III. EFFECTS OF THE ACTIVE LOW PRESSURE AREA (ALPA) THAT DEVELOPED INTO TROPICAL DEPRESSION “FERDIE”

A. INCIDENTS MONITORED (TAB A)

• A total of fifteen (15) incidents occurred in various regions affected by Tropical Depression “FERDIE”. Collapsed Soil Rise in Sea Drowning Flooding Tornado Structure Erosion Sea Level Mishap 1 1 5 3 1 1 4

B. AFFECTED POPULATION

• A total of 227 families / 1,135 persons were affected by Southwest Monsoon as enhanced by Tropical Depression “FERDIE” in 3 barangays of 2 municipalities and 1 city in 2 provinces of Regions IV-A.

Population Population Region/ Evacuation Brgys Affected Evacuated Province/ City Center Families Persons Families Persons IV -A City Mayamot 7 35 Rodriguez, Aranzazu Burgos 185 925 185 925 Covered Court Ternate, San Juan 35 175 Total 3 227 1,135 185 925

C. CASUALTIES

DEAD – Two (2) • Jonathan Sagodaquiel , 31 yrs. old of Brgy Wawa, , previously reported missing, was retrieved dead at 8:00AM, 21 July 2012. • Wilcor Rellera , 35 yrs. old from Brgy. San Isidro, Naguillan, La Union drowned at Pandanga Creek.

MISSING – Six (6) • Junrel Tamario , 20 yrs. old, resident of Doña Calixta, Brgy. San Andres, , Rizal was accidentally carried by strong current while fishing on Doña Calixta creek. • Niel Calay , 6 yrs. old from Brgy. Lon-oy, San Gabriel, La Union, was swept away by the current of Balballaya River. • Four (4) fishermen namely Teodorico Caampued (60 yrs. old), Robinson Siso (50 yrs. old), Rogelio Canayon (35 yrs. old) and Levi Caballero (23 yrs. old) all from Brgy. Victory, Bolinao, Pangasinan went missing after being hit by extreme waves along the coastal shores of Bolinao.

D. STATUS OF AND WATERWAYS MONITORED

DAM DATE / TIME WATER LEVEL CRITICAL / SPILL LEVEL Angat 189.23 m 210.0 m La Mesa Dam As of 11:00 PM,21 July 2012 79.38 m 80.15 m 100.12 m 100.5 m 185.64 m 193.0 m 200.96 m 221.0 m As of 2:00 PM,21 July 2012 17.43 m 17.5 m San Roque Dam As of 11:00 PM,21 J uly 2012 252.31 m 280.0 m 742.02 m 752.0 m

2 As of 11:00 PM,21 July 2012 573.97 m 575.0 m 287.61m 288.0 m *Binga Dam = 2 gates open

Waterway Date and Time Water Level Critical Level Sto. Niño 14.80 m 16.0 m (Marikina) As of 5:00 AM, 22 July 2012 Rosario Junction 12.37 m 13.8 m 11.68 m 12.0 m Fort Santiago 10.87 m 12.0 m Pandacan As of 5:00 PM, 21 July 2012 11.23 m 12.0 m 11.95 m 12.0 m Montalban 24.63 m 23.6 m Nangka 18.55 m 18. 3 m Buntun Bridge Gauging Station, As of 5:40 AM, 21 July 2012 2.89 m 12.0 m Tuguegarao City

E. SUSPENSION of CLASSES (As per LDRRMO, 21 July 2012)

• All colleges and universities in the City of Manila were suspended

F. TRANSPORTATION SITUATION

• According to PDRRMC-Cagayan, as of 12:00 PM, 21 July 2012 , ferry boat resumed operations at Magapit, Lallo, Cagayan but for passengers only.

