Bacolod City Police Office-NIR

PRO NIR on Heightened Alert Ahead of Possible Impact of Tropical Storm “Basyang”

The Police Regional Office Negros Island Region has placed all police units on heightened alert as Tropical Storm “Basyang” is forecast to affect the Negros Island Region by Friday, February 6, based on the weather advisory issued by the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA).

In line with its preparedness measures, PRO NIR has upgraded the alert status of all units to ensure rapid response and uninterrupted law enforcement operations. This measure enables the immediate deployment of personnel, intensified visibility patrols, and the swift mobilization of resources in anticipation of any emergency or weather-related incident.

To ensure a coordinated response, all units have been directed to closely coordinate with Local Government Units (LGUs) and Local Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Offices (LDRRMOs) to synchronize response actions and provide appropriate police assistance as the need arises.

Search and Rescue (SAR) Teams across the region have likewise been activated and placed on standby for possible deployment, while personnel, equipment, mobility assets, and communication systems are being readied to support continuous operations.

PRO NIR also advises the public to remain alert and take necessary precautionary measures in preparation for the possible effects of Tropical Storm “Basyang.” Residents are encouraged to monitor official weather updates, secure their homes and personal belongings, prepare emergency supplies, and follow instructions from local authorities. The public is further urged to avoid risk-prone areas and immediately report emergencies or incidents to the nearest police station.

PRO NIR continues to closely monitor the situation and remains committed to carrying out its mandate to protect lives, maintain peace and order, and support disaster response efforts before, during, and after the weather disturbance.

PRO NIR Daily Update on Continuous Monitoring and Disaster Response Operations
Tropical Storm “Basyang”
Date: February 6, 2025 | Time: As of 6:00 AM

The Police Regional Office Negros Island Region continues its round-the-clock monitoring and intensified disaster response operations in the aftermath of Tropical Storm “Basyang.” All police units across the region remain on heightened alert and are in close coordination with Local Government Units (LGUs), the Office of Civil Defense (OCD), and other partner agencies to ensure the safety, security, and welfare of affected communities.

Based on consolidated reports submitted by PRO NIR police units on the ground, the current situation is as follows:

Occupied Evacuation Centers: 30
Number of Family Evacuees: 746
Number of Individual Evacuees: 2,463
Cancelled Ship/Small Watercraft Trips: 34
Cancelled Flights: 1
Stranded Passengers: 259

All units continue to closely coordinate with the City and Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Offices (CDRRMOs/MDRRMOs) and LGUs in the preparation and implementation of search, rescue, and retrieval (SRR) and relief operations.

The Police Regional Office Negros Island Region remains steadfast in its commitment to serve, protect, and assist every affected Negrense, guided by accurate and timely reports from its police units actively deployed across the region.



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124th Police Service Anniversary

Dinner, Meet and Greet of Life Coaches with the Chief, Philippine National Police via Zoom

The Bacolod City Police Office, under the leadership of PCOL JOERESTY P CORONICA, duly represented by PLTCOL MARY ROSE SALVE PICO, DCDA with PLTCOL LESTER LEADA, DCDO and PLTCOL SHERLOCK C GABANA, C, CCADU, during the Dinner, Meet and Greet of Life Coaches with the Chief, Philippine National Police via Zoom

The activity was held at around 6:00PM on August 7, 2025, at the BCPO Conference Room, Magsaysay Avenue, Brgy. Singcang-Airport, Bacolod City, and was also attended by the BCPO Life Coaches Association Officer led by Bishop Michael Berdin, President.

This event marked a meaningful milestone in strengthening the collaboration between the Philippine National Police and the life coaching community in advancing values-based leadership, character development, and holistic well-being among police personnel.

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