AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoTyphoon Bavi Emergency: Guam and the Northern Marianas are in Condition of Readiness 3, with Guam under a State of Emergency as Typhoon Bavi rapidly intensifies and could reach Category 5 strength near the islands Sunday night into Monday. The National Weather Service warns of a “grim” outlook, possible typhoon-force winds, dangerous seas, and heavy rain that could trigger major flooding. Shelters & Public Prep: Shelters are set to open as COR 2 is called, while officials urge residents to secure homes, stock supplies, and stay away from waters. Maritime & Port Shutdowns: The U.S. Coast Guard and Port Authority have set Port Heavy Weather Condition X-RAY, with cargo operations set to end and vessels preparing to depart as storm conditions worsen. Cost Controls: Guam’s Attorney General reminded merchants that price gouging is illegal once readiness levels are declared. Storm Response Funding: Lawmakers approved Public Law 38-134, freeing about $8M left from Sinlaku for Bavi response, including village mayor allocations and school shelter support. Waste Services Paused: Guam Solid Waste Authority suspended trash services and closed transfer stations ahead of the storm to reduce hazards. Conservation Note: Separate from the storm, Pittsburgh’s National Aviary hatched two Guam kingfisher chicks as part of efforts to restore a species extinct in the wild.
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