AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoHabagat Watch: PAGASA says the southwest monsoon will keep bringing rain showers and thunderstorms across Luzon and the western Visayas, with heavier downpours expected Sunday afternoon in Northern/Central Luzon, parts of Calabarzon and Mimaropa. Flood Risk: La Mesa Dam remains on critical level but below overflow, with PAGASA expecting a gradual decrease while low-lying areas along the Tullahan River stay on alert. Dam Levels: Water levels rose in 6 of 9 monitored dams, including Angat (up nearly 30 meters in weeks), as cyclones and habagat feed reservoirs. Cleanup Drive: Parañaque hauled over 200 truckloads of garbage from the Baclaran water channel after days of monsoon rains pushed debris toward Manila Bay. Radioactive Steel Probe: Authorities rescued 174 workers from Davao Mighty Steel after raids found radioactive isotopes and substandard, non-permitted materials; DENR and nuclear experts flagged hazards to workers and the environment. Biodiversity: DENR reported five endemic orchid species in Magpet, Cotabato, with several listed as threatened. Wildlife Spotlight: A Philippine trogon is thriving in protected forests in Davao Region, adding to conservation wins. Maritime Incident: A tugboat ran aground in Zambales; an emergency salvage operation is set if weather allows.
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