Malacañang Press briefing | September 23, 2024

Summary

The Philippine Ports Authority and Department of Agriculture held a press briefing on September 23 to discuss the status of imported rice stocks. They reported no port congestion and 888 containers of rice cleared by the Bureau of Customs. The Department of Agriculture expressed gratitude for the expedited release of 23,000 metric tons of rice and discussed measures to prevent hoarding. Officials addressed concerns about food safety and the potential for profiteering, emphasizing the need for efficient port operations during the holiday season.

Takeaways

• 📅 The press briefing took place on September 23, focusing on the status of imported rice stocks and their impact on rice prices and food security.
• 🚢 The Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) assured that there is no port congestion and they are closely monitoring rice shipments.
• 📦 It was reported that 888 containers of rice, already cleared by the Bureau of Customs, are ready to be pulled out by consignees.
• 🔍 Over the weekend, 100 containers of overstaying rice were pulled out, and efforts are ongoing to reduce overstaying containers.
• 📉 The Department of Agriculture (DA) confirmed that 23,000 metric tons of rice have been imported, which is about 75% of the total imported rice as of the date mentioned.
• 🌾 The DA expressed gratitude to the PPA for facilitating the release of the rice shipments and discussed the need for faster pullout to prevent overstaying.
• 🛑 There were concerns raised about the possibility of hoarding and profiteering, but no direct accusations were made against the consignees.
• 🍚 The DA is ensuring food safety by checking the rice containers, especially those that have been in the port for an extended period.
• 📉 The price of imported rice has dropped by Php2, and local rice has decreased by Php5, reflecting the government's efforts to stabilize rice prices.
• 🎊 In preparation for the holiday season, the PPA is ready to handle the increased cargo traffic and advises importers and buyers to plan ahead to avoid delays.

Q & A

What was the main topic of the press briefing on September 23?

The main topic was the status of imported rice stocks, its impact on current and forecasted rice prices, and food security.

What is the assurance given by the Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) regarding port congestion?

The PPA assured that there is no current port congestion and they have been inspecting shipments in response to the Department of Agriculture's request to monitor rice shipments.

How many containers of rice were cleared by the Bureau of Customs as reported in the briefing?

There were 888 containers of rice that were cleared by the Bureau of Customs and ready to be pulled out by consignees.

What was the outcome of the overstaying containers of rice over the weekend?

Over the weekend, 100 containers of overstaying rice were pulled out by their respective consignees.

What is the agreement between the PPA and the Department of Agriculture regarding the overstaying containers?

They agreed to work together to reduce the number of overstaying containers containing rice and to monitor other commodities as well.

How much rice was imported as of the date mentioned in the script?

As of the date mentioned, about 393 metric tons of rice were imported, with the 888 containers representing approximately 23 million kilos or 23,000 metric tons.

What is the Department of Agriculture's stance on the release of the 888 containers?

The Department of Agriculture thanked the PPA for facilitating the release and discussed with the Secretary and GM Santiago to ensure the cargo is released within 30 days to prevent overstaying.

Why did the consignees only pull out the rice over the weekend according to the script?

The script does not provide a direct reason from the consignees, but it is suggested that they might be waiting for an increase in price before releasing the rice.

What is the concern regarding the rice that has been in the port for an extended period?

The concern is about food safety, especially for the rice that has been in the port for a long time, such as one container that has been there for 275 days.

What is the process if a shipment stays in the port beyond 30 days according to the PPA?

If a shipment stays in the port beyond 30 days after clearance by the Bureau of Customs, it is monitored by the PPA and then endorsed to the Bureau of Customs for proper disposal.

What is the current status of the food supply according to the Department of Agriculture?

The food supply is in good condition, with expectations of harvesting 20 million metric tons this year, including 3 million metric tons imported. There is a significant drop in the price of rice, with imported rice now at Php2 and local rice at Php5.

What preparations are being made by the PPA for the holiday season?

The PPA is preparing for an increase in cargo traffic leading up to Christmas and Chinese New Year. They advise importers to plan their imports earlier and consumers to expect delays similar to road traffic during the peak season.

