Saksi Part 1: Suspended face-to-face classes; Inirereklamong guro; Nasunog na pera

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00:00The local government suspended face-to-face classes until Friday.

00:29Here's Raffy Tima.

00:34Many Metro Manilas are now sweating again due to the heat.

00:39It was 46 degrees Celsius in Pasay,

00:4242 degrees Celsius in Pagasa Science Garden in Quezon City.

00:46In a health center in Quezon City,

00:48one or two residents a day suffer from heat exhaustion.

00:52Heat exhaustion is related to symptoms of weakness, sweating.

01:00In some cases, we have patients who say they have a headache and dizziness.

01:06These are the early presentations that can be the cause of heat stroke.

01:12In some cases, they can collapse.

01:16The heat index in Makati has risen to 47.3 degrees Celsius

01:21according to their Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office.

01:24It reached 44 degrees Celsius in Manila, according to their LGU.

01:29And because of the high heat index,

01:32according to their DRRMO,

01:34face-to-face classes will be suspended until Friday.

01:38This is also the case in Las Piñas, Paranaque, and Pasay.

01:43From kindergarten to grade 12,

01:45face-to-face suspensions in public schools in Muntinlupa.

01:49Asynchronous or blended learning in public and private schools in Caloocan

01:53from kindergarten to senior high.

01:55Face-to-face classes all levels, public and private,

01:59in Angeles City, Pampanga, and Cavite City will be suspended until tomorrow.

02:02Until Friday, face-to-face classes in Imos, General Trias, Kawit, and Noveleta all levels

02:09will be suspended, as well as in Tanza, Cavite, for kindergarten to senior high public schools.

02:14In Sangli Point in Cavite,

02:15the highest heat index is reported to be 48 degrees Celsius today, according to Pag-asa.

02:20Next is Dagupan City in Pangasinan and Valera in Aurora.

02:24In Kasiguran, face-to-face classes will be suspended today because of the hot weather.

02:29Some schools are even in a brownout.

02:31Especially in the hot afternoon,

02:34in between 12 to 3 or sometimes up to 4 in the afternoon,

02:37as much as possible, stay inside the house.

02:40And the house should be well ventilated.

02:42If we are in danger level,

02:45there is a high chance that we will get tired quickly,

02:50we will experience heat cramps,

02:52and if there are sensitive health issues,

02:54there is a higher chance of experiencing heat stroke.

02:56The rice fields in Dilasag are drying up.

02:59According to the farmers,

03:01the rice fields are likely to be completely dead,

03:03especially since it hasn't rained since they planted these.

03:06Tibuli South Cotabato and Solsona Ilocos Norte

03:10are among the places that declared a state of calamity

03:13due to the effect of aluminum.

03:15According to the Task Force for Aluminum,

03:17103 towns and cities declared a state of calamity across the country.

03:22About 66,000 hectares of rice fields were affected.

03:27In that number, 78% are recoverable.

03:32That means that the part of the produce will be benefited,

03:35even if the particular area is already damaged.

03:39As of now, the National Government helped 1.155 billion pesos

03:44to the affected areas.

03:46It is also possible to add the affected provinces.

03:49According to the National Irrigation Administration's projection,

03:52265,000 hectares could be affected.

03:55The DA's recommendation is to declare a state of calamity

03:58if you meet the criteria.

04:01For GMI Integrated News, I'm Rafi Timang.

04:04Saksi!

04:06The house of a construction supplier in Baliwag, Bulacan

04:09was set on fire for half a day.

04:13Saksi is Joseph Moro.

04:18From far to near,

04:20there was a strong smoke and fire

04:23in the branch of a home and construction supplier in Baliwag, Bulacan.

04:27The fire started at 11 a.m.

04:29It was controlled by the authorities.

04:33According to the owner of the burnt facility,

04:36their investigation is supported by the authorities of the fire.

04:40They were also warned by the authorities

04:42that no one was injured or injured in the fire.

04:47The investigation of the fire of 11 vehicles

04:50at IA Terminal 3 Parking Terminal on Monday

04:53was led by the National Headquarters

04:55of the Bureau of Fire Protection or BFP.

04:58The BFP blamed the location of the fire

05:01and the vehicles that were hit.

05:03Within the scope of the fire here at the Parking Terminal,

05:06this part is now targeted by the Bureau of Fire Protection

05:09where the fire possibly started.

05:12The authorities thought that due to the wind,

05:14the weather was hot and there was dry grass around.

05:16The fire that possibly started in that place

05:18spread to the vehicles next to it.

05:20The burnt vehicles were ordered

05:23to look for possible evidence

05:25that it was studied by the BFP.

05:2710 out of 11 owners of the burnt vehicles

05:30have already notified the Manila International Airport Authority or MIA.

05:39The Philippine Skylanders International Incorporated or PSI

05:42which is the private operator of the road at IA Terminal 3

05:45was the first to inform the MIA

05:47that they will be responsible for the damage to the vehicles.

05:50But this is not a promise of wrongful neglect.

05:54The GMA Integrated News is still in contact with PSI

05:57and they are waiting for their response.

05:59For GMA Integrated News, Joseph Morong is your witness.

06:05A teacher in Iloilo is now being complained

06:07after he was forced to give the victim a chewing gum

06:10that was taken by a classmate.

06:12Kim Salinas of GMA Regional TV, One Western Visayas is the witness.

06:18There are wounds around Toto's mouth.

06:21A grade 7 student in Santa Barbara, Iloilo.

06:24He was shocked when he was told

06:26that his classmate took his chewing gum.

06:38He threw his chewing gum

06:40while his classmate took it.

