AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoDisaster Response: The PNP said it will intensify patrols and support preemptive evacuations after Tropical Depression Maymay triggered deadly landslides in Rizal and Benguet, including a rockfall in Rodriguez and a La Trinidad eatery burial. Weather Watch: Pagasa warned heavy rain will persist as Maymay weakens into an LPA while Typhoon Dolphin boosts the southwest monsoon, keeping Luzon and parts of the Visayas at flood risk into the weekend. Flooding & Disruptions: Several Luzon areas suspended classes and government work, while PAGASA flagged rivers and tributaries in the Metro Manila–Laguna de Bay basin as vulnerable to rising water and possible flash floods. Sea Safety: The Philippine Ports Authority cancelled or suspended multiple ferry routes due to rough seas tied to habagat and the LPA, and the Coast Guard rescued eight fishermen after a banca capsized off Culasi, Antique. Community & Rights: Fisherfolk criticized the Marcos administration for aid-focused responses that they say ignore enforcement failures in municipal waters, while separate coverage renewed calls for Senate scrutiny of the Pax Silica AI hub over impacts on farmers and indigenous communities.
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