City Health Emergency Medical Services

June 1, 2026 | 7:48 PM

Our team responded to a single-motorcycle accident along the San Roque Bypass Road.

An 18-year-old female rider sustained injuries after losing control of her motorcycle. Our emergency medical team immediately provided on-site care, addressing pain in her left knee and treating abrasions on her left wrist. After conducting a thorough physical assessment, stabilizing her vital signs, and immobilizing the affected areas, she was safely transported to the hospital of choice for further medical evaluation.

May 24, 2026 | 8:30PM

While en route back to base from a prior dispatch, our emergency medical personnel encountered an active trauma scene in the San Roque area.

Incident Overview
The incident was a lone vehicular accident involving a single motorcycle.

Patient Assessment and Intervention
The patient, identified as a 60-year-old male motorcycle driver, was found on the scene and promptly evaluated by the CHEMS.
Sustained Injuries: The patient sustained abrasions to both hands, as well as lacerations to the left frontal area (forehead), left zygoma (cheekbone), and left maxilla (upper jaw region).

Medical Intervention: The team conducted a comprehensive physical assessment and secured the patient's vital signs. Standard wound dressing and bleeding control measures were administered on-site to stabilize the facial lacerations and hand abrasions.

The team safely transferred the patient to the hospital pf choice for advanced medical care.

May 24, 2026 | 7:16PM

our team received a 911 dispatch at exactly 7:16 PM for a vehicular trauma incident in Sta. Maria.

A vehicular accident occurred at Sta maria involving Single motor cycle (Hit and run). A 26-year-old rider Male was traveling on his motorcycle when he was sideswiped by another motorcycle whose rider recklessly fled the scene.

Our medics arrived quickly to assess the situation. Freddie sustained several injuries from the fall, including scrapes on his forehead and right shoulder, as well as bruising and abrasions around his right eye and cheek.

Our Response:
On-site Care: The team immediately stepped in to clean and carefully dress his wounds to prevent infection and manage his pain.

Transport: Once stabilized, we safely transported to the hospital of choice for further medical evaluation.

3:50 AM to 6:30 AM. A quiet timeline that speaks volumes about the dedication of our first responders.

While the rest of the world rests and transitions into a new day, Our responders are awake, waiting, and working. From the flashing blue lights of the early morning to being fully engaged at a roadside scene as the world opens up, this is the unseen life on shift.

Endless gratitude for those who serve while the city sleeps and wakes. 💙🚑

May 4,2026 | 6:30 AM

Our team was dispatched via a 911 call to a trauma emergency in Zamora, Pasonanca.

Unfortunately, we responded to yet another hit-and-run collision, this time involving a single motorcycle and a tricycle. Our team arrived to assist two individuals: 60-year-old Male, who was driving, and 51-year-old Female ( Passenger). Both victims were suffering from pain at their respective injury sites following the crash.

Our crew immediately stepped in to conduct thorough physical assessments, monitor their vital signs, and provide essential wound care to keep them as comfortable as possible. Once stabilized, both patients were safely transported to the hospital of choice for further evaluation and treatment.

May 3,2026 | 2:44 PM

our team received a 911 call for a trauma emergency involving a young child.

Upon arriving at the scene in Sinunuc, we attended to a brave 6-year-old boy, who was the victim of a hit-and-run (car vs. pedestrian). He sustained a bump to his head, as well as several scrapes and swelling on his legs and right hand.

Our team immediately stepped in to provide careful wound care, doing our best to comfort him during a scary situation. Once stabilized, patient was safely transported to the hospital of choice for further evaluation and treatment.

🌊 Seconds Count: A Life Saved by Immediate Action
Early this morning, our team responded to a medical emergency involving a near-drowning incident in the Sta. Maria area.

While these calls are always heavy, this story has a powerful silver lining. Before our wheels even hit the pavement, a significant other on the scene recognized the emergency and immediately began CPR.

