Mindanao Earthquake Response: President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. ordered hospital inspections and stable power supply after the 7.8 quake, as the death toll rose to 37 with 479 injured and four missing; search-and-rescue continues and General Santos Airport is set to reopen for commercial flights within a week after damage assessments. Infrastructure & Transport Checks: DPWH is assessing roads, bridges, hospitals and schools, while LTFRB ordered inspections of bus terminals and other transport hubs in quake-hit areas. Navy & Maritime Security: Marcos also stressed that a stronger Philippine Navy is key to defending the West Philippine Sea, highlighting disaster response and new vessel commissioning. Senate Gridlock & Security: Malacañang said any special session depends on the Senate first resolving its internal dispute; meanwhile, DILG is beefing up security after NBI warnings of a “very serious” threat. Sports Tragedy: Ateneo men’s basketball players Rene Baterbonia and Divine Adili died in a drowning incident; Aurora police said there’s no foul play, while a House probe is being pushed. Church Aid: The CBCP urged a second collection on June 14 and special prayers for Mindanao quake victims. Local Life & Culture: BTS ticket sales begin amid anti-scalping reminders, and a simpler, “in keeping with the times” SONA setup was announced.