AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoPublic Transport: The DOTr is deploying 20 discounted buses between Antipolo, Cubao and Legarda to ease crowding on the LRT-2, where just 10 trains are operating. Class Suspensions: A new executive order lets schools suspend or resume in-person classes based on site-specific safety risks, with local chief executives’ approval. Budget Oversight: Lawmakers and watchdogs say House members lacked details of the proposed P7.2-trillion 2027 budget; Malacañang says questionable allocations could face a presidential veto. Public Works Probe: The Ombudsman filed graft and malversation charges against six former DPWH officials and seven others over an alleged P491.93-million road right-of-way scam in General Santos City. Police Accountability: The PNP says personal ties or former rank will not hinder its efforts to serve the ICC arrest warrant against Sen. Ronald dela Rosa; it rejects calls for a “shoot-to-kill” approach. Data Security: The National Privacy Commission is reviewing St. Luke’s report of a cyberattack that may have exposed patient and employee information. Water Supply: Forecasters warn a strong El Niño could reduce reservoir inflows and put Metro Manila’s water supply under pressure into 2027.
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