AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoUndas Traditions: As families visit cemeteries for All Saints’ and All Souls’ Days, Bukidnon deployed 1,100 personnel to manage crowds and reduce fire risks amid El Niño. In Iligan, the Alimyon Flower Festival gives growers and vendors a seasonal marketplace. Family & Memory: Ninety-year-old Adelaida Samonte returned to her brother’s grave at Libingan ng mga Bayani, found only last year after he died during World War II. In Bulakan, old cemetery arches still reflect colonial-era divisions between wealthy and poor. Bohol Heritage: The province is promoting bamboo for sustainable tourism and livelihoods, from a park with 45,000 plants to plans for a construction-materials center. Early Learning: EdCom 2 urged stronger links between daycare, kindergarten and primary curricula after assessments found 75% of Grade 1 pupils struggling to read.
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