AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoTyphoon Recovery Watch: CUC crews are scheduled to keep restoring power today across Saipan areas including Feeder 4, Feeder 7, and Kiya laterals, with a reminder for customers on generators/solar to switch off main breakers as lines are energized. Local Relief & Business Support: Bank of Guam launched a three-month payment forbearance program for eligible Rota borrowers and offers similar relief requests for Guam, Saipan, and Tinian. Economic Recovery Financing: CEDA approved a three-month loan payment deferral for clients hit by Super Typhoon Bavi and the ongoing recovery from Sinlaku, aiming to protect jobs and stabilize cash flow. Community Health: Todu Guam Foundation added two doctors to its clinical team and announced a new partnership with the Isla Community Health Center in CNMI. Coastal Repair: DPW says Saipan’s beach nourishment plans may restart after engineers found storm activity reshaped the Smiling Cove Marina sand spit again. Sports & Tourism: International badminton is back in CNMI with the Northern Marianas Open and Saipan International tournaments drawing 200+ players from 20 countries. Public Safety: BECQ issued a red flag for Old Man by the Sea after elevated fecal indicator bacteria were found, advising no fishing or swimming within 300 feet for 48 hours.
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