06:43He tied it to a piece of wood

06:45that was part of their table.

06:55But when their classmate complained,

06:58their teacher approached.

07:06Toto's face was on the piece of wood

07:08in the chewing gum

07:09when his teacher forced him to eat it.

07:12He was shocked and felt guilty.

07:15His teacher said,

07:19So Toto was afraid to go back to school.

07:22Toto's grandmother was angry

07:24when she saw a guard standing there.

07:43They reported it to the police.

07:45Toto was also investigated.

07:47GMA Regional TV, One Western Visayas went to Toto's school

07:51but the teacher was not there to get his reaction.

07:54The school's principal investigated

07:57but did not launch an interview.

08:00According to Deped, Iloilo,

08:12the report of the school head

08:14was sent to the regional office for appropriate action

08:17because there was a teacher involved.

08:19Our disciplining authority is the regional director.

08:23For GMA Integrated News,

08:25I'm Kim Salinas of GMA Regional TV, One Western Visayas.

08:29Your Saksi.

08:32Four minors were arrested at the airport

08:35and were taken to Metro Manila.

08:37Minors were promised work

08:39as waitresses in bars

08:41and houses.

08:43Saksi is Marisol Abdraman.

08:45Exclusive!

08:50The girl was crying as she joined the arrest.

08:53She was also with the international airport in Davao City.

08:57The PNP Aviation Security Group

08:59and Women and Children Protection Center

09:01were involved in the operation.

09:03Two were arrested.

09:05The four minors were taken to Metro Manila.

09:08One was 14 years old.

09:11Two were 16 years old and one was 17 years old.

09:14They'll be catching a flight

09:16during that day at around 11 p.m.

09:18to Manila.

09:20According to the PNP Aviation Security Group,

09:22the victims were promised work.

09:24They'll be waitresses in a club.

09:26Others will be housekeepers.

09:29They were also promised a salary

09:33if the parents consent.

09:36But even then, it's still not allowed.

09:39The DSWD is now in custody

09:41of the minors.

09:43Complaints are being prepared

09:45against the suspects.

09:47The suspects are now in prison

09:49at PNP Religion 11.

09:51We are still trying to get them released.

09:53According to the PNP Aviation Security Group,

09:55even though there is still human trafficking

09:57of minors in the area,

09:59it's less compared to the past years.

10:03It's lessened because of the exposure.

10:06We were able to educate our countrymen,

10:10especially the victims.

10:12According to the Philippine Statistics Authority,

10:15as of June 2022,

10:17of the more than 1,000 child abuse cases

10:19that the DSWD has investigated,

10:21more than 100 of them

10:23were victims of trafficking.

10:25For GMA Integrated News,

10:28I am Marisol Abdurrahman,

10:30your witness.

10:33The house that was abandoned

10:35lost P300,000.

10:37That's the problem now

10:39of one of the burned houses in Taguig yesterday.

10:41The question is,

10:43can the money that was burned be replaced?

10:45Oscar Oida is the witness.

10:50While the family is at the evacuation center,

10:53Mark Joseph is at their house.

10:58Their house was affected

11:00by a sudden fire yesterday in Taguig.

11:03Mark Joseph's P300,000 cash was also burnt.

11:08He even borrowed it from his wife

11:11to buy a wet jeepney.

11:14Since yesterday,

11:16I haven't been able to sleep until now

11:18because the money is still sinking in my head.

11:21It's that big.

11:22It suddenly disappeared

11:24in an instant.

11:25I hope it can help my family.

11:28Mark Joseph doesn't know

11:30where the money will be replaced.

11:33But someone told him

11:35that the bank might accept it.

11:39Can the money be replaced?

11:42According to the Central Bank of the Philippines,

11:44Circular No. 829, series of 2014,

11:47there are three S, or BSP,

11:51for the replacement of mutilated money,

11:54such as stolen, damaged, burnt,

11:57stolen or stolen by an animal.

12:00The first S, size,

12:02must have the remaining 60% of the damaged money.

12:06The second S, signature,

12:08must have the remaining 5% of the signature

12:11of the BSP Governor or President of the Philippines.

12:14And the third S, security thread,

12:17which must be earned from the money.

12:20If there is a damaged money,

12:22it must be transferred to the nearest bank,

12:24and the bank will bring it to the BSP

12:27to check if it's still valuable.

12:30That's why Mark Joseph went to a bank

12:34near his place.

12:36But he wasn't allowed to leave the burnt money.

12:40There are still requirements that he must pass.

12:43The manager said,

12:45it's a valid ID,

12:47and it's a certified certificate that we were burned.

12:50What did he say?

12:51He didn't say anything.

12:52Because they don't know.

12:54I'm just positive,

12:55I hope we can be replaced,

12:57so that we won't have a hard time,

13:00at least our problems will be reduced,

13:02even if we were burned.

13:05The BSP will decide

13:07if the burnt money can be replaced.

13:10For GMA Integrated News,

13:12I am Oscar Oidang Inyong.

13:17Malacanang and D.I.C.T. are planning

13:19to use a video of President Bongbong Marcos' voice.

13:25We must not allow the other nation

13:28to abuse our rights and sovereignty

13:31within our territory.

13:34D.I.C.T. said that the President

13:36will not be heard in the video

13:38where he is ordered to return to China

13:40if necessary to stop the bullying.

13:43They said it's possible to use artificial intelligence

13:46to copy the President's voice.

13:48The video was called a deepfake.

13:52They appeal to the public to watch it.

13:55D.I.C.T. removed the alleged video from YouTube,

13:59but some copies are still spreading online.

14:02D.I.C.T. will consult with PNP and NBI

14:05to find out who is behind this.

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