Broadcasting Script for TV 3-2C World News Patrol
BTLED 2C GROUP 3
Anchor 1- Noldeemarie Sinogaya
Anchor 2- Jhon Phillip Balanquit
Reporter 1- Jenny Mae De Guzman
Reporter 2- Jessa Mae Guibone
Reporter 3- Margillie Cahoy
Voice-over- Maelove Beringuel
*background music starts and plays for about a minute and then, the volume goes
down*
Anchor 1: “News with no bias!”
Anchor 2: “News with no exemptions!”
Anchor 1: “Including nothing but the truth”
Both: “This is TV 3-2C World News Patrol!”
Anchor 2: “The Voice…”
Anchor 1: “The Agents…”
Both: “The Catalysts of Salay Community College!”
Voice-over: “Live from the Salay Community College of Salay, Misamis Oriental.
Here are your news anchors for today.”
Anchor 1: “Good Morning Philippines!”
Anchor 2: “Good Morning Salay! It’s (time) in the morning, February 6, 2025. I am
Jhon Phillip Balanquit.”
Anchor 1: “and I am Noldeemarie Sinogaya. Your News Anchors for today.”
Anchor 2: “Here are the recap of the most important events that took place during
the enhancement of the policies and rights of the PWDs or Persons with Disabilities.”
Anchor 1: “Government Mandates a Disabled-Friendly Facilities in Public Schools
and Buildings!”
Anchor 2: “Newborn Screening Act: A Law that Ensures Every Baby’s Healthy Start!”
Anchor 1: “Protecting Children: The Fight against Abuse and Exploitation!”
Anchor 2: “Back to the first news. Government Mandates Disabled-Friendly Facilities
in Public Schools and Buildings. To give us the full update, we have Miss Jenny Mae
De Guzman ready to share the news! Jenny?”
Reporter 1 (Jenny): “On November 29, 1999. The Supreme Court of the Philippines
implemented that these government agencies; the Department of Public Works and
Highways, the Department of Education Culture and Sports or also known as the
Department of Education, and the Commission on Higher Education, to provide
architectural facilities or structural features for disabled persons in all state colleges,
universities and other public buildings. This includes adding ramps, elevators, and
other features. Ensuring equal access to education and public services for people
with disabilities. This is Jenny Mae De Guzman, reporting.”
Anchor 1: “Thank you Miss Jenny! For the second news, we have Miss Jessa Mae
Guibone to share the news. Jessa?”
Reporter 2: “The House of Representatives of the Philippines published the Republic
Act No. 9288 otherwise known as ‘The Newborn Screening Act of 2004’ on April 7,
2004. This act aims to protect and promote the right to health of all Filipinos,
particularly children, by ensuring that every newborn has access to screening for
heritable conditions that can cause mental retardation, serious health complications,
or death if left untreated. The Newborn Screening is a very simple test that should be
given to the baby within twenty-four hours after its birth. It is a blood test wherein a
blood sample will be taken from the heel of the child. The sample, which is dropped
in a special paper, is then sent by the hospital to a centralized testing center. The
test primarily checks for five metabolic disorders that could affect the health of the
child within the first few weeks of life. That is all, this is Jessa Mae Guibone,
reporting.”
Anchor 2: “Thank you Miss Jessa for that very detailed information! To our dear
listeners and viewers, don’t forget your newborns to get tested to avoid future
complications.”
Anchor 1: “For the third news update, we have Miss Margillie Cahoy to give us the
full details. Are you there, Miss Margillie?”
Reporter 3: “Yes, Miss Noldee! The Republic Act No. 7610, formally known as the
‘Special Protection of Children against Abuse, Exploitation, and Discrimination Act’,
was enacted on June 17, 1992 by the Philippine Congress. It further defines "child
abuse" as any maltreatment, including physical, psychological, and sexual abuse,
neglect, cruelty, and emotional maltreatment. The law also addresses circumstances
that gravely threaten or endanger the survival and normal development of children,
such as armed conflict, working conditions, and living in poverty. The aim of this act
is to provide stronger deterrence and special protection against child abuse,
exploitation and discrimination, providing penalties for its violation, and for other
purposes. Penalties varies depending on the crime. This is Margillie Cahoy,
reporting.”
Anchor 2: “Thank you Miss Margillie!”
Anchor 1: “For the recap of today’s news update.”
Anchor 2: “Government Mandates a Disabled-Friendly Facilities in Public Schools
and Buildings!”
Anchor 1: “Newborn Screening Act: A Law that Ensures Every Baby’s Healthy Start!”
Anchor 2: “Protecting Children: The Fight against Abuse and Exploitation!”
Anchor 1: “That’s all of the updates for today. I am Noldeemarie Sinogaya.”
Anchor 2: “and I am John Phillip Balanquit.”
Both: “This is TV 3-2C World News Patrol!”
Anchor 1: “The Voice…”
Anchor 2: “The Agents…”
Both: “The Catalysts of Salay Community College!”
*background music starts to get loud*
