Romblon - Stunning Island

20/11/2025

Balichaw ang mas magpapasarap!
Balichaw - cooked fish paste.

19/11/2025

The photos and videos circulating online of another TIELCO lineman who died while working on a distribution pole reveal exactly what repeated fatalities have already shown: a complete breakdown in the cooperative’s safety system. Fatal electric-contact events do not occur when proper engineering controls, PPE, and administrative procedures are in place.

If the line had been fully de-energized, verified at zero voltage, locked out, grounded, and protected by a disabled recloser, the worker would never have been exposed to hazardous energy. These are basic engineering controls required by IEEE and NFPA standards.

The PPE shown in the images also raises concern. High-voltage work requires dielectric-tested gloves and sleeves, arc-flash protection, voltage-rated boots, and certified hot-line tools. If these were expired, untested, or improperly rated, they provided little protection.

A fatality of this nature also signals failures in the Job Safety Analysis (JSA), live-line qualification, safety-officer oversight, and permit-to-work validation. In a functioning utility, these layered safeguards prevent exactly this type of incident.

This is not an accident. It is a predictable outcome of a collapsed safety hierarchy. A cooperative that labels itself “Triple A” should not have multiple preventable electrocution deaths.

Instead of discouraging public discussion, TIELCO should undergo an independent third-party safety audit covering engineering controls, grounding practices, recloser protocols, PPE testing, and compliance with IEEE 516 and NFPA 70E. Without structural corrective action, these preventable fatalities will continue.

CTTO: Jay Victoriano

15/11/2025

Happy Birthday!!!!

14/11/2025

Wala na sanang magbubuwis pa ng buhay..
Nakaka awa ang ating mga lineman na napapahamak at binabawian ng buhay.
Paigtingin pa sana ang "SAFETY AT TRAINING" para maiwasan ang mag buwis ng buhay para tayo ang magka ilaw.
Condolence sa pamilya.. nakaka awa.

07/11/2025

🟪 EXTREME RISK/ALERT LEVEL Charlie (Violet): 230 KM Diameter
(Radius: 160 KM North/ 70 KM South) from the forecast track
WINDS: More than 89 km/h
Rainfall: Intense to torrential rains
16 PROVINCES:
Ifugao
Ilocos Norte
Nueva Vizcaya
Abra
Isabela
Benguet
Apayao
Pangasinan
Cagayan
Ilocos Sur
Mountain Province
Aurora
Nueva Ecija
La Union
Quirino
Kalinga

🟥 HIGH RISK/ALERT LEVEL Bravo (Red): 460 KM Diameter
(Radius: 280 KM North/ 180 KM South) from the forecast track
WINDS: Up to 88 km/h
Rainfall: Heavy to intense rains
12 PROVINCES:
Albay
Bulacan
Camarines Norte
Camarines Sur
Catanduanes
Laguna
Metro Manila
Pampanga
Quezon
Rizal
Tarlac
Zambales

🟨 MODERATE RISK/ALERT LEVEL ALPHA (Yellow): 1,280 KM Diameter
(Radius: 780 KM North / 500 KM South) from the forecast track
WINDS: Up to 61 km/h
Rainfall: Moderate to heavy rains
28 PROVINCES:
Aklan
Antique
Bataan
Batanes
Batangas
Biliran
Bohol
Capiz
Cavite
Cebu
Dinagat Islands
Eastern Samar
Guimaras
Iloilo
Leyte
Marinduque
Masbate
Negros Occidental
Northern Samar
Occidental Mindoro
Oriental Mindoro
Palawan
🔴ROMBLON🔴
Samar
Sorsogon
Southern Leyte
Surigao del Norte
Surigao del Sur

Ang pinakamataas na wind signal na itataas dahil sa Bagyong UWAN ay WIND SIGNAL NO. 5!

via DILG CODIX
Philippine Emergency Alerts Monitoring Center
As of 5:00 PM, November 7, 2025, Friday

29/10/2025

Kung hindi ito apoy at hindi nasusunog..ano po ito..?
Nakakamangha na nakaka takot

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Video Credit : Em Ar

28/10/2025

Thank You Ms. DL - You are amazing!

27/10/2025