BFP R9 Siocon Fire Station

30 June 2026|||EMERGENCY MEDICAL RESPONSE

IN PHOTOS || 1532H – A walk-in patient arrived at the station requesting a blood pressure assessment due to complaints of dizziness. The patient was immediately assisted into a comfortable sitting position. An initial assessment revealed that the patient was conscious, alert, and responsive, with no other apparent signs of distress. Vital signs were obtained and recorded as follows: BP: 140/89 mmHg; PR: 90 bpm; RR: 23 cpm; SpO₂: 98%; Temperature: 36.4°C. Appropriate first aid was provided. The patient was advised to remain seated, avoid sudden movements, and was continuously monitored for any recurrence or worsening of dizziness. As part of the initial management, Captopril 25 mg was administered sublingually as ordered/authorized. Health education was also provided regarding adequate hydration, avoiding strenuous physical activity, and seeking immediate medical consultation should symptoms persist or worsen. The patient's blood pressure was reassessed and recorded at 130/80 mmHg. The patient reported relief of dizziness and showed no further signs of discomfort. Upon reassessment, the patient remained conscious, alert, and hemodynamically stable. The patient refused transport to the nearest medical facility for further evaluation and management. He was advised to continue taking his prescribed medications as directed, obtain adequate rest upon returning home, and seek medical consultation if symptoms recurred or worsened. The patient left the station in stable condition.

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A Heartfelt Tribute of Gratitude and Farewell

With deep respect and sincere appreciation, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to FCSUPT JERRY DUHINA CANDIDO, DSC, Outgoing Regional Director of BFP Region IX, for his exemplary leadership, unwavering dedication, and selfless service to the Bureau of Fire Protection and the people of Region 9.

Your tenure has been marked by integrity, professionalism, and a genuine commitment to public service. Your guidance has not only strengthened our organization but has also inspired every member of the fire service to strive for excellence in the performance of our duties.

As you move forward to the next chapter of your journey, we carry with us the values and lessons you have imparted. Your legacy will continue to motivate and guide us in fulfilling our mission.

May you be blessed with continued success, good health, and happiness in all your future endeavors.

Thank you for your remarkable service, Sir!