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36,698 results for “Active threat preparedness”

  1. MANILA Mayor Francisco “Isko Moreno” Domagoso

    Manila wins SAG award for disaster preparedness

    The City of Manila received Esri’s Special Achievement in GIS Award, becoming the Philippines’ sole honoree recognized for using geographic information system…

    Pat C. Santos·

  2. IN PHOTOS | Led by Education Secretary Sonny Angara at the National Safe Schools Summit, the Department of Education (DepEd) piloted nationwide active threat simulation drills to stress-test emergency response protocols and bolster campus security. Anchored on a whole-of-community approach, the initiative aims to proactively protect learners and school staff by moving away from a "one-size-fits-all" model toward localized, immediate emergency action plans.

    DepEd pilots active threat drills nationwide

    DepEd launches nationwide active threat simulation drills in public schools to strengthen campus security after the Tacloban shooting, training teachers and…

    Lisa Marie Apacible·

  3. A mother cradles her newborn child in AXA Philippines' latest — Everyday Protectors — campaign film, which highlights the importance of early health preparedness and protection against critical illnesses.

    AXA pushes for early health preparedness

    AXA Philippines' latest Everyday Protectors campaign highlights the importance of health protection and early financial preparedness, encouraging Filipino…

    DT·

  4. ‘Don’t leave me’ In distress, Atty. Zuleika Lopez cries for support while holding on to Vice President Sara Duterte after being served the transfer order of PNP-CIDG Chief BGen. Nicolas Torre III for her return to Veterans Memorial Medical Center from St. Luke’s Medical Center.

    Sara meltdown an ‘active threat’

    Duterte called her pre-dawn press conference after House officials said they were transferring her chief of staff — who was under detention after being cited…

    Richbon Quevedo·