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Friday, October 29, 2010

Celebrating Halloween


Halloween is getting to be one of the most popular festivals in Metro Manila. Picking up the spookiest costume is one of the most exciting parts in this celebration. Shopping malls, gated communities and restaurants organize trick or treat for kids.  Here are some safety tips to all parents whose kids will participate in the much anticipated event. 

Source:operationlettertosanta.com
Trick or Treating Tips 
  • Avoid costumes that are too loose and drag on the ground. Wear comfortable shoes. Parents should pick costumes that are bathroom friendly too.
  • Trick or treat in familiar neighborhoods. Adults should plan the route ahead of time.
  • Always go in groups and must be accompanied by an adult
  • Stay on the sidewalks and no running. Walk!
  • Don't go to dark houses and never enter any houses unless you know the people.
  • Never accept rides from strangers.
  • Avoid candies with loose wrappings, have puncture holes, or that are homemade. Never allow your kids to eat goodies until it's inspected under bright lights.

Ho! Ho! Ho! Gapos Gang On The Go!

Photos by Salvatore Vuono of http://www.freedigitalphotos.net/
Robbers and snatchers seem to be getting an early start on their season of preying on holiday shoppers. Kurukuro features another criminal syndicate, Gapos Gang, to watch out this holiday season. This group may attack more often as the festive season starts. All homeowners and condominium unit owners should exercise prudence in looking after their residences.

Gang Profile: Gapos (English translation: tie up or bind) Gang is a group of armed individuals whose main objective is to rob residential houses, condominiums and small offices in order to obtain financial or material gain. These people are backed by vast resources in order for them to get the best strategist and latest technology that will aid them in their criminal activities. The group is mostly composed of criminals with experiences in well planned operation and can handle high powered weapons. In some cases, robbery groups may avail the services of rogue police/military personnel for their expertise.  
 
To know more on Gapos Gang and their latest heists please go to the official website http://kurukuronimye.com/2010/10/ho-ho-ho-gapos-gang-on-the-go/



Friday, October 15, 2010

CAR THEFT IN METRO CITIES: KURUKURO SPOTS PREFERRED TARGET


Source of Picture:www.massachusettscriminaldefenseattorney.blog

After Ivan Padilla, the leader of a carjacking syndicate, was killed in a police shootout, all motorists and the police felt safer now knowing that the group’s criminal activities were cut abruptly. Weeks after, the honeymoon stage between police and the carnapping syndicates will be short-lived. Significant number of carjacking cases had been reported in Metro Manila.  

Kurukuro has identified a new target trend for car thieves and request all new car owners to exercise extreme caution.

To know more on this article please go to the official website http://kurukuronimye.com/2010/10/car-theft-in-metro-cities-kurukuro-spots-preferred-target/

Friday, October 8, 2010

Hoodlums in Uniform

Police checkpoints are meant to cut the movement of criminal syndicates, particularly carnapping and kidnap for ransom gangs, and prevent them for further movement of activities. Checkpoints are usually manned by police, military and civilian components from the Armed Forces of the Philippines and the Philippine National Police (PNP).   Kurukuro warns all readers to be aware that there are some crooked Metro Manila policemen who resort to extortion via police checkpoints to earn extra income to sustain their personal interest. Two extortion incidents were reported recently (please read below).   

To know more on Hoodlums in Uniforms and their modus operandi please go to the official website http://kurukuronimye.com/2010/10/hoodlums-in-uniform/

Friday, October 1, 2010

Whats inside your First Aid Kit?

Every home should have first aid kit for emergencies. Emergencies come in all sizes from falling to high fever and one must always be prepared for whatever accidents/sickness that maybe thrown at you. First Aid Kits are available in all leading drug stores but it is preferred to build your own kit.  Just make sure that you go through all the items and have it refilled all the time. Always keep an eye on antibiotics’ and prescription drugs’ expiration date.

BANDAGES
Band aids to cover cuts and wounds
Elastic bandage use for muscle sprains, strains and bone fractures
Sterile gauze to cover big wounds to avoid infection
Hypoallergenic paper tape

EQUIPMENTS
Tweezers to remove tiny embedded splinters
Latex gloves
Scissors
Safety pins to keep bandages in place
Digital thermometer
Flashlight with extra batteries

MEDICINES
Fever
Antibacterial ointment to prevent infection from settling into a wound
Pain relievers such as aspirin, acetaminophen or ibuprofen
Anti-diarrhea medication
Antacid for upset stomach
Antihistamine for sneezing, allergies and anaphylactic reactions due to insect bites and certain food Calamine lotion for anti itch and other skin irritations
Antibiotics or prescription drugs
Ammonia for fainting spells

OTHERS
Cotton swabs for applying antiseptic ointments and for cleaning wounds
Alcohol
Anti septic solutions like hydrogen peroxide

Note: Just make sure to include the First Aid Manual and list of contact numbers of physicians, hospital, fire and police