AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoNational Security: President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said allegations of Chinese-linked funds involving Vice President Sara Duterte would pose a threat “at the highest level” if proven, and that the government is investigating. Government: Marcos accepted DICT Secretary Henry Aguda’s resignation; Lino Cayetano is set to take over the Presidential Communications Office. El Niño Preparations: Executive Secretary Ralph Recto urged agencies to speed up spending and procurement for drought preparations, as officials warn all 82 provinces could face drought by March. Public Health: Cebu, Mandaue, Lapu-Lapu and Talisay suspended in-person classes after Metro Cebu’s air quality reached “very unhealthy” levels. Drug Crackdown: Authorities seized 45 kilos of suspected shabu worth P306 million in Cebu City, including a record 41-kilo haul for Central Visayas in a decade. Workers’ Pay: More than 1.56 million Calabarzon minimum-wage earners will get a daily increase of up to P45 starting Oct. 26. Church: Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle became the first Asian dean of the College of Cardinals.
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