HAPI FUNDAY TRIP NEWSBITES SEPT 7 2023 - NEWS SCRIPTS - ONE MAN NEWSROOM

 30-minute livestream program

1st half of the show is Radio DJ format; Talk, Play or Sing and introduce a song, time check, and promote.

2nd half is TV News format;

HERE IS THE WEATHER UPDATE TODAY:

At 3:00 AM today, the center of Tropical Depression "INENG" {YUN-YEONG} has been out of PAR or Phil. Area of Responsibility and it was estimated based on all available data at 1,225 km East Northeast of Extreme Northern Luzon like Batanes with maximum sustained winds of 55 km/h near the center and gustiness of up to 70 km/h. It is moving North Northeastward at 20 km/h. Southwest Monsoon affecting the country by pulling of Tropical depression to the landmass.

Trough of TD Ineng in extreme northern Luzon would have been expected.

The blue supermoon earned its name not from its color, but for the fact that there are two full moons that occurred in the same calendar month. According to NASA, the next blue supermoon will happen in January 2037.

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Inflation rises to 5.3% in August from the 4.7% in July, ending the six-month downward trend, according to the Philippine Statistics Authority.

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New Modus of text and online Frauds.

Scammers are using different mobile numbers of philippine country code to deceive possible victims. They are incorporating Google search to recharge and some other reason. Have you received this kind of offer through one call and advised to message on social messaging app to provide sample tasks and you shall get so-called commission of 150 pesos by following on YouTube channels? This is some sort of artificial intelligence spam from unauthorised numbers. When I called back the number, it becomes unreachable. On the other hand, The context of SMS is always about online gamble and fraudsters are including Jili website.

Although Sim registration act has been implemented rules and regulations, NBI is still curating high volume of text scammers due to lack of sluggish communication to Telecommunication.

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An audit of the Office of the President’s (OP) budget shows a “significant increase” in foreign travel expenses in 2022.

The Commission on Audit’s (COA) latest report on the OP showed foreign travel expenses went up by around ₱367 million from ₱25.2 million in 2021 to ₱392.3 million last year.

“Significant increase of ₱367,052,245.96 is due to the official travels relative to the foreign summits and state visits attended by the President during the year in Singapore, Indonesia, United States of America, Cambodia, Thailand, and Belgium,” the COA said.

Meantime, expenses for local travel went down a bit from ₱11.5 million to ₱10.7 million.

The OP’s confidential and intelligence expenses stayed at ₱4.5 billion, the same as in 2021.

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The Department of Education’s proposed ₱758.6-billion budget for next year is approved on the Senate committee level, including ₱150 million for confidential funds.

Senate’s plenary session has been delayed for two hours and 30 minutes to give way to the budget hearing attended by Vice President and DepEd Secretary Sara Durerte. Amid opposition from some lawmakers, Vice President and DepEd Secretary Sara Duterte defended her department’s proposal, saying education “is intertwined with national security.”

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A mall in Quezon City pays tribute to GMA News anchor Mike Enriquez, who passed away on August 29 at the age of 71 with severe conditions. "For the decades of hardwork delivering information to millions of Filipinos here and abroad, your star will continue to shine as much as your passion, enthusiasm, and honesty," Eastwood City says in a post, with a picture of the late broadcaster's star in the Walk of Fame. A funeral mass, and burial for Enriquez was held at the Christ the King Parish Church in Greenmeadows, Quezon City for 3 days. last weekend.

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LRT-1 Roosevelt Station in Quezon City has been renamed after the late National Artist for Film Fernando Poe Jr., on Aug. 20th.

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Japan became the first Asian team to win in the 2023 FIBA World Cup. On Sunday, Japan took down Finland, 98-88, in their group phase match at the Okinawa Arena.

After being down 73-63 at the end of the third period, Japan unleashed a 35-point romp in the final period and limited Finland to just 15 points to take the win.

Joshua Hawkinson registered a double-double performance of 28 points and 19 rebounds, while Yuki Kawamura had 25 points on top of nine assists for Japan.

Showbiz newsbites:

In celebration of the 15th anniversary of his hit song “Crush,” David belted out the classic in an Instagram video, and he sounds exactly the same as he did back then. “Happy 15th anniversary to this one!” he said in his caption. The first single, "Crush", was released to radio on August 1, 2008, and was commercially released on August 12, 2008. Its first week it debuted at number two on the Billboard Hot 100 with 166,000 units sold. The single has sold almost 2 million copies in the US.

South Korea’s Asia Artist Awards (AAA), an annual star-studded ceremony, will be held in the Philippines for the first time.

Korean media outlet Star News, the host of the awards, announced on Aug. 30 that the 2023 AAA will be held on Dec. 14 at the Philippine Arena in Bulacan.

THIS HAS BEEN JACOB MENDOZA HERE ON HAPI FUNDAY TRIP NEWSBITES. UNTIL NEXT ONCE IN A BLUE MOON EPISODE.