24 Oras Weekend (April 5, 2025) Part 2

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00:00Vice President Sara Duterte is preparing to return to the Philippines from The Hague, Netherlands.

00:06According to the Vice President, she needs to stay there.

00:09Because of her former father-in-law, Rodrigo Duterte's strictness in the ICC.

00:14The former president's condition is good.

00:16His family is taking care of him.

00:18They are also talking on the phone.

00:20His former wife, Hanilette Amanseña, and their son, Kitty, visited the former president again.

00:27According to the Vice President, they are talking about visiting their father.

00:32They are also spending their own money on their travels.

00:35Because they have jobs and business.

00:37Their families have talked about not asking for money or accepting donations.

00:43The Senate's investigation into the arrest of their father is already underway.

00:47The Vice President does not expect that this will happen.

00:52I'm not hopeful for the case of President Duterte getting justice from the government and the administration right now.

01:00But I hope that it will not happen again to another Filipino.

01:06Conscious of food, technology in food processing and recycling,

01:10and the wrongdoing of Filipinos.

01:13These are the topics of the 17th Philippine Food Expo,

01:17brought to you by Bernadette Reyes.

01:22Isagani used to work on a cruise ship.

01:26Now, he is a chocolatier, and he is proud of his cocoa jam and Sampaloc chocolate.

01:33The sweetness of the chocolate and the sourness of the tamarind, you have a fruity flavor.

01:42If in America, there are raisins coated with chocolate,

01:45while here in the Philippines, there is Sampaloc coated with chocolate.

01:51It is sweet and sour, perfect for the taste of Filipinos.

01:54He uses cocoa from the Filipino farmers.

01:58From the farming, I teach them how to harvest a lot.

02:03And I teach them what I learned abroad, so that their harvest will have quality.

02:11Isagani's products are among the Pinoy-made food items

02:15at the 17th Philippine Food Expo in Pasay.

02:18There are also donuts with a flavor inspired by famous Filipino desserts,

02:23such as Buko Pandan, Pastillas, and Leche Flan.

02:27At the Expo, there are also equipment that can help in improving the quality of products and services.

02:33It's a chance for our food exporters to be able to showcase the products.

02:39Out of the 300 exhibitors, we have 375 equipment.

02:44So for the first time, we have equipment manufacturers joining.

02:47This machine can make leftover soil.

02:51If you put it in the machine, you have your own compost machine right there in your kitchen.

02:58For GMA Integrated News, Bernadette Reyes, for 24 Hours.

03:04Sweating is unavoidable, especially now that it's hot.

03:07That's why some Filipinos are sharing their discounts to stay fresh and avoid sweating.

03:12Donut of Konko is on.

03:19Summer is waving.

03:21That's why it's literally hot for most people because of the heat that reaches their chest.

03:27What's most affected is those who work on the streets and those who are always on the streets.

03:34To beat the heat, avoid sweating, and be skill or sweat-free,

03:40this is their discount to stay fresh.

03:42We bring water.

03:44We also have bound cologne, alcohol.

03:47So when you sweat, you'll wipe your towel.

03:51Almost three times.

03:55Three times?

03:56Yes.

03:57Just a towel.

03:58Then you'll go inside and turn on the air conditioner.

04:01There's a bucket.

04:02Then when you're wet, just change your clothes.

04:06Now that the heat index is high, one of the things to watch out for is not only sweating,

04:13but especially heat stroke.

04:15The doctors' advice is hydration.

04:18Heat break for a minimum of 15 to 20 minutes, but it's best if it's half, up to one hour.

04:23Heat stroke is one of the most problematic.

04:26Palpitation, high temperature, and then dehydration.

04:32So all of a sudden, you may collapse.

04:34It's more common in kids because kids are very prone.

04:40The body surface area is more prone to be affected.

04:44The same goes for clothing made of light materials like cotton or linen.

04:49Waterborne diseases like dengue and invasive pneumonia should be taken care of even in hot weather.

04:56For kids and senior citizens, stay indoors as much as possible.

05:01The surface area, immune system, and thermal regulation of seniors and kids should be different.

05:08Stay indoors.

05:09Because at this point, the thermal regulation of seniors is very affected.

05:18Thin skin, proper long sleeves, and jogging pants that could breathe in as well.

05:27For GMA Integrated News, I'm Dan Ating Kung, for 24 Hours.

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