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    The document discusses campus safety and security based on Philippine law and best practices. It outlines the constitutional duty of the Armed Forces to protect state security and sovereignty. It also discusses establishing campus security measures like pedestrian controls and vehicle barriers. The document proposes organizing an emergency management team with subgroups focused on disaster assessment, rescue, firefighting, transportation, relief, engineering and first aid. It provides safety measures for earthquakes, such as taking cover, staying away from windows, and assuming a protective position until the shaking stops.

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    The document discusses campus safety and security based on Philippine law and best practices. It outlines the constitutional duty of the Armed Forces to protect state security and sovereignty. It also discusses establishing campus security measures like pedestrian controls and vehicle barriers. The document proposes organizing an emergency management team with subgroups focused on disaster assessment, rescue, firefighting, transportation, relief, engineering and first aid. It provides safety measures for earthquakes, such as taking cover, staying away from windows, and assuming a protective position until the shaking stops.

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    Campus Safety and Security

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    The document discusses campus safety and security based on Philippine law and best practices. It outlines the constitutional duty of the Armed Forces to protect state security and sovereignty. It also discusses establishing campus security measures like pedestrian controls and vehicle barriers. The document proposes organizing an emergency management team with subgroups focused on disaster assessment, rescue, firefighting, transportation, relief, engineering and first aid. It provides safety measures for earthquakes, such as taking cover, staying away from windows, and assuming a protective position until the shaking stops.

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    CAMPUS SAFETY

    AND SECURITY
    SECURITY
    By Maguigad (2012)

    The quality or state of


    being secure or free
    from danger (safety)
    or any form of
    Physical aggression.
    NATIONAL
    SECURITY
    1987 Philippine Constitution

    Article II
    Section 3

    The Armed Forces of The Philippines


    is the protector of the people and the
    state. Its goal is to secure the
    sovereignty of the state and the
    integrity of the national security.
    1987 Philippine Constitution

    Article II
    Section 4 further exp
    lains:

    The prime duty of the Govern


    ment is to serve and protect p
    eople.
    1987 Philippine Constitution

    Article II
    Section 4

    The Government may call upon the


    people to defend the state and, in
    fulfillment thereof, all citizens may
    be required, under conditions
    provided by law, to render personal,
    military, or civil service.
    1987 Philippine Constitution

    Article II
    Section 5 adds:

    The maintenance of peace and order,


    the protection of life, liberty and
    property and the promotion of
    General welfare are essential for the
    enjoyment by all the people of the
    blessings of democracy.
    CAMPUS SECURITY
    MEASURES
    PHYSICAL SECURITY
     Implementation of Pedestrian Security
     Installation of Physical and human barriers

     Enforcement of vehicle control


    ORGANIZATION
    OF THE CAMPUS
    EMERGENCY
    MANAGEMENT
    By Dr. Bernard R. Ramirez
    Chairperson
    PHYSICAL SECURITY
     Vice Chairperson
    Implementation of Pedestrian Security
     Installation of Physical and human barriers
    Security Disaster Assessment Response Team
    Enforcement of vehicle control
     Force Rescue
    Team
    Fire
    Fighting Transport
    Team Team

    Relief Engineering
    and
    Team Rehabilitation
    Team
    Evacuation First aid
    Team
    Team
    EARTHQUAKE
    Sudden ground motion or series of it, originating in a
    limited region inside the earth and spreading from this
    point in all directions.
    SAFETY MEASURES
    Take cover under a desk or table
    SAFETY MEASURES
    Stay away from windows
    SAFETY MEASURES
    Assume a crash position on your knees, with your head
    down, and hands clasped behind your neck or head.
    SAFETY MEASURES
    Count aloud 60. An earthquake rarely lasts longer than 60
    seconds.
    SAFETY MEASURES
    Remain Calm
    SAFETY MEASURES
    Do not try to get out of the premises if there is danger
    SAFETY MEASURES
    Stay away from electrical fixtures and glass windows

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