AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoFlood Cleanup & Misinformation: MMDA said it’s investigating recycled and AI-made flood photos/videos amid habagat rains, after PNP warned the public about fake posts; meanwhile, cleanup continues with about 96 truckloads hauled from Parañaque’s Redemptorist Water Channel and officials warned Metro Manila garbage is worsening waterways. Impeachment Watch: COA auditor Xylene Mae del Campo testified that VP Sara Duterte’s confidential funds use was irregular, citing non-compliance with a joint circular; the Senate impeachment court also warned counsels against social media comments on the case. Confidential Funds Fallout: House prosecution urged Duterte to personally explain alleged transfers of secret funds to her security officer, while defense argued “funny” payee names on receipts don’t prove they’re fictitious. Water Security: Manila Water said East Bay Phase 2 will add 200 MLD treatment capacity by September, easing reliance on Angat Dam. Defense Diplomacy: Senate ratified SOVFA resolutions with Canada and New Zealand to strengthen visiting forces cooperation. Sports: PBA—Magnolia beat Phoenix 115-101; injuries hit both NLEX (import DeQuan Jones) and Titan Ultra (rookie Bryan Sajonia). Weather & Disruptions: Pagasa warned of continued heavy monsoon rains in Metro Manila and parts of Luzon; PAL cancelled flights to Batanes due to strong tailwinds and heavy rain.
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