AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoSouth China Sea Tensions: The Philippines disputed China’s Scarborough combat-drills claims and said reports were “not credible,” while both sides traded fresh objections over Bajo de Masinloc and related rules. Weather & Safety: Tropical Depression Luis made landfall in Isabela and is expected to weaken into an LPA, but heavy rains and flooding risks remain; classes and work were suspended in multiple provinces and some areas ordered no sea travel. Impeachment Watch: In Vice President Sara Duterte’s trial, COA auditor Roderick Wamil testified on confidential funds liquidation, while the defense pushed back on proposed stipulations and questioned the prosecution’s handling of acknowledgment receipts. Health & Education: DepEd said it is stepping up monitoring after online school threat hoaxes, as PNP arrests suspects; meanwhile, the Senate approved the Magna Carta of Barangay Health Workers to standardize benefits and protection. Economy & Transport: Labor groups renewed calls to lift the TRO on Metro Manila’s ₱85 wage hike; Manibela announced a transport strike Aug. 10–12, even as oil companies plan a roll back. Public Order: Ombudsman suspended Insurance Commission chief Reynaldo Regalado over alleged conflict of interest in PUV accident insurance accreditation; NBI arrested a man posing as a doctor for unlicensed cosmetic procedures. Infrastructure & Local Services: Manila Mayor Isko Moreno ordered Meralco to remove 12,000+ unsafe poles, and Manila Water said Angat Dam recovery remains tough but backwash recovery can add up to 46 MLD.
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