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	Philippines: MMDA to Deploy around 2,000 Personnel for Oplan MASS
	Manila: The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) will reactivate starting March 28 (Wednesday) the Oplan Metro AlalaySemana Santa (Oplan MASS) with the deployment of almost 2,000 personnel to ensure the safety of motorists and commuters during this week’s Holy Week break.Jojo Garcia, MMDA acting general manager, said the agency will deploy a total of 1,854 work force, composed of traffic enforcers, roadside-clearing group, anti-jaywalking, road-safety and towing personnel, among others, on major thoroughfares in the metropolis.
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	Philippines: National Emergency Operations Center Opens in Clark
	Pampanga: The world’s first national emergency operations center (NEOC) was formally launched on Wednesday (4 April) at the Clark Freeport with the Philippine Disaster Resilience Foundation (PDRF). The launching was attended by PDRF key officials and government executives. PDRF is a network of business conglomerates whose goal is to assist in disaster management and response. Clark Development President Noel Manankil said the NEOC is a self-sufficient operations hub geared towards training for disaster preparedness and the coordination of relief and response during major disasters.
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	Philippines: Summer Classes on First Aid, Rescue Training can Help Save Lives
	The Philippine Red Cross, the country’s largest humanitarian arm, is offering first aid, basic life support training and humanitarian law – related courses through its Summer Safety institute (SSI).\r\nA program of the PRC’s Safety Services, SSI aims to educate and train people from different age groups in various lifesaving courses.
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	Philippines: 71 Years of the Philippine Red Cross
	For 71 years, the Philippine Red Cross (PRC) as the foremost humanitarian organization in the country has been steadfast on its mission to save lives, alleviate human suffering, and promote human dignity. This mission was carried out by prioritizing the most vulnerable sectors in the society.\r\nLast year, the PRC acquired the country’s first and only humanitarian vessel which will serve as an ambulance and disaster response ship, especially in hard-to-reach areas. The PRC also continuously promotes its Red Cross 143 program to get more volunteers, who are equipped with the capacity to respond in times of emergencies and disasters.\r\n&
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	Philippines: Brgys to Train on Emergency Response
	Iloilo City: To improve community disaster preparedness and awareness, the City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (CDRRMO) will conduct a series of first aid and basic life support (BLS) trainings. The initiative targets barangays prone to vehicular accidents.\r\n“Education in basic life support and first aid is very important. The public should know what to do during emergency situations. We must all prepare for disasters and accidents,” said Mayor Jose Espinosa III.
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Philippines: MMDA to Deploy around 2,000 Personnel for Oplan MASS

Philippines: National Emergency Operations Center Opens in Clark

Philippines: Summer Classes on First Aid, Rescue Training can Help Save Lives

Philippines: 71 Years of the Philippine Red Cross

Philippines: Brgys to Train on Emergency Response

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