Watsons offers free iron blood tests and blood pressure screenings this September

Watsons Philippines is continuing its free health services program this September with iron blood tests and blood pressure screenings. The initiative follows Watsons’ August efforts to make preventive healthcare more accessible to Filipinos. Free screenings help Quezon City residents monitor conditions such as anemia and hypertension without out-of-pocket costs, making preventive care more accessible. Early detection can support better long-term health outcomes for families. Interested residents should check with their nearest Watsons store for the exact schedule and availability of the free iron blood test and blood pressure screening. No registration details or fees have been announced in the article, so confirming with the store is recommended.

Martin Romualdez Transferred to Payatas Jail a Week After Arrest

Martin Romualdez has been moved to jail in Barangay Payatas, Quezon City, one week after his arrest. He was previously confined in a hospital before being transferred to the detention facility. This matters to Quezon City residents because Payatas is a local barangay, and the transfer brings a high-profile detention event into the city. It also highlights how the local jail in Payatas is being used for detainees coming from hospital care. The transfer took place one week after Romualdez’s arrest, following a period of hospital confinement. No further details on the jail schedule or visiting hours have been released in the report.

QC Diner Serves Kare-Kare with Knife-Cut Noodles

Binondo Boys, a 24/7 diner in Quezon City, is now serving kare-kare with knife-cut noodles instead of the traditional steamed rice, offering a Filipino-Chinese fusion twist on the classic dish. This unique fusion dish gives Quezon City residents a new way to enjoy a beloved Filipino classic, available any time of day or night at a 24/7 diner. It’s a must-try for local food enthusiasts looking for creative takes on traditional flavors. Binondo Boys is open 24/7 and located in Quezon City. The kare-kare with knife-cut noodles is a dine-in offering; no reservation is required, and the diner is accessible for walk-in customers.

Beauty + Health & Wellness Manila Marks 10th Year with Expanded Lineup

The Beauty + Health & Wellness Manila expo returns for its 10th anniversary edition, featuring an expanded lineup of beauty, health, and wellness brands and activities in Metro Manila. This milestone expo offers Quezon City residents a convenient opportunity to explore a wide range of beauty, health, and wellness products and services under one roof, making it a valuable event for self-care enthusiasts. Specific dates, venue, and admission fees have not yet been announced; interested attendees should watch for official announcements from the organizers for updates.

JobQuestPH Final Mega Job Fair of 2026 Coming to SM Megamall Sept. 29

JobQuestPH will hold its final mega job fair of 2026 on Sept. 29 at Megatrade Hall 3, SM Megamall, from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. The event connects jobseekers with employers offering both local and overseas opportunities. This job fair offers QC residents direct access to multiple employers in one convenient location, including overseas opportunities that are otherwise hard to find. It is a free, walk-in friendly event that could lead to immediate employment for jobseekers. The event runs from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Megatrade Hall 3, SM Megamall. Jobseekers should bring multiple copies of their resume and be prepared for on-the-spot interviews.

Malcolm Todd to Perform in Manila This November

International artist Malcolm Todd is scheduled to perform in Manila this November. The announcement was made via GMA News, though the exact venue, date, and ticket details have not yet been released. This concert gives Manila-based fans of Malcolm Todd a rare chance to see the international artist live without traveling abroad. It is a notable addition to Metro Manila’s entertainment calendar this November. Attendees should watch for the official announcement from the concert promoter for the exact date, venue, and ticket prices. Once released, tickets are expected to be available through official ticketing channels.

PAGASA Warns: El Niño Effects Expected December 2026 Through Q3 2027

PAGASA’s seasonal climate outlook indicates that heavy rains will continue until November 2026, after which El Niño effects are expected from December 2026 through the third quarter of 2027. The advisory urges residents across the Philippines, including Quezon City, to begin preparing for an extended period of heat and dry conditions. This matters for Quezon City residents because a prolonged El Niño can strain water supply, increase heat-related health risks, and affect daily routines. Early preparation, such as rainwater harvesting and contacting local officials, can help households and communities reduce the impact. No registration or fee is required to act on this advisory; residents are encouraged to harvest rainwater while the rains last and to send letters or talk to their local politicians and congress representatives. For official updates, check PAGASA’s website and its seasonal climate outlook page.

Reddit Post Blasts Politicians as Residents Remain Flooded for Months

A Reddit post on r/Philippines by user ThugLeeVoguee highlights residents being submerged in floodwaters for months and criticizes the politicians they continue to support. The post has sparked discussion about the ongoing flooding problem in Metro Manila, including Quezon City. Flooding directly affects daily life, safety, and property in many Quezon City neighborhoods during the rainy season. This post gives voice to residents’ frustration and highlights the need for better drainage, disaster preparedness, and accountable leadership. There is no admission fee to read the post, and it can be accessed through the provided Reddit link from any web browser. Commenting requires a free Reddit account, and Quezon City residents are encouraged to share their own flooding experiences in the thread.

Martin Romualdez moved to Payatas jail after stable at PGH

Former House Speaker Martin Romualdez has been transferred from UP-Philippine General Hospital to Payatas jail in Quezon City, a week after his arrest. The Sandiganbayan 3rd Division ordered the transfer after doctors declared him stable and no longer in need of hospital confinement. Payatas jail is located in Quezon City, making this high-profile detention directly relevant to local residents. Although this is not a public event, residents may notice increased security around the facility and should follow the case as it affects the city’s justice system and community awareness. Payatas jail is located in Barangay Payatas, Quezon City. The facility is not open to the public; access is restricted to authorized persons, and updates are best followed through official Sandiganbayan announcements.