La Union deploys personnel and equipment for Holy Week safety
The provincial government of La Union is preparing for Holy Week by deploying personnel and rescue equipment in key areas such as beaches, rivers, and churches to ensure the safety and security of travelers and visitors.
Governor Raphaelle Veronica 'Rafy' Ortega-David instructed the Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (PDRRMO) and the Provincial Health Office (PHO) to be on full alert for emergency operations during Holy Week.
Emergency teams will monitor coastal zones and churches, with rescue equipment prepositioned including an ambulance, three rescue pickup trucks, two rubber boats, a jet ski, and a service vehicle.
Two four-person teams will patrol strategic coastal locations while the PHO deploys its emergency response services to address any emergencies that may arise.
The government urges visitors to follow local advisories and swim in designated areas to ensure a safe vacation during Holy Week, reminding residents and visitors to abide by the Anti-Disturbance Ordinance prohibiting concerts and parties on Maundy Thursday and Good Friday.
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