G. STATUS OF ROADS AND BRIDGES ( As of 7:00 PM, 21 July 2012 )

Location Water Level Remarks NCR City Brgy/Street San Juan Araneta Bridge High (11 m San Juan Bridge above sea (Manila Boundary) level) Lambingan Bridge Ermitaño Creek Maytunas Creek Makati City Lapaz Pasong Tirad Not Mola 11 inches Passable Cerveza REGION I Junction Banayoyo -Lidlida -San Not Ilocos Sur Emilio-Quirino Road Passable REGION IV-A () Antipolo Brgy. V.V. Soliven Avenue Not Mayamot Passable Taytay Brgy. San Town Proper Knee Deep Not Isidro Passable REGION IV-B (MIMAROPA) Sta Cruz, Occidental Brgy. National Road Not passable to all types of Mindoro Banahan vehicles

IV. ACTIONS TAKEN

EMERGENCY PREPAREDENESS AND RESPONSE:

NDRRMC

3 • NDRRMC–OPCEN was activated into “Red Alert” status effective 5:00 PM, 20 July 2012 in view of the Southwest Monsoon and the Tropical Depression “FERDIE”. • Disseminated NDRRMC Advisories on Weather Advisory to all regions affected through SMS and facsimile, uploaded the same at the NDRRMC Website, Facebook, and Twitter accounts for further dissemination to their respective Local Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Councils (LDRRMCs) from the provincial down to the municipal levels • Directed RDRRMCs concerned through the OCD Regional Centers to undertake precautionary measures in their respective areas of responsibility (AOR) and subsequently advised local DRRMCs to initiate pre-emptive evacuation of families in low- lying and mountainous areas if situation warrants • NDRRMC–OPCEN disseminated the Hydrological Dam Situationer Ipo Dam issued at 8:00 AM, 19 July 2012 to OCDRC III stating that due to active low pressure area, the Ipo dam opened one spillway and the water releases was expected to affect the low-lying areas along from to Hagonoy. All residents living in the aforementioned areas were advised to be alerted for possible increase in the water level downstream. PAGASA continuously monitoring the hydrological condition at Ipo dam.

MEMBER AGENCIES

• DSWD prepositioned a total amount of Php27.32 million (Php1.98 Million standby funds and Php25.34 Million worth of supplies in all DSWD-FOs along the typhoon path) Field Office Standby Funds Relief Supplies Total CAR 502,667.15 1,769,341.36 2,272,008.51 I 479,909.13 6,259,463.04 6,739,372.17 III 504,642.03 1,786,978.89 2,291,620.92 IV -A 491,592.49 15,529.880.03 16,021,472.52 Total 1,978,969.37 25,345,663.32 27,324,632.69

• PCG-Aparri implemented the “No Sail Policy” for all motorized banca within their Area of Responsibility (AOR). • PCG Aurora advised fishing boats and other small sea crafts not to venture out into the sea while larger sea vessels were alerted against big waves. • CGDNL-PCG activated all District Operations Centers to conduct search and rescue operations for the four (4) missing fishermen

• PNP NCRPO pre-positioned SAR, coordinated with local DRRMC, and activated DIMTG, clearing of major thoroughfares and highways in coordination with DPWH and LGUs. • PRO IV-A alerted all Police Provincial Offices to monitor weather situation and report any untoward incident to the LDRRMCs Operation Center. • LLDA (Laguna Lake Development Authority) assured RDRRMC IV-A and Rizal PDRRMC that all flood gates of Napindan Channel are open and Manggahan flood control gates are open as of 3:00PM, 21 July 2012. • PAGASA commenced the Preparatory Phase of Flood Warning Operation for the and issued Heavy Rainfall Warning on 21 July 2012 to some areas in NCR due to the observed and expected heavy rainfall.

REGIONAL PREPAREDNESS AND RESPONSE:

• RDRRMC I disseminated weather and flood bulletins to all concerned local DRRMCs, RDRRMC member agencies, the tri media thru facsimile and SMS, and to several fishermen associations. Activated OCD Region I OPCEN and PDRRMCs Ilocos Sur and Ilocos Norte OPCENs. Monitored situation in AOR. • RDRRMC II disseminated Severe Weather Advisory to RDRRMC member-agencies, P/C/MDRRMC, PCG, Local Media (Radio Stations) and other stakeholders thru SMS and facsimile. Coordinated with Local DRRMCs regarding situation in their AOR and preparedness activities undertaken. Monitored the regional situation. Alerted Local DRRMCs for possible occurrence of any emergency. Alerted the residents living in low lying areas and mountainous slopes against possible flash floods and landslides. OCD-II was activated into Red Alert status as of 6:00 PM, 20 July 2012

4 • RDRRMC III was under White Alert status. Disseminated weather advisory. Relayed Hydrological Dam Situationer for Ipo Dam water released issued 8:00 AM 19 July 2012. Monitored Ipo Dam in the province of and major roads and bridges in AOR. Disseminated NDRRMC Advisories to all provinces affected through SMS and facsimile for further dissemination to the respective LDRRMCs. Advised LDRRMCs to monitor possible increase in the water level of their rivers and flashfloods in low-lying areas.

