AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHeat and Classes: Some schools and local governments suspended face-to-face classes for Tuesday as heat indices are forecast to reach dangerous levels, including in Mulanay, Quezon, and Bacolod City. Undas: Police called the holiday observance peaceful, reporting 40.7 million visits to cemeteries and memorial sites nationwide from Oct. 30 to Nov. 2, while confiscating more than 6,400 prohibited items. Justice: Families of nearly 1,900 desaparecidos gathered in Quezon City on All Souls’ Day to remember loved ones still missing. Separately, the ICC says former President Rodrigo Duterte must attend court daily once his trial begins Nov. 30. Regional Development: A proposed public-private financing plan aims to revive the long-delayed PNR South Long Haul, restoring rail service between Lucena and Matnog. Foreign Relations: Philippine organizations urged restraint and renewed diplomacy amid rising tensions with China, stressing the need to protect sovereignty while avoiding inflammatory exchanges. BARMM: Senate President Sherwin Gatchalian called on political blocs, civil society and local governments to support the region’s newly elected administration, led by Chief Minister Abdulraof Macacua.
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