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24 Oras Weekend Express: June 21, 2026 [HD]

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Main news and commentary (24 Oras Weekend Express – June 21, 2026)

1) Iloilo City shootout: construction worker pursuit ends in killing suspect

  • Police in Iloilo City pursued a suspected construction worker, which ended in a shootout.
  • The suspect was later arrested and is believed to have murdered another construction worker with whom he had a long-running feud.
  • Authorities are checking whether the firearm used is owned by the suspect and whether it is registered.
  • Relatives of both the suspect and victim declined to comment.
  • The report also notes the victim was treated for gunshot wounds after being cornered by SWAT personnel.

2) Batangas: partner stabbing kills three children, one child injured

  • In Talisay, Batangas, three children were killed and another child was injured after a stabbing incident at their home.
  • The 33-year-old suspect—partner of one of the victims—was arrested for killing:
    • the suspect’s partner’s 35-year-old brother,
    • their 59-year-old mother,
    • and the couple’s two-year-old son.
  • Another six-year-old child survived but was was injured.
  • Investigators are looking into whether the attack may be linked to the suspect’s alleged fear of facing a rape complaint involving the deceased victim’s teenage daughter.

3) Manila (Sampaloc) series of youth-related stabbings

First incident

  • A 16-year-old died after being run over by a pedicab following a stabbing outside/near Barangay 432, Sampaloc, Manila.
  • The barangay reports both groups involved were minors.
  • The stabbing was followed by immediate assistance efforts; the victim later collapsed and died from neck injuries.
  • Police quickly apprehended a 17-year-old suspect (scheduled for transfer to the MD S WD custody). The case can still proceed despite age.

Second incident

  • A separate stabbing involved a minor victim who was assaulted and then stabbed, with alleged group participation.
  • Police arrested two of more than 10 youths based on backtracking.
  • The arrested youths are also expected to be turned over to the MD S WD, and complaints are being prepared.

4) Mindanao/quake impact: landslides block waterways, flooding farm areas

  • After a magnitude 7.8 earthquake (June 8), low-lying areas in Davao Occidental were submerged due to landslides blocking creek waterways.
  • In Barangay San Isidro (Jose Abad Santos, Davao Occidental), residents—especially coconut farmers—fear they will lose the ability to harvest because the area became “like a lake.”
  • The LGU, in coordination with DPWH, is working on clearing operations and creating a water outlet, while calling for resident evacuation due to safety risks.

5) Middle East: Iran closes Strait of Hormuz again amid Israel–Lebanon conflict

  • The report says Iran announced a renewed closure of the Strait of Hormuz after Israel attacked Lebanon.
  • The U.S. denied Iran’s claim; U.S. military said a merchant ship crossed the region.
  • Concerns were raised about:
    • impacts on global oil prices,
    • and safety of Filipino seafarers in the Middle East (the report cites millions of Filipinos in the GCC and thousands of sailors leaving/affected).
  • The program also monitored oil prices, including expectations of a major oil rally.
  • A U.S. president reference was made in the reporting (Donald Trump).

6) Public trust/work ratings: Marcos administration net satisfaction falls to -1

  • A Social Weather Stations survey (March 24–31) found the Marcos administration’s net satisfaction dropped to -1.
  • The rating shifted from a +14 moderate rating in November last year to an overall poor rating.
  • Topics like education quality received very good marks, while corruption crackdown, oil-price fairness, and inflation control received poor ratings.

7) Weather and disasters

  • Boracay thunderstorms/lightning: residents reported lights being affected for nearly three hours; MDRMO teams were on alert.
  • Benguet hail: hail reportedly damaged vegetable crops heavily.
  • Puerto Galera water crisis:
    • Declared under a state of calamity due to water-supply problems linked to low rainfall and aquifer decline (Angat Dam also cited for Metro Manila risk).
    • NWRB and water concessionaires are pursuing alternative sources (e.g., Laguna de Bay), deep wells, and water-harvesting measures.
    • Irrigation allocation is not the priority.

