
39:08 From peace made Christmas trees, different sizes of Santa Claus and Christmas tree.
39:14 You can find various kinds of goods here in the night market.
39:17 From clothes, toys, name it, they have it.
39:20 If you're hungry, you can shop for Christmas.
39:23 You can choose from different food stalls.
39:26 If you have kids, no worries because they won't be bothered by your shopping.
39:31 There are different rides that they can enjoy here.
39:34 Vicky, the traffic is getting heavier now.
39:42 It's better to come here first to shop and pass the time because the Green Hills Night Market is open until 11pm.
39:50 And that's the latest from Green Hills, San Juan.
39:53 Back to you Vicky.
39:55 Thank you very much, Jamie Santos.
39:58 And that's the news for this Wednesday.
40:01 I'm Mel Tiangco.
40:03 Kapuso, it's already 47 days, it's Christmas.
40:05 I'm Vicky Morales for a bigger mission.
40:08 For a wider service to the country, I'm Emil Sumangyo.
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