CALABARZON OverView
The word CALABARZON refers to the five provinces of CAvite, LAguna, BAtangas, Rizal and QueZON or formerly known as Region 4A. It has 19 congressional districts, 12 major cities, 130 municipalities and 4,011 barangays of 16,558 square kilometers with two international ports located in Batangas and Quezon and eleven major industrial zones located in Cavite, Laguna and Batangas and with a total population of 11,743,110 based on the 2008 census of the National Statistics Office agency update of April 2008. The Bureau of Fire Protection CALABARZON, with a total of 1,376 uniformed and 49 non-uniformed personnel, as the only public safety agency under the Department of the Interior and Local Government with a specific mandate of:
- Prevention and suppression of all destructive fires on buildings, houses and other similar structures;
- Forests; Airports; Land Transportation vehicles and equipment;
- Ship docked and wharves; Petroleum industry installation;
- Enforcement of the Fire Code; and
- Investigation of all causes of fire;
- Assist AFP in times of National Emergencies; and
- Establish at least one fire station in each Local Government Unit nationwide with adequate personnel and equipage.
The CALABARZON BFP is currently headed by our dynamic, enthusiastic and energetic director, FIRE CHIEF SUPERINTENDENT NIMFA D CUARTEL, CEO VI, the fire service of this region continuously improves its public safety services and community programs through the full compliance of the Fire Code of the Philippines and international standards.
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The historic House of Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo in Kawit, Cavite |
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Legendary Mt. Makiling in the Province of Laguna |
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"Shooting the Rapids" at Pagsanjan River |
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LAGUNA
Laguna is aprovince of thePhilippinesfound in theCALABARZONregion inLuzon. Its capital is Santa Cruz and the province is located southeast ofMetro Manila, south of the province ofRizal, west ofQuezon, north of Batangasand east ofCavite. Laguna almost completely surroundsLaguna de Bay, the largest lake in the country. The province got its name from theSpanish wordlago, which means lake.
Laguna is also famous among tourists for thePagsanjan Falls, Pila, Laguna Town Plaza, the wood carvings created by the people of Paeteand Pakil, the hot spring resorts in Los Baños on the slopes of Mt. Makiling, andHidden Valley Springs inCalauan.
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Beautiful but active Taal Volcano is found in the Province of Batangas |
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Diving is a popular activity in Anilao, Province of Batangas |
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BATANGAS
Batangas is aprovince of thePhilippineslocated on the southwestern part of Luzon in theCALABARZONregion. Its capital isBatangas Cityand it is bordered by the provinces ofCavite andLaguna to the north andQuezon to the east. Across the Verde Island Passages to the south is the island ofMindoro and to the west lies the South China Sea.
Before the province came to be called Batangas, it was known in ancient times as the town of Bonbon. When it's Capital Town was declared to be Taal, the province also changed its name to Taal.
After some time, the Capital was transferred to the Town of Batangan, later Batangas City, and the Province changed its name once more after the Capital.
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Mystical Mt. Banahaw- a dormant volcanic peak in the Province of Quezon |
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