Outlines

00:00

📢 Press Briefing on Imported Rice Stocks

The press briefing held on September 23 addressed the status of imported rice stocks and its impact on rice prices and food security. The Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) and the Department of Agriculture (DA) assured that there was no port congestion and that they were monitoring rice shipments closely. It was reported that 888 containers of rice had been cleared by the Bureau of Customs and were ready for consignees to pull out. The PPA and DA agreed to facilitate the release of these shipments within 30 days to prevent overstaying. The DA also reported that 23,000 metric tons of the total imported rice had arrived as of the date, which is only 75% of the total imports, indicating that the rest is expected. The briefing aimed to assure the public of the government's efforts to stabilize rice prices and ensure affordable food options, especially during the holiday season.

05:00

🗣️ Discussion on Rice Shipment Delays and Hoarding Allegations

The second paragraph delves into the reasons behind the delay in pulling out rice shipments over the weekend and the potential for hoarding charges. The PPA clarified that they do not have direct communication with the consignees and leave it to the Bureau of Plant Industry or the DA to facilitate the immediate pullout of containers. The PPA's role is to monitor shipments and provide necessary information to the DA for effective monitoring. The DA is concerned about the food safety of rice that has been in the port for extended periods and plans to check the containers. The discussion also touched on the possibility of profiteering and hoarding, with the PPA stating that they have not established any wrongdoing but are investigating the reasons behind the delay in pulling out shipments. The PPA also mentioned that if goods remain in the port for over 30 days after clearance by the Bureau of Customs, they can be declared abandoned and disposed of accordingly.

10:01

🌾 Updates on Food Supply and Holiday Season Preparations

The third paragraph provides updates on the country's food supply, mentioning a strong harvest last year despite El Nino's effects and recent typhoons. The losses were within the expected range, and the projection is for a 20 million metric tons harvest this year, with imports at 3 million metric tons. The DA highlighted that the price of imported rice has dropped by Php2, with local rice at Php5, reflecting the president's promise of lower prices. Secretary Kiko projected significant changes in rice prices by October to January. The PPA assured that ports are prepared for the holiday season, expecting an increase in cargo traffic starting November. They advised importers to plan ahead and for consumers to expect delays in receiving goods due to the holiday rush. The PPA also warned the public against scams involving direct payments for shipments and advised verifying information through their social media channels.

15:03

📅 Conclusion of Press Briefing and Public Advisory

The final paragraph concludes the press briefing, reiterating the government's commitment to ensuring stable rice prices and food security. It also serves as a public advisory for importers to plan their imports early and for consumers to anticipate delays in receiving goods before the holiday season. The PPA assures the public of their efficient port system, with current yard utilization at 70% and birth capacity at 50%, expecting it to rise to 90% during the peak season. The briefing ended with thanks to the assistant secretary and the general manager, emphasizing the importance of the information shared and reminding viewers to stay informed.

Keywords

💡Rice Stocks

Rice Stocks refer to the quantity of rice that is stored or available at a particular time. In the context of the video, it is crucial as it directly impacts the food security and price stability of rice, a staple food in the Philippines. The script mentions the status of imported rice stocks and their role in ensuring access to affordable rice.

💡Port Congestion

Port Congestion refers to the overcrowding of ships at a port due to various reasons such as an influx of cargo, lack of storage space, or slow cargo clearance. The script assures that there is no port congestion, which is vital for the smooth import of rice and other goods.

💡Customs Clearance

Customs Clearance is the process by which goods are inspected and cleared for import or export by customs authorities. In the script, it is mentioned that 888 containers of rice have been cleared by the Bureau of Customs, indicating the bureaucratic process that rice shipments must undergo before entering the market.

💡Overstaying Containers

Overstaying Containers are shipping containers that remain at the port beyond the allowed time. The script discusses efforts to reduce the number of overstaying containers of rice, which is an issue because it can lead to inefficiencies and higher storage costs, affecting the rice supply chain.

💡Food Security

Food Security is the state of having reliable access to a sufficient amount of affordable, nutritious food. The video's theme revolves around ensuring food security by stabilizing rice prices and managing rice imports, which is a critical aspect of food security in the Philippines.

💡Rice Prices

Rice Prices are a central theme in the video as they directly affect the affordability and accessibility of rice for consumers. The script discusses the administration's efforts to stabilize rice prices and the impact of imported rice on current and forecasted prices.

💡Department of Agriculture

The Department of Agriculture is a government body responsible for policies and programs related to agriculture, including food production and importation. In the script, it plays a key role in monitoring and facilitating the release of imported rice containers, ensuring the availability of rice in the country.

