2,000 displaced illegal vendors to enjoy rent-free spaces at QC night market

In Thursday’s launching at Seda Hotel, Belmonte announced the creation of the “Suki sa Kyusi’’ Club which is a government-initiated organization of voluntary micro-business owners that would provide legitimate livelihood options to the city’s informal vendors.

Under the program, the displaced vendors will be given the chance to have rent-free vending places enclosed in the Sari-Sari Kuysi 2019-QC night market.Belmonte vowed to enforce the sense of balance with regards to the city’s road clearing operations and plight of the sidewalk vendors ensuring the city government will continuously provide ample assistance to their group.

Belmonte noted the city government is in the midst of looking for additional places like parking areas where other night markets can be established. Belmonte said that public markets in the city will be fixed and refurbished to accommodate more vendors.

Where is the exact location of the night market going to be?

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