In the Eye of the Story
As exciting as it may seem, the life of a journalist is, no doubt, fraught with peril. In trying to...
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Water, Water, Everywhere
“It was total darkness—no man’s land,” Cainta Mayor Mon Ilagan describes how night fell on the day Ondoy struck on...
Things to Ponder on Bank Security
Security, as we always hear, is EVERYBODY’S CONCERN—true enough in words but never in action. In most bank robbery cases,...
The HART of the Matter
For most corporations, particularly multinational ones, training personnel for emergency and evacuation scenarios is a priceless investment. And we’re not...
Hands On- Philippine National Red Cross Chairman Gordon recalls rough rescues and weighs in on what it takes to be prepared
When disasters hit, the matter of personal preparedness is one thing. But to know that, in moments of great distress...
Fail-safe: Are Rescue Personnel Safe?
Members of rescue personnel are a breed apart. They are among the first to go into dangerous situations to rescue...
Protecting Your Home and Privacy During the Rainy Season
The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) announced on the 1st week of June that the rainy season...
Break… In Case of Emergency
Unless you are a real life MacGyver (whose super intelligence can craft effective escape/detonation devices out of alcohol and sugar—or...
Spoiled rotten: food poisoning in a calamity
In a small town in San Pedro, Laguna over 200 residents displaced by typhoon Ondoy ate their early dinner after...
