AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSuper Typhoon Bavi Readiness: CNMI Gov. David Apatang urged Saipan, Tinian and Rota to take Bavi “very seriously” as the storm strengthens toward the Marianas after Trump approved a CNMI emergency declaration for FEMA support. Power & Business Continuity: Guam Power Authority crews assisting CUC recovery will return home Saturday ahead of Bavi, while Bank of Hawai‘i will temporarily close Guam and Saipan branches starting Monday, keeping call centers and online/mobile banking running. Storm Prep Window: Officials say this weekend is the critical time to secure homes and businesses; forecasters warn Bavi’s huge wind field could bring long-duration tropical-storm conditions and possible typhoon-strength impacts even if the eye shifts. Disaster Funding for Recovery: FEMA approved nearly $14.7M in post-Sinlaku funding for CNMI and Guam, and the SBA approved over $30M in disaster loans to help CNMI businesses and residents restart. Local Economy & Savings: Bank of Guam and Shell launched a 6% everyday fuel discount for customers using a Bank of Guam Visa debit card. Tourism & Community: A CNMI pickleball fundraiser aims to send players to the World Cup in Vietnam, boosting the territory’s push for international events.
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