AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoPublic Transport Disruption: Manila commuters brace for higher fares as a 3-day strike by Manibela and other transport groups begins after the government lifts a suspension on fare increases. Regulatory & Compliance: Malaysia’s JPJ issued 481,119 summonses on foreign drivers in a PeWA operation since 2024, targeting missing licences, expired vehicle permits and insurance gaps, with tougher action against commercial-vehicle owners. Urban Mobility Electrification: SWITCH Mobility secured an order for 840 electric buses for Delhi under India’s PM E-Drive Phase 1, with 9m and 12m units set for DTC deployment. Logistics & Trade Infrastructure: Dubai’s EZDubai Logistics Hub reports UAE e-commerce growth to Dhs42.2bn in 2025 and forecasts continued expansion to Dhs67.2bn by 2030, underpinned by logistics investment. Energy & Cost Pressure: Russia’s inflation rose to ~6.3%, with weekly gains linked to higher transportation and logistics service costs. Supply Chain Risk: Ukraine says Russian strikes damaged about 500,000 sq m of warehouse space and disrupted exports, forcing rerouting via rail, road and Danube ports. Right-to-Repair Operations: Unilog.SC highlights how new EU repair rules are pushing service networks to share manuals and parts with independent repairers, turning documentation into an operational challenge.
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