AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoHabagat Flood Crisis: The Office of Civil Defense reported 32 deaths, 3 missing, and 19 injured as enhanced southwest monsoon rains battered Luzon, with over 400 flooded areas and 13 bridges impassable, including collapsed Aquino Bridge in Tarlac and Agana Bridge in Tibag, while 2.3 million families were affected and 297 evacuation centers still held thousands. Weather Watch: Pagasa warned heavy rain up to 200mm in 23 Luzon provinces and issued orange/yellow rainfall warnings, as an LPA east of northern Luzon has a high chance to develop into a tropical depression named “Pilandok,” potentially strengthening habagat. Laguna de Bay Alert: LLDA said Laguna de Bay hit 12.58m, above the 12.50m critical high-water mark, urging lakeshore residents to stay vigilant. Press Freedom: NUJP documented about 260 attacks vs journalists since Marcos took office, with over 180 targeting local, alternative, and campus media workers. Disaster Risk Tech: SM Investments partnered with Phivolcs to use GeoRiskPH hazard tools for property and business planning. Gilas Pilipinas: The Philippines beat Jordan 82-81 in overtime and now hosts Iran Sunday, with Carl Tamayo out due to a sprained ankle and Justin Arana set to replace him. Local Politics: Cavite’s 4th District special election ended with Jenny Barzaga proclaimed winner, keeping the seat in the Barzaga political family. Vape Tax Push: Health advocates urged lawmakers to tax vapes at P80 or higher, warning youth addiction and early chronic disease risks. Power Supply: NGCP placed the Visayas grid under red alert again for three hours Sunday evening, with possible rotational brownouts.
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