AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoHabagat Watch: Pagasa reported water levels rising in 8 of 9 monitored dams, with San Roque Dam’s level up 2.25m, as heavy monsoon rains continue across Luzon and parts of Visayas. Metro Manila Flood Response: Quezon City said La Mesa Dam stayed at Alert Level 3, while the DOTr rolled out “LIBRENG SAKAY” free rides on key routes to help commuters hit by flooding. Power Supply Stress: NGCP placed the Visayas grid on red alert for six hours due to outages and limited imports, warning of possible brownouts if demand isn’t curtailed. School Safety & Violence: DepEd said it’s ready to support victims and families after a reported school shooting in Zamboanga City, while authorities continue resolving the incident. Impeachment Developments: In the Sara Duterte trial, Gina Acosta testified Duterte personally ordered the release of P125M confidential funds to a security official, and Duterte also filed another perjury complaint against Ramil Madriaga. Economy & Costs: The DOE said fuel prices will rise next week, and the Senate approved the Enhanced Anti-Hospital Detention Act to prevent hospitals from holding patients or relatives over unpaid bills.
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