💡Philippine Ports Authority

The Philippine Ports Authority is the government agency responsible for the management and operation of the country's ports. The script mentions the authority's role in ensuring that there is no port congestion and in monitoring the shipments of rice that pass through the ports.

💡Hoarding

Hoarding refers to the practice of accumulating goods excessively to sell them at a higher price later. The script addresses concerns about hoarding as a potential reason for rice containers being left at the port, which can artificially inflate rice prices.

💡Profiteering

Profiteering is the act of making excessively high profits through sharp practices, especially in a time of need. The script suggests that some consignees might be waiting for the price of rice to rise before selling it, which could be considered profiteering.

💡Holiday Season

The Holiday Season is a period that includes various festive occasions, often leading to increased consumer demand. The script mentions preparing for the holiday season by ensuring that there is no port congestion and that rice supplies are adequate to meet the increased demand.

Highlights

The Philippine Ports Authority and the Department of Agriculture are addressing the status of imported rice stocks.

The Marcos administration aims to stabilize rice prices and ensure affordable food options.

There is no current port congestion experienced by the Philippine Ports Authority.

888 containers of rice have been cleared by the Bureau of Customs and are ready for consignees to pull out.

Over the weekend, 100 containers of overstaying rice were pulled out by consignees.

The Philippine Ports Authority and the Department of Agriculture are working to reduce overstaying containers of rice.

The Department of Agriculture expresses gratitude to the Philippine Ports Authority for facilitating the release of rice shipments.

The 888 containers represent about 23 million kilos or 23,000 metric tons of rice.

The total imported rice as of the date is 393 metric tons, with 23,000 metric tons being a small part.

The Department of Agriculture is working to ensure that rice shipments do not overstay in ports for more than 30 days.

The holiday season typically sees an increase in imported rice and other agricultural commodities.

The Department of Agriculture is checking the food safety of rice that has been in the port for extended periods.

There is no direct interaction with consignees regarding the delay in pulling out rice shipments.

The Philippine Ports Authority is monitoring shipments and providing information to the Department of Agriculture for effective monitoring.

Rice that stays in the port for more than 30 days after clearance by the Bureau of Customs may be declared abandoned.

The Philippine Ports Authority is giving consignees until the end of September to pull out their rice shipments.

By October 1, the Philippine Ports Authority will report to the Department of Agriculture any rice shipments that have been in the port for over 30 days.

The Department of Agriculture is considering the possibility of profiteering and hoarding but has not established any cases yet.

The Philippine Ports Authority assures the public that the port system is efficient and can handle the expected increase in cargo traffic during the holiday season.

The Department of Agriculture reports that there will be a significant change in rice prices by October and January.

The Philippine Ports Authority warns the public against fraudulent messages claiming direct payments for shipments.

