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QC Gov shares NCR wet market food prices for June 22, 2026

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The Quezon City Government has shared an advisory from the Department of Agriculture, detailing the prevailing retail prices for selected agricultural and fishery commodities in NCR wet markets as of June 22, 2026. This price list provides QC residents with a timely reference for their daily food budgeting and shopping, helping them make informed purchasing decisions amidst potential price fluctuations. The advisory covers retail prices for various agricultural and fishery products and is part of the Department of Agriculture’s Bantay Presyo (Price Watch) program for the National Capital Region.

Video Shows Shooting Suspect Surrendering in Metro Manila Incident

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A video showing the surrender of a suspect involved in a shooting incident has been shared online, indicating recent police action related to a public safety event in the region. This incident is relevant to residents of Quezon City and Metro Manila as it involves a violent crime and subsequent police response, which directly impacts local public safety awareness and community vigilance. The specific details of the shooting incident, such as the exact location, time, and circumstances, are not provided in the available information, so residents should monitor official police channels or reputable news outlets for verified updates.

PAGASA warns Typhoon Francisco may become a super typhoon

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PAGASA reported that Typhoon Francisco (Mekkhala) is rapidly intensifying east of Cagayan and could potentially reach super typhoon strength. Although the typhoon is currently in northern Luzon, its potential to intensify means residents of Quezon City and Metro Manila should monitor updates for possible heavy rainfall, flooding, and disruptions to daily life. Residents are advised to stay updated through official PAGASA announcements and local government advisories for any possible signal changes or evacuation orders.

PNP Warns of Online Networks Recruiting Minors for School Violence

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The Philippine National Police (PNP) has issued a critical public safety warning that an active online network, using platforms like Roblox, is recruiting and grooming Filipino minors to carry out real-world school attacks, following a tragic shooting at San Jose National High School in Tacloban. This warning is extremely relevant for Quezon City families because it highlights a nationwide, active threat to children’s safety that manifests online and can escalate to real violence in any school, including those in QC. Parents and guardians should immediately monitor children’s online activities, especially on Roblox and Discord, for signs of grooming such as exposure to violent extremist content or interest in tactical gear; any suspicious recruitment should be reported directly to the PNP Anti-Cybercrime Group (ACG) via the numbers 0967-136-0322 (Globe) or 0968-867-4302 (Smart).

Select Mercury Drug branches now accept AICS guarantee letters

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Selected Mercury Drug branches across the country, including those in Quezon City, are now accepting guarantee letters from beneficiaries of the DSWD’s Assistance to Individuals in Crisis Situations (AICS) program, effective June 2026. This provides a crucial, convenient option for QC residents facing crises to immediately access necessary medications or supplies covered by their AICS assistance without needing to pay out-of-pocket first. Beneficiaries must first obtain a valid guarantee letter from DSWD, then present it at one of the specific participating Mercury Drug branch locations listed by the agency to redeem assistance.

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Musical to Feature Sign Language Interpreters in Manila

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The Philippine production of the ‘Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’ musical has announced that one of its upcoming performances in Manila will feature Filipino Sign Language (FSL) interpreters to promote accessibility ahead of its debut. This initiative is significant for the deaf and hard of hearing community in Quezon City and Metro Manila, as it provides a rare opportunity to enjoy a major theatrical production through a dedicated accessible performance. The performance with Filipino Sign Language interpreters is part of the musical’s Philippine debut season in Manila, though the specific show date and venue have not been disclosed in the announcement.

Quezon City holds inaugural Pride Talks for LGBTQIA+ rights discussion.

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The Quezon City Government held the first-ever QC Pride Talks as part of its month-long Pride celebration, focusing on in-depth discussions about LGBTQIA+ rights. This event demonstrates the city’s official commitment to inclusivity and equality, providing a significant platform for community dialogue on LGBTQIA+ rights for residents to support and participate in. The event was part of Quezon City’s month-long Pride celebration; specific venue details and registration procedures for the talks were not provided in the announcement.

QC Shares DA Retail Price Guide for NCR Wet Market Commodities

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The Quezon City Government shared the Department of Agriculture’s ‘Bantay Presyo’ advisory, which lists the prevailing retail prices for selected agricultural and fishery commodities in NCR wet markets as of June 21, 2026. This information helps Quezon City residents make informed purchasing decisions by providing a price reference for everyday food items, potentially allowing them to budget better and identify fair market prices. The advisory provides a daily price index per unit for commodities in selected wet markets across the National Capital Region, and residents can access the full list via the link provided in the official Quezon City Government Facebook post.

Seeking Affordable Lodging Near PGH for Patient’s Family

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A Reddit user is requesting recommendations for affordable temporary accommodations, such as rentals, condos, or budget hotels, near the Philippine General Hospital in Manila to house a friend’s family during a hospital stay. Finding affordable, convenient lodging near a major hospital is a common and urgent need for families of patients from outside Metro Manila, including those from Quezon City who may need to travel to Manila for specialized care. The specific request is for lodging options around the Philippine General Hospital (PGH) in Manila, with no details provided on budget range, number of people, or duration of stay.