Southwest Monsoon Watch: Pagasa says habagat will keep drenching most of Luzon and Western Visayas until Aug. 14, with heavy rain up to 100mm in parts of Occidental Mindoro, Zambales and Bataan, plus flash-flood and landslide risk. Flood & Water Levels: La Mesa Dam is above critical level but below overflow, with excess water expected to flow to the Tullahan River; Laguna de Bay also keeps rising, reaching about 12.15m as persistent rains continue. Disaster Impacts: NDRRMC reports 3.7M people affected by habagat and tropical cyclones Luis and Maymay, with thousands displaced and billions in damage, while PNP updates its death toll after verification. Agriculture Pressure: DA tallies agricultural losses from Luis, Maymay and enhanced habagat at about ₱689.66M, hitting rice hardest, and PNP steps up anti-profiteering patrols. Waste & Rivers: In Parañaque, Marcos inspected a “sea of trash” at the Redemptorist Water Channel after hundreds of tons were cleared, as lawmakers push coordinated anti-littering rules to prevent clogged waterways. Wildlife Rescue: DENR and local teams turned over raptors in Cagayan to a wildlife center, while Zambales rescuers saved and released sea turtles amid strong monsoon waves. Marine Protection Funding: France-backed €200M (about ₱14B) financing will support marine ecosystem and blue economy reforms, including solid waste management, aiming to benefit millions of coastal workers. Local Class Suspensions: Several LGUs suspend face-to-face classes in habagat-hit areas, while Cagayan de Oro also halts classes over extreme heat forecasts.