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The DRRMO was invited to observe the drill, together with the
representatives of the Bacolod Police Bureau of Fire, BFP, and a
Safety Officer of theBangkoSentralngPilipinas-Central Office.
Similar drill was also conducted for three consecutive days inthe three campuses of
Bacolod City College - Taculing, Sum-ag and Fortune Towne. Close to a thousand
total number of students, faculty and staff of the school participated in the said drill.
Conduct of periodic emergency drills are mandated by law per RA 10121 (Phil. DRRM
Act of 2010) as one of the disaster preparedness and mitigation strategies of every local
government units.
Bacolod City DRRMO hosts educational Trip
of Pre-school Students
The Bacolod City DRRMO recently opened its door for an educational tripof thirty two (32) pre-
school students of Amazing Grace Learning Center,
Bacolod Inc. East Homes 2, Brgy. Estefania, together with
their parents, guardians and school administrators.
The educational trip marks another milestone for DRRMO because it is the first time it has
catered an educational trip, after nearly two years of existence since it was institutionalized per
Executive Order No. 04 and City Ordinance 532 in 2011, said Mr. Jose Maria B. Vargas,
Office Acting Head. We are just glad that our people have recognized the importance of
disaster preparedness at all sectors of the society, especially to the school children who are
very much vulnerable to disasters, he added.
Pastor Noel Lanuza, Principal of Amazing Grace Learning Center Bacolod, Inc. graciously
expressed his appreciation for the hospitality of DRRMO.
Mr. Vargas spends time chatting with DRRMO staff teaching kids on how to
the young visitors. perform Duck-Cover-Hold technique.
Bacolod City DRRMO welcomes GROANO visitors
The Bacolod City DRRMO welcomes to its office, members of Government Radio Operators
Association of Negros Occidental (GROANO) who visited
the office recently.
The Bacolod City DRRMO is glad to have established a close partnership with the DRRM
program of CHILD, Inc. as a non-government organization, in response to the initiative
of the national government to promote and develop the
public-private partnership among the local communities in
terms of sharing of resources and expertise.