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2 pulis huli sa akto ng pakikiapid, binaril ng kapwa pulis na tinorotot

Arman B. Cambe
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2 pulis huli sa akto ng pakikiapid, binaril ng kapwa pulis na tinorotot

CALAMBA CITY, Laguna. Sugatan ang isang sarhento ng pulis matapos barilin ng isang Police Major habang sila ay nahuli sa akto na nagtatalik sa loob ng isang sports utility vehicle sa parking area ng isang mall sa lungsod na ito.

Sa unang imbestigasyon ng Calamba police station, kinilala ang suspek at itinago sa alyas na Sgt. Genesis, 37 taong gulang, may-asawa at naninirahan sa Barangay Majada out, Calamba City.

Nahuli sa akto ng nasabing Police Major habang nakikipagtalik ang kanyang asawang si Master Sergeant Megan kay Sgt. Genesis sa loob ng sasakyan sa isang parking area sa Canlubang, Calamba City.

Ayon sa mga ulat, matagal nang minamanmanan ng mga pulis na sina alyas Major Lyndon at Police Master Sergeant Maritoni ang kanilang mga asawa hinggil sa diumano ay bawal na relasyon ng mga ito.

Nang makatanggap sila ng tip na nasa parking area ng Carmel Mall sa Canlubang ang kanilang mga asawa, agad silang pumunta roon kung saan ay nakita nila ang SUV ng asawa ni Major Lyndon. Ng silipin nila ang loob ng sasakyang, nakita nila ang mga hubad na katawan ng dalawa at nagtatalik.

Ngunit agad na pinaandar ng mga suspek ang sasakyan at tinangka pa silang sagasaan. Matapos ang madugong habulan nakorner ang mga suspek at nagtangkang tumakas si Sgt. Genesis kung kaya binaril siya ni Major Lyndon sa binti at balikat. Naisugod naman siya sa Global Medical Center ng iba pang pulis na remesponde.

Samantala, iniutos ni Police Col. Gauvin Yamashita Unos, direktor ng Laguna Police Office ang malalimang imbestigasyon hinggil sa insidenteng ito.

Blinken challenges China on alleged support for Russian military

Venus L Peñaflor
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Blinken challenges China on alleged support for Russian military

BEIJING. U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken confronted China over its purported assistance to Russia’s military efforts, adding complexity to the fragile détente between the two global powers.

During extensive discussions lasting over five hours with China’s top diplomat Wang Yi in Beijing, Blinken underscored Washington’s apprehensions about China’s alleged provision of critical components to fuel Russia’s aggression in Ukraine. At the culmination of his visit, Blinken expressed his concerns during a press briefing, stating, “I reiterated our serious concern about the PRC providing components that are powering Russia’s brutal war of aggression against Ukraine.”

Blinken pointed out China’s pivotal role as a major supplier of various dual-use items, including machine tools and microelectronics, which are instrumental in bolstering Moscow’s defense capabilities. Despite China’s refrain from directly supplying arms to Russia’s Ukrainian campaign, Blinken warned that its provision of dual-use goods could significantly escalate the conflict’s intensity and pose a broader threat to European stability.

However, Blinken refrained from explicitly mentioning potential sanctions against China for its alleged support to Russia, although U.S. officials have previously indicated such actions could strain bilateral relations.

China, on its part, rebuffed accusations of providing military aid, emphasizing its stance on maintaining normal trade relations with Russia amid the ongoing crisis in Ukraine.

Amidst the diplomatic jousting, Blinken’s discussions with Chinese President Xi Jinping echoed mutual concerns about economic suppression and containment efforts, with Xi emphasizing the need for addressing fundamental issues to foster genuine stability and progress in bilateral relations.

Nevertheless, underlying tensions persisted, with Wang Yi characterizing the relationship as a “giant ship” that had stabilized but continued to face mounting challenges. He accused the U.S. of employing various measures to stifle China’s economic growth and technological advancement, urging the U.S. to respect China’s sovereignty and development interests, particularly regarding Taiwan and the South China Sea.

