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NHD NEWS/VOX
SEPTEMBER 13,2019
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OBB:
MUSIC INTRO
OBB: NEWS WITH NO BIAS.
NEWS WITH NO EXCEPTION.
EXPOSED! DELIVERING NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH.
THIS IS D-Z-R-S EIGHT FOUR SEVEN IN YOUR RADIO DIAL.
THE EXPOSE. YOUR NEWS, OUR BUSINESS. [IBAHAN]
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ANCHOR 2: WELCOME TO OUR VIEWERS IN THE PHILIPPINES AND ALL
AROUND THE WORLD. THIS IS NEW DAY, THANKS GOD ITS
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 13, 6 O’CLOCK HERE IN MANILA
ANCHOR 1: THIS IS RYAN YAMBAO...
ANCHOR 2: …AND THIS IS CHARLENE GOROSPE.
ANCHOR 1 & 2: SERVING YOU THE HOTTEST AND THE MOST LEADING NEWS OF
THE HOUR. ALIVE, ALWAYS AHEAD, ALWAYS TAKING THE LEAD
AT THE SPEED OF LIFE.
HEADLINE STINGER
ANCHOR 2: ISABELA LANDSLIDES, HEAVY FLOODING KILL 6. HEADLINE
STINGER
ANCHOR 1: PHILIPPINES STRUCK BY ANOTHER DEADLY LANDSLIDE, DAYS
AFTER TYPHOON.
ANCHOR 2: DUTERTE BLAMES MINING FOR CORDILLERA LANDSLIDES.
ANCHOR 1: ITS NOT JUST THE AMAZON – WILDFIRES HAVE BEEN BURNING
AROUND THE WORLD, HEADLINE STINGER
ANCHOR 1: UAAP DROPS BASKETBALL TICKET PRICES FOR ‘STUDENT
WEDNESDAYS’. HEADLINE STINGER.
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ANCHOR 1: ISABELA LANDSLIDES, HEAVY FLOODING KILL 6.
HERE’S EBRYAN MANIPON FOR THE DETAILS.
NEWS PRESENTER 1: SIX PEOPLE, INCLUDING A FIVE-MONTH-OLD BABY, WERE
KILLED IN ISABELA AFTER FIVE DAYS OF CONTINUOUS RAINS CAUSED
LANDSLIDES AND HEAVY FLOODING IN THE PROVINCE, A LOCAL OFFICIAL SAID
THURSDAY. ISABELA GOVERNOR FAUSTINO DY III SAID THAT RAINS FOR THE
PAST FIVE DAYS, CAUSED BY A COLD FRONT, ALONG WITH THE RELEASE OF
WATER FROM THE MAGAT DAM, HAVE CAUSED HEAVY FLOODING IN 12
MUNICIPALITIES IN THE PROVINCE.THIS IS EBRYAN MANIPON REPORTING.
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ANCHOR 2: PHILIPPINES STRUCK BY ANOTHER DEADLY LANDSLIDE, DAYS
AFTER TYPHOON. VENICE YADAO HAS THIS REPORT.
NEWS PRESENTER 2: A LANDSLIDE STRUCK A VILLAGE IN THE CENTRAL
PHILIPPINES ON THURSDAY, BURYING UP TO 25 HOMES AND KILLING AT LEAST
12 PEOPLE. OFFICIALS SAID HEAVY RAINS IN THE DAYS SINCE TYPHOON
MANGKHUT HIT THE COUNTRY HAD CONTRIBUTED TO THE DISASTER. PEOPLE
LIVING AT THE VILLAGE IN NAGA, A SMALL CITY IN CEBU PROVINCE, HAD
EVACUATED BEFORE THE POWERFUL TYPHOON ARRIVED ON SATURDAY. BUT THEY
RETURNED HOME AFTER THE STORM LARGELY SPARED CEBU AND OTHER CENTRAL
ISLANDS, SUPERINTENDENT SAMUEL TADEO OF THE PHILIPPINE BUREAU OF FIRE
PROTECTION SAID. HEAVY RAINS OVER THE PAST TWO DAYS APPARENTLY
SATURATED THE SOIL OF A SLOPE ABOVE THE CLUSTER OF HOUSES, CAUSING IT
TO GIVE WAY, THIS IS VENICE YADAO REPORTING.
