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CG Nursing Service Sub-Unit BARMM, Polloc Freeport and Ecozone, Polloc, Maguindanao, Parang (2026)

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Polloc Freeport And Ecozone, Polloc, Maguindanao

03/04/2026

LOOK | Conduct of Basic Life Support (BLS) Training

The Coast Guard Nursing Service Sub-Unit BARMM successfully conducted a Basic Life Support (BLS) Training at Headquarters, Polloc Freeport Ecozone, Parang, Maguindanao, participated in by personnel from various OPCON units.

The activity aimed to equip Coast Guard personnel with essential life-saving skills in responding to medical emergencies such as cardiac arrest, choking, and respiratory distress. The training included lectures and demonstrations on proper cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), airway management, and the use of automated external defibrillators (AED).

Through this initiative, participants were able to enhance their knowledge, build confidence, and develop competence in delivering immediate and effective first response care prior to the arrival of advanced medical support.

The Nursing Service Sub-Unit BARMM remains committed to strengthening the operational readiness and medical responsiveness of all personnel by continuously conducting capacity-building activities that promote safety, preparedness, and preservation of life.

09/03/2026

LOOK | Ramadhan Kareem: “Spreading Compassion Through Free Iftar”

In the spirit of generosity and unity during the holy month of Ramadan, the Coast Guard Nursing Service Sub-Unit BARMM successfully conducted a Free Iftar Activity with the theme “Ramadhan Kareem: Spreading Compassion Through Free Iftar.” The activity aimed to share blessings and promote compassion within the community.

The meaningful initiative was led by LTJG ALFAHDZLY J ABIDIN PCG, Chief Nurse of the Nursing Service Sub-Unit BARMM, in collaboration with the Philippine Coast Guard Auxiliary. This humanitarian effort was initiated through the support and leadership of CAPT ALIMUDIN K TUNGAN PCGA, DAD, CDR BERNARD R SERO PCGA, DAS, and LCDR BAI SITTIE G PAGAYAO PCGA, together with other dedicated personnel of Coast Guard District BARMM.

The activity was conducted under the leadership and guidance of COMMO REJARD V MARFE PCG, District Commander of Coast Guard District BARMM.

The activity was successfully held at Polloc Freeport Ecozone, Parang, Maguindanao, where personnel and members of the community gathered to share the evening meal for Iftar. The event symbolized unity, compassion, and the shared commitment of the Philippine Coast Guard and its Auxiliary to serve not only in maritime safety but also in community outreach and humanitarian service.

Through this initiative, the Coast Guard Nursing Service Sub-Unit BARMM reaffirmed its dedication to fostering goodwill, strengthening community ties, and promoting the true spirit of Ramadan generosity, compassion, and service to others.

06/03/2026

LOOK | Official Turnover of Medicines and Medical Supplies

The Coast Guard Nursing Service Sub-Unit BARMM successfully received two (2) boxes of assorted medicines and medical supplies from the Integrated Provincial Health Office (IPHO) Maguindanao during a simple turnover ceremony held at Headquarter Coast Guard District BARMM Polloc Freeport Ecozone, Parang, Maguindanao.

The donation was spearheaded by CDR BERNARD R SERO PCGA, District Auxiliary Supervisor (DAS), as part of the continued commitment to strengthen health service capabilities and medical readiness in support of Coast Guard personnel and the community.

The donated items were formally received by CAPT DANISH M RUIZ PCG, Deputy Commander of Coast Guard District BARMM. The activity was conducted under the leadership and guidance of Commodore REJARD V MARFE PCG, District Commander of Coast Guard District BARMM.

This meaningful initiative highlights the strong collaboration among the Integrated Provincial Health Office of Maguindanao, the Philippine Coast Guard Auxiliary, and the Philippine Coast Guard District BARMM in promoting accessible healthcare support and enhancing the medical response capability of the unit. The donated medicines and supplies will significantly contribute to the delivery of essential medical services to Coast Guard personnel and the communities they serve.

The Coast Guard Nursing Service Sub-Unit BARMM expresses its sincere gratitude to IPHO Maguindanao and CDR BERNARD R SERO PCGA for their invaluable support and partnership in advancing health initiatives within the region.

01/03/2026

LOOK | Courtesy Call for the Conduct of Basic Life Support (BLS) Training

The Coast Guard Nursing Service Sub-Unit BARMM, headed by ENS ALFAHDZLY J ABIDIN PCG Chief Nurse, together with ENS MALIKA M ABLERA PCG General Duty Nurse, conducted a formal courtesy call to LCDR JHON PAUL E CABARUBIAS PCG, Station commander Maguindanao, in line with the upcoming conduct of Basic Life Support (BLS) Training for station personnel.

The visit aimed to formally coordinate and strengthen collaboration between the Nursing Service Sub-Unit BARMM and Station Maguindanao in promoting lifesaving competencies among Coast Guard personnel. During the meeting, key matters were discussed including the training schedule, objectives, target participants, and logistical requirements to ensure the smooth and successful implementation of the activity.