The agenda for the talks, stemming from previous engagements between President Biden and Xi, encompassed a broad spectrum of issues including artificial intelligence and narcotics control. Despite disagreements, both nations pledged to engage in dialogue on contentious topics and pursue collaborative efforts on shared concerns, such as combating the opioid crisis.

As Blinken concluded his visit, the specter of escalating tensions lingered, with the recent passage of a bill by President Biden allocating significant funds to counter China’s military expansion, reinforce Taiwan’s defense, and provide aid to Ukraine. The coming weeks will witness further discussions between the two nations, including the first-ever talks on artificial intelligence, amidst the backdrop of evolving geopolitical dynamics and mutual apprehensions.

ITZY’s “Born to Be” world tour showcases individuality and diversity

Paraluman P. Funtanilla
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ITZY’s “Born to Be” world tour showcases individuality and diversity

NEW YORK. As the K-pop sensation ITZY embarks on its “Born to Be” world tour, members of the group are eager to unveil a new facet of their artistry to fans worldwide.

The highly anticipated tour, spanning 18 countries across Asia, Australia, New Zealand, Latin America, Europe, and North America this year, derives its name from ITZY’s third studio album, released in January.

In an exclusive joint interview with Reuters, ITZY members Ryujin, Yeji, Chaeryeong, and Yuna shared insights into the tour’s significance and their evolving musical journey.

Ryujin highlighted the significance of the group’s solo songs featured on the album, marking a notable departure from their previous world tour. “There are our solo songs on the album… we have our own song on stage,” she revealed. “Working on our own songs really helped to express ourselves.”

Since its debut in 2019, ITZY has captivated audiences with its dynamic blend of vibrant pop, hip-hop, and EDM-infused tracks, coupled with empowering messages of self-love and empowerment. “Our group’s specialty is performance, and also, we have a main message that is to love ourselves,” Ryujin emphasized.

However, the group’s journey hasn’t been without challenges. Lia, one of ITZY’s members, has been on hiatus for health reasons since September, as confirmed by the group’s label in media reports. Despite her absence, the members remain supportive of Lia’s recovery. “She’s trying hard to come back really, really soon and she’s doing great nowadays,” Ryujin reassured, reflecting the band’s solidarity.

The “Born To Be” tour commenced in Seoul in February and will culminate in Hong Kong in August, promising an electrifying showcase of ITZY’s evolution and individuality on the global stage.

Deepfake incidents, inaasahang lalakas sa darating na eleksyon

Carlo Juancho Funtanilla
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Deepfake incidents, inaasahang lalakas sa darating na eleksyon

Sinabi ng Kagawaran ng Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) nitong Huwebes na inaasahan nila ang mas maraming insidente ng “deepfake” sa papalapit na eleksyon.

“Well, dadami ‘yan at lalago, lalo na po ngayon with AI (artificial intelligence) and parating po ‘yung mga elections this year,” pahayag ni DICT Secretary Ivan John Uy sa Girls in ICT Day 2024.

Ipinaliwang niya na tinutukoy ang susunod na eleksyon bilang “super election” dahil sa global significance nito, na may tinatayang 80 bansa sa buong mundo ang makikibahagi sa voting season.

Noong April 23, hinikayat ng Presidential Communications Office (PCO) ang publiko na manatiling alerto kasunod ng paglalabas ng deepfake audio kung saan tila inaatasan ni Pangulong Ferdinand Marcos Jr. ang militar na aksyunan ang partikular na bansa.

Binanggit ng pinuno ng DICT ang paggamit ng teknolohiyang deepfake upang makapanloko at magpakalat ng maling impormasyon at disimpormasyon.

“It’s very difficult now to ascertain what’s true and what’s not because of technology,” ani Uy.

“So, we need to be more discerning, we need to be more aware that we cannot trust everything that we see online,” dagdag niya.

