AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoWater & Sanitation: Manila Water finished the North Pasig Package 2 Sta. Monica Network and Lift Station projects under its Three River Masterplan, aiming to cut contamination risks by collecting and routing wastewater to treatment. Disaster Recovery: Education Secretary Sonny Angara and other Cabinet officials inspected quake- and flood-damaged schools in Davao Occidental to speed up repairs and support affected students and teachers. Weather Watch: PAGASA said habagat will keep isolated rains and thunderstorms over many areas, while cloud clusters east of the Visayas and Mindanao have a chance to develop into a low-pressure area within 24 hours. Solid Waste & Fire Risk: The EMB told a Senate hearing that five sanitary landfills are in “danger of fire,” including Navotas, after past incidents like the Navotas landfill fire linked to methane buildup. Marine & Wildlife: Caritas Philippines flagged coral deaths in Bais Bay after a molasses-laden wastewater spill affecting the Tañon Strait Protected Landscape; meanwhile, the Philippine Eagle Foundation reported 24 critically endangered eagles rescued since 2019, with many shot or trapped, and urged deeper probe after one eagle died during rehab. Trees & Infrastructure: Marikina Mayor Maan Teodoro asked DPWH and DENR to protect mature trees and green spaces in the Marcos Highway–St. Mary Avenue Bridge Project, citing an estimate of about 514 trees and plants potentially affected. Pollution Monitoring: LLDA urged residents to report signs of contamination in Laguna de Bay and said it is still investigating whether a sealed MWCI discharge outlet was linked to a fish kill.
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