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F/CDT Dean Mark Serape Ilumin, Camp General Mariano Castaneda, Brgy. Tartaria, Silang (2026)

22/03/2024

On the final day of our case-based scenario, we initiated an Incident Command System (ICS) exercise, bringing together the tri-bureaus to simulate a coordinated response to emergency situations. The activity aimed to test our collective ability to effectively manage and respond to complex incidents requiring multi-agency collaboration.

As part of the exercise, the Gabriela City Fire Station was assigned the roles of handling Emergency Medical Services (EMS) and Hazardous Materials (HAZMAT) incidents. Our personnel quickly mobilized and deployed specialized teams equipped to handle medical emergencies and hazardous substance spills.

Throughout the simulation, our Fire Marshal, FCInsp Cathy Anne Longey, coordinated closely with counterparts from other agencies, such as the police, jail, DRRMC and medical services, to ensure seamless communication, resource allocation, and decision-making. Together, we implemented strategies to mitigate the emergencies, protect lives, and minimize environmental impact.

At the conclusion of the exercise, we gathered for debriefing and a boodle fight in the evening. This informal gathering provided an opportunity for officers and facilitators to unwind, celebrate the successful completion of the scenario, and strengthen camaraderie among team members. As we shared a meal together, we reflected on the lessons learned from the exercise and reinforced our commitment to continuous improvement and collaboration in emergency response efforts.

The ICS exercise underscored the importance of effective teamwork, communication, and solidarity in addressing emergency situations. By working together seamlessly across bureaus and agencies, we enhance our collective capacity to protect and serve the community, ensuring a safer and more resilient community.

Philippine National Police Academy - Justice, Integrity, Service
Dean of Academics, PNPA
PNPA Academics Group - Department of Public Safety Administration
PNPA Academics Group - Curriculum Development Section
PNPA Academics Group- Police Administration Department
PNPA Academics -Department of Laws and Jurisprudence
PNPA- Community Affairs and Extension Services
PNPA Engineering
PNPA Academics Group
PNPA Multimedia Club
Department of Learning Resource - PNPA Library
Department of General Education- PNPA Academics Group
Department of Forensic Science and Criminalistics ACADG PNPA
Kalasag - PNPA Corps Publications

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20/03/2024

Under the leadership of FCInsp Cathy Anne Longey, the Gabriela City Fire Station took the initiative to simulate the Fire Safety Evaluation Clearance (FSEC) and Fire Safety Inspection Certificate (FSIC) processing. This proactive measure aimed to enhance the station's proficiency in conducting thorough inspections and ensuring compliance with fire safety codes, regulations, and standards.

Under the guidance of FSInsp Gabriel Solano from BFP-NHQ, the personnel engaged in a comprehensive review of fire safety protocols, codes, and regulations. Through this exercise, we refreshed our knowledge and understanding of the requirements for obtaining FSEC and FSIC, ensuring that we were well-equipped to carry out inspections effectively and accurately assess compliance with fire safety standards.

By simulating the FSEC/FSIC processing, the Gabriela City Fire Station demonstrated its commitment to upholding the highest standards of fire safety and ensuring the protection of lives and properties within the community. This proactive approach not only enhances the station's capabilities but also reinforces its role as a reliable and competent authority in fire safety matters.

The involvement of FSInsp Gabriel Solano from BFP-NHQ further enriched the training experience, providing valuable insights and guidance based on national-level expertise and best practices. Through collaborative efforts and continuous training initiatives like this, the Gabriela City Fire Station remains dedicated to fulfilling its mandate of safeguarding the welfare and security of the public.

Philippine National Police Academy - Justice, Integrity, Service
Dean of Academics, PNPA
PNPA Academics Group - Department of Public Safety Administration
PNPA Academics Group - Curriculum Development Section
PNPA Academics Group- Police Administration Department
Department of Learning Resource - PNPA Library
Department of General Education- PNPA Academics Group
PNPA Academics -Department of Laws and Jurisprudence
Department of Forensic Science and Criminalistics ACADG PNPA
PNPA- Community Affairs and Extension Services
PNPA Engineering
Kalasag - PNPA Corps Publications
PNPA Multimedia Club

(Disclaimer: All postings related to GABRIELA CITY FIRE STATION are entirely fictional and intended solely for educational purposes in fulfillment of Cadet Attachment Program Phase 3: Case-based Scenario. Any resemblance to actual events, locales, or persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental. Viewer discretion is advised, and individuals should exercise critical thinking and judgment when engaging with the content provided. We bear no responsibility for any misuse or misinterpretation of the information presented herein.)

