State of the Nation: (Part 1) Nasagip sa pagkalunod; Sinabihang pangit, nanabunot?; Atbp.

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00:00In the middle of the scorching heat, it is still possible for thunderstorms to fall.

00:06But this will not help to cool down the temperature.

00:09The Department of Health has a policy not to get sick from the scorching heat.

00:13Ian Cruz has a report.

00:18The children enjoy being set up in a portable pool in Baseco Compound in Manila.

00:24They feel hot. They want to take a bath.

00:28It is windy outside.

00:30Some senior citizens, like Leonora Villasor, are trying to recover from the scorching heat.

00:35Lola is still fine.

00:37The scorching heat is more dangerous for someone like her who has high blood pressure.

00:42Lola is in Iloilo City, where the heat index reached 41 degrees Celsius today.

00:49In five places, the heat index is 42 degrees Celsius higher.

00:53This means that the scorching heat is already at the danger level.

00:57The highest temperature in Viracat, Anduanes is 43 degrees Celsius.

01:02The scorching heat in San Jose Occidental, Mindoro is 42 degrees Celsius.

01:06And it is possible that the heat index will reach that level again tomorrow.

01:10It is still possible for it to rain due to thunderstorms.

01:13But this will not help to cool down the temperature.

01:16It is sad to say that if it rains for a while, we will have more vapor around us.

01:22This means that our relative humidity will increase.

01:26The heat index will increase.

01:29According to the Department of Health, it is not advisable to go out in the heat

01:32because it is possible to catch a cough, dizziness, nausea, and headache.

01:38It is also possible to have a heat stroke and die.

01:41To avoid that, there should be a hydration and heat break that will not go down for 15 to 20 minutes.

01:49It is not advisable to go out from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. if it is a sunny day.

01:55For a fresh body, wear light-colored and loose clothing.

01:59Diabetic people should eat on time.

02:02If you have a feeling, you should take maintenance medicines on time.

02:08Do not go to a cold or hot place.

02:12Let's not go from hot to cold.

02:15It is not advisable to go from hot to cold.

02:18It can cause headaches and stress to the body.

02:22Those who have a cough can trigger asthma.

02:25The MMDA is implementing the 30-minute heat stroke break policy

02:30for their enforcers and Metro Aids in Lansangan from March 3 to May 31.

02:36There is an additional 15 minutes if the heat index exceeds 40 degrees Celsius.

02:41Animals can also get sick from extreme heat.

02:44That is why a poultry farm in Dagupan City is ensuring that the ventilation is sufficient

02:49and there is enough water for their chickens.

02:52Ian Cruz reporting for GMA Integrated News.

02:57Here are the non-entries due to the extreme heat of the time.

03:01No entry for all songs in Cavite City.

03:04In Pasay City, face-to-face classes are suspended.

03:07No face-to-face classes for all songs in public and private schools.

03:11From tomorrow to Friday, March 7,

03:14there will be no face-to-face classes in public schools from Kinder to Senior High School

03:19in San Jose Del Monte City in Bulacan.

03:22Alternative Delivery Mode of Learning will be implemented.

03:27Now that the heat is increasing, many are planning to go out and swim.

03:32But be careful not to drown like what happened to a girl in Bulacan

03:37who was luckily saved by several soldiers.

03:40Sandra Aguinaldo has the report.

03:45Two soldiers forcibly took that girl in Bulacan.

03:49She drowned 10 years ago in Madlum River in the town of San Miguel this week.

03:57The private first class J.P. Davales and Corporal Gestony Dalman were lucky to pass by the area

04:03and quickly took action.

04:05They delayed their CPR for 10 minutes.

04:10When I saw that her hand was twitching, I said,

04:13I have hope.

04:15That's why I continued.

04:17Before we left the area,

04:19the child was brought to the hospital.

04:27The victim was first brought to the military infirmary of Camp Texon

04:31before being transferred to the District Hospital in Cabanatuan Nueva Ecija.

04:35They said that she was fine.

04:38They even did an X-ray.

04:40The baby was born.

04:43The baby's body was still inside the uterus and the uterus.

04:48It was still inside the nose.

04:50Why?

