24 Oras Weekend: (Part 2) Abiso sa Pinoys sa Lebanon; Bamboo planting 101; Pinoy sleep problema; atbp.

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00:00Israel launched a new airstrike in Lebanon.

00:04According to Israel, it was a defense against the Lebanese rockets that were fired at their border.

00:11According to the Lebanese State News Agency,

00:13eight people have been evacuated from their homes due to the airstrike.

00:17The Philippine Embassy in Lebanon called on the Filipinos to leave their homes.

00:21If anyone is injured and needs help, they can contact our embassy.

00:27The ceasefire between Israel and Hamas was also broken due to the airstrike in Gaza.

00:32A political leader of Hamas, his wife, was at home, according to Pro Hamas Media.

00:38Israel has not yet made an official comment on this.

00:42A man in Tondo, Manila was shot twice.

00:45One of the victims was hit by a bullet.

00:49Jamie Santos was shot.

00:54This man has no escape from the authorities.

00:57He was one of the suspects in the shooting at Tagumpay Street, Tondo, Manila on Friday morning.

01:03The two victims are recovering.

01:05The female target of the suspects was hit in the neck and body,

01:09and a man was shot in the right arm.

01:12The arrested suspect was the one in black in the CCTV footage in the place where the crime took place.

01:19The man in black was taken to the gunman who was driving a motorcycle.

01:24After the incident, the CCTV also captured the two escapees together.

01:29The rider fell several times in a hurry to escape because he was chased by several residents.

01:35That's the reason why he had a wound on his face.

01:39We found out that he cut his face in the hospital.

01:43And when he returned home, he fell asleep.

01:48The motorcycle and gun that had bullets in it were recovered.

01:52The gunman used it to commit the crime.

01:54The gunman was also stabbed.

01:56The police believe that the motive for the shooting is related to drugs.

02:00The two suspects were previously involved in illegal drugs.

02:04It turns out that the victim did not commit the crime.

02:11The suspect insisted that he didn't know that the gunman was going to shoot his friend.

02:17He asked me to go with him to his wife's house.

02:19He told me to call his wife.

02:21I didn't know that there was going to be a gunshot.

02:25I was surprised that there was a direct shot.

02:27It hit my back.

02:30I was so scared.

02:32I was scared.

02:34Then we fell down.

02:36He was released on March 18 because he was caught by the PNGAN.

02:40Now, he will face a complaint of frustrated murder

02:43and violation of the Comprehensive Firearms and Ammunition Regulation Act

02:48in relation to Omnibus Election Code.

02:50For GMA Integrated News,

02:52Jaime Santos,

02:53for 24 Hours.

03:02Life is like a bamboo.

03:04It's tough but it will still stand.

03:08And the bamboo also has a beneficial income

03:12when it comes to sustainability and fighting climate change.

03:16That's what Katrina Sol is talking about.

03:28These are just a few of the bamboo species

03:30that were shown to the participants

03:32in the 26th Learn and Earn from Bamboo Experts

03:36in Carolina Bamboo Garden

03:37in Sitio Tanza 2, Barangay San Jose, Antipolos City.

03:41What we call it now is green gold.

03:44It's no longer the poor man's timber.

03:47Because bamboo,

03:48it's all over the Philippines.

03:50If you really want to do something with your bamboo,

03:55there are people who will buy it.

03:57The participants were explained the importance of bamboo

04:01and how it can be an alternative income.

04:05I still want to plant bamboo

04:09because of our current climate change.

04:11It's always hot.

04:13It's too hot to mitigate the climate change.

04:16I think it's like grass.

04:18Because in the province, wherever it grows,

04:20now I know the importance.

04:23It's huge.

04:24According to a forester from DENR,

04:27planting bamboo will help a lot,

04:30especially in the midst of the climate change we are experiencing.

04:35It has a huge role in carbon dioxide absorption.

04:40Let's plant a lot of bamboo.

04:42Bamboo can grow in many areas.

04:44We can help the environment.

04:47We can help mitigate climate change.

04:52We still have a lot of money in the future.

04:55For Jimmy Integrated News,

04:57Katrina Son,

04:5824 Hours.

05:02Some establishments and attractions were covered by darkness last night.

05:06This is being shared on Earth Hour 2025.

05:09In the year of this initiative for the environment,

05:12the lights went out from 8.30 to 9.30 last night, March 22.

05:18The GMA Network headquarters were there alone.

05:22Some houses in Isabela were also alone.

05:26Some international landmarks were also covered by darkness,

05:29such as Sydney Opera House in Australia

05:31and Tokyo Tower in Japan.

05:34Is your sleep peaceful?