The Difference Quality CPR Makes
By the time we arrived, the patient was conscious, breathing, and responsive. This outcome wasn't just luck—it was the direct result of high-quality, immediate CPR.

In a drowning or cardiac event, the brain begins to suffer within minutes. When a bystander starts chest compressions right away, they act as a manual pump, keeping oxygenated blood flowing to the brain until professional help arrives.

🚑 Scene Summary
• Initial Status: Patient was unconscious following submersion.
• Intervention: Oxygen therapy administered via nasal cannula.
• Outcome: Patient stabilized on-site.
• Vital Note: While the patient ultimately declined transport to the hospital, we strongly advise that near-drowning victims always seek a medical evaluation, as "secondary drowning" or delayed lung complications can occur hours later.

❤️ Are you prepared?
You don't need a medical degree to be a hero; you just need the training. We encourage everyone to take a basic CPR/First Aid course. You never know when those skills will be the bridge between a tragedy and a recovery.

Stay safe, look out for one another, and always keep an eye on the water.

Team on Response:
• Pilot: Gino Garcia
• Crew: Lei Molina, Gelie Amil, MJ Encarnacion

🚑 Mission Update | Trauma Response

Tonight, our team was dispatched via 911 to Eagle, Cabatangan following a report of a traumatic incident.
Upon arrival, we provided immediate care to a 43-year-old male who had sustained significant injuries following a physical altercation. Our crew focused on stabilizing the patient, managing his pain, and ensuring his head injury was properly dressed before transport.

Patient Overview & Care

• The Situation: Trauma response involving a mauling.
• Chief Complaint: Severe pain at injury sites, specifically the head and right knee.
• Clinical Findings:
• A significant 3–4 inch avulsion on the left side of the head.
• Abrasions on both hands.
• Right knee pain rated at 5/10.
• On-Scene Management: Full physical assessment, continuous vital signs monitoring, and wound care/dressing to control bleeding.

The patient was safely transported and turned over to the medical staff at Zamboanga City Medical Center (ZCMC) for further treatment.

The Team on Duty

A smooth transport is always a team effort. Grateful for the coordination of tonight’s crew:

• Pilot: Charlie Gregorio
• Lead Responders: Cherries Esguia, Elcid Ensong, and Leovir Ramos

Reminder: In any emergency, every second counts. Stay safe out there, Zamboanga. 🫡

🩺 Strengthening the Chain of Survival

We officially concluded a productive 2-day Basic Life Support (BLS) Training with the dedicated medical staff of Premier Medical Center (PMC)!

From April 27–28, our team at the City Health Office worked alongside PMC’s healthcare professionals to sharpen life-saving skills, ensuring our community remains in the safest hands possible.

A huge thank you to Premier Medical Center for choosing the City Health Office as your official training partner. Together, we are building a more resilient and heart-safe city! ❤️💪

🚑 ON STANDBY: YAKAP CARAVAN

The City Health Office - Emergency Medical Services (CHO-EMS) is officially on the ground at Recodo Central School for today’s Yakap Caravan!

As temperatures rise, our priority is ensuring the health and safety of every beneficiary. Our team is ready to provide immediate medical assistance and monitor everyone for heat-related exhaustion. Stay hydrated and stay safe, everyone! 💧☀️

📍 SITUATION REPORT (SitRep 1)

Date: April 29, 2026
Time: 08:30 AM
Location: Recodo Central School
Current Status:
• ✅ Check-in: Procedures completed with the coordinator-in-charge.
• 👥 Crowd Estimate: Approximately 100 persons as of 08:30 AM.
• 📝 Activity: Registration is currently ongoing.
• 🤝 Inter-Agency Presence: Personnel from PhilHealth, CHO, City, and Barangay are on-site to assist.

🚁 THE TEAM ON DUTY
• Pilot: Jay Baguio
• Crew: Molina | Natividad

Quick Tip: If you're attending the caravan today, please look for our medic station if you feel dizzy or unwell. Your safety is our mission!