Pasig City DRRMO
The city disaster risk reduction and management office. First call for rescue, flooding, fallen trees, and medical emergencies.
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Pasig City emergency directory
One page for every number a Pasigueño needs in a crisis: the city DRRMO hotline, the police, the fire bureau, the national 911 line, both city hospitals, and the direct line of all 30 barangays. Checked against the Pasig City Public Information Office and the pasigcity.gov.ph newsroom.
Core emergency lines
Save these six numbers. Each one is a direct line to the office that handles that kind of emergency.
The city disaster risk reduction and management office. First call for rescue, flooding, fallen trees, and medical emergencies.
The Pasig City police desk for crimes in progress, threats, disputes, and requests for police assistance.
The city fire station. Report a fire, smoke, or a hazardous spill. The published number is a mobile line.
Dial 911 for police, fire, and ambulance response when a life is in immediate danger. Works nationwide from any phone.
Pediatric emergency room and admission desk for infants, children, and adolescents.
Emergency room, admission, and general inquiries for adult and general cases.
Plan B
The main hotline has gone offline several times for scheduled maintenance and for unexpected technical problems, so keep a second route ready. These are the alternates the city itself publishes during an outage.
Dial 0962 2521 094 (Smart). The city posts this number whenever the landline hotline is down.
Text 0908 899 3333, the Pasig KaTXT line. It accepts text messages only, so do not expect a call back on that number. Include your barangay, street, and landmark.
Send a private message to Pasig City DRRMO or Pasig City Public Information Office on Facebook for updates and reports.
If someone is injured, trapped, or in danger, do not wait for the local line. Dial 911 for national police, fire, and ambulance response.
Recent outages on record: scheduled fogging at the Pasig City Sports Center (6 March 2026), unexpected technical issues (29 May and 20 June 2025), and downed posts along Caruncho Avenue (10 September 2025). Each time, the city restored 8643 0000 and announced it through the same channels listed above.
Barangay directory
28 of the 30 barangays publish a direct number. Calling your own barangay first often gets a responder moving faster than the city switchboard. Numbers are reproduced exactly as the city published them.
No direct line published. Call the DRRMO hotline at 8643 0000.
No direct line published. Call the DRRMO hotline at 8643 0000.
Before you dial
A calm, complete first sentence helps the responder move out faster. Have these four things ready.
Barangay, street, house number, and a landmark everyone knows. If you are not sure where you are, read the nearest signage or building name.
Say the type of emergency, how many people are affected, and whether anyone is injured or trapped. Add anything dangerous nearby such as a live wire or a gas tank.
Give the name of the person reporting and a phone number that will stay reachable. A responder may call back for directions.
Let the dispatcher end the call. They may need to repeat instructions or keep you on while a team is being sent.
About the city
Pasig sits in the eastern half of Metro Manila, along the Pasig River and the Manggahan Floodway opening to Laguna de Bay. It is one of the country's main business districts and it is served by a single city emergency hotline plus barangay level lines.
Advisory log
Every entry below comes from an official Pasig City announcement. The pattern is simple: the line comes back, but it is worth having the backup numbers saved.
Common questions
Sources checked: the Pasig City Public Information Office newsroom on pasigcity.gov.ph and the official Pasig City PIO and Pasig City DRRMO social pages. Barangay numbers are reproduced exactly as published and are never edited or guessed.
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