AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoSchool Safety & Youth Well-Being: After the Ateneo de Zamboanga University shooting killed two students, DepEd pushes a school-level approach to class resumption during bad weather, while the Senate holds a hearing on campus violence, online gaming like Roblox, and social media’s impact on children. Gun Access & Accountability: Lawmakers and educators renew calls for stricter gun rules, including holding firearm owners criminally liable for negligence that lets minors access guns, as Palace urges media restraint to protect minors and avoid copycat harm. Community Response: DILG proposes barangay tanod outposts inside schools, and the Palace assures 2027 budget support for stronger school security. Public Health: DOH monitors a possible rise in leptospirosis amid monsoon flooding, sharing prevention steps and antibiotic supply updates. Culture & Lifestyle: A Cebu festival rebrand (“Halad sa Pagtuo”) and a global arts moment—Seattle plays using Filipino folklore—highlight how heritage keeps finding new stages. Education & Opportunity: Sen. Joel Villanueva backs making presidential merit scholarships permanent, aiming to keep poverty from blocking bright students. Governance & Integrity: Orly Guteza recants allegations tied to the flood-control case, dealing a blow to an Ombudsman complaint.
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