Habagat & Neneng Update: Pagasa said weather is generally improving as Tropical Depression Neneng and the southwest monsoon weaken, but Metro Manila and parts of Luzon still face light to moderate with occasional heavy rains. Flood Control Watch: Water levels rose in 5 of 9 monitored dams, including Angat (+2.34m) and San Roque (+0.67m), while Laguna de Bay eased slightly to 12.44m—still near the 12.50m critical level—prompting continued flood warnings for lakeshore communities. Next Storm Alert: Tropical Storm Saudel may enter the Philippine area of responsibility between Sunday and Monday and is expected to enhance habagat. Public Health Risk: The DOH is monitoring a possible leptospirosis uptick amid flooding; it logged 3,440 cases Jan. 4–Aug. 8 (35% lower than last year) but noted a rise in late July and 220 deaths. School Safety Policy: DepEd is moving away from blanket suspensions, pushing school heads to resume face-to-face classes if campuses are safe, with mayor concurrence. Campus Violence: The PNP recorded at least 50 incidents in schools involving children in conflict with the law since June 16, including the Ateneo de Zamboanga shooting that killed two students. Transport Disruptions: Some sea trips in Batangas and Mindoro were canceled due to unsafe conditions tied to Neneng and habagat. Governance & Accountability: Sen. Panfilo Lacson urged forensic inspections of flood-damaged roads and bridges to identify design or implementation failures and hold responsible parties to account.