20/03/2024

In a demonstration of genuine concern for the welfare of the personnel and a commitment to operational efficiency, PCol Portento paid a visit to the Gabriela City Fire Station led by FCInsp Cathy Anne Longey. During her visit, she took the time to inquire about the well-being of the personnel, recognizing the importance of their physical and mental health in carrying out their duties effectively. Additionally, she reminded the station about the requirements for the cadet attachment program, emphasizing the significance of this initiative in fostering collaboration and sharing knowledge with future leaders in public service.

PCol Portento also commended the Gabriela City Fire Station for its exemplary organization and operational readiness. She recognized the efforts of the station in maintaining a high level of efficiency and professionalism, which is essential in ensuring prompt and effective response to emergencies within the community. Her acknowledgment serves as a testament to the dedication and hard work of the personnel, reflecting positively on the station's reputation and credibility.

Philippine National Police Academy - Justice, Integrity, Service
Dean of Academics, PNPA
PNPA Academics Group - Department of Public Safety Administration
PNPA Academics Group - Curriculum Development Section
PNPA Academics Group- Police Administration Department
Department of General Education- PNPA Academics Group
Department of Learning Resource - PNPA Library
PNPA Academics Group
PNPA Academics -Department of Laws and Jurisprudence
Department of Forensic Science and Criminalistics ACADG PNPA
PNPA- Community Affairs and Extension Services
PNPA Engineering
PNPA Multimedia Club
Kalasag - PNPA Corps Publications

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20/03/2024

Day 6 - In the evening, PLTCOL Jose C. Coballes, recognizing the importance of logistics in ensuring the operational effectiveness of the Gabriela City Fire Station, took the opportunity to conduct an inspection. FInsp Jan McNeil Labuen, Chief of the Logistics Section, diligently ensured that all logistics were meticulously accounted for and reported to PLTCOL Coballes.

During the inspection, every aspect of the station's logistics, including equipment, vehicles, supplies, and facilities, was carefully scrutinized to assess their condition, functionality, and adequacy in supporting firefighting and rescue operations. FInsp Labuen provided detailed reports on the inventory, maintenance records, and any logistical needs or deficiencies identified.

PLTCOL Coballes, impressed by the thoroughness and professionalism exhibited by FInsp Labuen and his team, expressed his satisfaction with the state of the logistics and commended their dedication to maintaining operational readiness. He reaffirmed the importance of robust logistics management in ensuring the station's ability to respond effectively to emergencies and pledged his support in addressing any logistical challenges or requirements.

The inspection underscored the commitment of both PLTCOL Coballes and FInsp Labuen to prioritize the welfare and capabilities of the Gabriela City Fire Station, ensuring that it remains well-equipped and prepared to fulfill its vital role in protecting the community from fire and other emergencies. Such proactive measures contribute to the station's overall readiness and resilience, aligning with the broader objectives of promoting safety and security within the city.

Philippine National Police Academy - Justice, Integrity, Service
PNPA Academics Group - Department of Public Safety Administration
PNPA Academics Group - Curriculum Development Section
PNPA Academics Group- Police Administration Department
PNPA Academics -Department of Laws and Jurisprudence
PNPA Engineering
PNPA- Community Affairs and Extension Services
Department of Learning Resource - PNPA Library
PNPA Academics Group
Department of General Education- PNPA Academics Group
Department of Forensic Science and Criminalistics ACADG PNPA
Dean of Academics, PNPA
PNPA Multimedia Club
Kalasag - PNPA Corps Publications

(Disclaimer: All postings related to GABRIELA CITY FIRE STATION are entirely fictional and intended solely for educational purposes in fulfillment of Cadet Attachment Program Phase 3: Case-based Scenario. Any resemblance to actual events, locales, or persons, living or dead, are purely coincidental. Viewer discretion is advised, and individuals should exercise critical thinking and judgment when engaging with the content provided. We bear no responsibility for any misuse or misinterpretation of the information presented herein.)

