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PVL Invitational: Ho Chi Minh upsets PLDT; Creamline stays unbeaten
Vietnam's Ho Chi Minh City stunned defending champion PLDT in the PVL Invitational Conference, while Creamline outlasted Farm Fresh in five sets to remain unbeaten. The day's coverage also touched on the Senate impeachment trial, flood control plans, and other news.
South Cotabato braces for El Niño as dry spell persists
South Cotabato prepares for a possible strong El Niño amid prolonged heat and reduced rainfall, while San Miguel defends its Bulacan airport project against flood blame. Other stories cover Gilas Pilipinas, counterfeit crackdown, and China's instant retail shift.
Bulacan Flood Dispute Pits SMC Airport vs Local Groups
San Miguel Corp. defends its Bulacan airport project against flood blame, while COA submits 50 fraud audit reports on flood control projects to the Ombudsman. DepEd leads nationwide school safety drills, and South Cotabato prepares for a possible El Niño.
Flood control corruption cases reach 35 filed in courts
The Ombudsman reported 35 filed cases and 166 under preliminary investigation over anomalous flood control projects, while COA submitted 50 fraud audit reports. The day's coverage also tracked El Niño impacts, leptospirosis, and transport budget hearings.
DOTr budget hearing: e-trikes, Mindanao Railway in focus
The Department of Transportation's proposed 2027 budget drew congressional scrutiny, with a lawmaker seeking an extra P30 billion for the Mindanao Railway and the agency announcing regulation of e-trikes. The day's coverage also touched on a police misconduct case and a celebrity's Ferrari purchase.
GCash IPO Clears SEC, Business Mood Sours
The SEC approved GCash operator Mynt's P92.32-billion IPO, the first to use lower public float rules. Meanwhile, Philippine business confidence turned negative in July, and August inflation eased to 6.1%.
LTO enforcement, Ford V6 launch, NLEX floods dominate
The day's conversation centered on three streams: the LTO's high-profile enforcement actions including the Niño Muhlach suspension and anti-fixer drive, Ford Philippines' V6-powered Ranger and Everest launch, and the NLEX flooding crisis that triggered a toll holiday and government scrutiny.
Peso hits record low 62.565:$1 as markets slide
The Philippine peso fell to a new record low of 62.565 per dollar on September 2, marking a fourth straight session of all-time lows amid Middle East tensions and inflation worries. The stock market dipped, and analysts debated the causes, from consumption culture to low incomes.
Senate allows budget hearings alongside sessions
The Senate approved holding plenary sessions and budget hearings simultaneously, while keeping the impeachment trial separate. The House advanced a bill extending barangay and SK terms to five years, and the BIR prepared to remove VAT from electricity system loss charges.
ASF vaccine approved for commercial sale in PH
The Bureau of Animal Industry approved the first commercial African swine fever vaccine, a key step in rebuilding the hog industry. The day's coverage also tracked the peso's record low, a proposed DOE budget hike, and MSME support initiatives.
Flood control gaps dominate as peso hits record low
The September 2 conversation centered on flooding across Central Luzon, with President Marcos admitting a decades-old flood control master plan is only now being implemented. Meanwhile, the peso fell to a record low of P62.565 against the dollar, and several property and infrastructure developments advanced.
Poa Testimony, Flood Failures Dominate Day 21
Day 21 of the Sara Duterte impeachment trial saw former DepEd official Michael Poa testify as a hostile witness, while the government faced scrutiny over flood control failures and a record-low peso. The Senate also advanced an anti-nepotism bill.
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