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🇵🇭 Top 5 Major Philippine News — September 4, 2026
1. 🌧️ Southwest Monsoon to Bring Severe Rains Across Parts of Luzon
PAGASA-related forecasts indicate that the Southwest Monsoon (Habagat) will continue bringing heavy rainfall to many parts of Luzon, including Metro Manila, with flooding expected to remain a serious concern. Authorities are urging residents in vulnerable areas to monitor weather advisories.
Philstar
2. 🏫 Face-to-Face Classes Suspended in NCR and Several Luzon Provinces
Malacañang ordered schools in the National Capital Region and several Luzon provinces to shift to alternative learning arrangements on September 4 because of continuing heavy rains and the Indonesia-origin haze affecting parts of the country.
GMA News
3. ⚖️ Sara Duterte's Bank and Tax Records Reach Impeachment Prosecutors
The House prosecution panel in Vice President Sara Duterte's impeachment trial has received copies of her bank documents and tax records. The records are expected to become part of the evidence presented in the ongoing impeachment proceedings.
Philstar
4. ⚓ Two Filipino Seafarers Killed in Strait of Hormuz Incident
The Department of Migrant Workers confirmed that two Filipino seafarers were killed after a security incident involving the Saudi-flagged crude oil tanker Sidr in the Strait of Hormuz. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has ordered government agencies to provide assistance to the victims' families.
Philippine Daily Inquirer
5. 📉 Moody's Says Philippine Economic Growth Is Losing Momentum
Moody's Analytics said Philippine economic growth is losing momentum, adding to concerns about the country's weaker-than-expected economic performance. The Philippines recorded only 2.8% year-on-year GDP growth in the first quarter of 2026, according to the Philippine Statistics Authority.
Philippine Daily Inquirer

🔎 Main Story to Watch
The Habagat emergency remains the biggest immediate public-safety concern. Heavy rainfall and flooding are expected to continue across parts of Luzon, while the government is also dealing with the effects of the Indonesia haze and disruptions to schools and communities.
PAGASA Official Website — Weather Advisories