AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMetro Manila Flooding: Heavy rains left several roads flooded in Quezon City, with some areas knee-deep and others gutter-deep but still passable, as authorities urged motorists to take care. Labor & Wages: Malacañang said it will keep pushing for the P85 Metro Manila daily minimum wage increase even after a court TRO paused implementation, while DOLE clarified workers who already got the higher pay won’t have to return it. Public Safety: The PNP trained over 50 personnel on handling improvised explosive devices on Boracay, and said investigators are looking for possible links between IED cases in Metro Manila and Mindanao. Justice & Rights: Human rights groups asked the CHR to probe police arrests during protests around the fifth SONA, citing alleged civil liberties violations. Local Water Access: Manila Water and Mandaluyong turned over individual water meter connections to 50 families in Addition Hills, letting residents pay based on actual usage. Sports: Rain or Shine edged Magnolia 98-97 in the PBA Governors’ Cup as Adrian Nocum hit the late winner; meanwhile, MPBL permanently banned Bacolod players and coaches tied to a suspected manipulation case. Scam Crackdown: The NBI arrested an alleged online scammer for identity theft, linked to fake social media accounts used to dupe victims of over P470,000.
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