Coast Guard Pililla

17/08/2026

Tingnan: Ang CGSS Pililla kasama ang PNP Pililla, Public Safety Office (PUSO), MDRRMO Pililla at mga opisyal ng Barangay Wawa ay nagsagawa ng tulong pangseguridad kaugnay ng Pistang TATA OKE 2026 Palaro ng Lahi na ginanap sa Barangay Wawa Pililla, Rizal.

Isinagawa ang aktibidad upang matiyak ang kaligtasan at seguridad ng lahat ng kalahok at dumalo, mapanatili ang kapayapaan at kaayusan at makapagbigay ng agarang tulong sakaling magkaroon ng anumang emergency sa nasasakupang lugar.

15/08/2026

Tingnan: Matagumpay na nagsagawa ang CGSS Pililla, kasama ang mga Barangay Officials ng Barangay Quisao at ang Quisao Citizens of Barangay Against Crime (QCBAC) Organization ng clean-up drive at clearing operation sa Upper Barak Barangay Quisao Pililla, Rizal.

Layunin ng aktibidad na alisin ang mga naipong basura at iba pang sagabal, mapabuti ang daloy ng tubig, maiwasan ang pagbabara ng mga drainage canal, mabawasan ang panganib ng pagbaha at maisulong ang kamalayang pangkalikasan at pagtutulungan ng komunidad. Umabot sa kabuuang 12 sako ng iba’t ibang uri ng basura na may tinatayang bigat na 43 kilo ang nakolekta at maayos na pinaghiwa-hiwalay para sa wastong pagtatapon.

09/08/2026

📢 MAHALAGANG PAALALA SA PUBLIKO!

Para sa agarang pag-uulat ng insidente, emergency, o iba pang insidenteng may kinalaman sa maritime safety and security, maaaring makipag-ugnayan sa Coast Guard Station Rizal at mga Sub-Station sa kanilang mga hotline numbers.

📞 COAST GUARD STATION RIZAL
📍 Hotline: 0967-099-6322

📞 MGA SUB-STATION:
• CGSS Binangonan – 0950-550-9418
• CGSS Cardona – 0995-433-7152
• CGSS Angono – 0975-197-9685
• CGSS Taytay – 0991-240-1089
• CGSS Pililla – 0909-907-4696
• CGSS Jala-Jala – 0945-180-1700
• CGSS Talim East – 0910-110-6978
• CGSS Talim West – 0927-811-9568
• CGSS Tanay – 0956-433-8218

⚠️ Maging alerto at huwag mag-atubiling tumawag! Ang inyong agarang pag-uulat ay makatutulong upang mabilis na maaksyunan ang anumang insidente at mapanatili ang kaligtasan at seguridad sa katubigan ng Rizal.

08/08/2026

TINGNAN : Agarang tumugon ang Coast Guard Sub-Station (CGSS) Pililla, katuwang ang MDRRMO Pililla at mga barangay officials, sa paglikas ng mga pamilyang naapektuhan ng Southwest Monsoon (Habagat) sa Sitio Wawa, Barangay Quisao, Pililla, Rizal.

Patuloy ang pakikipag-ugnayan at monitoring ng Coast Guard Pililla kasama ang mga concerned agencies upang matiyak ang kaligtasan at agarang pagtugon sa pangangailangan ng mga apektadong residente.

05/08/2026

05/08/2026

Look: CGSS Pililla conducted information dissemination and flyer distribution within its Area of Responsibility in Pililla, Rizal, in preparation for Tropical Storm “Maymay.” The activity provided timely weather updates, safety reminders, and preparedness guidance to residents, fisherfolk, fish cage,motor banca operators, and lakeshore communities.

CGSS Pililla also ensured the operational readiness of personnel and floating assets to enable immediate response during emergencies, maintained continuous weather monitoring, and coordinated with higher headquarters for possible augmentation of personnel in response to the storm’s impact.

03/08/2026

Tingnan: Noong Agosto 1, 2026, matagumpay na nagsagawa ang CGSS Pililla, kasama ang mga Barangay Officials ng Barangay Quisao at ang Quisao Citizens of Barangay Against Crime (QCBAC) Organization, ng clean-up drive at clearing operation sa mga drainage canal sa Barangay Quisao, Pililla, Rizal.

Layunin ng aktibidad na alisin ang mga naipong basura at iba pang sagabal, mapabuti ang daloy ng tubig, maiwasan ang pagbabara ng mga drainage canal, mabawasan ang panganib ng pagbaha, at maisulong ang kamalayang pangkalikasan at pagtutulungan ng komunidad. Umabot sa kabuuang 28 sako ng iba’t ibang uri ng basura, na may tinatayang bigat na 96 kilo, ang nakolekta at maayos na pinaghiwa-hiwalay para sa wastong pagtatapon.

30/07/2026

LOOK: The personnel of Coast Guard Station Rizal (CGS Rizal), in partnership with the Civil Relations Service NCR-CL and Coast Guard K9 NCR-CL, together with SOU Rizal and MEPERU Rizal successfully conducted a Bisita Eskwela and Static Display at Binangonan Elementary School on 30 July 2026 in celebration of the National Disaster Resilience Month (NDRM) 2026. The activity aimed to enhance disaster preparedness and resilience by promoting maritime safety awareness, environmental responsibility, and emergency preparedness among students, faculty, and the community.

The program featured an orientation on the five (5) functions of the Philippine Coast Guard, an environmental awareness lecture by MEPERU Rizal, a water safety demonstration by SOU Rizal, K9 NCR-CL showcased the capabilities of their working dogs for a search and rescue demonstration, and a static display of rescue equipment where students experienced hands-on learning through interactive exhibits. CGS Rizal remains committed to strengthening community resilience by educating the youth and fostering a culture of preparedness, safety, and public service.

22/07/2026

Look: 22 July 2026 – The Philippine Coast Guard, through Coast Guard Sub-Station (CGSS) Pililla, together with the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) Rizal, conducted an actual area assessment and aerial survey in the vicinity waters of Pililla, Rizal, following reports of a fish kill incident that circulated on social media on 21 July 2026.

The joint operation aimed to assess the extent of the affected area and gather field information and support BFAR Rizal’s ongoing assessment. An unmanned aerial system (drone) was utilized to document the affected waters and identify possible environmental conditions associated with the incident.

Initial field observations indicated that possible contributing factors may include excessive algal growth and decomposition, elevated water temperature, and limited wind or water movement, all of which may reduce dissolved oxygen levels and adversely affect aquatic life. These observations are preliminary and remain subject to BFAR Rizal’s technical evaluation.

Interviews conducted with local fisherfolk revealed that dead fish were first observed floating in portions of the affected waters on 21 July 2026. The fisherfolk further reported that bighead and bangus comprised the majority of the affected fish observed in the area. They likewise noted changes in the appearance of the water and expressed concern over the impact of the incident on their livelihood. These accounts were documented and relayed to BFAR Rizal as supporting information for further assessment.

The incident was likewise reported to the Laguna Lake Development Authority (LLDA) for information, monitoring, and appropriate action within its mandate.

The Philippine Coast Guard continues to monitor the situation and remains committed to supporting partner agencies in protecting the marine environment and safeguarding the welfare of communities that depend on the resources of Laguna Lake.

20/07/2026