Samantala, binigyang-diin ni Uy ang pangangailangan ng ahensya ng mga mahahalagang kagamitan upang labanan ang tumataas na kaso ng cybercrime.

“We are all trying to do our best to address this evolving technology with the necessary tools that can hopefully be provided to us so that we can do it faster and better,” wika ng opisyal.

“So, we need budgetary support to do this because, you know, if this is a war, we need weapons,” giit pa ni Uy.

“We can’t just engage in a war without weapons, without training, without tools to combat these cyber threats, cybercriminals,” dagdag niya.

Nakikita ng DICT ang kahalagahan ng pagiging handa sa papalapit na halalan, kung saan ang integridad ng proseso at impormasyon ay mahalagang bantayan upang mapanatili ang tiwala ng mamamayan sa demokratikong institusyon ng bansa.

Rescue efforts save over 100 stranded pilot whales in Western Australia

EDGARDO HERNAL
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Rescue efforts save over 100 stranded pilot whales in Western Australia

MELBOURNE, Australia. A rescue operation on the western Australian coast successfully returned more than 100 long-finned pilot whales to the sea, while 29 unfortunate whales perished on the shore, officials reported.

Pia Courtis, a regional wildlife officer with the Parks and Wildlife Service of Western Australia, confirmed that ships and a spotter plane were deployed to monitor the rescued whales, ensuring they stayed at sea. Courtis expressed cautious optimism, stating, “So far so good, they haven’t made it back to shore, but we will keep monitoring them.”

Local whale researcher Ian Wiese, who assisted in the rescue efforts, recounted the intense scene at Toby’s Inlet near Dunsborough, where volunteers rallied to aid the stranded whales. Wiese described the frantic efforts to keep the whales alive and noted the moment when the surviving whales returned to the ocean: “After an hour or so, all of a sudden the ones that were in the water that were still alive left and went out to sea.”

Despite the successful rescue, concerns remain about the possibility of the whales returning to shore. Wiese acknowledged this risk, stating, “They may well decide to come back to shore somewhere on another beach nearby or something — that often happens, but we’re hopeful that they won’t.”

Earlier assessments by a team of wildlife officers, marine scientists, and veterinarians reported 26 dead whales among the approximately 160 stranded. However, the final death toll was revised to 29, according to the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation, and Attractions.

The mass stranding near Dunsborough evoked memories of a similar event in July, when nearly 100 long-finned pilot whales perished on Cheynes Beach. The area, known for its picturesque coastline, has historically been a site for such incidents.

Holly Raudino, a marine scientist involved in the rescue operation, emphasized the importance of investigating potential causes of the stranding, including infectious diseases. Samples were taken from the deceased whales for further analysis.

While Dunsborough has witnessed previous mass strandings, Thursday’s rescue marked a rare success. Wiese, reflecting on the outcome, remarked, “It’s been a very good story today because normally with these sorts of strandings, you wind up with a 100 whales beaching and five or six being saved.”

As scientists continue to study the phenomenon of whale strandings, efforts persist to protect these magnificent creatures and mitigate the risks they face in their natural habitats.

Dangerous heat index nakataas sa 30 lugar, F2F classes suspendido sa ilang lugar ngayong Biyernes

Carlo Juancho Funtanilla
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Dangerous heat index nakataas sa 30 lugar, F2F classes suspendido sa ilang lugar ngayong Biyernes

Ngayong Biyernes, Abril 26, inaasahang mararanasan ng humigit-kumulang na 30 lugar sa bansa ang mapanganib na heat index, ayon sa huling forecast ng PAGASA nitong Huwebes ng 5 p.m.

