AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMonsoon Watch: Pagasa says the enhanced southwest monsoon will keep rains coming over parts of Luzon, with continuous downpours expected to peak in the next two days; Metro Manila and many provinces will see occasional rains, while gale warnings remain up for Batanes and Babuyan Islands. Flood & Landslide Impacts: Heavy rain tied to Tropical Depressions Luis and Maymay plus habagat has already displaced families and triggered landslides and tree falls in Baguio, while La Union reports P11.1M in agricultural damage across rice, high-value crops, and fish farms. Rainfall Records: Iba, Zambales logged the highest 24-hour rainfall at 158.6mm, with other top totals including Baguio and La Trinidad—raising risks of flooding and landslides. Transport Disruptions: Ferry trips were cancelled in multiple routes as rough seas persisted, and small-vessel travel was temporarily suspended in Biliran for safety. Wildlife Protection: DENR and PNP rescued four exotic cockatiels in Iba, Zambales, after an entrapment operation against suspected wildlife traders. Nature-Based Livelihoods: DENR is strengthening Bukidnon’s rattan gene bank to secure quality planting materials and ease pressure on wild rattan sources. Disaster Response: PNP urged the public to use the Unified 911 hotline during calamities to speed up police, fire, medical, and rescue help.
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