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Live from Central Mindanao SKY Studio, you’re tuning at BRIGADA NEWS
FM, giving you the most intriguing event happening in the country, and in
the world, this is the CMC NEWS HEADLINES.
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ANCHOR:
Good Morning Central Mindanao, Good Morning Philippines, this is your
news anchor Dexcee Tamayo, together with our news chatter who are
ready to give you the hottest and the most exclusive news events for the
day --------

And now for the headlines -------

LOCAL NEWS: In Kidapawan City ---- A farmer wanted for several
frustrated homicide cases was apprehended by
authorities in Magpet in North Cotabato Province.
INTERNATIONAL NEWS: Japan eyes for more stealth fighters.
NATIONAL NEWS: The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said a
principal suspect in the murder of overseas Filipino
worker Joanna Demafelis is now in the custody of
Lebanese authorities.

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ANCHOR:

For our local news, let’s hear our field chatter Marianie Malade, come in.
MALADE: Police nabbed in two separate incidents in the province a
man accused of stabbing a relative and a person wanted for
robbery.
Police on Sunday in Magpet town a certain Jonathan
Hayohoy Allarse, 46, farmer from Barangay Manobisa in
Magpet town, who is charged with multiple frustrated
homicide lodged at the Regional Trial Court (RTC) Branch 17 in
Kidapawan City.
Allarse, police records showed is one of the top 10 most
wanted persons in Magpet.
Also on Sunday, police nabbed in Kidapawan City a certain
Bonifacio Cabangbang Painagan who was accused of
stabbing relative after a heated altercation while attending
the death anniversary of one of their kin in Magpet town.
Painagan, according to Magpet town Police Chief Senior
Inspector Jose Mari Corpuz Molina, was responsible for
stabbing a certain Johary Penafiel, 26, of Purok Dalisay,
 Barangay Poblacion. Painagan and Penafiel are cousins,
Molina said.
According o reports in Magpet PNP, Penafiel was having a
drinking session with his relatives when the suspect arrived at
the house and confronted him on a personal issue.
The confrontation reportedly became intense, which led
Painagan to stab Penafiiel, using a kitchen knife. After the
incident, the suspect sought refuge in one of the houses of his
friends in Kidapawan City but was arrested later by Molina’s
men. That is the laest update here in Kidapawan City. Back to
studio ----

ANCHOR:
Meanwhile for our International news, Japan eyes more stealth fighters.
Let’s hear more update from our field chatter based in Tokyo, Japan,
Carlyn Galangco, come in ---
Galangco: Tokyo – Japan plans to buy at least 10 additional F-35A
stealth fighter over the next six years, some or all of which
it may purchase directly from Lockheed Martin
Corporation in the United States rather than assemble
locally, three sources said. “In view of budgets and
production schedules, a new acquisition of around 25
planes is appropriate”, said one of the sources. The
sources said buying complete aircraft from the United
States at about $100 each, would have Japan $30
million per airframe.
The purchase will add to an earlier order for 42 of the
fighters, most of which are being constructed at a “final
assembly and check out” plant in Japan operated by
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, the country’s leading defense
construction.
This has been your news chatter Carlyn Galangco,
bringing you the latest updates here in Japan.

ANCHOR:

Thank you field chatter, we will come back after these few reminders. Just
stay tune at 97.5 NEWS FM.

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ANCHOR:
Back here on the station, you’re still tuning on 97.5 NEWS FM. It’s now ----
42 minutes passed the hour of 7 in the morning.
And for our national news, the principal suspect in the murder of overseas
Filipino worker Joanna Demafelis is now in the custody of Lebanese
authorities. More reports from our field chatter, Irene Gesulga, take it
away -------
GESULGA: Foreign Affairs Secretary Alan Peter Cayetano said in a
Friday statement that he has informed President Rodrigo
Duterte about the arrest of Nader Essam Assaf, a
Lebanese national.
“The President welcomes the news that Nader Essam
Assaf is now in the hands of authorities in Lebanon,”
Cayetano said. “Assaf’s arrest is a critical first step in our
quest for justice for Joanna and we are thankful to our
friends in Kuwait and Lebanon for their assistance.”
Assaf and his Syrian wife Mona are the suspects in the
death of 29-year-old Demafelis, whose body was found
inside a freezer in an apartment in Kuwait, where it may
have been kept for over a year.