Batay sa pinakabagong pagtaya ng heat index, maaasahan ang mga sumusunod na lugar na magkaroon ng temperatura mula 42°C hanggang 47°C:

42°C

  • Science Garden, Quezon City
  • Tayabas City, Quezon
  • Virac (Synop), Catanduanes
  • Alabat, Quezon
  • Roxas City, Capiz
  • Malaybalay, Bukidnon
  • Cotabato City, Maguindanao del Norte

43°C

  • NAIA, Lungsod ng Pasay
  • Sinait, Ilocos Sur
  • MMSU, Batac, Ilocos Norte
  • ISU Echague, Isabela
  • Iba, Zambales
  • CLSU Muñoz, Nueva Ecija
  • Ambulong, Tanauan, Batangas
  • San Jose, Occidental Mindoro
  • Puerto Princesa, Palawan
  • CBSUA-Pili, Camarines Sur
  • Dumangas, Iloilo
  • La Granja, La Carlota, Negros Occidental
  • Dipolog, Zamboanga del Norte

44°C

  • Lungsod ng Laoag, Ilocos Norte
  • Lungsod ng Tuguegarao, Cagayan
  • Coron, Palawan
  • Lungsod ng Legazpi, Albay

45°C

  • Bacnotan, La Union
  • Cubi Point, Subic Bay, Lungsod ng Olongapo
  • Sangley Point, Cavite

46°C

  • Lungsod ng Aparri, Cagayan
  • Aborlan, Palawan

47°C

  • Lungsod ng Dagupan, Pangasinan

Ang mga heat index na nasa 42°C hanggang 51°C ay itinuturing na nasa “delikado” na antas ng PAGASA, na maaring maging sanhi ng heat stroke at heat exhaustion.

Samantala, ang Lungsod ng Dagupan, Pangasinan at Lungsod ng Aparri, Cagayan ay nakaranas ng heat index na 47ºC nitong Huwebes, base sa PAGASA.

Upang maiwasan ang mga sakit dulot ng init, pinayuhan ng DOH ang publiko na limitahan ang outdoor activities at uminom ng maraming tubig. Payo pa ng ahensya, gumamit ng payong, sumbrero, at damit na may manggas tuwing lalabas at itakda ang heavy-duty activities sa pagsisimula o pagtatapos ng araw.

Sa kabilang dako, dahil sa mainit na panahon, suspendido ang face-to-face classes sa ilang lugar ngayong Biyernes, Abril 26, 2024.

Pinayuhan ang mga paaralan na magsagawa ng asynchronous classes o alternative learning modalities sa mga lugar na ito. Ang desisyon kung isususpinde ang in-person classes sa mga pribadong paaralan ay nakasalalay sa mga school authorities.

Narito ang listahan ng mga lugar na apektado:

Metro Manila

  • Caloocan City
  • Lungsod ng Las Piñas
  • Lungsod ng Malabon
  • Lungsod ng Maynila
  • Lungsod ng Muntinlupa
  • Lungsod ng Parañaque
  • Lungsod ng Pasay
  • Lungsod ng Quezon (automatikong lilipat sa asynchronous learning kapag umabot sa 40° ang heat index)

Mga Lalawigan at Lungsod

  • Angeles City
  • Lalawigan ng Bulacan
  • General Trias, Cavite
  • Lungsod ng Iloilo

Mga paaralan

  • Colegio de San Juan de Letran
  • University of the East – UE Manila at UE Caloocan
  • UP Manila

Ito ang mga hakbang na ginagawa upang masiguro ang kaligtasan ng mga mag-aaral at mamamayan sa gitna ng patuloy na pagtaas ng temperatura sa bansa.

Hamas official signals willingness to lay down arms if an independent Palestinian State is established

Venus L Peñaflor
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Hamas official signals willingness to lay down arms if an independent Palestinian State is established

ISTANBUL. Khalil al-Hayya, a prominent Hamas political figure, revealed to The Associated Press the group’s readiness to consider a ceasefire lasting five years or more with Israel. Al-Hayya indicated that Hamas would disarm and transition into a political entity if an independent Palestinian state were established along pre-1967 borders.

In an interview on Wednesday, amidst stalled talks for a Gaza ceasefire, al-Hayya’s remarks suggested a significant shift in Hamas’s position, which has historically advocated for Israel’s destruction.

