Hotline Numbers To Contact for Emergency in Bulacan

In the Philippines, it's impossible to predict when you'll require emergency aid in the event of a natural catastrophe. There are a number of different hotlines available depending on the nature of the emergency. Any kind of crisis may be a cause for concern, from house fires to car accidents to domestic violence. That is why being able to rely on support from someone in case of emergency is essential.

In this article, we cover the hotline numbers that you may call in case of any emergency if you live in the Province of Bulacan.

Hotlines to save in time of emergencies in Bulacan

Bulakenyos may phone in their emergency hotline during various crises, such as medical emergencies (heart attack, stroke, etc.), vehicle accidents, fire reports, collapsed buildings, and natural calamities (force majeure) like floods, typhoons, and earthquakes, as well other incidents that demand immediate rescue or response from authorities.

On October 28, 2021, the 911 emergency hotline of the provincial government of Bulacan was established at the Provincial Capitol Gymnasium in the City of Malolos in an effort to improve emergency response and aid to Bulakenyos. This is in addition to their existing Bulacan 566 emergency hotline.

The Bulacan rescue initiative, in conjunction with the Department of the Interior and Local Government and the Philippine Long Distance Telephone Company, is inside the jurisdiction of the Bulacan Rescue's Communications, Command, and Control Center (C4) of their Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (PDRRMO).

This was also in accordance with former President Duterte's Executive Order No. 56, which mandated that all local government entities create their own 911 call centers as a nationwide emergency answering point where calls would be free of charge.

Bulacan authorities said that the Bulacan 566 will not be rendered useless since it can still be called anytime of the day, 7 days a week to react to emergencies. According to them, this 911 hotline may assist 566 maintain public order and safety, and fight criminals, with the use of this number. Go Live has made it possible to phone 911 even when there is no Internet connection, and the wait time is significantly reduced.

In order to increase situational awareness and speed up reaction times, Go Live 911 makes use of Touchpoint software to make direct phone calls to first responders.

Emergency hotline numbers in Bulacan Province

Below are the crisis hotline and local call center for national disaster risk reduction management council emergency response unit in the Bulacan provincial government local government units:

Meycauayan Bulacan

Rescue

- (044) 8323-04-04

- 0915-707-7929

- 0925-707-7929

Bureau of Fire protection

- (044) 8228-91-67

- 0922-210-3168

PNP

- 0916-582-7475

Malolos Bulacan

Rescue

- (044) 8760-51-60

PNP

- (044) 8796-24-83

- 0933-610-4327

Red Cross

- (044) 8662-59-22

Calumpit Bulacan

Rescue

- (044) 913-72-95

- 0923-401-4305

- 0916-390-3931

PNP

- 0995-966-4427

- 0933-197-8736

Fire

- (044) 8913-72-89

- 0925-522-5237

Hagonoy Bulacan

Rescue

- (044)8793-58-11

- 0925-885-5811

Baliuag Bulacan

Rescue

- 0917-505-7827

Norzagaray Bulacan

Rescue

- 0916-359-0233

Sta.Maria Bulacan

Rescue

- 0925-773-7283

Bustos Bulacan

Rescue

- (044) 8761-10-98

San Miguel Bulacan

Rescue

- (044) 8762-10-20

- 0995-059-5054

- 0928-187-6784

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On July 1, the National Disaster Resilience Month (NDRM) was officially inaugurated as part of a month-long event by the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC).

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Being one of the nations in the Pacific Ring of Fire and Typhoon Belt, the Philippines marks National Disaster Resilience Month every July in accordance with Executive Order No. 29, issued on June 28, 2017, as a means of preparing for the annual average of 20 typhoons and volcanic eruptions. It is mandated by EO No. 29 that NDRM should be observed throughout the nation through the conduct of activities related to the development of disaster resilience.

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