Republic of the Philippines · Province of Cavite
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Emergency Hotlines

National Emergency Hotline

911

Police, fire, and medical emergencies, nationwide, 24/7.

Local hotline numbers for the Naic MDRRMO, police, and fire stations will be published here once they have been confirmed directly with each office. Until then, use 911 — it reaches all three.

Preparedness

Before, During, and After

Naic is coastal and partly low-lying. Flooding during the monsoon and tropical-storm season is the hazard most residents will face.

Before

  • Know whether your barangay is low-lying or coastal, and identify the nearest evacuation centre.
  • Agree on a meeting point and an out-of-town contact with your household.
  • Keep a go-bag packed during the June-to-November rainy season.
  • Follow PAGASA advisories and your barangay officials for local warnings.

During

  • Evacuate early when advised. Do not wait for water to rise before moving.
  • Never wade, swim, or drive through floodwater — depth and current are deceptive.
  • Switch off electricity at the main before water reaches outlets.
  • Stay off the roads so responders can move.

After

  • Return only when authorities declare the area safe.
  • Treat all floodwater as contaminated. Boil or disinfect drinking water.
  • Watch for leptospirosis symptoms after wading, and seek care early.
  • Report damage and missing persons to your barangay for consolidation.

Checklist

What to Pack

  • Drinking water and ready-to-eat food for at least three days
  • Flashlight, spare batteries, and a battery or hand-crank radio
  • First aid kit and a week of any regular medication
  • Photocopies of IDs and important documents in a waterproof bag
  • Phone power bank, whistle, and a change of clothes
  • Cash in small denominations

Local Risk

Flood-Prone Areas

During the July 2018 flooding, twelve barangays in Naic were placed under a state of calamity. If you live in one of these, plan your evacuation route before the rainy season starts.

  • Labac
  • Mabolo
  • Bancaan
  • Bagong Karsada
  • Bucana Malaki
  • Sapa
  • Bucana Sasahan
  • Munting Mapino
  • Timalan Balsahan
  • Timalan Concepcion
  • Balsahan
  • Latoria

Reach the Municipality

For non-emergency concerns, reports, and assistance requests