Angeles City in the Philippines has launched a groundbreaking mobile application called Pogi, designed to expedite emergency response times. The app allows residents and visitors to report incidents and share their precise location with emergency responders, enabling a faster and more efficient response. Mayor Carmelo Lazatin Jr. aims to reduce emergency response time to 8 minutes with the help of this app.
ANGELES CITY —A new mobile application launched by the city government early this week enables residents and visitors to report incidents and share their exact location with emergency responders.
The Pogi app is free and user-friendly, currently available for Android users via the Google Play Store. It will be available for iOS users within six weeks. The registration and verification process may take up to 48 hours. “Hinahamon ko po ang ating mga responders na mas pabilisin pa ang emergency response time para sa ating mga kababayan ,” he added
Angeles City Chief Adviser IC Calaguas said the app is fully protected under data privacy laws. She further explained that it is fully integrated with the city’s Command Center and ACDRRMO’s existing systems, ensuring seamless communication and efficient information transfer.
Government EMERGENCY RESPONSE MOBILE APPLICATION LOCATION SHARING ANGELES CITY PHILIPPINE GOVERNMENT
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