Barangay Lucnab Baguio City Official

04/08/2026

BaRKaDa Clean up Drive!!
Barangay Street Sweepers, Volunteer, continues to keep our roads clean and safe .

28/07/2026

Please be reminded accordingly

28/07/2026

BUSINESS PERMIT NEW APPLICATION

Business Permit application is available online via the eBPLS Portal at ebpls.baguio.gov.ph .

27/07/2026

The Street Sweepers and Barangay Council, gathered for one purpose to clean their community. Mud and overgrown grass were no hindrance. some cleared canals, other trimmed the grass along the road and some picked up trash.

27/07/2026

With Garatitude Vibe , Thank you & Item Returned.

20/07/2026

CONDUCT A CLEAN -UP DRIVE AND DIFFERENT PUROKS

13/07/2026

REMOVE GARBAGE AND OVERGROWN VEGETATION and DIFFERENT PUROKS, RAISE ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS, AND ENCOURAGE ACTIVE PARTICIPATION OF THE VOLUNTEER IN MAINTAINING BARANGAY CLEANLINESS.

09/07/2026

⚠️ COMMUNITY UPDATE: EARTHQUAKE REALITY CHECK & PREPAREDNESS

Residents in Baguio City and neighboring areas of Luzon were shaken yesterday afternoon, July 9, 2026, at 2:33 PM, by a Magnitude 4.5 earthquake.

Following the tremor, an immediate alarm was raised. Evacuation protocols were put into action as various barangays promptly evacuated schools, offices, homes and establishments to gather in safe open areas.

📊 OFFICIAL SEISMIC DATA
Source: Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS-DOST)
Date & Time: July 9, 2026 – 02:33 PM
Magnitude: 4.5
Depth: 10 km (Shallow)
Epicenter: Near Tuba, Benguet (16.31^\circ\text{N}, 120.55^\circ\text{E} — 9 km South 7° West of Tuba)

🔴 Reported Intensities (PEIS)
Intensity V (Strong): Baguio City, Benguet
(Characterized by strong shaking felt throughout buildings; loose objects may fall, liquids spill, and vehicles rock noticeably.)

Intensity IV (Moderately Strong): Aringay, La Union
Intensity III (Weak): Sison, Pangasinan
Intensity II (Slightly Felt): Urdaneta, Pangasinan
Intensity I (Scarcely Perceptible): Cuyapo and Lingayen, Pangasinan

🛑 THE WAKE-UP CALL: Are We Truly Ready?
Yesterday’s tremor was a sudden reminder that earthquakes offer no advance warning. While a Magnitude 4.5 event is moderate, registering a Strong Intensity V in our immediate area tests the actual limits of our community's emergency response. It forces us to ask a critical question: How well did our drills actually prepare us when the ground started shaking?

🧒 Prioritizing Children and Vulnerable Sectors
In any sudden disaster, our priority must be those who face the highest risk: our children, the elderly, and persons with disabilities (PWDs).

Testing School and Home Drills: Regular "Duck, Cover, and Hold" exercises in our schools and homes cannot just be a routine checklist. They must build instant muscle memory so that children react automatically without panicking.

Assistance Protocols: Yesterday’s event highlights the absolute necessity of established community "buddy systems" to ensure vulnerable individuals are not left behind during high-stress building evacuations.

Disaster preparedness isn't a seasonal task—it is a daily commitment. This event serves as a live drill to help us identify gaps in our communication, evacuation routes, and personal emergency kits (Go Bags).

Let us use this momentum to double down on our household emergency plans and look out for one another.

Stay alert, stay informed, and let's keep our community safe.


Photo Credits: SK Chairman and PTCA President

09/07/2026

09/07/2026

Happy Nutrition Month
pwede bang ganito na lang ang ating pa contest😄