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Anchor 1: The Country’s latest news

Anchor 2: The Globe’s hottest and sizzling issues.

Anchor 1: We give you the truth and nothing but the truth.

Anchor 2: This is the program that everyone has been waiting for.

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Anchor 1: Just news!

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Anchor 2: Broadcasting live from Filamer News Room Roxas City, Capiz.

Anchor 1: Good afternoon Philippines

Anchor 2: Good afternoon Visayas

Anchor 1&2: Good Afternoon Roxas City, Capiz

Anchor 1: It’s a sunny day. March 2, 2020

This is Trixie Fojas

Anchor 2: And this is EJ Caldeo

Anchor 1&2: Serving you the hottest and the most leading news of the hour, your news our
business.

Anchor 1: For the Headlines

HEADLINE STINGER

Anchor 2: For the International news: “IMF, World Bank funds ready to fight virus
outbreak”

HEADLINE STINGER

Anchor 1: For the National News: “Finance team says “PH economy can handle corona
virus effects”.

HEADLINE STINGER
Anchor 2: For another National News: PH calls for prudence amid Human Rights
Allegations”

HEADLINE STINGER

Anchor 1: For the local news: Himud-os Festival to push through: Alunsabe says precaution
vs COVID-19 will be taken.

HEADLINE STINGER

Anchor 2: For the Sports News: MPBL Ayonayon provides killer blow as knights draw fist
blood vs lanterns.

HEADLINE STINGER

Anchor 1: and for the Showbiz news: KPOP Boyband NCT Dream Performs at the new
Frontier Theatre in Quezon City.

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Anchor 2: International news: “IMF, World Bank funds ready to fight virus outbreak”,
Here’s Nesrie Aman for the details. Nesrie?

(Infomercial #1)

1: Nol! What are you doing?!

2: Wha-what? Why I’m just disposing my garb-

1: IN THE RIVER?!

2: Yes. Why? Is there a problem with that? You look so terrified.

1: Yes. Your garbage will poison and kill the fishes! It will also pollute the river and the waters from the
river go straight to the ocean, if the poison gets there, all of the fishes would die! What would you eat by
then?!

2: Oh, yeah. Sorry. I-I forgot about that.

1: It’s okay. As long as next time, you make sure that you don’t throw your garbage in the river. Don’t
forget it!

2: I won’t. I promise!

Voice: Do not pollute the rivers, a friendly reminder from DENR and the station.

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Voice: Teenage pregnancy is one of the major problems in the society. Be aware, be prepared, and be
educated. This reminder is brought to you by DepEd and this station.

International News Presenter:

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank are ready to provide
countries in need with immediate emergency funding to fight the coronavirus outbreak,
a spokesman said on Thursday, February 27. While they have yet to receive a request
for aid, the institutions "have now developed contingency plans. We have various
financial instruments that could be used," IMF spokesman Gerry Rice said at a press
conference. As the epidemic has spread beyond China, shuttering production and
closing schools in Japan, economists are increasingly worried about a slowdown in the
global economy. "We have various financial instruments that could be used to support
countries with balance of payment problems that arise from epidemics or natural
disasters," Rice said, noting that the lenders rapidly deployed funds during the Ebola
epidemic. He singled out China, saying the IMF remains "very supportive" of the country
where the coronavirus outbreak started with efforts to tackle its spread. The fund and
the World Bank expect to make a decision soon on whether to hold their spring
meetings in Washington. Thousands of people attend the twice-yearly gatherings, which
attract activists, economists, and investors as well as officials and reporters. The US
Centers for Disease Control warned this week that the epidemic will reach American
shores, and urged organizations to cancel mass gatherings. Health officials on
Wednesday, February 26, announced they'd found the first case of the virus of unknown
origin in the United States.

This is Nesrie Aman, ABM-XYZ 101.5 reporting

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Anchor 1: Thank you Nesrie and now for the National News: “Finance team says “PH
economy can handle corona virus effects”. Here’s Danica Bernaldez for the details.
Danica?

Local News Presenter (1):

