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QC declares state of calamity due to floods
Quezon City has been placed under a state of calamity due to severe flooding caused by Tropical Storm "Crising" and the southwest monsoon.
The Quezon City Council officially declared the state of calamity based on the recommendation of the QCDRRMC, meeting criteria for population affected and disruption of services.
This declaration allows the city government and barangays to access their Quick Response Fund for urgent needs like food, medical assistance, and shelter.
Vice Mayor Gian Sotto stated that the swift action reflects the city's commitment to assist fellow QCitizens in crisis.
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The Quezon City and Manila governments declared a state of calamity due to heavy rainfall and widespread flooding caused by the southwest monsoon and other weather systems.
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Marikina City was declared under a state of calamity on Wednesday, July 23, 2025, due to severe flooding, allowing for expedited relief efforts and swift government action.
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Cebu City has declared a state of calamity following severe flooding caused by Severe Tropical Storm Crising.
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Quezon City, Malabon, and Manila have been placed under a state of calamity due to the enhanced southwest monsoon (Habagat), with Malabon also citing high tide and a dysfunctional navigational gate in Tanza.
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