The DFA said the Philippine Embassy in Kuwait reported

Assaf’s arrest to Manila on Thursday, the same day that
Duterte visited Demafelis’ wake. This is Irene Gesulga,
reporting.
ANCHOR: Thank you National news chatter ----- Irene.
At this point, let’s have our sports news: Jaja Santiago was put on a leash
with National University trailing defending two-time champion De La Salle
University by four points in the closing stretch of the fifth set. More details
will be given by our sports chatter, Leah Sunga, roll it ----
SUNGA: The Lady Spikers made a grave mistake of giving NU a
chance to get the 6-foot-5 Santiago back on court.
Once inside, Santiago erupted with crucial kills to carry the
Lady Bulldogs to a 26-24, 19- 25, 22- 25, 25-17, 16-14, win
Sunday in the 80th UAA women’s volleyball tournament at the
FilOil Flying V Centre in San Juan.
Santiago submitted 27 points anchored on a crisp 20-of-43
attacking clip but heroics down the stretch highlighted her
performance that helped the Lady Bulldogs preserve their
pristine 4-0 win-loss record.
 NU trailed DSLU, 8-12, in the fifth set with Santiago substituted
to the bench. Aiko Urdas’ kill put Santiago back on the floor
and the hitter worked her magic to shock DLSU.
Santiago pounded a kill to put NU at match point, 14-13. Kim
Kianna Dy answered with a hit before Santiago gave the Lady
Bulldogs their second match point off a thunderous spike.
That’s the latest in our sports events. This is your sports
enthusiast ---- Leah Sunga, saying Yes to Sports, No to drugs.
Back to studio ----

ANCHOR:

Thank you sports chatter Leah ------- it’s now 8:15 in the morning. Let’s hear
some reminders, stay tune at 97.5 NEWS FM.
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ANCHOR:
Back here on the station, you’re still tuning in at 97.5 NEWS FM and now for
our health tips, Marivic Montecalvo, take it away ---

MONTECALVO: Tips for Healthy Eating. First, don’t skip your breakfast.
Research shows that people who regularly eat breakfast
are less likely to be overweight. Second, eat lots of fruits
and vegetables. It is recommended that we eat at least
five portions of variety of fruit and vegetables every day.
Lastly, eat less salt – no more than 6 grams a day for
adults. Eating too much salt can raise your blood
pressure. People with high blood pressure are more likely
to develop heart disease or have a stroke. This is Marivic
Montecalvo, for the health tips.

ANCHOR:
Thank you for the health tips, Marivic and let’s hear for the weather
updates, Mary Joy Pijo, come in --------
PIJO: A massive category 3 typhoon made landfall in the central
Philippines late Saturday. The entire area is being battered with
heavy rains and winds just one year after super Typhoon
Haiyan devastated the region. Typhoon Hagupit, meaning
“lash” in Filipino, came ashore on eastern Samar Island just
before 10 p.m with winds of 205 kilometers per hour (kph) - the
equivalent of a Category 3 hurricane. This is Mary Joy Pijo,
reporting.
ANCHOR:
For our showbiz news, “Angelica Panganiban’s mystery flower sender has
been revealed” for more updates, let’s hear our showbiz chatter, Rosenie
Calambro, come in -----
CALAMBRO: Last January, the “Ang Dalawang Mrs. Reyes” star
shared a picture of rose bouquet on her instagram story
– but did not reveal who was behind the thoughtful
gesture.
One of the rumored admirers was former flame Carlo
Aquino, though he denied it. However, he did give her a
bouquet of white roses for Valentine’s Day.
JM De Guzman finally owned to the flowers on “Push
Now Na” with Darla Sauler. When Sauler asked if he had
given the flowers, he simply nodded. On why he did the
gesture, he said that it is way to show appreciation for
her friendship. He added that Angelica is a kind of girl;
you give flowers to, even if it isn’t Valentine’s Day.
He said, however, that he wasn’t ready for love and
when asked if Panganiban could be his girlfriend, he only
said that, he won’t hoe for it.
The two were co – stars, in hit romcom “That thing called
Tadhana” and have teased that they could do a sequel
together. De Guzman shared that Director Tonette
Jadaone is “halfway through the script”, though there’s
no timeline, on when it will be released. This is Rosenie
Calambro for the showbiz news.
ANCHOR:
This goes our news update for the day. These have been your news
partners on the air, Dexcee Tamayo, Mariannie Malade, Carlyn
Galangco, Irene Gesulga, Leah Sunga, Marivic Montecalvo, Mary Joy
Pijo, and Rosenie calambro, saying “We are always at your service. We
are by your side.”

Thank you for listening at 97.5 News Fm. We are signing off.