Alert-O
Your DRRMO emergency response and public information portal for announcements, evacuation center updates, and requesting help when it matters most.
In immediate danger, call your local emergency hotline.
Emergency Hotlines
Tap to call on mobile. Keep these numbers accessible for your family.
How Alert-O Helps
Real-time information for announcements, advisories, and updates.
Faster assistance by sending clear request details and location context.
Preparedness through guidance and evacuation center information.
For full access (tracking, request history, and updates), sign in or create an account.
Before You Submit an Emergency Request
Provide accurate location and a short description (what happened, injuries, hazards).
If safe, include landmarks and contact number for responders.
For life-threatening situations, call the hotline first and then submit the request.
User Guide
A simple guide to help you stay informed, find safety, and request help quickly—especially during stressful moments.
Stay updated
Read official announcements and advisories so you can act early—not late.
Request help fast
Send clear details and location context so responders can prioritize and assist faster.
Find safe places
Locate evacuation centers and get oriented even if you’re new to the area.
Announcements are official updates from DRRMO/CDRRMO such as weather alerts, advisories, road conditions, and safety instructions.
How to use
- Open View Alerts.
- Read the most recent and high-priority posts first.
- Open details and follow any instructions (evacuate, avoid areas, prepare supplies).
Quick tip
If you’re deciding whether to evacuate, look for who is affected, time/date, and what action is required.
Use this when you need to relocate or you want to plan ahead. You can browse centers even without logging in.
How to use
- Open Evacuation Centers.
- (Optional) Allow location to see what’s nearest.
- Select a center to see details and map focus.
What to bring (quick checklist)
Essentials: water, ready-to-eat food, flashlight
Health: medicines, masks, basic first aid
Documents: IDs, contacts, important papers (protected)
Power: phone, charger, power bank
For immediate life-threatening situations, call the hotline first. Then use Alert-O to record details and location.
Best details to include
- What happened (fire, flood, injury, trapped, etc.)
- How many people need help and if anyone is injured
- Exact location + landmark (store, school, street corner)
- Hazards (downed wires, rising water, blocked roads)
- Contact number you can answer
How to submit
- Open Emergency Requests.
- Choose the correct request/report type and category.
- Pin your location (or use your current location if safe).
- Add a short, clear description and submit.
Some actions may require signing in (to protect request tracking and prevent spam).