ANCHOR 1: DON’T CHANGE YOUR DIAL. WE’LL BE RIGHT BACK WITH MORE
NEWS AFTER THESE REMINDERS. TIME CHECK CUE
ANCHOR 2: CLOCK STRIKES AT 5 MINUTES AFTER THE HOUR OF 6.
[INFOMERCIAL]
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ANCHOR 1: NOW WE’RE BACK.
ANCHOR 2: DUTERTE BLAMES MINING FOR CORDILLERA LANDSLIDES.
CORRESPONDENT _______ REPORTS.
NEWS PRESENTER 2: PRESIDENT RODRIGO DUTERTE ON MONDAY BLAMED THE
UNCONTROLLED MINING OPERATIONS IN THE CORDILLERA ADMINISTRATIVE REGION
FOR THE LANDSLIDES THAT STRUCK ITOGON, BENGUET DURING THE ONSLAUGHT OF
SUPER TYPHOON “OMPONG” OVER THE WEEKEND.
DUTERTE: WE HAVE A LOT OF PROBLEMS IN THE MINING INDUSTRY, IT
HAS NOT CONTRIBUTED ANYTHING SUBSTANTIAL TO THE
NATIONAL ECONOMY. THOUGH I MUST ADMIT THAT WE EARN
ABOUT 70 BILLION A YEAR. AND IF YOU’RE READY TO ACCEPT
THAT AS A GOOD, AS A PROFIT, LET US MAKE IT SIMPLE FOR
THE COUNTRY, BUT IN THE END, HOW MUCH DO YOU LOSE IN
THE PROCESS?
DUTERTE: THAT MINING THING HAS CONTRIBUTED A LOT OF HEARTACHES
FOR FILIPINOS. IT IS TIME FOR US, PARTICULARLY THE TO
TAKE A SECOND LOOK AT THE DANGERS OF OPEN-PIT MINING
NEWS PRESENTER 2: THE PRESIDENT EVEN CITED DAVAO’S PROBLEMS WITH
SMALL-SCALE MINING WHICH, ACCORDING TO HIM, RESULTED IN THE DECLINE OF
TUNA CATCH IN THE AREA DUE TO POLLUTION FROM MINING.
DUTERTE: ONE DAY, I’LL HAVE TO CONFRONT CONGRESS AND SAY WE’LL
HAVE TO CLOSE DOWN MINING INDUSTRY, OR GIVE MOTHER
EARTH A RESPITE FROM THE ENDLESS DIGGINGS
NEWS PRESENTER 2: THE PRESIDENT’S REMARK CAME AFTER ENVIRONMENT
SECRETARY ROY CIMATU EARLIER ORDERED THE SUSPENSION OF ALL SMALL-SCALE
MINING ACTIVITIES IN THE CORDILLERA FOLLOWING A LANDSLIDE IN THE
REGION THAT KILLED DOZENS OF PEOPLE.
THIS IS VENICE YADAO REPORTING.
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ANCHOR 1: ITS NOT JUST THE AMAZON – WILDFIRES HAVE BEEN BURNING
AROUND THE WORLD. HERE’S JAJA PALMA.
NEWS PRESENTER 3: WHILE THE WILDFIRES IN THE AMAZON
RAINFOREST HAVE MADE INTERNATIONAL HEADLINES, IT’S JUST ONE OF MANY
AREAS BATTLING RAGING INFERNOS AROUND THE WORLD. WILDFIRES ARE
BURNING IN SEVERAL OTHER COUNTRIES, INCLUDING SPAIN, GREECE AND
ALASKA.
AMAZON: THOUSANDS OF WILDFIRES ARE ALSO DECIMATING THE BRAZILIAN
AMAZON, THE WORLD’S LARGEST RAINFOREST. THE BLAZES HAVE NEARLY
DOUBLED THIS YEAR COMPARED WITH THE SAME PERIOD IN 2018, PROMPTING
GLOBAL OUTRAGE.