04:51So that the water would come out.

04:55According to the grandmother of the victim,

04:57her grandson took her to the river to bathe her,

05:01but she ended up in the deep part of the river.

05:04I don't know how to swim.

05:05I told them,

05:07if you're not allowed to swim,

05:10don't come with us.

05:12And we don't know,

05:14you might drown later.

05:16That's why one of the soldiers advised,

05:19Don't let them swim alone.

05:21Yes, they should come with us.

05:23They should really come with us.

05:24The Department of Health has tips to avoid drowning in communities,

05:29especially now that the heat is getting closer.

05:31Don't go swimming.

05:34Teach basic swimming,

05:36water safety,

05:37and safe rescue skills in schools.

05:40And expand the teaching of CPR,

05:43like the demo of Navales.

05:45In the middle of the belly,

05:48this is the imaginary nipple line in the center.

05:52Okay.

05:53Then,

05:54the hand should be locked.

05:5830.

06:00Yes, 30 compressions.

06:03Then,

06:042 compressions.

06:052 compressions.

06:06Yes.

06:07For 5 cycles.

06:08Sandra Aguinaldo reporting for GMA Integrated News.

06:16Because of this,

06:17it was said that a female student was abducted by the school in Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu.

06:23CCTV also caught the grade 10 student who was the first to be abducted by the grade 11 student.

06:29Even though there were some volunteers,

06:31there were also some students who were involved in the chaos.

06:34The victims faced the government's arrest.

06:37The victim was beaten,

06:39raped,

06:40and her nails were removed.

06:42She was denounced.

06:44She was to be transferred to her parents' school.

06:47The first to be abducted asked for forgiveness.

06:50She was under one of her classmates

06:52in Modular Learning as part of Disciplinary Action.

06:57On a mountain in Bukidnon,

07:00a missing Fighter Jet of the Philippine Air Force was found.

07:03Two pilots of the airplane were killed.

07:05According to the Air Force,

07:06they helped in the operation against the New People's Army.

07:09Chino Gaston reports.

07:15The Philippine Air Force circled Mount Calatungan in Bukidnon

07:19to look for the F-A-50 Fighter Jet

07:21which was missing on Tuesday.

07:23On Tuesday,

07:24several civilian volunteers joined the ground troops.

07:28After several hours of circling,

07:30the Fighter Jet with the tail number 002 was spotted

07:33earlier at 11 a.m.

07:35The two pilots were also found dead.

07:38They were not named.

07:40According to the 4th Infantry Division of the Philippine Army,

07:43the Fighter Jet was considered to have provided air support

07:46to the troops engaged in the operation against the New People's Army

07:50in Kabanglasan, Bukidnon.

07:52To soften the ground and to preserve our forces

07:56and avoid casualties,

07:59our troops from the ground requested the air support

08:04and the artillery fire support.

08:06We delivered the necessary firepower from the air.

08:09But the Fighter Jet lost contact with its companions, the F-A-50.

08:13In the first investigation,

08:15the airplane hit the trees when it fell.

08:18The cause of the fall is still unknown.

08:21According to the Air Force,

08:22the pilots are experienced and qualified.

08:25The plane that fell

08:27is similar to the airplanes that dropped bombs

08:30at the warehouses of the Maude Terrorist Group in Marawi.

08:33The remaining 11 F-A-50s were grounded or not flown

08:38while the investigation was underway.

08:40The sooner we can get the fleet out of the grounded status,

08:47the better we really need our F-A-50s to be there

08:51in case we have to face challenges

08:57in our territorial waters and exclusive economic zone areas.

09:05Chino Gaston reporting for GMA Integrated News.

09:1068 days before the election of 2025,

09:13the platform of the senatorial candidates continues to expand.

09:17Sally Marie Frank reports.

09:22Yody D. Guzman is in dialogue

09:24with the residents of Josefina, Zamboanga del Sur.

09:27He is also with Luke Espiritu

09:29who advocated for the protection of the environment

09:31against mining.

09:32Senator Bongo asked the officials to protect the people.

09:37The importance of the role of barangay officials

09:39was given attention by I.M. Marcos.

