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Manila Suspends Face-to-Face Classes for Martial Law Anniversary

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Manila Mayor has ordered the suspension of all face-to-face classes in public and private schools at all levels on Monday, September 21, 2026, in observance of the 54th Anniversary of the Declaration of Martial Law. The suspension is based on the recommendation of the Manila Police District (MPD) due to expected rallies, marches, and road closures across the city. This affects Quezon City residents who commute to Manila for work or school, as heavy traffic and road closures will disrupt travel. It also highlights the historical significance of September 21, a day of remembrance for many Filipinos, and ensures student safety amid large public gatherings. Schools in Manila are advised to shift to Alternative Delivery Mode (ADM) for the day. Students and parents should expect road closures and heavy traffic in Manila on September 21, 2026, and plan alternative routes or remote learning arrangements.

Several Areas Announce Class Suspensions for Sept. 1 Due to Monsoon

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The government has announced class suspensions for Tuesday, September 1, 2026, in areas affected by the enhanced southwest monsoon. Students, parents, and teachers should check the official list to see whether their city or municipality is included. This is a time-sensitive safety measure that affects daily routines for QC families, schools, and commuters. Knowing whether classes are suspended helps residents plan their day and avoid unnecessary travel during heavy rain and flooding. Class suspension decisions vary by local government unit, so residents must confirm their specific city or municipality on the official advisory. Monitor local government social media pages, radio, and news sites for the latest updates, and do not assume the suspension applies to all areas.

Bad weather postpones Sara Duterte impeachment trial, Metro Manila work-from-home ordered

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The Senate postponed Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment trial scheduled for August 10, 2026, due to bad weather, while Malacañang suspended all face-to-face classes in Metro Manila and ordered government offices to shift to work-from-home arrangements. This directly affects Quezon City residents as class suspensions mean children stay home, and work-from-home orders impact daily commutes and government services, making it a significant disruption to daily life in QC. All public and private schools in Metro Manila have suspended face-to-face classes; government offices in Metro Manila and several provinces have shifted to work-from-home; the impeachment trial postponement date has not yet been announced.

Quezon City Government Celebrates UP SOLAIR Batch 2026 Graduation

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The Quezon City Government has posted an official announcement celebrating the graduation of the UP School of Labor and Industrial Relations (UP SOLAIR) Batch 2026. The event is a significant milestone for the graduating students from this prestigious institution located in UP Diliman, Quezon City. This announcement highlights the city’s role as a center for higher education and the success of its local academic institutions. It is a moment of community pride, celebrating the achievements of residents and future professionals who will contribute to the local and national workforce. The graduation is for UP SOLAIR Batch 2026, and the official announcement was made by the Quezon City Government on its social media page. For specific details such as the exact date, time, venue, and any public invitation, you should check the full post on the official QCGov Facebook page linked in the announcement.

Metro Manila Gets Historic P85 Minimum Wage Hike

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Metro Manila workers, including those in Quezon City, will receive a historic P85 minimum wage increase, implemented in two phases starting July 2026. The first phase of P60 begins on July 19, 2026, followed by a final P25 increase on January 20, 2027. This wage hike will directly increase the take-home pay of minimum wage workers, boosting their purchasing power and helping them cope with the rising cost of living. It also impacts local businesses in Quezon City that will need to adjust their payroll budgets. The P85 total increase will be given in two parts: P60 on July 19, 2026, and the remaining P25 on January 20, 2027. Workers and business owners should note these specific implementation dates for financial planning.

INC Rally Permit Approved for White Plains Avenue

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The Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) has secured a permit from the Quezon City government to hold a rally along White Plains Avenue. The event is scheduled to take place from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Wednesday, July 1. This large-scale rally will significantly impact daily life for QC residents, causing expected traffic disruptions and road closures along White Plains Avenue. It is a major community event that requires advance planning for commuters and local businesses in the affected area. The rally is scheduled for Wednesday, July 1, from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. along White Plains Avenue. Residents should plan alternative routes and check for official traffic advisories to avoid delays.

QC Shares Daily Price Index for Agri-Fishery Goods in NCR Wet Markets

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The Quezon City Government shared the Department of Agriculture’s daily price index for agricultural and fishery commodities in National Capital Region wet markets, dated June 25, 2026. This official price index helps QC residents track the daily cost of staples like vegetables, fish, and meat, enabling smarter budgeting and shopping decisions for their households. The data is published by the Department of Agriculture’s ‘Bantay Presyo’ (Price Watch) program and covers retail prices in selected NCR wet markets, providing a unit price (P/unit) reference for the public.

QC Issues Thunderstorm Advisory #3; Automatic School Policy in Effect

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The Quezon City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council issued Thunderstorm Advisory #3 on the evening of June 21, 2026, warning of current thunderstorm conditions affecting the city. The advisory includes a specific note that if no official suspension of classes is announced, schools will operate as normal under the automatic policy. This is a critical public safety alert from the official city government that directly impacts the daily commute, outdoor activities, and school schedules for all residents, requiring immediate attention and precautionary measures. The automatic school policy clarification helps parents and students avoid confusion about potential class suspensions. Residents should monitor the official QCGov Facebook page for any announcement of class suspension; without an official post, schools will hold classes as scheduled. For safety, people should prepare for heavy rain, strong winds, and lightning by securing loose outdoor items and avoiding unnecessary travel during the advisory period.

Diocese of Novaliches Celebrates 25th Silver Jubilee

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The Quezon City Government announced the Silver Jubilee celebration of the Diocese of Novaliches, marking its 25th anniversary as a major religious and community event in the city. This event is a significant milestone for the local Catholic community and a city-wide celebration that highlights Quezon City’s cultural and religious heritage, offering residents an opportunity to participate in a historic occasion. The announcement was made by the Quezon City Government on its official Facebook page, though specific dates, times, and venue details for the jubilee events were not included in the initial post.