AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoWeather & Public Safety: Tropical Storm Maymay made landfall in Ilocos Sur early Thursday, keeping Wind Signal No. 2 up over six Northern Luzon areas while Signal No. 1 remains in others; Malacañang suspended classes and government work across Metro Manila and 22 Luzon provinces, and the MMDA also suspended expanded number coding as rains hit. Local Measures: In Magsingal, Ilocos Sur, officials imposed a temporary liquor ban and a 7 p.m. to 4 a.m. curfew for public safety while the storm signal stays up. Earthquake Watch: A 6.3-magnitude aftershock jolted Balut Island, Sarangani early Thursday, with Phivolcs reporting no expected damage. Power Costs & Regulation: Lawmakers discussed President Marcos’ push to remove the “system loss” charge from electricity bills, arguing consumers shouldn’t pay for utility inefficiencies. Transport & Enforcement: The LTFRB apprehended 226 dilapidated or untidy PUVs in enforcement operations, with show-cause orders issued. Youth Protection Debate: The MTRCB rejected calls to ban violent-themed films and TV shows, saying it’s not the right solution to curb youth crime. Sports Spotlight: Alex Eala begins her Toronto campaign at the National Bank Open after her historic WTA singles title win.
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