QC Suspends Classes Due to Haze-Induced Poor Air Quality

Metro Manila LGUs urge residents to wear masks amid Indonesia haze

Several local government units (LGUs) in Metro Manila have advised residents to wear masks and limit outdoor activities as haze from fires in Indonesia continues to affect air quality in the region.

Indonesian fires drive regional haze alerts and school closures

Air quality ranged from “very unhealthy” to “hazardous” in parts of the Philippines and much of Borneo. Read more at straitstimes.com.

QC suspends classes due to haze-induced poor air quality

In-person classes in all public schools in Quezon City have been suspended after local sensors recorded hazardous air pollution levels across the city.

Haze cloaks Metro Manila, nearby areas

Public school classes in Quezon City have been suspended following a decline in air quality across parts of Metro Manila on Tuesday, September 1.

QC public schools suspend classes over unhealthy air

The Quezon City government suspended face-to-face classes in all public schools on Tuesday, Sept. 1, due to unhealthy air quality readings in several parts of...

Announcement from the UP Diliman Office of the Chancellor on Degraded Air Quality - University of the Philippines Diliman

Due to the degraded air quality caused by haze from wildfires in Indonesia—a condition affecting Quezon City and the National Capital Region that is expected to persist over the coming days—the UP Diliman (UPD) Office of the Chancellor advised members of the UPD community to wear well-fitting face masks, particularly when commuting or outdoors. The post Announcement from the UP Diliman Office of the Chancellor on Degraded Air Quality appeared fi…