21/09/2026
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The San Juan Municipal Police Station conducted an orientation on the B.E.S.T. School Alert and Rapid Response System at San Juan Senior High School during the schoolโs Joint Flag Raising Ceremony on Monday, September 21.
The B.E.S.T. system stands for Build Partnership, Early Detection, Swift Alert, and Tactical Response, a school-based alert and rapid response mechanism designed to strengthen coordination during emergencies and safety concerns.
The activity was attended by representatives from the PNP San Juan, BFP San Juan, and MDRRMO San Juan, together with school personnel.
Following the flag-raising ceremony, School Head Mr. Elmer G. Samarita welcomed the participating agencies and emphasized the importance of coordination between the school and its partner agencies in addressing safety concerns.
Meanwhile, Ms. Alyza Ramos, LDRMMO I, delivered a message highlighting the importance of preparedness, vigilance, and coordination in responding to emergencies and other safety concerns.
PLT Arnold T. Quinio, Chief of the Police Community Relations (PCR) Section of the San Juan Municipal Police Station, led the orientation and demonstration. He explained the operation and functionality of the B.E.S.T. system and discussed school safety measures and response procedures.
A one-tap emergency alert system was also introduced and demonstrated to the school community. The system is designed to immediately alert the police during emergencies, facilitating faster response when urgent assistance is needed.
The activity concluded with a demonstration of the B.E.S.T. School Alert and Rapid Response System, reinforcing the importance of prompt communication, coordinated response, and preparedness in maintaining a safe school environment.