Despite Hamas’s proposal, Israel remains unlikely to entertain the notion. Following the deadly Oct. 7 attacks that sparked the conflict, Israel has vowed to eradicate Hamas. The current Israeli leadership staunchly opposes the creation of a Palestinian state on territories captured in the 1967 Middle East war.

Al-Hayya, representing Hamas in ceasefire and hostage exchange negotiations, conveyed a blend of defiance and conciliation. He expressed Hamas’s desire to integrate into the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) alongside the rival Fatah faction, aiming to establish a unified government for Gaza and the West Bank.

The Hamas official outlined the group’s vision for a fully sovereign Palestinian state in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, with the return of Palestinian refugees in accordance with international resolutions, along Israel’s pre-1967 borders. In this scenario, he asserted, Hamas’s military wing would dissolve.

While Hamas has occasionally moderated its stance on a Palestinian state alongside Israel, its official political program maintains rejection of alternatives to the full liberation of Palestine.

There has been no immediate reaction from Israel or the Palestinian Authority, the internationally recognized government from which Hamas ousted in 2007. The Palestinian Authority aspires to establish an independent state in the West Bank, East Jerusalem, and Gaza, territories occupied by Israel in 1967. However, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government vehemently opposes this solution.

As ceasefire negotiations stagnate and the Gaza conflict prolongs, with casualties mounting, Hamas remains resolute. Al-Hayya dismissed Israel’s efforts to dismantle Hamas, asserting the necessity of a consensus-based solution.

Moreover, amid shifting diplomatic dynamics, Hamas’s top officials have relocated from Qatar to Turkey, maintaining Hamas’s commitment to Qatar’s mediation role.

Despite international skepticism and Israeli accusations of insincerity, Hamas insists on its demands for a permanent ceasefire and full Israeli troop withdrawal from Gaza. Al-Hayya warned of repercussions against any non-Palestinian presence in Gaza, underscoring Hamas’s steadfastness in confronting perceived threats.

While al-Hayya defended Hamas’s actions in the Oct. 7 attacks, denying deliberate targeting of civilians, he asserted Hamas’s resilience in the face of Israeli aggression.

As Hamas navigates diplomatic challenges and confronts military pressure, the group’s willingness to compromise for a Palestinian state raises questions about the future trajectory of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

President Marcos Jr. names Hans Leo Cacdac as DMW secretary

Venus L Peñaflor
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President Marcos Jr. names Hans Leo Cacdac as DMW secretary

President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. has officially appointed Hans Leo Cacdac as the Secretary of the Department of Migrant Workers (DMW), marking the end of his seven-month tenure as officer-in-charge since September 2023.

Cacdac assumed the role of officer-in-charge following the passing of former Secretary Susan “Toots” Ople in August last year.

Before his ad interim appointment to the Cabinet, Cacdac held various key positions within the government, including Undersecretary of the DMW, Executive Director V of the Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA), Executive Director V of the Philippine Employment Administration (POEA), and Undersecretary of the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE).

His extensive experience also includes roles such as Deputy Executive Director V of the POEA, Executive Director IV of the National Conciliation Mediation Board-DOLE, Director IV of the Bureau of Labor Relations-DOLE, and Associate Lawyer and Urban Poor Unit Coordinator of the Sentro ng Alternatibong Lingap Panligal (SALIGAN) in the private sector.

Cacdac’s appointment comes at a crucial time for the DMW, as the department plays a vital role in safeguarding the rights and welfare of Filipino migrant workers around the world. His wealth of experience and expertise in labor and migration issues positions him well to lead the department effectively.

Lalaki, binaril sa mukha sa harap ng karelasyon

Arman B. Cambe
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Lalaki, binaril sa mukha sa harap ng karelasyon

TRECE MARTIRES CITY, Cavite. Isang lalaki ang nasa kritikal na kalagayan matapos barilin sa mukha sa harap ng kanyang kasintahan, nangyari nitong nakaraang araw sa Brgy. Aguado, sa lungsod na ito sa Cavite.

