AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHabagat Flood Watch: La Mesa Dam in Quezon City eased slightly but stayed above critical levels, with Pagasa warning of light to moderate rains and possible flooding in nearby low-lying areas. Monsoon Risk Update: Heavy to intense rains are forecast across 18 Luzon provinces as Tropical Depression Pilandok enhances habagat, with flooding and landslides likely in urbanized and susceptible areas. Local Calamity Measures: Tarlac placed under a state of calamity after monsoon damage, including bridge collapses and ongoing evacuation efforts. Infrastructure Accountability: DPWH issued cease-and-desist orders on alleged illegal reclamation in Taguig, while a DPWH maintenance chief in Las Piñas-Muntinlupa was relieved over delayed calamity response. Press Freedom: CHR and media security task force urged stronger safeguards for journalists on National Press Freedom Day amid the Philippines’ low ranking in the 2026 World Press Freedom Index. Sports Development: San Juan City launched a futsal program for kids with PSC and PFF support. Economy & Prices: Economists said August inflation likely eased but stayed above BSP’s target, as crop damage and a weak peso kept food prices pressured. Power Supply: Visayas grid faces another red alert with brownouts possible due to unavailability of major coal plants and reduced imports. Gilas Pilipinas: June Mar Fajardo officially retired from national team duties after Gilas beat Iran 68-56, with Kai Sotto leading the late turnaround. Illegal Gambling Crackdown: Negros Oriental police arrested six alleged illegal numbers game collectors and relieved seven officers for failing to stop illegal gambling.
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