Transcripts

Good morning malakanyang PRC and Welcome

to our press briefing today September

23 this morning We are joined by the

Philippine ports authority and the

Department of agriculture to brief us on

the status of the imported rice stocks

its impact on current and forecasted

rice prices and food security the Marcos

administration aims to stabilize rice

prices and to ensure that consumers have

access to affordable food options all

times espcially as we enter the holiday

season let's Begin with ppa general

manager J

Santiago Maraming salamat po thank you

very much dapne ah sa part ng ppa po

gusto lamang naming i-assure

ang sambayanan na wala po tayong

currently nae-experience na port

congestion po sa ating mga pantalan at

ah Yun pong ating pag-iinspeksyon nung

nakaraang Linggo ay bilang tugon po sa

pagre out ng Department of agriculture

sa Philippine ports authority na

makatulong po no sa pagmo-monitor po ng

shipments ng mga bigas na dumadaan sa

aming mga pantalan at ah sa resulta nga

po ah katulad ng naiulat sa balita tayo

po ay may nakitang ah 888 na containers

na nandiyan na po sa ating mga pantalan

na cleared na po ng Bureau of Customs at

Ready na po na ma-pull out ng mga

consign na yan at ang magandang balita

po na dahil sa ating ah pagsisiwalat ah

nung mga overstaying containers po diyan

ng bigas ah over the weekend lamang po

ay nasa t00 containers po ang na-pull

out na ng mga kanya-kanyang consign nito

and we look forward nasa mga darating pa

pong mga araw hanggang ah katapusan po

ng buwang ito ay tuluyan pa pong

mababawasan yung ah mga overstaying

containers natin diyan na naglalaman ng

bigas and then na na sa patuloy pong

pakikipag-ugnayan natin sa Department of

agriculture ay ah nagkasundo po tayo na

magp

magco-commute nangyayari din po sa ibang

mga commodities Okay thank you Thank you

GM Santiago next we have agriculture

assistant secretary Arnel demesa Thank

you dapne Good morning everyone

Magandang umaga po sa lahat on the part

of the Department of agriculture again

we would like to extend our gratitude

and Thanks to the Philippine ports

authority especially to GM J Santiago

para po mapabilis ah na akson nila

regarding dito sa napaulat na 888 na

container Uh itong 888 na' Uh it's it's

about 23 million kilos or 23,000 metric

tons Uh This is only

about 75% nung total na imported na

bigas na pumasok as of to date according

sa data ng Bureau of plant industry nasa

393 metric tons yung pumasok so itong

pumasok o apparently na naipit ng konti

23,000 metric tons maliit lang na Bahagi

ito ah bagamat kung titingnan natin

Iyung absolute value This is still

23,000 metric tons and again we would

like to extend our Thanks to ppa for

facilitating itong ah pag release nito

at nag-usap nga kami at si secretary

Kiko kay GM Santiago na ah mas mafil na

itong mga kargamento na to ay mailabas

ah not more than 30 Days o yung Ah hindi

maiwasan yung overstaying ah nung mga

Bigas at dahil ngayon ay magha-hi season

alam natin historically speaking ah

karamihan ng imported na bigas ay

dumarating din every fourth quarter at

hindi lang yyung bigas kahit iyung iba

pang agric commodities natin especially

yyung ating mga meat products Kailangan

ay dire-diretso rin yung paglabas ah

especially this holiday season muli po

Good morning at Uh Maraming salamat

Thank you assistant secretary Uh demesa

Uh questions from malakanyang presscore

Maricel Halili TV5 Magandang umaga po

sir what was the reason given by the

consign Bakit nitong weekend lang nila

na Pull out iyung mga bigas and are they

still going to face hoarding

charges well an Thank you marical no Ah

wala po kaming direktang

pakikipag-ugnayan sa mga consign nitong

ah mga rice shipments na ' no ah

Although may listahan po tayo kung

sino-sino po ung mga consign na yan

pinapaubaya po natin yan yung ah sa

pakikipag-ugnayan nila mismong diretsa

either sa Bureau of plant industry o sa

Department of agriculture para mafil

tate po yyung immediate pullout nung mga

containers na iyan Ano ang papel po

natin sa ppa ay ah magkarga at

mapabuti at mapaigting yung monitoring

nila ng mga shipments na to We will do

that po and then we will provide the

Department of agriculture all the

necessary information so that they can

effectively monitor this Uh this

shipments pero sir yung ganon po katagal

na naiwan sa port okay pa ba yun for

human consumption Ah isa sa ni-request

namin kay GM Santiago of course ay yung

ating Bureau of plant industry will

check some of the containers Kasi

tiningnan naman namin yung listahan

karamihan naman nito nasa hindi pa ganon

katagal but nevertheless part of the

responsibility of the Bureau of plant

