AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoState of the Nation Address Security: The PNP said there will be no nationwide gun ban for Marcos’ 5th SONA on Monday, but police will still enforce firearm limits in designated security areas. SONA Watch—Education: Senate President Sherwin Gatchalian urged Marcos to report progress on the 2026 education budget, including the classroom backlog and the record P1.35T allocation. Metro Manila Traffic: Manila City posted road closures and rerouting for Sunday ahead of SONA, including major stretches around Mendiola, Recto, Legarda, Ayala Bridge, and MacArthur/Quezon bridges. South China Sea Flashpoint: China expelled Philippine vessels after alleged intrusions near Huangyan Dao, while separate reports said a fishing boat leaked oil in the area—raising marine risks. Local Accountability: Sen. Panfilo Lacson said his team is still investigating alleged “ghost” flood control projects in Taguig to reach a “logical conclusion.” Disaster Update: Tropical Cyclone Kiyapo left parts of Iloilo City flooded, with dozens of barangays still affected as response continues. Sports—Basketball: Cebu City All-Stars beat Macau 61-52 to win the inaugural EASL Future Champions Elite title. Agriculture—US Market: Agriculture chief said the Philippines is on track to resume US blue crab exports after being allowed to reapply for market access.
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