Sunday, January 29, 2012
Fire Call of 2012 in Iloilo City
January 28, 2012 1730Hrs - Firecall at Rizal Pala-Pala Zone 2, City Proper, Iloilo City.
January 24, 2012 1305Hrs - Firecall at Brgy. Villa Anita, Aurora Subd., Delgado Street.
January 24, 2012 1245Hrs - Firecall at Brgy Camalig, Jaro.
January 22, 2012 1730Hrs - Firecall at Zone 2 Tanza-Timawa, Tanza-Esperanza and Brgy. Malipayon.
January 10, 2012 1610Hrs - Firecall at Iloilo Doctor's Hospital, 3rd floor.
source: Iloilo City Crisis/Disaster Risk Reduction Management Office & Federation Fire
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Dinagyang 2012 Preparations is in full swing.
Today, Tuesday of January 17, 2012 in freedom grandstand. The preparations in the said location is in full swing for the 2012 Dinagyang Festival.
Monday, January 16, 2012
Dinagyang 2012 Schedules of Activities
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
ICER History
Upon its creation ICER was composed only of six persons, namely; Launcelot Abanio, Darwin Joemil Papa, Eugene Lamasan, Philip Balmores, Randy Pleñago, and Robby Natividad; the six started the operation of ICER utilizing only basic improvised rescue and medical equipments. Nevertheless, the lack of proper equipment did not hamper the operation of the unit, it even pushed the pioneer members to seek more knowledge and expertise in specialized response fields to further enhance their knowledge and confidence in responding to emergencies.
2010, seven years after its foundation, and after having braved storms, fires, vehicular accidents, bombings, several other major incidents, and after braving a tough, dangerous, and more often deadly and hard-laden path, the Iloilo City Emergency Responders, its pioneers, team leaders and members have gone the distance, and have proven themselves worthy to be called the chosen few.
After seven years of hardships and trials, ICER has developed its ranks and personnel, at the moment there is around 150 volunteer and paid staff that are giving their precious time and energy for the safety of the citizens of Iloilo City.
ICER Anti-Dengue pilot operations
Sunday, April 3, 2011
9 victims pick-up and taxi accident in Jaro, Iloilo
Last April 2, 2011, ICER received a call that a taxi and a pick-up truck full of passengers collided in Commission Civil, Jaro, Iloilo City. Three ICER ambulances rushed to the scene, as well as two striker-owned vehicles.
The pick-up truck consisted of seven passengers, while the taxi has four (each including their respective drivers).
Four of the seven passengers of the pick-up truck sustained injuries, while the other three were spared. However, all of the passengers of the taxi were injured.
ICER asked for assistance from the Bureau of Fire Ambulance and the Philippine Red Cross Ambulance to transport the injured to the different hospitals.
Saturday, March 19, 2011
Thursday, February 24, 2011
ICER Emergency Hotline Awareness

Friday, January 28, 2011
Official Account on email and contact numbers.

Official Facebook account: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=141108837855
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
ICER Mission - Vision
“MISSION”
“to provide timely and efficient medical and trauma care to victims of disasters and emergencies, and to alleviate the grief suffered by those left by letting them know that someone cares, and are prepared to respond to them should the need arise”
“VISION”
“to provide the City of Iloilo with an efficient, timely, and state of the art Emergency Medical Services system, that is at par with the best in the world”
INTRODUCTION
Founded on July 25, 2003, the Iloilo City Emergency Responders, a response unit composed of both paid and volunteer staff, tasked to cater and respond to emergencies within the Iloilo City area of responsibility, it was founded together with the Iloilo City Crisis/Disaster Management Office, and acted as the in-house emergency responder of the latter.
Upon its creation ICER was composed only of six persons, namely; Launcelot Abanio, Darwin Joemil Papa, Eugene Lamasan, Philip Balmores, Randy Pleñago, and Robby Natividad; the six started the operation of ICER utilizing only basic improvised rescue and medical equipments. Nevertheless, the lack of proper equipment did not hamper the operation of the unit, it even pushed the pioneer members to seek more knowledge and expertise in specialized response fields to further enhance their knowledge and confidence in responding to emergencies.
2010, seven years after its foundation, and after having braved storms, fires, vehicular accidents, bombings, several other major incidents, and after braving a tough, dangerous, and more often deadly and hard-laden path, the Iloilo City Emergency Responders, its pioneers, team leaders and members have gone the distance, and have proven themselves worthy to be called the chosen few.
After seven years of hardships and trials, ICER has developed its ranks and personnel, at the moment there is around 150 volunteer and paid staff that are giving their precious time and energy for the safety of the citizens of Iloilo City.
It all started with a dare!
When then PNRC Iloilo Chapter Administrator Mr. Raul Garganera, asked Engr. Jose G. Papa, if he could put up a team to become Iloilo City's entry for the Regional Rescue Olympics, thus the ICE Responders was born and was originally composed of only six members, namely Launcelot Abanio, Darwin Joemil Papa, Randy Pleñago, Robby Natividad, Phillip Balmores, and Eugene Lamasan.
During the scenario and events practice for the competition, the combined knowledge and enthusiasm of the founding members resulted in fits of disagreement that sometimes to the eyes of the uninitiated bordered in enraged arguments. However without these constant arguments and word wars, there would never have been a team that performed like clockwork in the Rescue Olympics, and the same performance also bought the Championship Trophy for the team.