24 Oras Part 2: Pulis na pinatay ng kabaro; iwas overheat sa gadget; lolang pinapatulog katabi ang mga aso; one-on-one with reigning Miss U queen; walang ka-"pares" na diskarte, atbp.

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00:00 A police captain was killed in Maguindanao after helping to shoot the suspect's relatives.

00:08 Both of them surrendered to the police who were also shot.

00:12 And that is what Marisol Abduramay is pointing out.

00:15 You can see a policeman in uniform who is being chased by the Dos population to Maguindanao.

00:22 But he was cornered by his companions and he was helped to shoot.

00:28 Even though the police were there, he was still shot.

00:32 The police in the wing, was recognized by police captain Roland Moralde.

00:39 This happened yesterday and the suspects are relatives.

00:43 According to the chief of the police, Moralde was the first one to point out that he had a gun.

00:48 Our troops saw that he had a gun, so by chance.

00:52 So the police were able to find him.

00:58 The suspect entered the compound of his relatives.

01:01 And there, a relative of the suspect was shot by the police.

01:04 So Moralde was chased by the shooter.

01:07 This is what was captured on CCTV.

01:10 That the suspect's other relatives were helping to shoot him.

01:14 The M16 gunmen even used it.

01:17 He was about to cross, but he was unconscious and there were many people behind him.

01:22 They heard the gunshot and they reacted.

01:24 It's about 15 meters away from the house of the suspects.

01:30 Moralde called the incident before the gunshot.

01:34 I asked him if he was with him. He said yes sir I'm with him.

01:39 I said okay, let's go. If there's no one, I'll alert my team.

01:43 Two police officers came out to shoot Moralde.

01:46 They surrendered to the police.

01:48 The M16 gunmen also recovered the gun they used.

01:51 In the statement of PNP Chief General Romero Francisco Marbil,

01:55 he said that he will investigate the incident.

01:58 Even though the comrades of Captain Moralde were saddened by the loss,

02:02 he showed courage.

02:03 The murder complaint was prepared against the two suspects who surrendered

02:08 and the three others who are still at large.

02:11 For GMA Integrated News, Marisol Abdurrahman, Nakatuto 24 Horas.

02:18 We're back in Dagupan, Pangasinan.

02:22 The highest heat index in the country today is 47 degrees Celsius.

02:28 It's hot and it's possible to overheat gadgets that are important to online classes and work from home.

02:36 Here are some tips to avoid this from Sandra Aguinaldo.

02:41 Because the water sources in the campuses of Quilino State University dried up,

02:49 their classes were asynchronous until May 17.

02:53 It didn't dry up before, but now there's no water.

02:57 The effect of the heat is aluminum.

03:00 Face-to-face classes of SPARC's Siam University students were suspended.

03:05 That's why her teacher sent her home to study.

03:10 She used a tablet that sometimes heats up.

03:14 It's not that I can't hold it, but it's hotter than normal.

03:20 I just turn it off and play with it in the room, but not on my cell phone.

03:26 I check it from time to time if it's not hot anymore.

03:30 The teacher sends activities that they will do for all subjects.

03:37 The school's schedule depends on how long the teacher sends the activities that they should do.

03:44 We ask her to finish the activities and then she will decide if she can play online games.

03:54 We allow her to play for two hours.

03:56 According to the IT expert, Art Samaniego, gadgets are like people who are getting hot.

04:02 Depending on the quality, some get hot faster or more.

04:06 When it starts to get hot, you feel that it's slowing down.

04:11 One of the reasons is that it's overheating.

04:14 The cell phones that are cheap, when you charge it, it's still fully charged.

04:19 It still has power.

04:20 That's why it's dangerous.

04:21 When it overheats, the phones can explode.

04:24 There are also cell phones that stop working when exposed to heat.

04:29 It gives a warning that it needs to cool down before it can be used.

04:35 Direct sunlight is a killer for electronics.

04:38 You can turn it off or let it rest.

04:41 Remove the casing because if you have a casing like this, it can cause heat.

04:50 A call center agent who works from home discarded the two electric fans in the laptop

04:57 that he used for more than 8 hours in one day.

05:00 It's also placed on a stand or bracket so that it doesn't get too hot.

05:04 It's a good discard according to Samaniego because the battery and CPU of the laptop get hot.

05:10 The highest temperature in the country today will reach 47 degrees Celsius.

05:16 It's a good sign for the city of Pangasinan.

05:21 In Cagayan, the level of Cagayan River has dropped because of the heat.

05:25 In Ilocos Norte, the production of mangoes is affected by the heat.

05:30 The fruits of the mangoes are small, so many people reject it.

05:34 The price of a kilo of mangoes is 25 pesos from the previous 50 pesos.

05:38 Because the quality of the mangoes is lower, they will just make dried mango and mango wine.

05:45 Reporting from GMA Integrated News, Sandra Aguinaldo, 24 Hours.

05:50 Hacking is considered a crisis according to a group that is affected by the government agencies.

05:57 The DICT said that most of them are being stopped but they admitted that they need to increase their number of people.

