Habagat Update: Pagasa said the southwest monsoon will keep bringing heavy bursts over parts of Luzon—especially Zambales, Bataan, and Occidental Mindoro—while Metro Manila and much of the rest of Luzon see scattered rain and improving conditions; Tropical Storm Peilou is moving away and is unlikely to affect local weather. Flood Impact in Metro Manila & Luzon: MMDA reported less severe flooding this time, with once-impassable roads like España Boulevard and key underpasses staying passable, though some areas in Parañaque still flooded; in Manila, three evacuation centers remained open with 200 families (653 people) as of Monday evening. Class Suspensions: Laguna extended face-to-face class suspensions to Tuesday, while Quezon City and Taguig also suspended classes and shifted to alternative learning modes. Casualties & Damage: The combined habagat and cyclones Luis and Maymay death toll rose to 16, and DepEd said about 4,000 classrooms were damaged, with thousands of learners and staff affected. Health Leadership Shake-up: DOH Sec. Jose “Brix” Pujalte resigned after just 28 days; Edwin Mercado of PhilHealth was named replacement. Budget & Flood Control: DBM submitted the P7.2-trillion 2027 National Expenditure Program to Marcos; lawmakers urged strict safeguards and full accounting for flood control funds. Extradition Watch: Palace said Marcos will decide within weeks on the US request to extradite Apollo Quiboloy, with treaty options under review. Business & Tech: Globe said AI-driven demand is straining data center capacity, while retailers brace for a tougher second half amid fuel and spending pressure. Sports: Alex Eala’s Toronto run ended with a quarterfinal loss to Belinda Bencic; Frank Lao was elected PNVF president; Nicole Rojo and Irienold Reig Jr. won in IRONMAN 70.3 Lapu-Lapu.