AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoHabagat Flood Pulse: Laguna de Bay hit 12.58m—above its 12.50m critical high mark—prompting LLDA to urge lakeshore residents to stay alert as monsoon rains persist. Storm Watch: PAGASA says an LPA east of northern Luzon has a high chance to become Tropical Depression “Pilandok” within the day, while heavy-rain warnings remain up across Luzon. Metro Manila & Rivers: La Mesa Dam overflowed early Sunday, sending excess water toward the Tullahan River and raising flood risk for low-lying areas in Quezon City and nearby cities. Landslide Toll: Floods and landslides linked to monsoon rains have killed more than 30 people, including Aeta fatalities in Pampanga and Zambales, with more barangays flagged as vulnerable. Volcano Hazard: Phivolcs warned of possible non-eruption lahar flows from Pinatubo and Taal as intense rains mobilize volcanic deposits. Mangrove Protection Fight: Oceana and allies urged DENR to suspend mangrove earth-balling/relocation guidelines, arguing it weakens natural coastal defenses. Private Sector Resilience: SM Investments signed with Phivolcs to use GeoRiskPH hazard data for disaster risk planning and long-term investment decisions. Biodiversity Find: DENR-CAR reported possible new-to-science Platymantis specimens from a herpetofaunal survey in Calanasan, Apayao.
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