06:03 Tina Panganiban Perez was affected.

06:09 Five years after being hacked, Angelica Cruz still hasn't recovered her social media account.

06:15 I was surprised. Some people are posting on my Facebook. I can't open it.

06:20 She used to use a computer shop to post on Facebook.

06:23 That's why she's now insuring something, aside from sharing her password.

06:27 If you're online on a cell phone or computer, you can delete the history.

06:36 Don't leave your account there.

06:40 But even the government agencies are being hacked.

06:44 It's considered a crisis according to the DIGT.

06:48 The DICT said that most of them are being stopped.

06:54 It does not mean that all of them are successful in their attacks and breaches.

07:00 Those attacks are probably 10% success.

07:03 We still do actions for it to be remediated as well.

07:07 They also said that only 200 people were left in their cyber security bureau.

07:13 That's far from other countries like Singapore, which has 800 cyber security experts,

07:19 or Myanmar, which has 400.

07:22 To recruit, the DICT has a hack4gov,

07:26 where different teams of universities are working on cyber security, like fighting hacking.

07:34 The government needs skilled individuals who will combat cyber threats and ensure the safety of our countrymen.

07:43 Future cyber security professionals, this is a great field or pool of people who can help.

07:52 For GMA Integrated News, Tina Panganiban Perez, Naka Tutok, 24 Hours.

07:58 Happy and grateful to Reigning Miss Universe, Shainice Palacio for her first visit here in the Philippines.

08:08 What would you like to try?

08:10 Find out in this one-on-one interview with Yvonne Aquino.

08:19 The Reigning Miss Universe, Shainice Palacios of Nicaragua is here.

08:24 In the one-on-one interview with GMA Integrated News, she said she's happy and grateful to be in the Philippines,

08:36 one of the Asian countries that is part of her tour.

08:39 Mabuhay Philippines!

08:41 Well, I'm so happy to be here, so excited to share with all of you.

08:46 It's a new experience to me because it's the first time visiting the Philippines.

08:50 But I feel so happy because it's like Latino.

08:53 You look like Latino and you are, for me, the Latinos in Asia.

08:58 Aside from the beautiful beaches in the Philippines, she also wants to visit historical sites like Intramuros.

09:07 I want to visit them for the history that you have.

09:11 It's decolonized by Spain, so I love to learn more about the cultures.

09:18 And I hope to visit and visit different places that you have here in the Philippines.

09:26 In her five months as Miss Universe, Shainice has learned a lot.

09:33 Every single day is an opportunity to be better, to grow every single morning,

09:40 grow for yourself, for your people, for the young girls looking at you on the internet.

09:49 She left her legacy and her message to other women.

09:55 I break a barrier.

09:57 I'm the first woman that I won in Central America and in my country.

10:03 And it's that example that we're going to show the next delegates who want to be part of the platform.

10:10 That you can do the same that I did.

10:13 You can believe and you work hard in your dreams and the dreams come true like me.

10:24 Miss Universe Philippines 2023 Michelle D met again.

10:29 Shainice also thanked the support of Filipino fans.

10:33 And because Shainice is also interested in learning our language, she even taught me Tagalog.

10:40 How can I say I love you everyone?

10:42 I love you.

10:44 I love you.

10:46 Heart.

10:47 Heart.

10:48 Thank you so much.

10:50 For GMA Integrated News, Bona Kino for 24 Hours.

10:54 A grandmother in Cavite was injured and her child was taken to her own house.

11:00 So she's sleeping outside next to the dogs.

11:04 The receipt of my report.

11:06 A senior citizen in Cavite was hit by a car and was injured in the body and face.

11:15 The mother of Edeng, Nora, will tell us what happened to the senior citizen.

11:20 The same sister of Nora, Tete and her family.

11:25 What happened to your head?

11:27 I don't know how it happened.

11:31 Ati Nora, what did we see?

11:33 I asked my mother how her head was.

11:37 She told me she didn't know if she slipped or hit something.

11:44 During the incident, Nora's stomach grew and her sister's son, Edeng, was left to his own home.

11:52 Their son, Tete, is living with their son, Edeng.

11:56 I hope you take good care of him.

11:59 If you don't take care of him, he will ask for my help.

12:05 That's why I didn't go inside because my brother and I have a gap.

12:10 That's why on April 19, Nora went to San Manuel 1 to help Nora's family.

12:19 When she entered, Edeng's mother, who was sleeping outside, and her dogs were next to her.

12:28 I was in a situation when I was older. I was not comfortable.

12:32 Later, Tete faced...

12:36 My mother and son were not comfortable.

12:40 My mother's situation is different now.

12:43 My grandson and my son were not comfortable.

12:46 Tete, I will transfer you to another place.

12:49 Where will you transfer me?

12:51 Will Edeng's family be able to return to their home?

12:55 And how did the old man pass away?

12:59 Watch out for my full report on Recibo this Sunday, May 5, 2024.

13:04 At 5 p.m. on GMA 7.

13:07 A man was found dead after a few days of searching by his colleagues after sick leave.

13:15 But he was not the only one who was taken to the house, but also his wife.

