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Pdf | 222.27 Kb Mindoro; 27 Passenger Bus – Batangas Port; 21 Vessels from Ports of Batangas (15), Romblon (1), Calapan (3), and Roxas (2); 11 M/Tankers from Bataan port Reported Flooded Areas Region II – Bambang, Bagabag & Solano, all of Nueva Vizcaya Status of Lifelines: Power Region I • Pangasinan – Power interruption reported in the following municipalities: CENPELCO - of Labrador, Bugallon, Lingayen, Binmaley, San Carlos City, Malasiqui, Sual, Aguilar, Mangatarem, Urbiztondo, Mangaldan, Sison, San Fabian and San Jacinto and part of Pozorubio PANELCO 1 – Agno, Alaminos, Anda, Bani, Bolinao, Burgos, Dasol, Infanta and Mabini Transmission Lines – Kadampat-BPPC 230KV line (Labrador, Pangasinan) Subtransmission Lines - 53LR4 (Bani, Sual, Labrador) – energized as of 10:23PM - 55LR4 (Labrador-San Carlos) - energized as of 9:05PM - 57LR4 (Dagupan City/Calasiao) - energized as of 10:05PM - 57SM4 Northern Cement Corp. Sison – energized as of 8:37PM • La Union – LUELCO - Power failure is likewise being experienced in Rosario, Sto. Tomas, Pugo, Tubao, Agoo, Aringay, Caba, Naguillan, Burgos, Bagulin and Bauang Transmission Lines - Baung-BPPC 230KV line (Payocpoc, La Union) - 51BJ4 Holcim-Bacnotan – energized as of 1:11AM - 52BJ4 Bacnotan, San Juan, Balaoan, Santol, Luna, Bangar, Sudipen - energized as of 1:11AM Region II • Cagayan Electric Cooperative 2 restored its power supply as of 6:00 PM 07 May 2009 • Communication lines, water and health facilities are in operational status Region III - Zambales - ZAMECO 1 – Botolan still no power NCR • Transient power interruptions experienced in some areas in Makati city, Pasay, Malate, Manila, Parañaque, Las Piñas and Brgy Paltok in Quezon City. Power has been restored as of 7:00 PM II. Humanitarian Efforts • NEA o Technical Operation Team is on standby awaiting for the clearing of the distribution lines • National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) POWER LINES o NGCP – Luzon System Operations Group is on 24/7 duty to monitor power status 2 • PCG o Suspended the operation of inter-island ships below 1,000 Gross Tonnage except boats exceeding the above weight limit • DSWD o DSWD Field Office - CAR allocated Php300,000.00 calamity fund and 1,000 family food packs ready for distribution as disaster stockpile augmentation o Food and non-food items are readily available for augmentation support. Likewise, standby fund are sufficient and ready o Social Welfare Action Disaster (SWAD) Teams in Region II are in close coordination with Provincial/City Social Welfare Development Offices (P/CSWDOs) reactivated o Activation of Disaster Management Teams (DMTs) from regional and provincial levels to provide technical assistance to the concerned LGUs o Standby funds, family food packs and stockpile of relief commodities composed of food and non-food to the Field Offices of CAR, NCR, Regions I, II, III, IV-A & IV-B ready for distribution III. Regional Situation • Region I o OCDRC-I, PDCCs Ilocos Norte & Sur, La Union & Pangasinan on standby status o PNP PRO1, Naval Forces Northern Luzon, Phil. Coast Guard and SAR Teams are on standby status • Region II o PNP PRO 2, Naval Force – Sta. Ana and Phil Coast Guard – Aparri are on standby o DPWH Region II on standby to mobilize equipment and manpower for clearing / road repair operations o DA RFU2, BFP R2 Rescue EMS, PDCC Nueva Vizcaya Rescue 933 & PDCC Cagayan Rescue 29 on standby • Region III o Disaster Operation Centers of PDCCs Zambales, Pampanga, Bataan, Bulacan, Tarlac and Nueva Ecija are on standby o Equipment and vehicles of MDCCs Sta. Cruz, Botolan, Candelaria and Masinloc, ready for deployment o PNP-RMG3 on standby • Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR) o CRDCC-OCD Operation Center on standby o All Response Teams of PDCCs of Kalinga, Ifugao, Apayao, Abra, Benguet and Mt. Province on standby status o Evacuated residents along river banks/shore lines and low-lying areas in Apayao Province • NCR o MMDA Base and LDCCs reported no flooded areas o Task Force NCR on alert status and continuously monitoring the situation 3 IV. Cost of Assistance Region III • LGU of Sta. Cruz provided Php21,912.00 worth of relief goods to the affected population of Sta. Cruz, Zambales V. Conditions of Roads and Bridges CAR o Kennon Road - closed as of 1200 noon, 07 May 2009 as preventive measure o Abra-Cervantes Road - closed to traffic due to damaged road VI. Dam Monitoring as of 9:00PM 07 May 2009 Name Current Level Spilling Level Gate Status San Roque* 238.32m 280.00m No open gate yet Pantabangan 175.24m 221.00m Angat 193.57m 212.00m Ipo 100.38m Magat 192.68m 193.00m 7 gates opened (9PM) Ambuklao 747.93 752.00m No open gates Binga 563.44m 575.00m No open gates VII. Cancelled Flights AIRLINES FLT NR ORIGIN DEStINATION PAL PRO018 Manila Tguegarao PRO019 Tuguegagrao Manila Air Philippines GAP035 Manila Caticlan GAP036 Caticlan Manila GAP045 Manila Caticlan GAP046 Caticlan Manila GAP 061 Manila Caticlan GAP 062 Cataiclan Manila GAP077 Manila Caticlan GAP076 Cataiclan Manila CEBU PACIFIC CEB058 Manila Tuguegarao CEB059 Tuguegarao Manila CEB888 Cotabato Manila 4.
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