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Malued ES Juan L. Siapno ES Lucao ES City, East Central ES Lasip Grande ES PG Villamil ES Bacayao Sur ES Pogo-Lasip ES Talibaew ES Mancup ES Dalonge ES Pangasinan I- Sta. Rosa ES Calit ES Tombor ES Gayaman ES Source: DepEd SitRep No. 6 as of 8:00 AM, 23 September 2014

D. Incidents Monitored (Tab C)

A total of twenty-one (21) incidents were reported in Regions I, IV-A and NCR.

INCIDENT REGION PROVINCE / CITY / MUNICIPALITY I (15) , and Pangasinan Landslide (19) IV-A (4) , , and Maritime (2) NCR (2)

E. Damaged Houses (Tab D)

A total of 426 houses were reportedly totally damaged and 1,963 were partially damaged in Regions I, III, IV-A, IV-B, and CAR.

F. Cost of Damages (Tab E)

A total of PhP 907,170,093.16 worth of damages in infrastructure and agriculture were reported in Regions I, III, CAR and NCR

 INFRASTRUCTURE

. A total of PhP 343,677,680.00 worth of infrastructure damages:

Particulars Amount (PhP) Roads, Bridges, and Other Structures (National) 237,702,680.00 Roads, Bridges, and Other Structures (Local) 46,675,000.00 Flood Control 59,300,000.00

 AGRICULTURE

. A total of PhP 563,492,413.16 worth of agricultural damages in Regions I and CAR:

Particulars Amount (PhP) Crops ( & Corn) 501,061,677.10 Livestock 1,741,600.00 Irrigation 6,502,972.00 High Value Commercial Crops (HVCC) 27,604,296.06 Fisheries 26,581,868.00

G. Status of Roads and Bridges (Tab F)

A total of 61 roads and 6 bridges are still not passable in Regions I, II, III, IV-A, V, VII, CAR and NCR

2 H. Flooded Areas (Tab G)

A total of 235 areas in Ilocos Norte, , Pangasinan and La Union in Region I and and in Region III

I. Power Outages

1. Power have been restored in , (CAR), , Batangas, Quezon, Rizal (Region IV-A), La Union (Region I), and Solana, Alcala, City in the Provinces of and (Region II)

2. As of 9:00 PM, 23 September 2014, some parts of Amulung, Cagayan in Region II still experiencing power outage. Meanwhile, some parts of Regions I, IV-B, and CAR are still experiencing power interruptions:

DATE OF PROVINCE/CITY/MUNICIPALITY REMARKS INTERRUPTION Region I Ilocos Norte 19 September 2014 72 %- Precautionary Ilocos Sur 19 September 2014 15 % - Precautionary Power has been restored La Union 19 September 2014 as of 23 September 2014 Pangasinan (Bani, Agno, Alaminos City, Burgos, Anda, Infanta, , Mabini, 19 September 2014 13% - Precautionary ) Region II Power has been restored in Solana, 9:00 PM, Alcala and Cagayan (some parts of Amulung) 19 September 2014 Tuguegarao City on 6:00 PM 20 September Power has been restored in the Nueva Vizcaya 20 September 2014 Province of Nueva Vizcaya on 6:00 PM 22 September Region IV-B Calintaan, Occidental 19 September 2014 CAR Intermittent Areas in City 19 September 2014 interruption Province of 19 September 2014 Province-wide Areas in (La Trinidad) 19 September 2014 Power has been restored Areas in the Province of Ifugao 19 September 2014 as of 23 September 2014

J. Cost of Assistance (Tab H)

A total of PhP23,989,376.98 worth of assistance from DSWD (PhP16,034,645.90), DOH (PhP3,589,521.17) and LGUs (PhP4,365,209.91) was reported in Regions I, II, III, IV-A, IV-B, VII, NCR, and CAR.

3 K. Status of Dams and River (As of 6:00 AM, 23 September 2014)

CRITICAL/SPILL CURRENT LEVEL LOCATION REMARKS LEVEL (m) (m) Ambuklao 752.00 751.61 2 gates opened /0.8 m Angat 210.00 200.33 Binga 575.00 574.19 2 gates opened / 1.5 m As of 4:00 AM, 23 Bustos 17.70 17.48 September 2014 Caliraya 288.00 287.14 Ipo 101.00 100.56 La Mesa 80.15 79.39 Magat 190.00 190.67 River 17.00 13.9 Pantabangan 216.00 195.77 San Roque 280.00 279.09 Sources: PAGASA and OCD I, III, NCR

L. Declaration of State of Calamity

PROVINCE RESOLUTION NO. DATE City 13-0785-2014 19 September 2014 Awaiting for submission of resolution of Marikina City SOC SOC Res. No. 2014-086 - Outstanding , Rizal 18 July 2014 Declaration (TY Glenda) Ilocos Norte 066-2014 20 September 2014 Ilocos Sur SP Resolution No. 345-2014 21 September 2014

III. DISASTER PREPAREDNESS (Tab I)

IV. DISASTER RESPONSE (Tab J)

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4 SitRep No. 10 Tab A Effects of Tropical Storm "MARIO" (Fung-Wong) AFFECTED POPULATION As of 23 September 2014, 8:00 PM

No. of TOTAL SERVED - CURRENT Region/Province/ AFFECTED Inside Evacuation Centers Outside Evacuation Centers Evac (Inside + Outside) Mun/City Centers Brgys Families Persons Families Persons Families Persons Families Persons GRAND TOTAL 1,224 264,530 1,181,709 260 14,540 61,670 7,523 39,637 22,063 101,307