Philippine officials do not see the novel coronavirus putting a major dent in the
economy. The government's economic managers are confident that the 2019 novel
coronavirus (2019-nCoV) scare would have a minimal impact on Philippine growth.
Finance Secretary Carlos Dominguez III downplayed the possible effects of the 2019-
nCov on the economy, saying that the Philippines has not been widely affected by the
virus. There are strong calls to impose a temporary ban on all travel to and from China.
While the Philippine officials said the health scare would not make much of a dent in the
economy internally, they acknowledged that it could be among the external factors that
 may affect growth in the medium term. The economic team, composed of Dominguez,
Pernia, and Budget Secretary Wendel Avisado, met on Thursday to discuss the country's
economic performance and to "forge a strategy" to achieve the gross domestic product
(GDP) growth target of 6.5% to 7.5% in 2020. Aside from the 2019-nCov, the economic
team identified the slowdown in global economic growth, lackluster recovery in trade,
protectionist policies, and volatile oil prices, among others, as possible primary
downside risks externally. On the domestic front, the economic team said natural
hazards, African swine fever, water supply disruptions, slow implementation of
infrastructure projects, and policy "uncertainties" – such as the delayed passage of tax
reform packages – could hinder the economic growth trajectory in the medium term.
They also said that the implementation of the Supreme Court ruling increasing local
government units' share of national taxes may hinder growth, citing inefficient spending
by LGUs.Because of the risks, Dominguez said infrastructure agencies should accelerate
the implementation of priority projects.

This is Danica Bernaldez, ABM-XYZ 101.5 reporting.

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Anchor 2: Thank You Danica. Don’t change your dial. We’ll be right back after this short
break.

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Anchor 2: and for another National News: PH calls for prudence amid Human Rights
Allegations”. Here’s Rhealyn Posada for the update. Rhealyn?

National News Presenter (2):

Amid allegations of human rights violations in the Philippines, a Palace official

on Wednesday urged top officials of the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC)
to be more cautious about claims made by critics and detractors of the Duterte
administration, particularly those belonging to groups listed as terrorist organizations.
Presidential Communications Operations Office (PCOO) Secretary Martin Andanar made
this remark during the 43rd Session of the Human Rights Council, High Level Segment in
the United Nations in Geneva where he described the administration as a “victim” of
arbitrary action made by the council. “We repeat the call for prudence in assessing
claims particularly from sources who have enjoyed the hallowed status of human rights
defenders while waging the longest insurgency in Asia and terrorizing communities in
the Philippines,” Andanar said in a speech delivered before officials of the UNHRC. He
lamented that discussions on the human rights situation in the country have been
swayed by “baseless allegations” and that the Council has “failed to exhaust
mechanisms for constructive, reasonable, and fact-based discourse.” “A credible Council
cannot base its actions on such inscrutable claims. These claims do not hold their truth
 against the well-founded accountability mechanisms in the country, the tangible
accomplishments of the anti-illegal drug campaign, the growing investors’ confidence in
the Philippine economy, and the high level of public support for the leadership of
President (Rodrigo) Duterte,” he said.

This is Rhealyn Posada, ABM XYZ 101.5 reporting.

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Anchor1: Thank you Rhealyn. And to deliver us the local news for today: Himud-os
Festival to push through: Alunsabe says precaution vs COVID-19 will be taken. Here’s
Hyacinth Bulao for the details. Hya?

Local News Presenter:

The local government unit of Alimodian will proceed with the holding of its
annual Himud-os Festival amid concerns about the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-
19). Mayor Geefre “Kalay” Alonsabe said they are considering holding the festival
between on March 14 to 21. According to Alonsabe, they decided to push through this
year’s festivities following the advisories of national government agencies stating it is
safe to organize and attend public gatherings, meetings and festivals as long as all
precautionary measures identified by health authorities. “We sat down with our
concerned local agencies and barangay officials, nagdesisyon kami nga dayunon gid ang
Himud-os Festival sang banwa sang Alimodian,” said Alonsabe. With the town’s decision
to push through with the celebrations, Alonsabe assured that there will be measures in
place in order to ensure that the participants of the Himud-os Festival, as well as the
spectators, will not be at risk for the COVID-19. “With the Municipal Health Office and
Rural Health Unit, we will put up stations for people to disinfect (during the festivity),”
Alonsabe said. He added it would be unfortunate for those dancers if they would no
longer be able to show what they prepared for if the municipality would postpone it to a
later part of the year. According to Alonsabe, most of the festival participants are mostly
secondary students and there are no foreign performers. He said six tribes will perform
this year and the public should also look forward to other activities like street dance
competition; drum and lyre exhibition; sashing of Bulak Kang Alimodian ’20; bicycle fun
trail ride and cultural show; Farmer’s Day; LGBT Night; Gawad Agustin Magtanong
Awards; and Hubon competition.

This is Hyacinth Bulao, ABM XYZ 101.5 Reporting.

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Anchor2: Thank you Hya. And for the sports news: MPBL Ayonayon provides killer blow as
knights draw fist blood vs lanterns. Here’s Micka Barana for the details. Micka?

