Embedded Files
DRRM Coordinators' Profile
DRRM Coordinators' Profile
LAISA MADEL M. CINCHES
Zamboanga del Norte Division
JANREY M. FLORES
Zamboanga del Sur Division
RIOMAR M. SUBIZA
Zamboanga City
ETHYL KIMBERLY S. LABADAN
Zamboanga Sibugay
SHARIF MAJDI A. JULABBI
Isabela City Division
CHRISTIAN JAMES S. PACO
Dipolog City Division
JONATHAN D. RELUYA
Dapitan City Division
TEODORA M. ORTIZ
Pagadian City Division
KATHLENN GRACE F. BAGUIO
Regional Office
TBA
Province of Sulu
Links
Links
Incident Management Reporting System (IMRS) CO App
Organizational Profile of the Zamboanga Peninsula DRRM Coordinators
DRRMS Virtual Operations Center
Central Office
Capacity Survey of DepEd DRRM Coordinators
DepEd Regional Office IX
Website
DRRM Directory
CO/RO/DO
Contingency Plan of Zamboanga Peninsula
Local Incident Report Sheet
for ZamPen DRRM
RIX ADM Tool
(Sheet from DepED Regional Office - PPRD
Region IX- Zamboanga Peninsula covers the Provinces of Zamboanga del Norte, Zamboanga Sibugay, and Zamboanga del Sur. It has four (4) component cities: Dapitan City, Dipolog City, Isabela City, and Pagadian City, with one (1) highly urbanized city- Zamboanga City. The regional center is the City of Pagadian. The region lies in the southernmost portion of the Philippine archipelago, at the western part of Mindanao Island. The Sulu Sea bounds it on the north; Misamis Occidental, Lanao del Norte, and Panguil Bay on the east; Illana Bay and Moro Gulf on the south; and the Celebes Sea on the west. The Zamboanga Peninsula is strategically situated near Sabah, Malaysia, Brunei Darussalam, and Indonesia.
Region IX- Zamboanga Peninsula covers the Provinces of Zamboanga del Norte, Zamboanga Sibugay, and Zamboanga del Sur. It has four (4) component cities: Dapitan City, Dipolog City, Isabela City, and Pagadian City, with one (1) highly urbanized city- Zamboanga City. The regional center is the City of Pagadian. The region lies in the southernmost portion of the Philippine archipelago, at the western part of Mindanao Island. The Sulu Sea bounds it on the north; Misamis Occidental, Lanao del Norte, and Panguil Bay on the east; Illana Bay and Moro Gulf on the south; and the Celebes Sea on the west. The Zamboanga Peninsula is strategically situated near Sabah, Malaysia, Brunei Darussalam, and Indonesia.
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