Disaster Watch (Luis + habagat): PAGASA says a low pressure area and the southwest monsoon will keep bringing rains over parts of Luzon and Visayas, with warnings and class suspensions rolling out in areas like Metro Manila, Benguet, Pangasinan and parts of Calabarzon; CAAP also reported flight cancellations/diversions as heavy rain disrupts travel. Evacuation Update: The Office of Civil Defense reported 7,700 families affected and nearly 4,000 people displaced as Luis remnants and habagat continue to trigger flooding in multiple regions. Local Flood Risk: Iligan remains vulnerable as flood control gaps are flagged, while Ilocos and other areas see landslides/rockfalls and road disruptions. Climate Adaptation (El Niño): The Philippine Air Force will support DA cloud seeding to boost water security as Super El Niño conditions persist. Mining-Free Push (Sibuyan): Opposition to large-scale metallic mining grows after Romblon’s provincial board backs a mining-free zone call. Wildlife: A female dugong was found dead in Oriental Mindoro; authorities urged immediate reporting of stranding incidents. Tree-Cutting Scrutiny (Cebu): Cebu City deferred a request to cut 32 trees in Barangay Tisa after recent flooding raised environmental safety concerns. Species Conservation (Global): DiCaprio and Bezos-backed groups launched a $200M project to save 100 threatened species, including the Visayan warty pig.