The BLS training is designed to enhance the knowledge, skills, and confidence of personnel in responding effectively to life-threatening emergencies such as cardiac arrest, choking incidents, and respiratory failure. Emphasis will be placed on early recognition of emergencies, high-quality cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), and proper use of automated external defibrillators (AED), all of which are critical in increasing survival rates during emergencies both ashore and at sea.

The Station Commander expressed his full support for the initiative, recognizing the vital role of continuous medical training and emergency preparedness in strengthening operational readiness. This engagement reflects the strong collaboration and shared commitment of both units under the Philippine Coast Guard to uphold professionalism, competence, and excellence in public service.

Through proactive leadership and sustained partnership, the Coast Guard Nursing Service Sub-Unit BARMM remains steadfast in its mission to equip personnel with essential lifesaving skills in support of maritime safety and humanitarian response.

13/02/2026

LOOK | Medical Standby for Water Safety Activity

The Coast Guard Nursing Service Sub-Unit BARMM, in coordination with the Medical Clinic BARMM, successfully provided medical standby support during the Water Safety Activity conducted by the SOU BARMM for the personnel of UNICEF Cotabato City.

The activity aimed to enhance water safety awareness, preparedness, and operational readiness among participants. Throughout the conduct of the activity, the nursing and medical teams remained on full alert to ensure the health, safety, and immediate medical needs of all personnel involved, particularly during water-based drills and physical activities.

This initiative highlights the continuing commitment of the Coast Guard Nursing Service Sub-Unit BARMM to provide timely and professional medical support during inter-agency activities, reinforcing collaboration with partner organizations and promoting a culture of safety and preparedness within the BARMM area of responsibility.

The unit remains steadfast in its mission to safeguard lives—on land and at sea—through proactive medical readiness and dedicated service.

10/02/2026

LOOK | Janazah Training Conducted

The Coast Guard Nursing Service Sub-Unit BARMM, in collaboration with the 1601st Squadron BARMM and the Coast Guard Chaplain Service, successfully conducted a Janazah (Islamic Post-Mortem Care) Training as part of its continuing efforts to strengthen culturally competent, faith-sensitive, and humane care within the service.

This activity was conducted under the continuing guidance and full support of Commodore REJARD V MARFE PCG, Acting Commander, Coast Guard District BARMM, and under the continuing supervision of Commodore LYSAMAYRA MARIE N GAVAN PCG, Chief Nurse, Philippine Coast Guard.

The training aimed to equip Coast Guard personnel with the proper knowledge and practical skills in the respectful handling, preparation, and management of deceased Muslim individuals in accordance with Islamic rites and traditions. This initiative is especially vital in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM), where cultural and religious sensitivity is essential in the delivery of effective humanitarian and medical services.

Through comprehensive lectures and hands-on demonstrations, participants gained a deeper appreciation of the religious, ethical, and cultural significance of Janazah—reinforcing the Coast Guard’s commitment to dignity, respect, and compassion in post-mortem care.

The activity further enhanced inter-unit coordination among medical, operational, and chaplain services, ensuring preparedness during emergencies, disaster response, and routine operations involving Muslim communities.

The Coast Guard Nursing Service Sub-Unit BARMM remains committed to upholding professionalism, respect for cultural diversity, and excellence in service in support of the Philippine Coast Guard’s humanitarian mandate.

02/02/2026

LOOK | Orientation and Unit Guidance for Newly Assigned Officers

The Coast Guard Nursing Service Sub-Unit BARMM successfully conducted an Orientation and Unit Guidance for Newly Assigned Officers as part of its continuing efforts to strengthen professionalism, discipline, and mission readiness within the unit.

The activity featured a series of lectures and unit guidance delivered by ENS ALFAHDZLY J ABIDIN PCG, Chief Nurse, which covered the systematic organizational structure and framework of the unit, including the delineation of functions between the Administrative and Operations components of the Coast Guard Nursing Service. The lectures emphasized roles and responsibilities, command and staff relationships, standard operating procedures, and coordination mechanisms essential to effective nursing and medical support operations.

Further discussions highlighted leadership, teamwork, accountability, and professional conduct, reinforcing the importance of unity of effort in fulfilling the Philippine Coast Guard’s healthcare mission within the BARMM Area of Responsibility.

This initiative reflects the commitment of the Coast Guard Nursing Service Sub-Unit BARMM to developing competent, disciplined, and service-oriented officers dedicated to excellence in healthcare delivery and public service.

01/02/2026

LOOK | Traditional New Year’s Call

The Coast Guard Nursing Service Sub-Unit BARMM paid a Traditional New Year’s Call to the District Commander, Commodore REJARD V MARFE PCG, as part of the time-honored Coast Guard tradition of paying courtesy and respect at the start of the year.

The visit served as an opportunity to convey New Year greetings, reaffirm commitment to duty, and strengthen unity and support between the District Command and the Nursing Service Sub-Unit in pursuit of quality healthcare services for Coast Guard personnel within the BARMM Area of Responsibility.

The Coast Guard Nursing Service Sub-Unit BARMM extends its gratitude to Commodore REJARD V MARFE PCG acting commander Coast Guard
Diatrict Bangsamoro Autonomous Region In Muslim Mindanao for the warm reception and continued guidance.

