A series of landslides and road collapses disrupts key road links connecting Bukidnon and Davao, affecting travel between Davao City, Davao del Norte, Cagayan de Oro, and Bukidnon towns. In late June and into July, officials report that heavy rain saturates landslide-prone areas, causing sections of the Bukidnon–Davao highway to become impassable. After debris is cleared from one stretch of the Kapalong–Talaingod–Valencia (KTV) road in Davao del Norte, traffic is restored later in the day, but more damage follows elsewhere. On July 17, a major section along the Bukidnon–Davao highway in Sitio Marahan, Barangay Marilog Proper (Davao City) collapses after continuous rainfall, leading authorities to divert motorists via alternate routes. Additional incidents include tension cracks that reduce lane access and partial closures, and a separate landslide in San Fernando, Bukidnon that buries a concrete road in Barangay Kalagangan. DPWH personnel conduct inspections and recommend measures to strengthen reconstruction, while engineers and local disaster offices assess longer-term clearing needs. Authorities also warn motorists against using compromised highways, citing the risk of recurrence during ongoing rains.