8) School knife attacks in Cavite; security and counseling measures proposed

  • The PNP expressed concern after two knife-attack incidents in Cavite schools within one week.

Cavite National High School

  • A stabbing injured a schoolmate; the suspect was arrested and charged with frustrated homicide.
  • Police questioned how the knife entered school grounds, noting large student population and multiple gates.
  • DepEd coordination is underway; psychosocial support and counseling were ordered for students and families.

Other incident (General Trias)

  • A second incident mentioned involves a grade 8 student allegedly smuggling a kitchen knife into a private school in General Trias, Cavite.

Immediate police actions

  • The PNP Chief ordered increased police visibility and patrol around school zones during entry, recess, and dismissal.

9) People and features

  • Fatherhood feature: A father (Jobeliano of Sagay City, Negros Occidental) cried when his daughter introduced her first boyfriend, highlighting protective fatherly love and family values.
  • Running event promotion: Montalban Mountain Run (near Pamuntalban, Rizal) promoted inclusive trail running and support for young athletes.
  • Showbiz/festive segment: Nominations for Soul International Drama Awards 2026, Father’s Day-themed specials, and greetings across Kapuso personalities and shows.

10) Public safety: gun-brandishing incident in Quezon City; LTO summons driver

  • LTO is summoning a pickup truck driver after a video showed him brandishing a gun during an argument with a tricycle driver in Quezon City (Barangay San Bartolome).
  • The tricycle driver described encounters and alleged threats; the pickup driver is said to want to file a lawsuit.
  • The report says LTO will investigate, and police have been asked to revoke the driver’s gun license; potential penalties include long suspension or revocation depending on findings.

11) Crime/vice investigation: massage parlor alleged sexual services for foreigners (Pasay)

  • The NBI investigated a Pasay massage operation where Korean nationals were arrested over alleged “247” massage services that accept bookings mainly for foreigners.
  • Authorities alleged that after massage sessions, Filipino masseuses offered “extra services,” including sexual favors.
  • The report notes many involved were allegedly from different provinces and included single mothers.

12) Typhoon update: Typhoon “Francisco” strengthens; possible weather impacts

  • PAGASA said Typhoon Francisco entered the PAR last night and has become a full-fledged typhoon.
  • Expected impacts include:
    • possible raising of Wind Signal No. 1 in parts of northern/eastern islands (Cagayan, Babuyan, Batanes),
    • rain affecting Bicol, parts of Visayas and Mindanao, and localized thunderstorms over Luzon and Metro Manila.

Presenters / contributors (named in the subtitles)

  • Kim Salinas (GMA Regional TV)
  • Jomer Aesto (GMA? “focused” segment; name appears as Jomera/Jomer Aesto in subtitles)
  • Jandy Esteba (GMA Regional TV)
  • John Dy Steban (GMA Regional TV)
  • Joseph Moro (news segment)
  • Katrina (segment host/anchor; “Katrina is focused…” appears without a full last name)
  • Jamie Santos (reporter)
  • Katrina Son (feature)
  • Bea Pinlock (runner segment)
  • Von Aquino (field report/segment)
  • Athena Imperial (Showbiz Happenings segment)
  • John Consulta (Exclusive segment)
  • Nelson Canlas (host segment)
  • Jonathan Andal (Father’s Day segment host)
  • Pia Arkanghel (anchor)
  • Ivan Marina (anchor)
  • Marcelino Libanan (House Minority Leader)
  • Jose “Nartates Jr.” (PNP Chief Police General Jose Nartates Jr. mentioned)
  • Gabriel Go (MMDA Special Operations Group Head mentioned)
  • Donald Trump (U.S. President referenced in report)
  • Roy and Anton Vinson (mentioned as nominees; not as presenters)
  • Roy and Anton Vinson’s duet/Father’s Day segment context (mentioned)
  • David Lika (mentioned)
  • Amy Austria, Katrina Halili, Dingdong Dantes, Max Collins (mentioned)

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