Quezon City, Philippines — A total of 6,302 dengue cases has been recorded in Quezon City from January 1 to October 12, 2026, according to QC Epidemiology and Surveillance Division (QCESD).
Based on their recent surveillance, the data is 33% lower than the dengue case recorded on the same period last 2025.
Meanwhile, 35 dengue-related death was recorded on the provided timeline.
Among the age groups, children under 10 years old posed the higher data, recording 13 deaths. This accounted for 4 out of 10 dengue-related deaths in the said age bracket.
Meanwhile, six deaths were recorded for ages 21 to 30. From 11 to 20 years old, four deaths were recorded.
Barangay Batasan Hills, Payatas A, and South Triangle were the top three areas that accounted for the deaths.
The Quezon City Local Government, meanwhile, urges the community to promote and keep cleanliness in their surroundings.
“Alisin ang mga bagay na maaaring pamahayan ng lamok tulad ng timba, plorera, gulong, bote, at alulod. Siguraduhing walang naiiwang tubig sa paligid ng bahay,” QCESD on their Facebook post.
They also advise everyone to consult in the nearest health center if dengue symptoms are experienced.