20/03/2024

Day 6 - Later in the afternoon, the personnel of the Gabriela City Fire Station diligently prepared for a significant event: the turnover of command. FCInsp Ken Dannel Pintuan, who had served commendably as the City Fire Marshal, was to be relieved of his duties. In his place, FCInsp Cathy Anne Longey was appointed as the new City Fire Marshal of the station. As the program commenced, FCInsp Pintuan took a moment to express his heartfelt gratitude to all the personnel for their unwavering dedication and support throughout his tenure. He reflected on the challenges they had overcome together and expressed his confidence in FCInsp Longey's leadership abilities.

Following FCInsp Pintuan's remarks, FCInsp Longey stepped forward, expressing her deep honor and privilege to assume her new role. She conveyed her commitment to upholding the high standards set by her predecessor and pledged to continue working tirelessly to ensure the safety and welfare of the community. The ceremony was graced by the presence of Hon. Dean Mark Ilumin, the City Mayor, who extended his appreciation to FCInsp Pintuan for his exemplary service and offered his full support to FCInsp Longey as she assumed her new responsibilities.

Additionally, JCInsp Joemar Saldavia, the Malvar City Jail Warden, took the opportunity to render a courtesy call to the new Fire Marshal, expressing his eagerness to collaborate closely in matters of mutual interest, particularly concerning the safety and security of the city.

The turnover of command marked a momentous occasion for the Gabriela City Fire Station, symbolizing the continuity of service and the seamless transition of leadership. With the unwavering dedication of its personnel and the support of the local community, the station remains steadfast in its mission to protect and serve, ensuring the safety and well-being of all residents.

Philippine National Police Academy - Justice, Integrity, Service
PNPA Academics Group - Department of Public Safety Administration
PNPA Academics Group - Curriculum Development Section
PNPA Academics Group- Police Administration Department
PNPA Academics -Department of Laws and Jurisprudence
PNPA- Community Affairs and Extension Services
PNPA Engineering
PNPA Academics Group
Department of Forensic Science and Criminalistics ACADG PNPA
Department of General Education- PNPA Academics Group
Department of Learning Resource - PNPA Library
Dean of Academics, PNPA
PNPA Multimedia Club
Kalasag - PNPA Corps Publications

(Disclaimer: All postings related to GABRIELA CITY FIRE STATION are entirely fictional and intended solely for educational purposes in fulfillment of Cadet Attachment Program Phase 3: Case-based Scenario. Any resemblance to actual events, locales, or persons, living or dead, are purely coincidental. Viewer discretion is advised, and individuals should exercise critical thinking and judgment when engaging with the content provided. We bear no responsibility for any misuse or misinterpretation of the information presented herein.)

20/03/2024

Day 6 - Continuing with our case-based scenario, the personnel of the Gabriela City Fire Station headed by FCInsp Ken Dannel Pintuan embarked on another crucial initiative by conducting an information drive for the cadets of the Philippine National Police Academy (PNPA). This educational session aimed to equip the future law enforcers with essential knowledge and skills in fire prevention as part of the commemoration of Fire Prevention Month.

During the information drive, firefighters delivered comprehensive presentations covering various aspects of fire safety, including fire prevention measures, early detection techniques, evacuation procedures, and the importance of prompt response during fire emergencies. Interactive discussions and practical demonstrations were also conducted to reinforce key concepts and facilitate active engagement among the cadets.

By imparting valuable insights and practical strategies for fire prevention and response, the information drive not only enhances the cadets' awareness but also empowers them to play a proactive role in safeguarding their communities against fire hazards. Furthermore, instilling a culture of fire safety within the PNPA cadets aligns perfectly with the objectives of Fire Prevention Month, which seeks to raise awareness and promote collective action towards reducing the incidence of fire-related incidents.

As the Gabriela City Fire Station continues its efforts to educate and empower various sectors of society in fire safety, the collaboration with the PNPA cadets underscores the importance of proactive measures in building a safer and more resilient community. Through continuous information dissemination and capacity-building initiatives, we strive to create a future generation of leaders who are well-equipped to prevent, respond to, and mitigate the impact of fire emergencies, ultimately contributing to the realization of a fire-safe Philippines.

