AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoRoad disruption from flooding: Metro Pacific Tollways (NLEX) apologized after monsoon flooding stranded motorists on parts of the North Luzon Expressway, deploying temporary flood barriers, siphoning trucks and intensified pumping in Tulaoc/San Simon. Fatal truck crash: Four people died after a truck lost control, breached a railing and hit a car on the Yamuna Expressway in Noida’s Jewar area; the driver was taken into custody. Rail service impacts: Israel Railways warned of weekend disruptions around Modi’in stations as it connects the Track 431 project, including no service between Modi’in and Ben-Gurion Airport from late Thursday to early Sunday. Public transit liability: South Africa’s Prasa was found 100% liable for damages after a passenger was thrown from a moving train during a robbery near Nyanga in 2011. Aviation safety follow-up: Ghana’s AIB called for stronger mechanisms to ensure accident-investigation safety recommendations are implemented on time. Truck industry politics: Drivers in Belgrade, Sarajevo, Podgorica and Skopje protested Schengen stay rules and threatened new blockades from Sept. 14. Infrastructure planning: Fresno County’s Measure S transportation tax will stay on the November ballot after a judge ruled AB 1923 valid. Aviation hub shift: Istanbul Airport overtook Heathrow as Europe’s busiest in July, helped by changes in Middle East traffic.
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