Sports News Presenter:

San Juan Knights guard Mike Ayonayon has proven he was built for these type of
moments. He’s done it last year with a 33-point performance in a winner-take-all Game
5 in the MPBL national finals. Last Saturday night against a foe equipped to end the
 Knights reign in the Chooks-To-Go MPBL Lakan playoffs, Ayonayon once again gave his
future PBA team, the NLEX Road Warriors, a glimpse of his brilliance while taking San
Juan closer to the North division finals. Ayonayon delivered another signature moment
with a buzzer beating floater as the Knights overcame the Pampanga Giant Lanterns, 86-
84, at the start of their best of three semifinal series at Filoil Flying V Centre. "The
instruction was to take the last shot whatever happens and I was ready,” Ayonayon said
in Filipino. “I was fortunate I got the bounce, but that’s a shot I’ve practiced so many
times.” Manila also closed in on the division finals after thumping Makati, 77-74.

This is Micka Barana, ABM XYZ 101.5 Reporting

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Anchor1: Thank you Micka. Let us now have a short break for the weather update. We
have Rica Elagor for our weather update. Rica?

Weather News Presenter:

Metro Manila and the rest of Luzon Partly cloudy to cloudy skies with
isolated light rains Northeasterlies No significant impact.

Visayas and Mindanao Partly cloudy to cloudy skies with isolated rainshowers
or thunderstorms Easterlies Possible flash floods or landslides due severe
thunderstorms

Forecast Wind and Coastal Water Condition

Place Speed Direction Coastal Water

Northern and Eastern section of the country Moderate to Strong East to

Northeast Moderate to Rough (1.2 - 2.8 meters)

The rest of the country Light to Moderate East to Northeast Slight to

Moderate (0.6 to 1.2 meters)

This is Rica Elagor, ABM XYZ 101.5 reporting.

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Anchor2: Thank you Rica. Looks like we’re having a __________ weather today. And now,
for the Showbiz news: KPOP Boyband NCT Dream Performs at the new Frontier Theatre
in Quezon City. Here’s Rica Villarina for the update. Rica?

Showbiz News Presenter:

Ear-splitting shrieks filled the halls of the New Frontier Theater in Quezon City as
thousands of fans showed their fervent devotion for South Korean boy band NCT Dream
during its first concert in the country on Saturday. The band, which currently has 6
members, brought its “Dream Show” tour to the Philippines, beating fears that the show
would be cancelled as a precaution against the spread of the novel coronavirus. K-pop
boy band NCT Dream performs at the New Frontier Theater in Quezon City. Richard
 Esguerra, ABS-CBN Sports. The show marked NCT Dream’s first solo concert, although 5
of the members made their Manila stage debut last March 2019 at a music festival that
celebrated the diplomatic relations between South Korea and the Philippines. Member
Haechan was absent in the earlier event due to a leg injury. Why are more Korean stars
coming to PH? “Actually, last year, we went here and we really wanted to return to
Manila. Even though this (concert) was just for one day, we’re really thankful,” said the
group’s rapper, Jeno, in Korean. K-pop boy band NCT Dream performs at the New
Frontier Theater in Quezon City. Richard Esguerra, ABS-CBN Sports. For 2 hours, Renjun,
Jeno, Haechan, Jaemin, Chenle and Jisung delivered powerful performances as fans let
out loud cheers and waved the band’s signature light stick – a cube-shaped bulb that
glowed in green. The group put on a fierce attitude in opening the show with hyped
songs, such as the rebellious anthem “Go” and the addictive hip-hop song “We Go Up,”
accompanied by intricate dance routines.

This is Rica Villarina, ABM XYZ 101.5 reporting.

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Anchor1: For the Recap of today’s hottest news: International news“IMF, World Bank
funds ready to fight virus outbreak”

Anchor2: National News: “Finance team says “PH economy can handle corona virus
effects”.

Anchor1: National News: PH calls for prudence amid Human Rights Allegations”

Anchor2: the local news: Himud-os Festival to push through: Alunsabe says precaution vs
COVID-19 will be taken.

Anchor1: Sports News: MPBL Ayonayon provides killer blow as knights draw fist blood vs
lanterns.

Anchor2: Showbiz news: KPOP Boyband NCT Dream Performs at the new Frontier Theatre
in Quezon City.

Anchor1: This is Trixie Fojas,

Anchor2: And this is EJ Caldeo

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Anchor 2: The Globe’s hottest and sizzling issues.

Anchor 1: We give you the truth and nothing but the truth.

Anchor 2 : This is the program that everyone has been waiting for.

Anchor 1: Serving people!

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GOD BLESS AND KEEP SAFE!

Anchor 1: Trixie May Gerapusco

Anchor 2: Erl June Caldeo

International News Presenter: Nesrie Kayeane Aman

National News Presenter (1): Danica Bernaldez

National News Presenter (2): Rhealyn Posada

Local News Presenter: Hyacinth Gay Bulao

Sports News Presenter: Micka Ella Barana

Weather News Presenter: Rica Mae Elagor

Showbiz News presenter: Rica Mae Villarina