09:42While Manny Pacquiao helped them with support and protection.

09:47The integrity of Ariel Quirobin's service

09:50during his visit to Manila.

09:52Tito Soto promised to help fishermen in Capiz.

09:57Senator Francis Tolentino reminded

10:00not to believe in fake news.

10:02Camille Villar helped the barangay workers in Cebu City.

10:07While leaving VATSA Corriente,

10:10Benjur Abalos discussed.

10:12Support for vendors and small businesses

10:14was promised by Bam Aquino in Pangasinan.

10:17The help of Ronel Arambolo in Iloilo

10:19was for the protection of small fish.

10:22Funding was added to the studies

10:24shared by Franz Castro in the movement for the bill.

10:27Support for women empowerment

10:29was announced by Senator Pia Cayetano in Cavite.

10:32We continue to follow the campaign

10:34of the running Senators in the election of 2025.

10:37Sani Mara Fran reporting for GMA Integrated News.

10:42Do you like to keep things and objects

10:45even if you don't need them?

10:47According to a psychiatrist,

10:48this is a possible indication

10:50that you have a condition that I call

10:52hoarding disorder.

10:54The symptoms should be monitored

10:55in the report of Vona Quino.

10:59In 2020, Lusone noticed

11:01that their house was slowly filling up

11:04with old items that were mostly owned by her mother.

11:08We really had a hard time moving here in the house.

11:11The irrelevant items,

11:13we no longer use them for everyday use.

11:15It is now accumulating dirt,

11:18it is now accumulating,

11:19it is now attracting pests,

11:21cockroaches, flies.

11:23But when they shared their story

11:25in the program I Wonder,

11:27this is where their family discussed

11:29how to declutter.

11:30The old part of the house

11:32that could not be passed through,

11:33now it is empty.

11:36However, her mother still has documents

11:39that were stored in the room.

11:41She can let go of her clothes

11:43more on the documents,

11:45like the billings,

11:46electric bill, water bill.

11:50Even if time has passed,

11:52she can't let go of the papers,

11:54the documents,

11:55because she thinks that she will still use them.

11:57According to a psychiatrist,

11:59if there is too much storage of useless items

12:02and it affects hygiene,

12:04it is considered a hoarding disorder.

12:06A person with hoarding disorder

12:09is actually a serious type of

12:11obsessive-compulsive disorder

12:14because they are afraid

12:16or have a hard time discarding items.

12:20Let's say almost 80% of her house

12:24are all waste products and materials.

12:27People with this condition

12:29have a hard time working

12:31and worry about collecting useless things.

12:34Patients need to ask

12:36people with hoarding disorder

12:38for treatment

12:39because they think they don't have a problem.

12:42Psychotherapy sessions and medications

12:45that would control the hoarding

12:47such as giving of antidepressants

12:51or anti-psychotic medications.

12:53The collection of documents of Lu's mother

12:56is not considered a hoarding disorder.

12:59Von Aquino reporting for GMA Integrated News.

13:06Paulo Contis will play a new character

13:08in the action-packed series of Mga Batang Riles.

13:11We don't know if he's really bad

13:13or just pretending to be bad.

13:15We don't know, he's funny.

13:17Maybe because he's good at drama,

13:19maybe he's also good at drama.

13:21It's my first time to work with Paulo Contis

13:24so I want to watch how he acts.

13:27Rahil Biryad wrote the script

13:30because he's with a young actress.

13:33Whoever she is,

13:34I hope she can work well.

13:37Why wasn't she good before?

13:39She's better, of course.

13:41I don't know her,

13:42whoever she is, I hope...

13:44Why am I blushing?

13:45I'm blushing!

13:47I'm blushing!

13:50Do you love me?

13:53Suddenly like that?

13:5617-member Wuno

13:58will enlist in the mandatory military service

14:00on April 3.

14:03Stranger Things star Millie Bobby Brown

14:06was criticized for her negative comments

14:09about her physical appearance.

14:11Let's do better, not just for me,

14:13but for every young girl who deserves to grow up

14:15without the fear of being torn apart

14:17for simply existing.

14:19Nelson Canlas reporting for GMA Integrated News.

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