Kinilala ng pulisya ang biktima na si alyas Efren, residente ng South Summit, Brgy. Aguado, Trece Martires City, Cavite. Siya ay kasalukuyang nagpapagaling sa Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo Hospital matapos ang insidente.

Hindi natukoy ng awtoridad ang suspek, na agad na nakatakas dala ang armas na ginamit pagkatapos ng krimen.

Sa imbestigasyon, 8:45 ng umaga, habang sila ay nasa loob ng kanilang tahanan, biglang pumasok ang suspek sa likurang pinto. Agad na binaril ang biktima sa mukha saka tumakas.

Nagsisigaw ang karekasyon ng biktima at humingi ng tulong, at nadala naman ang biktima sa nasabing ospital, kung saan siya ay kasalukuyang inoobserbahan ng mga doktor.

Patuloy na isinasailalim sa imbestigasyon ng mga awtoridad ang insidente upang matukoy ang motibo at mahuli ang suspek.

International coalition urges Hamas to release hostages and cease Gaza crisis

Venus L Peñaflor
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International coalition urges Hamas to release hostages and cease Gaza crisis

WASHINGTON, D.C. In a concerted effort to address the ongoing crisis in Gaza, the United States, joined by 17 other nations, issued a collective plea on Thursday, urging Hamas to release all hostages currently held captive. Despite the international appeal, Hamas remains resolute in its stance against yielding to external pressures.

The joint statement issued by the 18 nations emphasized the urgency of releasing hostages who have been held by Hamas for over 200 days. A senior U.S. official described the unified call as an exceptional display of solidarity among nations affected by the crisis.

These countries, including the United States, Argentina, Austria, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, Colombia, Denmark, France, Germany, Hungary, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Serbia, Spain, Thailand, and Britain, underscored the potential for a swift and enduring ceasefire in Gaza through the release of hostages.

“The deal on the table to release the hostages would bring an immediate and prolonged ceasefire in Gaza, facilitate humanitarian assistance delivery, and lead to the credible end of hostilities,” the statement affirmed.

Highlighting the potential benefits of such an agreement, the statement outlined provisions for the safe return of Gazans to their homes and lands, with adequate preparations for shelter and humanitarian aid.

Reacting to the international pressure, Sami Abu Zuhri, a senior Hamas leader, dismissed the statement, asserting that Hamas would not be swayed by external influences. Zuhri insisted that the United States should prioritize pressuring Israel to cease its aggression.

“The ball now is in the American court,” Zuhri declared.

While expressing cautious optimism about the possibility of an agreement, a senior U.S. official acknowledged uncertainties surrounding the resolution, particularly dependent on Hamas Gaza leader Yahya Sinwar.

The proposed hostage agreement, tabled earlier this year, entails the release of sick, elderly, and wounded hostages in Gaza in exchange for a six-week ceasefire, extendable to facilitate additional humanitarian aid deliveries. It also permits the unrestricted return of Gaza citizens to northern Gaza.

The genesis of the joint statement traces back to a meeting two weeks ago between White House national security adviser Jake Sullivan and a group of family members of Gaza hostages. Its issuance coincided with President Joe Biden’s meeting with former hostage Abigail Edan, a 4-year-old American girl, who had been captured following the slaying of her parents by Hamas fighters. The child reportedly played in the Oval Office and ventured beneath the president’s Resolute desk.

U.S. officials are currently reviewing a video released on Tuesday featuring an American hostage, Hersh Golberg-Polin.

Israeli officials refrained from immediate confirmation or commentary on the statement. However, Israeli government spokesperson David Mencer attributed the stalled negotiations to Hamas, emphasizing the group’s reluctance to engage in constructive dialogue.

“It is Hamas that is dragging their feet… They must be let go right now,” Mencer asserted in response to inquiries regarding hostage diplomacy.

The international community’s collective plea underscores growing concerns over the protracted crisis in Gaza and the imperative of finding a swift resolution to alleviate the suffering of civilians caught in the crossfire.

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