Quezon City Hall is declared safe after authorities conduct a security sweep following an alleged bomb threat. The Philippine National Police says the building is cleared of any explosives after a warning that an unidentified object was allegedly planted in a restroom.
The threat is reported to be received through social media. One outlet says it arrives as a message sent to the city government’s official Facebook page late Thursday night from an individual whose identity is not disclosed. Quezon City officials say authorities immediately carry out sweeping, paneling, and inspection inside the Quezon City Hall compound and all its buildings as part of security protocols.
Across the reports, the common points are that the warning is not attributed to a confirmed explosive device, that police and city security teams inspect the premises, and that no suspicious object is found. The outlets differ mainly in emphasis, with one highlighting the restroom allegation and the other detailing the timing and the Facebook delivery of the threat message.