00:00 The highest temperature today has even reached 48 degrees Celsius.
00:05 That's why there are face-to-face classes suspended until tomorrow.
00:12 Even the animals affected, like a dog that was bitten by a cockroach,
00:16 and Oscar Oida was shot.
00:18 Because there is a fierce fight in Fairview, Quezon City,
00:25 the Philippine Animal Welfare Society or POS, thought that the dog was injured,
00:31 but it was examined.
00:33 When we went around to check if there was any injury,
00:37 because when we touched it, we saw that it was bleeding,
00:41 that the skin on its paws was lapnose.
00:44 Now, the lapnose is bleeding and the condition of the dog they called Benji is better.
00:51 What our vet thinks is that it is really due to the very hot cement or maybe there is a wet iron.
00:59 The whole body is also in danger of severe heat of the weather.
01:04 They have no capability in their body to sweat, unlike us.
01:09 They suffer from heat stroke more easily.
01:13 Plus their body temperature is usually warmer than for humans.
01:18 If it's too hot for us, it's also too hot for our pet.
01:21 That's why there are people who reduce outdoor activities for the animals.
01:26 Because when they play, of course, they breathe easily.
01:29 Or they spend money on air conditioning for the animals.
01:33 They will really make you feel that they are getting too hot.
01:37 They will really come close to you when they are panting.
01:42 But even for humans, it's too hot.
01:45 The hottest temperature in the whole country today is 48 degrees Celsius in Apare, Cagayan.
01:52 The hottest temperature in Metro Manila is 45 degrees Celsius in Pasay.
01:57 That's why many face-to-face classes were suspended earlier.
02:01 In Pasay, there are no face-to-face classes until tomorrow.
02:05 While in Manila, face-to-face classes are suspended until tomorrow.
02:10 For GMA Integrated News, Oscar Oida, for Tutok, 24 hours.
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