28/09/2026
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When the alarm sounds, firefighters and other emergency responders move toward danger so that others may be safe. They are trained for the situations they face and each one is on the scene to carry out the duty their agency is mandated to perform.
The Bureau of Fire Protection Region 5 under the leadership of π
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πππππππ, πππ, Regional Director, and other response agencies are simply doing their official duties. We understand that emergencies bring fear, stress and frustration, especially when things do not go as expected because of circumstances beyond the respondersβ control. In these moments, we appeal to the public to stay calm, follow instruction and give responders the space they need to work.
Violence against responders is never acceptable. ππ πππππππππ, ππ ππππ and ππ π
ππππππππππ justifies harming the people who came to help. Physical attacks, threats and intimidation put responders at risk, delay the help that others are waiting for and may result in legal consequences.
The same goes for harassment, insults and hateful or abusive comments whether in person or online. If you have concerns or complaints, there are proper channels for it. Raise it after the incident not during the response.
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