13:21 Katrina Sol was on the scene.

13:23 The TANOD and Safety Officer of Barangay Greater Lagros, Quezon City, were taken to this house.

13:33 One of the residents here, sick leave from work and last talk with his friends on April 25.

13:40 The succeeding days did not report.

13:43 So they asked for help here in the barangay that they can go to the house.

13:48 But there was no answer to the several times the barangay's people responded.

13:53 So the gate was opened.

13:55 From the window, the situation inside the house was seen and there was a smell of burning smoke.

14:03 They found the man looking for his friends, 37 years old, lying on the sofa in the living room.

14:09 He was also found dead, the 72-year-old woman, who was also found lying on the floor in the room.

14:16 I was persuaded that the man was the first one, the child.

14:20 Because he was already decomposed.

14:23 The authorities are still investigating the incident.

14:26 They are also calling for the relatives of the deceased to come forward

14:31 to have their bodies autopsied and to know who they killed.

14:36 For Jimmy Integrated News, Katrina Sol, in Tutok, 24 hours.

14:46 We met some really super mothers in San Simon, in Pampanga, who were really a support for the family.

14:54 So now that Mother's Day is coming, the GMA Kapusu Foundation has a gift for them.

15:00 Mary's livelihood is in making tiles and varnishing of chairs and bedding in the house.

15:11 To save a total of P150 to P200 per piece of furniture, she is the one who runs it.

15:19 "Lamesa, lamesa, lamesa!"

15:25 She rides a colon-colon until she reaches Ilocos Sur.

15:30 We have a lot of vendors here. You can't not come.

15:34 We have to leave when the kids are sleeping. You can't not come. You can't not eat.

15:41 If your child eats, he won't.

15:47 Agnes is enduring the strong smell of varnish and the rust from the wood to support her children's studies.

15:57 If you have a sore nose, you can go there and lie down. That's why we're just enduring it.

16:04 To wear a double mask, to avoid the inhalation of dust particles and the smell of varnish.

16:13 GMA Kapusu!

16:15 So, as a early start of Mother's Day,

16:18 the day of the birth of 142 mothers from San Simon, including Mary and Agnes.

16:28 GMA Kapusu Foundation and ACE Hub Medical Diagnostic Laboratory conducted a free pap smear and breast examination.

16:38 To know if there are abnormal cells in the mother's neck so that we can prevent cervical cancer.

16:48 It's very important to do this medical mission because medical exams are not that cheap.

16:55 We also gave them grocery packs, hygiene kits, and vitamins.

17:00 There are also appliances from Hanabishi.

17:05 And for their new look, there's a free haircut.

17:10 It helped us a lot.

17:12 I also touched it.

17:14 That's the most refreshing for my body.

17:17 If it's worth it and it's delicious, it won't let the popularity of our Filipino couples go.

17:27 Some started as food carts but were abandoned because of the couples who discarded them.

17:34 These are the stories of Bernadette Reyes and her summer life.

17:38 This is a blockbuster line in Quezon City.

17:44 For only P120, you can have pares, unli soup, unli tabat, unli rice, soft drinks, and egg.

17:53 All of their meat is delicious and juicy.

18:00 Aside from their pares, they also have their overload,

18:05 which is loaded with meat like beef, beef skin, chicharong bulaklak, bagnet, and bone marrow.

18:13 Who would have thought that the food they're eating now started as a simple food cart.

18:23 We're slowly getting known here because we're able to provide a clean and full meal.

18:33 We're just passing through the crowd of customers.

18:37 The late income, when it's saved, it's also big.

18:43 This couple started as a food cart in G. Tuazon in Manila.

18:47 Their budget for pares is P65, unli rice.

18:53 Perfect for those who are saving like Jens, a student.

18:57 The taste really stands out to me.

19:00 The soup is delicious and even the chili that's added.

19:04 He started as a food cart.

19:07 Then now, he's upgraded and added other branches.

19:12 So, their branch is now four.

19:15 If the price goes down, this pares food cart will also fight back,

19:19 with P55 each order.

19:22 It's not only delicious, but they also serve a lot and it's cheap.

19:26 The owner's story is even more inspiring.

19:30 When he stopped working, he entered the pares.

19:33 Until he built his own, using only P2,000 per month.

19:38 At first, it was P2,500. Now, we're up to P35,000 per month.

19:45 Four branches.

19:47 Now, he has two branches and three pares food carts.

19:51 We have relatives and colleagues who don't have jobs.

19:56 We also help them.

19:57 The ingredients of this Mami Pares Cart are being brought back and forth

20:01 in Barangay Guadalupe, Cebu City.

20:03 We have beef, beef stock, mameed, and bantog chicharon.

20:08 P55 per regular and P80 per special.

20:11 P2,000 was the first amount that was started during the pandemic.

20:14 I worked as a food cart.

20:20 I had a chance to get a fund from the people who bought it.

20:27 I was able to survive. I was able to get a fund for my cart.

20:34 For GMA Integrated News, Bernadette Reyes, Nacatuto, 24 Hours.

20:40 [Music]

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