‹ PDRRMC Aurora and Bulacan alerted the residents living in low-lying and mountainous areas for possible landslides and flashfloods. ‹ PDRRMC Bulacan alerted residents in low-lying areas living along Angat River from Norzagaray to Hagonoy for possible increase in the water level downstream. ‹ PDRRMC Zambales advised fishing boats and other small sea crafts not to venture out into the sea while larger sea vessels were alerted against big waves.

• RDRRMC IV-A disseminated weather advisories to members of RDRRMC IV-A, LDRRMOs and Local Media thru Fax, Email and SMS and advised them to take precautionary measures. Residents in low lying areas and near mountain slopes were also alerted against possible flash floods and landslides. Alerted all LDRRMC to monitor any untoward incidents in their respective AORs. LDRRMCs monitored water level of streams and rivers that may cause flash floods and placed response team on stand-by alert and ready for deployment.

‹ PDRRMC Rizal activated its Operation Center due to the continuous rains and monitored flood and landslide prone areas. ‹ PDRRMC Cavite with MDRRMC Ternate and BDRRMC San Juan conducted sandbagging operation at Brgy. San Juan, Ternate, Cavite ‹ PNP/PRO IV-A alerted all Police Provincial Offices to monitor the weather situation and flooding incidents.

• RDRRMC IV-B disseminated Weather Bulletins and Advisories to PDRRMCs, CDRRMCs, LGUs and line member agencies through SMS and facsimile, uploaded aforementioned to OCD-RDRRMC IV-B facebook and skype accounts. Coordinated and monitored weather situation in area of responsibility. Advised operation center of LGUs to be on standby re possible effect of Tropical Depression “Ferdie”.

o PNP Calintaan and PNP Sta Cruz is on standby on their respective affected areas o Calintaan and Sta. Cruz Municipal Engineering is monitoring the area with prepositioned heavy equipments for possible clearing operations.

• RDRRMC V disseminated weather advisories and flood bulletin to all RDRRMC members / support agencies, LDRRMCs and local media and uploaded to the OCD- RDRRMC Facebook page to ensure public safety. Coordinated with PDRRMC and advised to closely monitor situation in AOR. • RDRRMC VII released weather advisory to all Council Members and to their respective agencies at local level. Alerted PDRRMCs-Central Visayas to inform communities to monitor critical areas like river system and low-lying areas. Activated Blue Alert at Office of Civil Defense on 24/7. • RDRRMC-CAR disseminated PAGASA Weather Bulletins to all LDRRMCs and coordinated with DPWH for road conditions and with LDRRMOs for weather situation. OCD-CAR was activated into Red Alert status with skeletal force on duty as of 6:00 PM, 20 July 2012. Continuously monitoring their AOR.

o DSWD, QUART in the Field Offices and SWAD are activated o DPWH-heavy equipment with operators are pre-positioned at landslide prone areas.

• RDRRMC-NCR disseminated weather advisories to DRRMCs and other Regional offices thru SMS and facsimile. Alerted LDRRMOs including Civil Defense Action Group (CDAG). OCD-NCR was activated into Red Alert status with skeletal force on duty as of 5:00 PM, 20 July 2012. Continuously monitoring their AOR.

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6 Sitrep No. 04 TAB A

Effects of Tropical Depression "Ferdie" INCIDENTS MONITORED as of 22 July 2012, 06:00 AM REGION/ AREA DESCRIPTION REMARK/S

DROWNING INCIDENTS (5) Region I (2)

Niel Calay, 6 y/o, was carried by Brgy. San Gabriel, Lon-oy, La Union The victim is still missing. strong current.

Brgy. San Isidro, Naguillan, La Wilcor Rillera, 35 y/o, drowned at The body was retrieved as of Union Pandanga Creek. 12:00NN, July 21, 2012.