Philippine National Police Academy - Justice, Integrity, Service
PNPA Academics Group - Department of Public Safety Administration
PNPA Academics Group - Curriculum Development Section
PNPA Academics Group- Police Administration Department
PNPA Academics Group
PNPA Engineering
PNPA Academics -Department of Laws and Jurisprudence
Department of Forensic Science and Criminalistics ACADG PNPA
Department of General Education- PNPA Academics Group
PNPA- Community Affairs and Extension Services
Department of Learning Resource - PNPA Library
Dean of Academics, PNPA
Kalasag - PNPA Corps Publications
PNPA Multimedia Club

(Disclaimer: All postings related to GABRIELA CITY FIRE STATION are entirely fictional and intended solely for educational purposes in fulfillment of Cadet Attachment Program Phase 3: Case-based Scenario. Any resemblance to actual events, locales, or persons, living or dead, are purely coincidental. Viewer discretion is advised, and individuals should exercise critical thinking and judgment when engaging with the content provided. We bear no responsibility for any misuse or misinterpretation of the information presented herein.)

20/03/2024

As the personnel of the Gabriela City Fire Station commenced their fifth day, they participated in the Monday Flag Raising Ceremony held in front of the Rizal City Police Station. This ceremony not only signifies respect for national symbols but also fosters camaraderie and unity among various local government units. Amidst the solemnity of the occasion, the firefighters remained vigilant, ever-ready to respond to emergencies.

Meanwhile, the Rizal City Police Station also requested a Fire Safety Inspection from the Gabriela City Fire Station. Recognizing the importance of proactive measures in preventing fire incidents, the fire personnel diligently conducted a thorough inspection of the premises, ensuring compliance with fire safety regulations and identifying potential hazards that could jeopardize the safety of the police station and its occupants.

Later in the afternoon, the Gabriela City Fire Station received a distress call to respond to an Emergency Medical Services (EMS) related incident. Without hesitation, the firefighters swiftly mobilized to the scene, equipped with the necessary tools and expertise to provide medical assistance and ensure the well-being of those in need. This rapid response demonstrates their versatility and dedication to serving the community beyond firefighting duties, highlighting their role as first responders in various emergency situations.

Throughout the day's activities, from participating in civic ceremonies to conducting safety inspections and responding to medical emergencies, the personnel of the Gabriela City Fire Station exemplified their commitment to public service and their readiness to protect and serve the community in any capacity required.

Philippine National Police Academy - Justice, Integrity, Service
PNPA Academics Group - Department of Public Safety Administration
PNPA Academics Group - Curriculum Development Section
PNPA Academics Group- Police Administration Department
PNPA Academics Group
PNPA Academics -Department of Laws and Jurisprudence
PNPA- Community Affairs and Extension Services
PNPA Engineering
Department of Learning Resource - PNPA Library
Department of General Education- PNPA Academics Group
Department of Forensic Science and Criminalistics ACADG PNPA
Dean of Academics, PNPA
Kalasag - PNPA Corps Publications
PNPA Multimedia Club

(Disclaimer: All postings related to GABRIELA CITY FIRE STATION are entirely fictional and intended solely for educational purposes in fulfillment of Cadet Attachment Program Phase 3: Case-based Scenario. Any resemblance to actual events, locales, or persons, living or dead, are purely coincidental. Viewer discretion is advised, and individuals should exercise critical thinking and judgment when engaging with the content provided. We bear no responsibility for any misuse or misinterpretation of the information presented herein.)

19/03/2024

As part of our ongoing campaign against fire incidents, the Gabriela City Fire Station headed by FCInsp Ken Dannel Pintuan responded to a request by conducting a fire drill at Malvar City Jail. This proactive measure aimed to ensure the safety and preparedness of both inmates and staff members in the face of potential fire emergencies. By simulating a fire scenario within the facility, we were able to assess and improve upon existing fire safety protocols, evacuation procedures, and coordination among personnel. Such drills are crucial in identifying vulnerabilities and addressing them effectively to minimize risks and enhance overall readiness. Aligning with the mantra of "Bagong Pilipinas," this initiative reflects a commitment to fostering a culture of safety, preparedness, and resilience across all sectors of society. It underscores the government's dedication to prioritizing the well-being and security of its citizens, including those within correctional facilities, by ensuring that adequate measures are in place to mitigate risks and respond effectively to emergencies. In doing so, the fire drill at Malvar City Jail spearheaded by JCInsp Ramil Torres, embodies the principles of proactive governance, collective responsibility, and inclusive development, contributing to the realization of a safer and more resilient Philippines.