05:38According to experts, there is a problem

05:40with the quality of sleep of Filipinos.

05:42That's why they are studying to wake everyone up

05:46from this sleeping problem.

05:49I'm Dana Ting-Hugo.

05:52Before, we were taught that 8 hours is the ideal length of sleep.

05:56But due to the many things to do and other responsibilities every day,

06:00is it enough for Filipinos to sleep?

06:03About 6 hours?

06:05Of course, because of work and stress.

06:08Sometimes, 4 to 5 hours.

06:104 to 5 hours? Do you think that's enough?

06:12No.

06:13Why?

06:14Sometimes, we use the time.

06:16I use the time at night.

06:17Yes, I travel.

06:18Are they still able to sleep?

06:20What's the worst thing you remember?

06:22Street duty, 24 hours.

06:24Sleep deprivation, such as sleep apnea,

06:27or waking up early,

06:29can lead to problems and diseases.

06:31Problems in information processing, disruption,

06:34we have impaired memory,

06:36we forget things easily,

06:38we have reduced learning,

06:39especially in the children and teenagers.

06:42We become irritable.

06:43There's also poor immune function.

06:45People who have chronic sleep deprivation

06:47are prone to have diseases.

06:49And there's also increased pain perception,

06:51an increased risk for accidents and falls.

06:54It's somewhat of a superpower for humans,

06:57for all organisms, actually.

06:59It's our way of surviving.

07:01Without sleep, we die.

07:03A group of sleep medicine specialists

07:05asked Filipinos about this problem.

07:08They suggested a broad study on sleeping in the Philippines

07:13that would be a guide for police recommendations

07:16on the sleep health of the public,

07:18especially those on graveyard shifts

07:20or working at night.

07:22We don't have an answer for that.

07:24We rely on studies from the outside,

07:27from other nations.

07:29We're developing a protocol.

07:32We have been granted by our partners for that study.

07:38According to the group,

07:39there is no formal consultation

07:41with the Department of Health

07:43regarding the recommendation of police on sleep health.

07:46The committee level in the Senate

07:48also approved the recommendation

07:50of the Sleep Disorder Awareness and Education Program.

07:53To have a better sleep,

07:55according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention of America,

07:59some of the things you can do

08:01is try to sleep and wake up at the same time every day.

08:04Do not use electronics such as cell phones,

08:0830 minutes before going to sleep,

08:10and regularly exercise and eat properly.

08:13For GMA Integrated News,

08:15I'm Dan Ating Kun,

08:16and I will talk for 24 hours.

08:2650 days before the election of 2025,

08:29the senatorial candidates continue to run

08:31to spread their platform.

08:33I'm MAV Gonzalez.

08:38Senator Francis Tolentino is pushing for a discount on the Internet.

08:43Congressman Erwin Tulfo is advocating for public services right now.

08:48Senator Benhur Abalos wants to get rid of electricity bills.

08:53Mayor Abby Binay is promising free medicine for senior citizens.

08:58Senator Bong Revilla is encouraging 300 laws to be passed.

09:03Senator Pia is pushing for protection of women

09:06and Senator Pia Cayetano.

09:09Senator Ping Lackson wants to continue the fight against corruption.

09:14Senator Lito Lapid wants to increase the number of laws to be passed.

09:19Mani Pacquiao is promising free housing for the poor.

09:24Tito Soto is urging us to fight fake news.

09:28At the town hall meeting,

09:29Senator Alin Andamo,

09:30Mody Floranda,

09:31Lisa Maza,

09:32and Danilo Ramos attended.

09:34BAM Aquino is pushing for food prices.

09:39Sen. Bong Go is fighting for persons with disabilities.

09:44Sen. Aimee Marcos is turning a blind eye.

09:49Ariel Quiribin is pushing for the right of the transport sector.

09:53We continue to follow the campaign of running Senators in the election of 2025.

09:59For JMA Integrated News,

10:00MAV Gonzalez,

10:01Nakatuto 24 Horas.

10:04We continue to follow the campaign of running Senators in the election of 2025.

10:08Sparkle Artists attended the 3-day workshop of ANAK-TV in Intramuros, Manila.

10:14There were Msha,

10:15Lee Victor,

10:16Sabrina Cuervo,

10:17Jordan Lim,

10:18Jordan Baldovino,

10:20Aljon Banayra,

10:21and Erica Laude.

10:23Tony GMA Vice President for Corporate Affairs and Communications,

10:27Angel Javier Cruz,

10:29joined the Sparkle Artists and youth from different schools.

10:33The workshop has the theme of Magic of Peace

10:35where the personality, teamwork, communication, understanding, and listening skills of the participants can be developed.

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