Region IV-A (3) Rescued alive and was brought to Gen. Ricarte Creek, Brgy. San A certain Kim Go, 17 y/o, nearly Bagong Cainta Municipal Hospital Juan, Cainta, Rizal drowned when he fell on a creek then transferred to Rizal Medical Center, Pasig.

Currently, the victim is missing. Dona Calixa Creek, Brgy. San Junrel Tamario 20 y/o, was carried SAR is conducted by MDRRMC and Andres,Cainta, Rizal by strong current. BFP Cainta.

PDRRMO Laguna, the Lumban Jonathan Sagodaquiel, 31 y/o, was PNP and Brgy. Officials of Brgy. reported to be intoxicated with liqour Wawa responded to the scene and Brgy. Wawa, Lumban, Laguna while crossing the Lumban River conducted investigation and SAR. and was swept by the strong current The victim was later found dead on 21 July 2012 08:00am. COLLAPSED RIPRAP (1) Region IV-A (1)

No casualties and damage to properties were reported. MDRRMO Montalban Heights, Brgy. SanJose, A riprap: 5m-10m in length, posted precautionary measures. An Rodriguez, Rizal collapsed due to continuous rainfall intervention was recommended by the MDRRMC.

FLOODING INCIDENTS ( 3)

Region IV-A (1)

As of 2 pm, the flooding caused one hundred eighty five (185) Aranzazo Covered Court was Brgy. Burgos, Rodriguez, Rizal families to evacuate from their made as an evacuation center. homes.

Region V (1)

No evacuation was ordered.The Municipality of Bulan, Province of The road going to Lay-a, Bulan Rescue Group with 31st IB Sorsogon Gate is flooded and PA Personnel were sent for possible assistance. Region XII (1)

Caused by the overflowing of Allah Fifty (50) families were affected. Purok Riverside, Kalawag 3, Isulan, River due to water coming from Fifty (50) persons were evacuated Sultan Kudarat Province upstream South Cotabato Province by the PNP and AFP but have now area. returned to their respective homes. TORNADO INCIDENTS (1) Region V (1)

Barangay Inararan, Bulan, Four (4) houses and one (1) fishing No casualties were reported. No Sorsogon. According to Barangay boat were partially damaged evacuation was conducted. Captain Salve Delgado because of the tornado. Sea Mishap (4) Region I (3)

Two (2) fishermen named 1) The fishermen were rescued by Paraon C. Caampued Sr.- 46 y/o CGDNWLZN SOG and TOG. They and 2) Paraon C. Caampued Jr.- 17 Lucky Island, Bolinao, Pangasinan were brought to the PCG for y/o were onboard the MBCA medical attention. No serious named "JR". Engine trouble was injuries were reported. caused by strong winds. Four (4) missing fishermen namely Teodorico Caampued - 60 y/o, Robinson Siso 50 y/o, Rogelio To date, the fishermen are still Bolinao, Pangasinan Canayon 35 y/o and Levi Caballero missing. 23 y/o were hit by extreme waves causing their boats to be half-filled with water. Two (2) fishermen were onboard The fishermen were rescued by Baliang, La Union the reported banca named PCG and accompanied to their "ALLAN". respective homes. Region IV-B (1) A motorized banca named "IRISH" was capsized . Onboard the vessel were 1. Oscar L. Baruelo – 53 y/o All fishermen were rescued. An Vicinity of Brgy. Tinabog, Puerto 2. Jayson B. Baruelo – 39 y/o SAR and medical service were Princesa City, Palawan 3. Rolly C. Almojare – 32 y/o conducted by PCG-Palawan to the 4. Roberto C. Esparaguera – 40 y/o rescued fishermen. 5. Jolan L. Barbuelo – 26 y/o

SOIL EROSION (1) Region IV-A (1)

Soil erosion affected the houses As of 12 PM, 21 July 2012, all Brgy. Mayamot, Antipolo City, of seven (7) families: partially families are currently sheltered Rizal damaging six (6) houses, while with their relatives. totally damaging one (1 ) house.

RISE IN SEA LEVEL (1) Region IV-A (1)

Around 1:30PM, 21 July 2012, a Sandbagging operation is being rise in sea level to about waist Brgy. San Juan, Ternate, Cavite conducted by BDRRMC, deep occurred which affected MDRRMC, and PDRRMC twenty (20) houses .