industry is to check on the food safety

at kung makita natin na okay pa talaga

itong mga bigas na ito okay Ivan Marina

GMA7

ah k GM Santiago sir napanood ko kayo

news The Other night ang sinasabi po

ninyo ah yung marami sa mga karg mento

na yan sad nilang Tina doon sa port

dahil inaantay nilang umangat yung

presyo at this point have we established

na ito po ay nagkaroon ng profiteering

at hoarding at some point well well sa

ngayon thank you Ivan ano sa ngayon kasi

ah tayo naman a nagtatanong-tanong din

ano sa mga players natin sa mga

stakeholders natin diyan sa On The

logistics Chain at saka dito sa ating

pantalan and there is parang nakikita

natin walang iba pang rason kung bakit

iiwan mo sa pantalan yung ah mga

kargamentong yan maliban na lang dahil

sa mas mura ang binabayaran nila na

storage charges diyan sa pantalan as

compared doon sa mga private warehouses

ano and of course may mga feedback din

sa atin from industry players na may mga

instances na nabibili nila yyung ah mga

bigas from Uh other countries na sa

hindi pa masyadong magandang presyo at

pagdating dito dahil nga ang nangyayari

ngayon bumaba na yung taripa tapos

nagsusumikap pang Department of

agriculture na tuluyang mapababa pa ang

presyo ng bigas hindi na favorable

kuminsan ano yung ah disposition or yung

pagbebenta nung mga inangkat nilang

bigas dahil hindi na hindi na maganda

yung presyo ah that's why naghihintay

sila na magkaroon ng pagkakataon na

sumipa na naman na mag-increase ang

demand para sumipa ang presyo at saka

doon nila ilalabas yan and having said

that yung tanong ho ni Maricel kanina

Wala na ho ba tayong kakasuhan is is it

simply a matter of them pulling out the

the goods and Okay na Well sa atin

ngayon as far as PP is concerned Wala

naman sa mandate natin Ano na magkaso

kung may ah Pwede ba nating ma-consider

na holding yan ang sa amin lang sa part

ng regulasyon at proseso natin sa

pamamahala ng mga pantalan is that after

30 Days from the time na clear yan ng

Bureau of Customs ah for for release ay

ah mino-monitor natin yan and then kung

ano man ang laman

ng kargamentong yan yan ay ini-endorso

natin sa Bureau of Customs so that they

can dispose of it properly because under

the customs modernization tariff act

kapag ang kahit na anong kargamento ay

lumampas ng 30 days after clearance by

the bu of Customs at Naiwan pa iyan sa

pantalan o sa terminal maaari na iy

ideklarang abandoned ng Bureau of

Customs and to be disposed of

accordingly ito Hong bigas ito Gaano

nakatagal sa pantal well iba-iba yung

ano niyan ano iba-iba yung isang

container diyan na 275 days May isa na

161 days meron diyan 26 merong meron

diyan two may 8 so iba-iba siya non so

ang gagawin natin diyan binigyan natin

ng pagkakataon lahat ng consign yyan

hanggang katapusan ngayong buwan ng

September 30 and then nangako tayo sa

Department of agriculture na by October

1 ire-report natin sa Department of

agriculture kung ano pa yung mga

ah kargamento diyan ng bigas na mahigit

30 days na and then we will go through

the process and endorse that to the

Bureau of Customs for appropriate action

yung da baka Ho may Ken ho bang

nagaganap dito

ah part yan ng pagsusuri natin ah sa

ngayon hindi pa natin nakita but ah kami

ngayon ang con Excuse me ang concern

namin Iyung food safety may nabanggit si

GM kanina na isa lang naman na

kargamento na 275 days so 9 months na

yan na nakatenga plus kailangan din

makita kung kailan nian na-harvest kasi

kasi pag tumagal ng isang taon medyo

matagal na yyung bigas We just would

like to ensure food safety nung bigas na

Sorry last lang po yyung sa profiteering

and hoarding hindi pa rin ho natin

ma-establish even Uh even with the

information na iton sobrang tagal na

tapos nag-aantay na tumaas ang presyo we

we let the proper authorities to handle

that any question Yeah go ahead sir Sino

ba yung dapat na na magkaso kung meron

mang dapat isang pang kaso

ah Ano yan iche-check muna namin on the

part ng DA ah kasi kami ang concern

namin sanitary and phytosanitary import

clearances So kung walang problema doon

ah isang Way namin dito tingnan on the

policy side ah pag na-issue ba ng sps I

ng Bureau of plant industry at na clear

ng BOC at ng ppa ah namo-monitor ba kung

saan pupunta na warehouses so isa yan sa

dapat ah Tingnan namin kasi kagaya nito

nangyari May isa na 275 days ang report

niyan na-clear na yan eh So kung yan ay

tumagal ng ganon Ah medyo matagal pero

kahit isang ah container van nito o

container na may laman kasi isang

container 540 bugs that's about

Uh 2,000 27,000 kilos yung isang

container Okay Tuesday new Good morning

sir sir How long para sa inyo na

ma-check siya at makapag-decide kayo

