ILIGAN CITY

PROFILE:LOCATIONDATE CREATEDLAND AREACLIMATEPOPULATIONNO. OF BARANGAYSMAJOR DIALECTCULTURAL MINORITYTOURISM

Location:Iligan City is situated in Northern Mindanao (Region 10). Approximately 800 kilometers southeast of Manila. The City is part of the first district of the province of Lanao del Norte.

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Date Created:June 16, 1950 under R.A. 525

Land Area:81,337 hectares (813.37 sq. km.)

Climate:Short dry season (for one to three months). Rainfall is evenly distributed throughout the year.

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Population:308,046(Aug.2007 NSO Census)

No. of Barangays:44

Major Dialect:Cebuano

Cultural Minority:Higaonons, Maranao, Kolibugan

Tourism:24 waterfalls, 8 springs, 15 caves

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BOMBING

DEFINITION:A problem is an "issue" or obstacle which makes it difficult to achieve a desired goal, objective or purpose. It refers to a situation, condition, or issue that is yet unresolved. ...

BOMB:In unconventional warfare, "bomb"

can refer to any of a limitless range for offensive weaponry. For instance in the recent Iraq conflicts, "bombs" known as IED’s or Improvised Explosive Devices have been employed by insurgent fighters to great effectiveness.

In Iligan City

December 17,2008Two bomb explosions followed one after

the other, rocking two malls packed with Christmas shoppers in the southern Philippine City of Iligan in the afternoon. The first bomb exploded at around 1.25 p.m. inside the Unicity Commercial Center in Iligan City and this was followed by another blast 20 minutes later at the Jerry Supermart in downtown Iligan City.

JERRY’S SUPERMART BOMBING

UNICITY BOMBING

Another Bomb Attack Cases in Iligan City

Market PlaceShopping CentreMallsBus TerminalPortsEtc. Crowded Places

Do’s and Don'ts

DO’SWhat should I do during a terrorist bombing? If you are in a bombing event: Leave the area immediately. Avoid crowds. Crowds of people may be targeted for a second attack. Avoid unattended cars and trucks. Unattended cars and trucks may

contain explosives. Stay away from damaged buildings to avoid falling glass and bricks.

Move at least 10 blocks or 200 yards away from damaged buildings. Follow directions from people in authority (police, fire, EMS, or

military personnel, or from school or workplace supervisors). Call 9-1-1 once you are in a safe area, but only if police, fire, or EMS

has not arrived. Help others who are hurt or need assistance to leave the area if you

are able. If you see someone who is seriously injured, seek help. Do not try to manage the situation alone.

DON’T’SStaying near the bomb.Shouting and panicking. Crossing the caution line of the police.

Staying in a place which is expose to the bomb.

During BombingIf you are in a bombing event:Leave the area immediately.Avoid crowds. Crowds of people may be targeted for

a second attack.Avoid unattended cars and trucks. Unattended cars

and trucks may contain explosives.Stay away from damaged buildings to avoid falling

glass and bricks. Move at least 10 blocks or 200 yards away from damaged buildings.

Follow directions from people in authority (police, fire, EMS, or military personnel, or from school or workplace supervisors).

Call 9-1-1 once you are in a safe area, but only if police, fire, or EMS has not arrived.

Help others who are hurt or need assistance to leave the area if you are able. If you see someone who is seriously injured, seek help. Do not try to manage the situation alone.

After BombingFollow your family, job, or school emergency disaster plan

for leaving and staying away from the scene of the event. Remember, returning to the scene will increase the risk of danger for rescue workers and you.

Avoid crowds. Crowds of people may be targeted for a second attack.

Avoid unattended cars and trucks. Unattended cars and trucks may contain explosives.

Stay away from damaged buildings to avoid falling glass and bricks. Move at least 10 blocks or 200 yards away from damaged buildings.

Follow directions from people in authority (police, fire, EMS, or military personnel, or from school or workplace supervisors).

Call 9-1-1 once you are in a safe area, but only if police, fire, or EMS has not arrived to help injured people.

Help others who are hurt or need assistance to leave the area if you are able. If you see someone who is seriously injured, seek help. Do not try to manage the situation alone.

Listen to your radio or television for news and instructions.

When should I go to the hospital or clinic?Seek medical attention if you have any of the following problems:

Excessive bleedingTrouble breathingPersistent coughTrouble walking or using an arm or legStomach, back or chest painsHeadacheBlurred vision or burning eyesDry mouthVomiting or diarrheaRash or burning skinHearing problemsInjuries that increase in pain, redness or swellingInjuries that do not improve after 24 to 48 hours

Prevention and Security FIRE DEPARTMENT

Del Pilar St. -------------- ---------------------------160 or 161Central Station -------------------------------------------221 6516Sub-station Saray --------------------------------------- 223 9037

POLICE DEPARTMENT Emergency ----------------- ------------------------------166/167Desk Officer --------------------------------------------- 169Nonucan Station ---------------------------------------- 165Dalipuga Station ---------------------------------------- 168Tambacan Station –------------------------------------- 162

HOSPITALDon Gregorio T. Lluch Hospital -----------------------221 2535Mercy Community Hospital Camague Hwy----------221-3762

EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE Iligan City Government Communication Center 221-8459 / 492-1197 /

351-6497

Disaster Management Operations Center: --------------811 or 221-3215

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“BE ALWAYS AWARE”

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