AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoRegional Haze Watch: Indonesia’s BMKG warns smoke and pollutants from Sumatra and Kalimantan could drift toward the Strait of Malacca and Natuna Sea, with Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei in the potential path—on the ground, Malaysia’s Sarawak reported hazardous air readings, respiratory complaints, and cancelled Independence Day events. Local Weather Update: Brunei’s Environment, Parks and Recreation, Health and Meteorological agencies say ASEAN satellite data logged hundreds of hotspots across Borneo, with southwesterly winds carrying haze toward Brunei, though Brunei’s district air readings stayed in the good-to-moderate range. Judicial Cooperation: Brunei and the Philippines’ Supreme Courts signed an MoU to boost judicial training, including exchanges on curriculum, teaching methods, and workshops—covering emerging issues like AI, cybercrime, trafficking and climate disputes. Sports & Community: Brunei was among 104 countries at the World Nomad Games opening in Bishkek, while Brunei Teqball Association president Mohammad Shukri bin Haji Damit was re-elected for 2026–2028. Entertainment/Local Interest: Jetour Brunei celebrated a record mass handover of 52 vehicles at Amber Hills, spotlighting the Dashing and X70 for Brunei buyers.
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