Press Releases & Publications

Lionheart TV: Fire Season Is Here: BFP Flags March to May as Peak Fire Months Nationwide

Mar 03, 2026

As Fire Prevention Month begins this March, the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) warned the public that March, April, and May remain the most fire-prone months nationwide, urging Filipinos to treat fire safety as a daily responsibility.
As Fire Prevention Month begins this March, the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) warned the public that March, April, and May remain the most fire-prone months nationwide, urging Filipinos to treat fire safety as a daily responsibility.
wheresrr: Fire Season Is Here: BFP Flags March to May as Peak Fire Months Nationwide

Mar 02, 2026

As Fire Prevention Month begins this March, the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) warned the public that March, April, and May remain the most fire-prone months nationwide, urging Filipinos to treat fire safety as a daily responsibility. Data show th...
As Fire Prevention Month begins this March, the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) warned the public that March, April, and May remain the most fire-prone months nationwide, urging Filipinos to treat fire safety as a daily responsibility. Data show that in Metro Manila, fire incidents peak in March and April, while April consistently records the highest number of fires across the country.
The Manila Post: Fire Season Is Here: BFP Flags March to May as Peak Fire Months Nationwide

Mar 02, 2026

As Fire Prevention Month begins this March, the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) warned the public that March, April, and May remain the most fire-prone months nationwide, urging Filipinos to treat fire safety as a daily responsibility. Data show tha...
As Fire Prevention Month begins this March, the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) warned the public that March, April, and May remain the most fire-prone months nationwide, urging Filipinos to treat fire safety as a daily responsibility. Data show that in Metro Manila, fire incidents peak in March and April, while April consistently records the highest number of fires across the country.

Mar 02, 2026

As Fire Prevention Month begins this March, the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) warned the public that March, April, and May remain the most fire-prone months nationwide, urging Filipinos to treat fire safety as a daily responsibility. Data show th...
As Fire Prevention Month begins this March, the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) warned the public that March, April, and May remain the most fire-prone months nationwide, urging Filipinos to treat fire safety as a daily responsibility. Data show that in Metro Manila, fire incidents peak in March and April, while April consistently records the highest number of fires across the country.
Wazzup Pilipinas: Fire Season Is Here: BFP Flags March to May as Peak Fire Months Nationwide

Mar 02, 2026

As Fire Prevention Month begins this March, the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) warned the public that March, April, and May remain the most fire-prone months nationwide, urging Filipinos to treat fire safety as a daily responsibility.
As Fire Prevention Month begins this March, the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) warned the public that March, April, and May remain the most fire-prone months nationwide, urging Filipinos to treat fire safety as a daily responsibility.
Manila Republic: Fire Season Is Here: BFP Flags March to May as Peak Fire Months Nationwide

Mar 02, 2026

As Fire Prevention Month begins this March, the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) warned the public that March, April, and May remain the most fire-prone months nationwide, urging Filipinos to treat fire safety as a daily responsibility.
As Fire Prevention Month begins this March, the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) warned the public that March, April, and May remain the most fire-prone months nationwide, urging Filipinos to treat fire safety as a daily responsibility.
Corner Magazine PH: Fire Season Is Here: BFP Flags March to May as Peak Fire Months Nationwide

Mar 02, 2026

As Fire Prevention Month begins this March, the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) warned the public that March, April, and May remain the most fire-prone months nationwide, urging Filipinos to treat fire safety as a daily responsibility. Data show tha...
As Fire Prevention Month begins this March, the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) warned the public that March, April, and May remain the most fire-prone months nationwide, urging Filipinos to treat fire safety as a daily responsibility. Data show that in Metro Manila, fire incidents peak in March and April, while April consistently records the highest number of fires across the country.
TET Events Tribune Fire Season Is Here: BFP Flags March to May as Peak Fire Months Nationwide

Mar 02, 2026

As Fire Prevention Month begins this March, the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) warned the public that March, April, and May remain the most fire-prone months nationwide, urging Filipinos to treat fire safety as a daily responsibility.
As Fire Prevention Month begins this March, the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) warned the public that March, April, and May remain the most fire-prone months nationwide, urging Filipinos to treat fire safety as a daily responsibility.
March-May most fire-prone months

Mar 02, 2026

THE Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) on Monday urged the public to be vigilant as March, April, and May remain the most fire-prone months in the country. In a statement, the BFP said fire incidents in Metro Manila peak in March and April, with the hi...
THE Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) on Monday urged the public to be vigilant as March, April, and May remain the most fire-prone months in the country. In a statement, the BFP said fire incidents in Metro Manila peak in March and April, with the highest number of fire incidents consistently being recorded in April.
NG911 vs E911: Key Differences Every PSAP Should Know

Feb 24, 2026

Emergency response has always evolved alongside the way people communicate. For decades, Enhanced 911 (E911), the upgraded version of legacy systems, provided a dependable foundation for public safety agencies across the country.  Today, however, th...
Emergency response has always evolved alongside the way people communicate. For decades, Enhanced 911 (E911), the upgraded version of legacy systems, provided a dependable foundation for public safety agencies across the country.  Today, however, the nature of emergencies, and the technology used by the public, has changed significantly. Next Generation 911 (NG911) represents the evolution of emergency communications, designed to meet modern demands while maintaining the reliability PSAPs requi...