kung Mayon bang dapat Kasuhan o

wala or How

soon pakiulit How soon po na ma-check

niyo lahat yung kargamento at

ma-identify kung sino yung consign at

kung Mayon ba kayong makakasuhan o wala

identified naman kung sino yung cons as

per GM Santiago so part ito ng

pag-review namin ngayon so we let you

know Okay Pia gutierez ABS CBN sir an

nakikita natin na posibleng paggamitan

nito um kung hindi pa siya ma-claim by

October

1 well p hindi pa siya na-claim by

October 1 an ang pinag-uusapan natin

dito eh yung mga kargamentong more than

30 days na yung Dwell time ano o clear

na ng Bureau of Customs and then

nagbilang na tayo ng TL araw i-endorso

natin to sa Bureau of Customs and then

we for them na i-declare na Abandon

nitong shipment na to Nono and then it

will now Be up to the Bureau of Customs

kung ah if they will auction It Off or

if they feel na pwede na itong i-donate

sa ibang agencies para mas magamit sir

we're talking about DSWD for example

Parang ganon

Yes Okay ah leading up to the

holiday season any Any updates Would you

like to give us about our food supply

Yeah Uh in relation naman sa supply

natin ah coming from again strong

harvest last year at bagamat nagkaroon

tayo ng El Nino Iyung combine effects n

mga latest na bagyo from karing itong

Enteng at saka itong hener ferd at saka

Helen yyung losses natin is about

420,000 metric tons that losses is

within

the limit na meron tayo ah kasi kahit

may lan o wala yung mga bagyo natin

that's 18 to 21 typhoons every year and

45 done ay destructive at dumadaan doon

sa mga areas talaga ng palayan natin So

ine-expect natin mga 400 to 600,000

metric tons losses every year so these

losses are within the limit natin at

ine-expect natin na makaka harvest pa

rin tayo ng 20 million metric tons for

this year and yung ating import natin

nasa 3 million metric tons na so in

terms sa supply ah maganda yung

expectation natin yung ating projection

sa presyo naman Ah nakita na natin meron

na tayong Php2 sa imported rice ang

local natin is Php5 so

ah iung coming from Php50 na mataas na

presyo ah Iyung pangako ng ating pangulo

na nagsisimula ng bumaba yung ah pagbaba

ng presyo ng bigas nararamdaman natin

ngayon at dun sa projection din ni

secretary Kiko by October ay magkakaroon

na rin talaga ng significant Changes

hanggang januari ng presyo ng bigas Okay

okay thank you dne on the part of ppa

ah handa na po ang mga pantalan natin sa

pagdagsa ng mga kargamento no na

kinakailangan para sa darating na

kapaskuhan inaasahan po natin na tataas

po ung

ah ung cargo traffic natin sa mga

terminal ng ppa leading towards

Christmas starting November hanggang

bago po mag-chinese New Year sa susunod

na taon ang ah panawagan lamang po natin

doun sa mga kababayan natin na mga

nangangalakal yung mga importers po

natin na ah iplano po nila ng mas maaga

yung mga importasyon nila At yung mga

kababayan po natin na ano naman po no

ika nga namimili ah online or ah mga

personal pong mga ano no mga binibili

nila from ah online Merchants na kung

maaari ay ah agahan nila kung ine-expect

nilang ah makuha po itong mga

kargamentong to bago magpasko dahil

inaasahan po natin hindi lamang Katulad

po maahan tulad natin yan sa sa road

traffic natin na Dumadami din po talaga

ang mga kargamento at mga barko na

dumadating pagdating ng ah bago dumating

ang kapaskuhan but we assur the public

na we Ano po no very efficient na po ang

ating sistema sa pantala ah we are

currently at a 70% yard utilization

ngayon ang birth capacity natin is only

at 50% birth utilization natin is only

at 80% ano we should see Iyung rise ng

yard capacity natin by Up to 90% during

the peak of the Christmas season but

that is still manageable and also dafne

if I may also take this opportunity sa

mga kababayan natin na na nakakakuha po

ng mga messages either email or message

na nagsasabi Pung may kailangan silang

bayaran ah na direkta galing sa ppa ano

na na Naniningil sa kanila Hindi po Wala

pong ganong proseso ang ppa hindi po

kami directly

[Musika]

nakikipag-compete nakakatanggap sila ng

Uh kunyari may shipment sila na hindi

naman nila alam na may shipment sila at

sinisingil sila at naloloko sila wala

pong ganoong proceso ang ppa Always You

can visit po yyung social media sites ng

ppa sa Facebook at ah sa ano po sa

Twitter para ano po mag-inquire kayo

Tungkol po sa mga kaduda-dudang mga

practices na ganito Thank you po okay

thank you very much um assistant

secretary de mesa and general manager

siago Thank you This concludes our press

briefing Magandang umaga malak Ang press

sc Thank

you Ayan panood po niyo yung briefing

talagang talagang briefing lang talaga

maikil lang alala ko hanggang ah 10:00

na eh