In addition, the Gabriela City Fire Station took the opportunity to educate both inmates and staff members about fire safety measures and the proper use of fire extinguishers. Through interactive workshops and demonstrations, they learned about the importance of fire prevention, early detection, and swift response in mitigating potential disasters. They were trained on how to identify common fire hazards, implement preventive measures, and execute safe evacuation procedures in the event of an emergency. Practical sessions were conducted to familiarize personnels and PDLs with the different types of fire extinguishers and their respective uses. By equipping them with the knowledge and skills necessary to handle fire incidents effectively, we empower the community to take proactive measures in protecting themselves and their surroundings. This comprehensive approach to fire safety education not only enhances preparedness but also fosters a sense of responsibility and accountability among them, thereby reinforcing the principles of collective action and community resilience central to the vision of a "Bagong Pilipinas."

Philippine National Police Academy - Justice, Integrity, Service
PNPA Academics Group - Department of Public Safety Administration
PNPA Academics Group - Curriculum Development Section
PNPA Academics Group- Police Administration Department
Department of Forensic Science and Criminalistics ACADG PNPA
PNPA- Community Affairs and Extension Services
PNPA Academics -Department of Laws and Jurisprudence
PNPA Engineering
Dean of Academics, PNPA
Department of General Education- PNPA Academics Group
Department of Learning Resource - PNPA Library
PNPA Academics Group
PNPA Multimedia Club
Kalasag - PNPA Corps Publications

(Disclaimer: All postings related to GABRIELA CITY FIRE STATION are entirely fictional and intended solely for educational purposes in fulfillment of Cadet Attachment Program Phase 3: Case-based Scenario. Any resemblance to actual events, locales, or persons, living or dead, are purely coincidental. Viewer discretion is advised, and individuals should exercise critical thinking and judgment when engaging with the content provided. We bear no responsibility for any misuse or misinterpretation of the information presented herein.)

19/03/2024

The information drive conducted by the Gabriela City Fire Station on our third day, led by FCINSP Ken Dannel Pintuan, City Fire Marshal, and FINSP Zachary Ramos, Chief Public Information Section, holds significant importance in several aspects. The information drive serves to educate and raise awareness among the community members about fire safety measures, disaster preparedness, and emergency response protocols. This knowledge empowers individuals to take proactive steps in safeguarding their lives and properties, thereby contributing to the creation of safer neighborhoods.

Through the information drive, essential information regarding fire prevention, evacuation procedures, and the role of the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) is disseminated to the public. This helps in bridging the gap between authorities and the community, fostering trust, cooperation, and mutual understanding. Additionally, by actively engaging with the community through information dissemination, the fire station fosters a sense of responsibility and ownership among the residents towards their safety and well-being. This promotes a culture of proactive participation and collaboration in community initiatives, aligning with the principle of collective action advocated in the "Bagong Pilipinas" mantra.

The information drive aligns with the broader goals of the government, particularly in promoting public safety and welfare as part of the "Bagong Pilipinas" vision. By reinforcing the importance of community resilience and preparedness, it complements the government's efforts in building a more secure and progressive nation.

Philippine National Police Academy - Justice, Integrity, Service
PNPA Academics Group - Department of Public Safety Administration
PNPA Academics Group - Curriculum Development Section
PNPA Academics Group- Police Administration Department
Department of Forensic Science and Criminalistics ACADG PNPA
Department of General Education- PNPA Academics Group
PNPA Academics -Department of Laws and Jurisprudence
PNPA Engineering
Department of Learning Resource - PNPA Library
PNPA Academics Group
Dean of Academics, PNPA
PNPA- Community Affairs and Extension Services
Kalasag - PNPA Corps Publications
PNPA Multimedia Club

(Disclaimer: All postings related to GABRIELA CITY FIRE STATION are entirely fictional and intended solely for educational purposes in fulfillment of Cadet Attachment Program Phase 3: Case-based Scenario. Any resemblance to actual events, locales, or persons, living or dead, are purely coincidental. Viewer discretion is advised, and individuals should exercise critical thinking and judgment when engaging with the content provided. We bear no responsibility for any misuse or misinterpretation of the information presented herein.)

