`Announcement`

Manila Suspends Afternoon Classes Due to Habagat Thunderstorms

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On Thursday, August 13, 2026, Manila City suspended afternoon classes in all public and private schools due to ongoing thunderstorms from the southwest monsoon (habagat). The announcement was made by the city government upon recommendation of the Manila City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Department (MCDRRMD). This affects students and families in Metro Manila, including Quezon City residents who may commute to Manila for school or work. The suspension ensures safety during severe weather, and schools are advised to shift to Alternative Delivery Mode (ADM) to continue learning. The suspension applies to afternoon classes only, for all levels in both public and private schools. Schools are advised to implement Alternative Delivery Mode (ADM) for affected classes; no specific time was given, but the announcement was made in the morning.

La Mesa Ecopark Announces New Entrance Fees for Non-QC Residents

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La Mesa Ecopark has announced new entrance fee rates for visitors who are not residents of Quezon City, effective immediately. This change affects Metro Manila residents planning visits to the popular park, as non-QC residents will now pay different rates than city residents. Specific fee amounts and implementation date were not disclosed in the announcement; visitors should check the park’s official channels for updated pricing before visiting.

Quezon City Receives Congratulations from Its Government

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The official Quezon City Government Facebook page posted a congratulatory message for the city approximately ten hours ago. This announcement from the city’s official channels highlights a recent local achievement or milestone, fostering civic pride among residents. The announcement was made on the QCGov Facebook page, which is the primary digital channel for official city news and updates.

QC Government Invites Hotels for Tourism Partnership Initiative

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The Quezon City Government, through its Tourism & Promotions office, has issued a public call to all hotels and accommodation partners to participate in an unspecified initiative. The announcement was made on their official Facebook page within the last two days. This initiative is highly relevant to local businesses in the hospitality and tourism sector, potentially offering partnership opportunities, visibility, or support from the city government. For residents, it signals continued efforts to boost the city’s tourism economy, which can lead to more events and improved services. Specific details such as the nature of the initiative, application process, and deadlines were truncated in the post; interested hotels and partners should check the full announcement on the Quezon City Government’s official Facebook page for instructions and contact information.