AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoYouth Protection Push: President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. urged stronger child protection after Tacloban and other school tragedies, directing DepEd, DOH, PNP and LGUs to tighten safety in classrooms and field activities. School Violence Fallout: Tacloban shooting updates include reports the family of the 14-year-old suspect relocated to Manila, while Sen. Rodante Marcoleta warned against rushing to blame video games without studying facts. Anti-Hazing Case: Ateneo said it respects CIDG’s recommendation to file anti-hazing charges over the Aurora team-building deaths, as DOJ review is expected. Red-Tagging Sanction: PRC suspended doctor Lorraine Badoy for six months for linking health workers to CPP-NPA-NDF. Sports & Culture: Teia Salvino booked a slot for the Japan Asian Games; Mike Phillips and Kent Pastrana were named Collegiate Press Corps basketball players of the year; Miss Manila 2026 crowned Beatrice Santos. Environment & Weather: Philippine eagle studies warn of low genetic diversity; habagat/ITCZ bring rains over parts of Luzon and Visayas. Other Notables: NHA granted a P2.266M condo to the family of late Ateneo cager Rene “Bobet” Baterbonia; PRC and PNP actions continue against illegal online sabong.
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