25/01/2026

LOOK: A courtesy call and coordination meeting was conducted by CDR TUNGAN KANAPIA ALIMUDIN PCGA, with the Chief Nurse, Coast Guard Nursing Service Sub-Unit BARMM, ENS ALFAHDZLY J ABIDIN PCG, to discuss the proposed conduct of health-related training activities intended to enhance the capabilities and preparedness of all Coast Guard personnel in Coast Guard District BARMM, with due consideration for religious and cultural contexts, in support of culturally and faith-sensitive healthcare service delivery in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM).

A key agenda of the discussion was the proposed conduct of Post-Mortem Care Training in accordance with Islamic Janazah rites, aimed at strengthening the knowledge and competencies of Coast Guard personnel—particularly medical and nursing personnel—in the proper, dignified, and Shari’ah-compliant handling of the deceased. The training emphasizes adherence to Islamic principles such as taharah (cleanliness), preservation of human dignity, modesty, and timely burial, while ensuring observance of applicable medical, legal, and public health protocols.

The initiative underscores the importance of integrating healthcare delivery with Islamic values, recognizing that spiritual and cultural considerations are essential components of holistic and compassionate care, especially within Muslim communities. Through this training, Coast Guard personnel will be better equipped to render faith-sensitive and culturally appropriate services during death-related incidents, emergencies, and humanitarian operations.

The proposed activity is particularly significant in the BARMM region, where respect for religious practices is vital to effective community engagement and service delivery. It is likewise timely in preparation for the upcoming holy month of Ramadan, a period that emphasizes compassion, service, dignity, and respect for life and death.

The coordination meeting was held at the Office of ENS ALFAHDZLY J ABIDIN, PCG, Chief Nurse of the Coast Guard Nursing Service Sub-Unit BARMM, at Coast Guard District BARMM, Polloc Free Port Ecozone, Parang, Maguindanao, and reaffirmed the shared commitment of CDR TUNGAN KANAPIA ALIMUDIN PCGA, and ENS ALFAHDZLY J ABIDIN PCG, to advance inclusive, ethical, and values-based health and medical training in support of Coast Guard operations and continued service to the Bangsamoro people.

15/01/2026

LOOK | Strengthening Coordination and Operational Readiness

A productive discussion was held between ENS ALFAHDZLY J ABIDIN, PCG, Chief Nurse of the Nursing Service Sub-Unit BARMM, and LTJG VASIT VENTORILLIO, PCG, Station Commander of Coast Guard Station Central Tawi-Tawi (CGS CTT) at the Office of the Chief Nurse, Headquarters Coast Guard District BARMM, Polloc Freeport Ecozone, Parang, Maguindanao.

The discussion focused on strengthening coordination and the participation of the Nursing Service in support of Coast Guard operations across the inter-island and maritime geography of BARMM, emphasizing preparedness and responsiveness in relation to the region’s unique operational and logistical challenges.

This engagement reflects the commitment of Coast Guard District BARMM to enhance inter-unit coordination and operational support, ensuring the safety and welfare of Coast Guard personnel and the communities they serve throughout the region.

12/01/2026

LOOK: LTJG JHON ERICKSON GLORIA PCG, Acting Executive Officer of BRP TUBBATAHA (MRRV-4401)paid a courtesy call to the Office of the Chief Nurse, Nursing Service Sub-Unit BARMM, as part of strengthening professional coordination and support within the Philippine Coast Guard.

The visit served as an avenue to discuss possible collaborative activities aimed at enhancing the health, welfare, and operational readiness of vessel personnel. Among the key areas discussed were the conduct of Basic Life Support (BLS) training, Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) initiatives, and other health-related concerns of shipboard personnel, particularly those assigned to long-duration maritime operations.

This engagement underscores the shared commitment of both offices to proactively address the physical and mental well-being of PCG personnel, recognizing their vital role in sustaining effective maritime safety, security, and humanitarian missions.

Such visits further reinforce unity, cooperation, and a people-centered approach in the delivery of health services across PCG units.

18/12/2025

𝗖𝗢𝗡𝗗𝗨𝗖𝗧 𝗢𝗙 𝗕𝗔𝗦𝗜𝗖 𝗟𝗜𝗙𝗘 𝗦𝗨𝗣𝗣𝗢𝗥𝗧 (𝗕𝗟𝗦) 𝗧𝗥𝗔𝗜𝗡𝗜𝗡𝗚

The Coast Guard Nursing Service Sub-Unit BARMM successfully conducted a Basic Life Support (BLS) Training for the personnel of Coast Guard Station Central Tawi-Tawi.

The activity aimed to enhance the knowledge, skills, and operational readiness of Coast Guard personnel in providing immediate and lifesaving interventions during medical emergencies. The training covered essential topics such as high-quality cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), airway management, and proper response to cardiac and respiratory arrest through lectures and hands-on demonstrations.

This initiative forms part of the continuous efforts of the Coast Guard Nursing Service Sub-Unit BARMM to strengthen the medical capability and preparedness of organic and opcon units, ensuring effective response to emergencies both on land and at sea.

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