19/03/2024

Cadets from the Philippine National Police (PNP), Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP), and Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP) had thier briefing about their case-based scenarios led by PLTCOL ARIEL S BAIT. This exercise is a crucial component of our rigorous training, essential for understanding the dedication and commitment required for our future roles in law enforcement, fire protection, and correctional management.

During the briefing, cadets gained valuable insights into the academic, physical, and practical training we undergone to prepare us for our upcoming responsibilities. We also learned about the significance of critical thinking, effective communication, and teamwork in navigating complex and dynamic scenarios.

The Gabriela City Fire Station, under the leadership of FCINSP Ken Dannel Pintuan, is now operational and fully prepared for duty. Furthermore, in observance of Fire Prevention Month, personnels of the station have been gearing up for an upcoming awareness campaign to promote fire safety. This initiative is part of the Bureau of Fire Protection's Oplan Ligtas na Pamayanan.

Philippine National Police Academy - Justice, Integrity, Service
PNPA Academics Group - Department of Public Safety Administration
PNPA Academics Group - Curriculum Development Section
PNPA Academics Group- Police Administration Department
Department of General Education- PNPA Academics Group
Department of Learning Resource - PNPA Library
PNPA Academics -Department of Laws and Jurisprudence
Department of Forensic Science and Criminalistics ACADG PNPA
PNPA- Community Affairs and Extension Services
Dean of Academics, PNPA
PNPA Academics Group
PNPA Engineering
Kalasag - PNPA Corps Publications
PNPA Multimedia Club

(Disclaimer: All postings related to GABRIELA CITY FIRE STATION are entirely fictional and intended solely for educational purposes in fulfillment of Cadet Attachment Program Phase 3: Case-based Scenario. Any resemblance to actual events, locales, or persons, living or dead, are purely coincidental. Viewer discretion is advised, and individuals should exercise critical thinking and judgment when engaging with the content provided. We bear no responsibility for any misuse or misinterpretation of the information presented herein.)

19/03/2024

The third part of the Cadet Attachment Program started, and it's a big deal for us future officers at the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP). This phase holds particular importance in shaping future officers of the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) as it introduces them to case-based scenarios. Through such scenarios, cadets engage in problem-solving exercises that mirror real-life situations they will encounter in their roles as BFP officers. This hands-on approach not only enhances their technical skills but also cultivates critical thinking and decision-making abilities crucial for their future responsibilities. Consequently, this phase plays a vital role in nurturing competent, adaptable, and resilient professionals who will confidently embark on their careers as BFP officers.

On the first day, we, the LAYAG-DIWA Class of 2024 fire cadets, set up the Gabriela City Fire Station. We focused on immersing ourselves to intricate process of station design and operations. Beyond merely constructing physical stations, we delve into developing a profound understanding of our field.

Philippine National Police Academy - Justice, Integrity, Service
PNPA Academics Group - Department of Public Safety Administration
PNPA Academics Group - Curriculum Development Section
PNPA Academics Group- Police Administration Department
PNPA Academics -Department of Laws and Jurisprudence
PNPA- Community Affairs and Extension Services
Dean of Academics, PNPA
Department of Learning Resource - PNPA Library
Department of General Education- PNPA Academics Group
Department of Forensic Science and Criminalistics ACADG PNPA
PNPA Engineering
PNPA Academics Group
PNPA Multimedia Club
Kalasag - PNPA Corps Publications

(Disclaimer: All postings related to GABRIELA CITY FIRE STATION are entirely fictional and intended solely for educational purposes in fulfillment of Cadet Attachment Program Phase 3: Case-based Scenario. Any resemblance to actual events, locales, or persons, living or dead, are purely coincidental. Viewer discretion is advised, and individuals should exercise critical thinking and judgment when engaging with the content provided. We bear no responsibility for any misuse or misinterpretation of the information presented herein.)

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