Quezon City officials report a sharp rise in COVID-19 infections over several weeks, based on data from the city’s Epidemiology and Surveillance Division. In one update, the city says it recorded 23 confirmed cases from May 21 to June 10, which increased to 84 cases from June 11 to July 1. Another report states that Quezon City has 146 confirmed COVID-19 cases as of July 1, reflecting the same period of higher counts. The local government also reassures residents, saying the increase over the past three weeks is “no cause for alarm.” It states that the reported cases are mild and that there is no evidence of clustering or severe illness. Across the coverage, the key figures center on the jump from the earlier period (May 21–June 10) to the later period (June 11–July 1), and officials characterize the rise as notable while emphasizing that severity and clustering signals are not observed.