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QC Gov Shares DA Daily Price Guide for Wet Markets

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The Quezon City Government has shared an advisory from the Department of Agriculture (DA) detailing the daily retail prices of selected agricultural and fishery commodities in Metro Manila wet markets as of July 8, 2026. This is an official price monitoring update for public awareness. This information is crucial for QC residents as it provides a benchmark for daily shopping, helping them compare prices at their local wet market and make informed budgeting decisions. Knowing the prevailing prices can protect consumers from being overcharged and supports household financial planning. The price list covers key agricultural and fishery items and is published by the DA’s Bantay Presyo (Price Watch) for the National Capital Region. Residents should consult the specific table shared by the QC Government for itemized prices per unit.

New QC Guidelines for Automatic School Class Suspensions

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The Quezon City Government has released new official guidelines for the automatic suspension of classes in city-run schools. These guidelines specify the conditions, such as typhoons, extreme heat, or other calamities, under which classes will be suspended without a separate announcement. This is critical information for all QC parents, students, and educators as it directly impacts daily school schedules and safety planning. Knowing the official rules helps families prepare for disruptions and understand when a school day is automatically cancelled. The full guidelines are available via a link in the official Quezon City Government Facebook post. The policy clarifies that classes are considered ‘in session’ by default unless a suspension announcement is made according to the new criteria.

QC Announces New Class Suspension Policy: No Announcement Means Classes Proceed

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The Quezon City Government has issued a new official guideline stating that classes in all city schools are automatically in session unless a specific suspension announcement is made during typhoons, extreme heat, or other calamities. This policy clarifies the default rule for parents and students, removing ambiguity during weather disturbances and helping families plan their daily routines with more certainty in Quezon City. Residents must monitor the official Quezon City Government Facebook page for specific suspension announcements during inclement weather or calamities; no special registration or action is required otherwise.

QC Government Issues Localized Weather Outlook for Residents

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The Quezon City Government and its Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council have released a localized weather outlook, advising residents of current and forecasted conditions. The outlook was posted on the city’s official Facebook page within the last few hours. This official advisory is crucial for all residents’ daily safety and planning, helping them prepare for potential weather-related disruptions to commutes, outdoor activities, and household errands. It is a direct and timely communication from the city government, making it highly relevant for everyone living or working in QC. Residents are advised to check the official Quezon City Government Facebook page for the full detailed forecast and any accompanying graphics or safety tips. The post indicates further details are available if you expand the text by clicking ‘See more’.

QC Government warns residents that saving electricity may increase bills.

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The Quezon City Government posted a public advisory video on its official Facebook page, cautioning residents that certain attempts to save on electricity may paradoxically lead to higher consumption and costs. This advisory is crucial for all QC residents as it directly addresses the management of household electricity expenses, a significant part of monthly budgets, and warns against common misconceptions that could lead to higher bills. Residents can view the advisory video on the official Quezon City Government Facebook page; no specific registration or fees are involved as this is a public awareness campaign.

DSWD and DepEd warn of fake online links for student aid programs

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The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) and the Department of Education (DepEd) have issued a joint advisory warning the public about fraudulent online links claiming to offer registration for their educational assistance programs. This is a critical warning for Quezon City residents, as these scams target families seeking financial aid for education, potentially … Read more