DYMZ 97.

March 20, 2024

Anchor 1: Brian James P. Cerdeña

Anchor 2: Ashley C. Dela Peña

News Presenter: Franzcharl S. Alcantara

Sports Presenter: Alliah Ziandra M. Jocson

Infomercial: James Rafael Trambulo

Technical Application: Muller B. Talattad

Scriptwriter: Hillary Rose D. Abueg

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Anchor 1: Brian James P. Cerdeña

Anchor 2: And I am Ashley C. Dela Peña

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Other voice: For the headlines…

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Anchor 1: DOH releases COVID-19 allowance

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Anchor 2: El Niño causes drought in provinces

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Anchor 1: China slams US after intrusion over South China Sea

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Anchor 2: NU restarts, thwarts UP in four sets

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Anchor 1: The Department of Health (DOH) has released a total of 76.1 billion pesos for the

health emergency allowance of the health workers during the COVID-19 pandemic. The General

Appropriations Act allocated 19.9 billion pesos for health emergency allowance, and the DOH

has already distributed 19.7 billion to eligible health facilities. However, the agency still needs

27 billion pesos for areas filed by the health practitioners.

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Anchor 2: Twenty-two areas in the country are under a drug spell and 12 more are experiencing

dry conditions. Data from the Department of Agriculture showed agricultural damage in eight

regions that has reached 1.75 billion pesos as El Niño continues to weaken. The warm event may

continue from March to May season before transitioning to neutral conditions. PAG-ASA

Climate Monitoring and Prediction Section Chief Ana Liza Solis said that while the impacts of

the weakening El Niño could last through May.

Anchor 1: We’ll be back for more news right after this short break!

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Annie: Whooo, ang init!

Lorie: I know right? But guess what’s causing it? It’s El Niño season already!
Annie: Oh, really? How do we keep cool then?

Other voice: To beat the El Niño heat, just remember three things, stay hydrated, wear loose,

breathable clothes and find shade whenever you can. Don’t sweat it, keep cool and comfy with

these tips. This reminder is brought to you by the Department of Health and this station.

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Anchor 1: For international news, China slams United States after intrusion over South China

Sea, here’s Franz Alcantara for the details.

News Presenter: China claps back after United States Secretary Anthony Blinken started the

loyalty and sacrifices made by US former President George Washington to protect the

Philippines against harm. Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Lin Jian said that the US has no

entitlement over the on-going issue on the South China Sea. He added that the alliance between

the Philippines and America must not affect sovereignty and maritime rights of China, as its
country will take necessary measures to defend its territory, to maintain their rights , peace and

stability over the South China Sea.

This is Franz Alcantara reporting for News On-Air!

Anchor 2: Thank you, Franz! In the world of sports, National University restarts, thwarting

University of the Philippines in four sets. Here’s Alliah Jocson for the details.

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Sports Presenter: The National University Lady Bulldogs bounces back from a close loss as they

recalibrate against University of the Philippines Lady Maroons in four thrilling sets, 25-21, 30-

32, 25-17, 25-19 in the UAAP Season 86 Women’s Volleyball at the Smart Araneta Colisuem in

Quezon City. Defending champions, Vange Alinsug and Bella Belen led the reclaiming glory as

they spiked in double digits, 24 and 21 points, respectively. However, it was not an easy win for

the bulldogs as they found themselves losing in the second set. Belen capped a relentless third

and fourth set, sealing their first game of the second round’s recovery victory. \

This is Alliah Jocson for News On-air!

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