RUSSIA: IN SIBERIA, THERE HAVE BEEN REPORTS THAT SOME OF THE VAST
WILDFIRES WERE STARTED ON PURPOSE BY ARSONISTS TRYING TO CONCEAL
ILLEGAL LOGGING ACTIVITY.
SPAIN: SPAIN’S LARGEST WILDFIRE THIS YEAR, ACROSS THE CANARY
ISLANDS, LED TO ROUGHLY 9,000 PEOPLE FLEEING. MORE THAN 46,000
SQUARE MILES HAVE BEEN CHARRED ON THE WESTERN SLOPES OF GRAN
CANARIA, A POPULAR TOURIST ISLAND OFF NORTHWESTERN AFRICA. NO
INJURIES WERE REPORTED AND AUTHORITIES SAID SOME RESIDENTS CAN
START GOING BACK HOME
GREECE: A STATE OF EMERGENCY WAS DECLARED IN REGIONS OF THE
DENSELY FORESTED GREEK ISLAND OF EVIA EAST OF ATHENS AFTER THE
BLAZE BROKE OUT ON TUESDAY. THE FIRE WAS FANNED BY STRONG WINDS
AND HIGH TEMPERATURES. GREECE OFTEN FACES WILDFIRES DURING ITS DRY
SUMMER MONTHS.
BOLIVIA: ON THURSDAY, FIREFIGHTERS IN BOLIVIA WERE TRYING TO PUT
OUT WILDFIRES THAT HAVE ALREADY BURNED MORE THAN 1.6 MILLION ACRES
OF TROPICAL FOREST. MILITARY FOOTAGE SHOWED VAST SWATHS OF
TROPICAL FOREST BURNING NEAR BOLIVIA’S BORDER WITH PARAGUAY AND
BRAZIL.
UNITED STATES: IN ALASKA, A DIVISION OF FORESTRY SPOKESMAN SAID
THIS WEEK THAT IT’S UNKNOWN HOW THREE RECENT HIGH-PROFILE FIRES
STARTED. BUT HE NOTED THERE WERE NO INDICATIONS THEY WERE CAUSED BY
LIGHTNING, LEADING OFFICIALS TO BLAME HUMAN ACTIVITY.
AFTER RECORD-BREAKING WILDFIRES IN CALIFORNIA LAST YEAR,
FIREFIGHTERS BATTLED BLAZES IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA AGAIN THIS WEEK,
ALBEIT ON A MUCH SMALLER SCALE.
GREENLAND: EARLIER THIS MONTH, DENMARK SENT FIREFIGHTERS TO
GREENLAND TO FIGHT WILDFIRES THAT STARTED IN JULY.
THIS IS JAJA PALMA REPORTING
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ANCHOR 1: UAAP DROPS BASKETBALL TICKET PRICES FOR ‘STUDENT
WEDNESDAYS’. HERE’S RAINIER SAGUIBO FOR THE SPORTS
UPDATE.
NEWS PRESENTER 4: To encourage attendance from students, the UAAP is
lowering ticket prices for the men’s and women’s basketball
tournaments for “Student Wednesdays” this Season 82, which opens
Sunday. Every Wednesday in the elimination round, tickets for the
upper box and general admission areas for both Smart Araneta Coliseum
and Mall of Asia Arena will now just cost P35.
“We want to encourage more students to watch. With social media, the
games are easily accessible but nothing beats watching the games
live,” said UAAP President Em Fernandez of host Ateneo.
“We want to push Wednesdays, of course class schedule permitting, so
we deceided to have Student Wednesdays where they only have to pay the
cost of printing a ticket to get into the playing venues.”
FOR THE SPORTS UPDATE, THIS IS RAINIER SAGUIBO REPORTING.
NEWS MUSIC FADE OUT SPORTS
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IVY: AND THIS IS THE STATE OF THE WEATHER FOR TODAY…
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