AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoWeather & Flood Response: PAGASA said habagat will keep bringing scattered rains and thunderstorms over much of Luzon and parts of Visayas, with heavier downpours possible over western Central and Southern Luzon; Metro Manila and nearby areas were also under alerts as cleanup efforts continue, including Parañaque’s Baclaran water channel drive that hauled over 200 trucks of garbage after days of monsoon rains. Public Safety & Governance: Lawmakers and groups pushed for science-based flood solutions and stricter waste disposal rules, while the government also moved to manage disruptions from habagat. Labor & Wages: A Pasig court suspended the NCR P85 wage hike, prompting renewed calls for a higher legislated increase as workers brace for delays. Justice & Accountability: The drug war truth commission opened its first hearing with testimonies from victims’ families, while Vice President Sara Duterte’s camp sought oral arguments to dismiss the grave threats case filed by DOJ. Economy & Business: Marcos reiterated he’ll endorse a 2028 candidate who continues anti-graft, and Clark’s push as an investment hub drew fresh attention. Industry & Health: Authorities reported radioactive hazards found in a Davao steel plant, and the dairy sector posted a 21.2% production jump in H1.
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