Script (Group 4)

Host – Chloe Gayle A. Perez and Wiriel Neo G. Manuevo

Weather Forecast Reporter – Leigh Dianne N. Hernandez
Field reporter – Leigh Anne L. Deguzman
Interviewee – Renske R. Rance
Commercial – Leona Cassandra Luis Dela Peña
Commercial - John Benedict Montealto
Sign language – Kian Punay
Mic holder – Angelo C. Quirino
Cameraman – Earl Alarma

(Short Intro Effect)

*Sign Language starts when Chloe and Neo start to speak* - Kian Punay
Cameraman (Earl Alarma): Ready, 3,2,1 go
(Chloe)Good morning Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao.
(Neo)Today is Friday, April 13, 2023, Live here in Lucena City.
Host (Chloe): Hi, I am Chloe Gayle A. Perez
Host (Neo): And I am Wiriel Neo Manuevo
(Chloe) And we are your hosts for today. The truth is our priority, we give justice to your
curiosity.
(Neo)The latest news is spotted only here on GFS Daily News giving you the latest and most
credible news for today.
 (Introducing the topic)
(Neo): The ongoing conflict in Ukraine has significantly impacted the global oil market, causing
gas prices to steadily increase in recent weeks.
(Chloe): This is due to Russia's control of Ukraine's pipelines, which has led to global oil supply
disruptions and increased prices.

(Chloe): "The increasing cost of onions in the Philippines is causing concern among consumers.
Due to a combination of factors such as transportation costs and weather-related issues,
(Neo): prices have risen by up to 158% in some areas, putting pressure on household budgets."

(Long Intro Effect)

*Sign Language starts when Chloe and Neo start to speak* - Kian Punay
Neo: Good morning, and welcome to GFS daily news. Our top story today is the alarming rise in
gas prices in the Philippines. Chloe, can you give us more details on this developing story?
Chloe: Yes, Neo. Gas prices have been steadily increasing in recent weeks, with the national
average for a gallon of regular gas reaching 70 pesos, a 65% increase from just a month ago
Neo: That's a significant increase in just a short amount of time. Have there been any measures
taken to address this issue, Chloe?
Chloe: The government has not acted yet, but there are calls for them to intervene and provide
relief to consumers affected by rising prices. Suggestions include regulating prices or providing
subsidies to ease the burden on the public.
Neo: Thank you, Chloe, for that update. We'll be sure to keep our viewers informed as this
situation develops. And now, onto our next story.
Neo: Up next, we have an issue that's been causing concern among Filipino consumers: the
rising prices of onions. Chloe, can you give us an update on what's been going on?
Chloe: Indeed, Neo. Onion prices have risen by up to 50% in some regions due to increased
transportation costs and weather-related problems affecting the harvests.
Neo: That's certainly alarming news. Have there been any steps taken to address this issue?
Chloe: Well, so far, the government has not taken any major action, but there have been calls for
them to intervene and aid both farmers and consumers affected by the rising prices.
Neo: That's something we'll be keeping an eye on. Can you give us an idea of how much more
expensive onions are now, Chloe?
Chloe: Sure, Neo. In some areas, the price of onions has gone up to as much as 120 pesos per
kilogram, compared to the usual price of 80 pesos
Neo: Thank you, Chloe, for that update on the rising onion prices in the Philippines. We'll
continue to monitor this situation and bring our viewers the latest information. Stay tuned for
more news after the break.

* Commercial (Coke) * - Leona Cassandra Luis Dela Peña

* Commercial (Oyster Sauce)* - John Benedict Montealto (With Cut)
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*Sign Language starts when Leigh Dianne starts to speak* - Kian Punay
Cameraman (Earl Alarma): Lights, Camera, Action!
Leigh Hernandez – [Opening shot of the news anchor with a serious expression on her face]
Anchor: Good morning, everyone. The regular programming was interrupted to bring you
breaking news. A powerful typhoon, Typhoon Daluyong, has made landfall in the Philippines,
causing widespread damage to infrastructure, homes, and businesses.

[Cut to Public Storm Warning Signal with the affected areas]

Anchor: According to PAGASA, Typhoon Daluyong has brought Signal number 4 to Eastern
Samar, Samar, Leyte, Southern Leyte, Biliran Province, and Extreme Northern Cebu, together
with Bantayan Island. Signal number 3 has also been raised in Northern Palawan, Calamian
Group of Islands
Southern Occidental Mindoro, Southern Oriental Mindoro, Romblon, Masbate. Signal Number 2
has been raised to the Rest of Palawan, Caluya, and Semirara Islands, Antique, Iloilo, and
Guimaras. Signal number one has been raised in Metro Manila, Bataan, Camarines Norte,
Camarines Sur, and Catanduanes.

[Cut to the satellite of Typhoon Daluyong]

Anchor: Typhoon Daluyong is one of the strongest typhoon ever, with wind speeds reaching up
to 315 kilometers per hour. The typhoon made landfall on April 13, 2023, at around 10:00 a.m.
local time. The typhoon moved through the Philippines at a speed of around 39 kilometers per
hour, causing extensive damage along its path.

[Cut back to the news anchor]

Anchor: Our thoughts and prayers are with those affected by this devastating natural disaster. We
will continue to bring you updates as they become available. This is Leigh Dianne Hernandez
from GFS daily news live to report.

Host (Chloe): Thank you, Leigh Hernandez. The weather right now is still insane, as our
meteorologist Leigh indicated. We should now talk to Leigh Deguzman, who is conducting a live
broadcast from Tacloban City.

*Sign Language starts when Leigh Anne starts to speak* - Kian Punay
Reporter (Leigh Deguzman): Thank you, chloe. I am here in Tacloban City to check the current
condition of the weather and the residents here. I have spoken to a few residents here, including
Renske who will describe the harrowing experience of being trapped in their homes as the storm
rages on outside.
Reporter (Leigh Anne): Can you tell us about your experience during the storm?
Resident [Renske Rance]: It was like nothing I've ever experienced before. The wind was so
strong that it felt like our roof was going to be torn off.
Reporter (Leigh Anne): How did you manage to stay safe?
Resident [Renske Rance]: We were lucky enough to have a strong house and we were able to
stay inside, but it was still terrifying.
Reporter [Leigh Anne]: What do you think the situation is like for others who might not have
been as fortunate?
Resident [Renske Rance]: I can only imagine how much worse it must be for them.
Reporter [Leigh Anne]: Typhoon Daluyong has already taken many people’s lives, while others
are still evacuating. The Philippine government and local authorities have activated their disaster
response plans and are assisting individuals who are in need.

Host (Neo): As Daluyong continues to affect our country, we urge everyone to stay at home and
stay safe. Please follow the guidance of local authorities.
Host (Chloe): That is all for today’s news. Thank you for watching and stay tuned for further
updates on this developing story. We now return you to your regularly scheduled programming.
God bless.
Host (Chloe): Again this is Chloe Gayle Perez
Host (Neo): and Wiriel Neo Manuevo
Hosts (Chloe): bringing you the latest news around the Philippines.
Host (Neo): Thank you for being with us.

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