Municipal Environment and Natural Resources Desk - MENRO Oas

08/10/2026

October 8, 2026

Thru the leadership of Hon. Mayor John Kenneth M. Trinidad, the Municipal Environment and Natural Resources Desk - MENRO Oas, attended the 4th Quarter PAMB Meeting MT. Masaraga Protected Landscape (MMPL) at LGU Ligao City, Conference Hall.

05/10/2026

DOH: PROTEKTAHAN ANG SARILI LABAN SA MATINDING INIT

Ang El Niño ay nangyayari kapag umiinit ang malaking bahagi ng Karagatang Pasipiko. Dahil dito, mas mainit ang panahon at mas kaunti ang ulan sa loob ng ilang buwan. May ulan pa rin, pero hindi ito kasing dalas ng karaniwan.

Kung may makitang palatandaan ng heat stroke, tumawag agad sa National Emergency Hotline 911 o dalhin sa pinakamalapit na health facility sa inyong lugar.

05/10/2026

EL NINO PREVENTIVE MEASURES

28/09/2026

25/09/2026

September 25, 2026

Thru the leadership of Hon. Mayor John Kenneth M. Trinidad, the Municipal Environment and Natural Resources Desk - MENRO Oas conducted an ocular inspection in the lowland barangays to monitor the implementation of the weekly clean up drive activity.

In response to the dengue cases in Albay, MENRO Oas reminded barangay officials to prioritize areas that may serve as potential mosquito breeding such as stagnant water, clogged drainage, and other areas where water can accumulate.

Through continuous coordination with barangays, we can help maintain a clean environment and reduce the risk of dengue in our community.

24/09/2026

September 24, 2026

Thru the Leadership of Hon. Mayor John Kenneth M. Trinidad, the Municipal Environment and Natural Resources Desk - MENRO Oas , conducted an ocular inspection in Barangay Calzada following a reported garbage dumpsite, as relayed by Engr. Ralph John Pecundo of DENR-EMB 5.

In response, Barangay Captain. Edgar Relleve, together with the barangay officials immediately took action and conducted a clean- up activity in the reported area to address the accumulation of waste and restore cleanliness and proper waste management within the community.

17/09/2026

September 17, 2026

Thru the leadership of Hon. Mayor John Kenneth M. Trinidad, the Municipal Environment and Natural Resources Desk - MENRO Oas conducted an ocular inspection together with Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction And Management Office (MDRRMO) Oas, In response to the alarming increase in Dengue cases in Albay, the Local Government Unit of Oas joins the intensified efforts to protect our communities through a simultaneous clean-up activity in all barangays.

This initiative aims to eliminate possible mosquito breeding sites, particularly areas with stagnant water, accumulated garbage, and other materials that may contribute to the spread of Dengue.
We call on all barangay officials, residents, volunteers, and community members to actively participate in maintaining clean and safe surroundings.

17/09/2026

𝐉𝐔𝐒𝐓 𝐈𝐍: The Provincial Incident Management Team (PIMT) releases the latest New Dengue Cases based on Daily Dengue Report No. 05, as of September 16, 2026.

A total of 𝟏𝟖𝟕 𝐧𝐞𝐰 𝐝𝐞𝐧𝐠𝐮𝐞 𝐜𝐚𝐬𝐞𝐬 is reported in the province.

16/09/2026

INCIDENT MANAGEMENT TEAM
(DENGUE ALERT) ADVISORY

September 16, 2026

Subject: Implementation of the Daily "4 O’Clock Habit": Mosquito Search and Destroy CampaignIn response to the heightened risk of mosquito-borne illnesses, all local government units (LGUs), parish churches, fire stations, educational institutions, business establishments and public/private offices are hereby enjoined to actively participate in the simultaneous daily "4 O’Clock Habit" Search and Destroy Campaign, commencing on September 17, 2026.

To ensure synchronized community participation, all designated entities are directed to sound their respective bells, chimes, sirens, alarms, or early warning systems daily at 4:00 p.m.

Action Protocol Upon the SignalChurches & Schools: Ring church bells or school alarms for 15 seconds at 4:00 p.m. to alert surrounding neighborhoods and signal student/staff to clear outdoor grounds.

Fire Stations and LGUs: Sound sirens or emergency early warning systems for 15 seconds to initiate the community-wide cleanup.Offices and Commercial Establishments: Trigger internal alert systems or public address system announcements to prompt employees to inspect their premises.

Focus of the Daily Clean-upUpon hearing the 4:00 p.m. signal, all personnel, residents, and stakeholders are expected to spend 10-15 minutes inspecting and cleaning their immediate environment.

The primary objective is to eliminate standing water and destroy potential mosquito breeding sites including:Clogged gutters, drains, and water channelsUncovered water storage containers, drums, and buckets, Flower vases, plant saucers, discarded tires, and trash receptacles.

This campaign also follows the Department of Health’s 4Ts Campaign:

Taob: turn over containers
Taktak: empty water-holding items
Tuyo: dry empty water-holding items
Takip: cover water storage and containersYour full cooperation and immediate dissemination of this advisory to all sub-offices and community members are highly encouraged to ensure the success of this public health measure.

For immediate implementation and strict compliance.

OSCAR ROBERT H. CRISTOBAL
Incident Commander
APSEMO Department Head

14/09/2026