AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoWeather & Flood Risk: Habagat will keep bringing rain showers, thunderstorms, strong winds and rough seas across western Visayas and parts of Luzon, with PAGASA warning conditions may worsen in coming days; Metro Manila and nearby areas saw ongoing flooding and cleanup efforts, including Parañaque’s Baclaran water channel where over 200 trucks of garbage were hauled after days of monsoon rains. Disaster Updates: Angat Dam rebounded to near minimum operating level after weeks of storms, while La Mesa Dam stayed on critical level but below overflow; in Zambales, a tugboat ran aground and an emergency salvage operation is planned, and a man swept away by a river current was found dead. Public Safety & Justice: A truth commission opened its first hearing on Duterte-era drug war killings, with families seeking “healing-based justice,” while VP Sara Duterte’s camp moved for oral arguments to dismiss her grave threats case. Governance & Economy: President Marcos said he’ll back a 2028 candidate who will continue the anti-corruption drive and defended steps to reduce excessive discretion in government spending. Environment & Health: DENR reported Philippine trogons thriving in protected forests in Davao Region, and authorities warned against consuming dead fish after a fish kill in Tacloban Bay. Sports & Culture: Alas Pilipinas Girls lost to Japan in the U17 World Championship classification round; SB19 and BINI made waves at Summer Sonic Osaka, and Apl.de.ap signed a distribution partnership with GMA Music for an upcoming EP.
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