NCR 129 21,668 94,957 3 17 79 - - 17 79 6 1,886 10,969 0 ------LAS PIÑAS CITY 7 114 571 0 ------ 2 14 49 0 - - - - 16 936 3,582 0 ------ CITY 4 611 1,787 0 ------MANILA CITY 9 981 3,961 0 ------MARIKINA CITY 11 8,254 34,848 0 ------ CITY 1 23 102 0 ------ CITY 3 33 142 0 ------ CITY 7 204 899 0 ------ CITY 12 1,782 8,511 1 8 40 - - 8 40 18 3,693 16,671 0 ------SAN JUAN CITY 3 439 2,555 0 ------ CITY 7 86 373 0 ------VALENZUELA CITY 23 2,612 9,937 2 9 39 - - 9 39 REGION I () 579 50,528 195,298 48 1,052 4,027 - - 1,052 4,027 ILOCOS NORTE 238 7,345 33,073 15 138 782 - - 138 782 CITY 61 1,726 7,990 12 122 702 122 702 ADAMS 1 1 2 - - 6 400 2,000 - - 7 32 145 1 6 30 6 30 BANGUI 11 153 764 - - BANNA (ESPIRITU) 10 127 442 19 45 9 45 16 123 590 1 1 5 - - 1 5 18 110 480 - - 7 863 4,315 - - 1 3 23 - - MARCOS 5 26 130 - - NUEVA ERA 8 93 535 - - 12 979 4,895 - - 23 1,409 5,768 - - 12 45 225 - - 12 760 2,337 - - 3 44 200 - - SAN NICOLAS 4 1 5 - - 13 39 179 - - SOLSONA 1 11 48 - - 7 400 2,000 - - ILOCOS SUR 171 15,455 75,422 8 196 772 - - 196 772 15 76 291 2 70 261 70 261 2 425 2,550 - - 1 1 5 1 1 5 1 5 34 10,970 54,850 - - SAN JUAN (LAPOG) 32 1,531 7,655 - - - - SANTA 1 1 5 3 71 231 71 231 SANTA CATALINA 9 400 1,850 - - SANTIAGO 47 285 839 - - - - SANTO DOMINGO 22 1,189 4,953 1 53 270 53 270 8 577 2,424 1 1 5 1 5 LA UNION 119 6,843 29,526 16 406 1,309 - - 406 1,309 SAN FERNANDO CITY 11 330 1,040 8 304 938 304 938 2 4 17 1 3 13 3 13 2 284 977 1 16 62 - - 16 62 26 362 1,474 - - 1 2 8 - - BANGAR 10 74 303 4 74 263 74 263 CABA 6 426 1,449 - - LUNA 15 1,018 3,780 1 3 12 3 12 SAN GABRIEL 2 6 21 1 6 21 6 21 SAN JUAN 19 1,305 5,139 - - SANTO TOMAS 18 3,011 15,234 - - 7 21 84 - - PANGASINAN 51 20,885 57,277 9 312 1,164 - - 312 1,164 DAGUPAN CITY 4 53 207 2 53 207 53 207 24 17,183 42,394 4 159 578 159 578 DASOL 1 25 105 1 25 105 25 105 LINGAYEN 4 11 23 - - SAN FABIAN 3 33 228 1 37 118 37 118 SANTA BARBARA 15 3,580 14,320 1 38 156 38 156 REGION II (CAGAYAN VALLEY) 11 386 1,446 0 - - 166 728 166 728 CAGAYAN 1 55 117 0 ------CALAYAN 1 55 117 1 127 435 0 ------

Page 1 of 5 No. of TOTAL SERVED - CURRENT Region/Province/ AFFECTED Inside Evacuation Centers Outside Evacuation Centers Evac (Inside + Outside) Mun/City Centers Brgys Families Persons Families Persons Families Persons Families Persons BENITO SOLIVEN 1 127 435 NUEVA VIZCAYA 9 204 894 0 - - 166 728 166 728 SANTA FE 9 204 894 166 728 166 728

Page 2 of 5 No. of TOTAL SERVED - CURRENT Region/Province/ AFFECTED Inside Evacuation Centers Outside Evacuation Centers Evac (Inside + Outside) Mun/City Centers Brgys Families Persons Families Persons Families Persons Families Persons REGION III (CENTRAL ) 238 71,797 338,718 55 2,158 8,245 3,771 21,254 5,929 29,499 1 43 197 1 43 197 - - 43 197 BALANGA 1 43 197 1 43 197 43 197 BULACAN 112 47,289 231,922 10 321 1,350 425 900 746 2,250 BALAGTAS (BIGAA) 3 123 533 - - - - BALIUAG 6 1,009 4,904 - - - - BOCAUE 9 282 1,412 - - - - BUSTOS 4 25 128 - - - - 14 18,669 93,345 10 321 1,350 321 1,350 MARILAO 19 20,745 100,977 - - - - 18 564 2,705 - - - - NORZAGARAY 3 230 1,130 - - - - OBANDO 1 40 136 - - PLARIDEL 2 18 88 - - 8 1,248 4,781 425 900 425 900 SAN MIGUEL 16 3,661 18,286 - - SANTA MARIA 9 675 3,497 - - 16 4,650 27,707 0 - - 1,867 13,167 1,867 13,167 CABIAO 4 1,867 13,167 1,867 13,167 1,867 13,167 SAN ANTONIO 6 1,445 8,595 SAN ISIDRO 6 1,338 5,945 PAMPANGA 29 7,649 35,220 15 25 153 1,099 158 1,124 ARAYAT 1 92 393 - - CANDABA 11 5,557 27,785 0 - - - - MACABEBE 1 5 25 1 5 25 5 25 MEXICO 1 2 12 0 - - - - SAN SIMON 9 1,136 3,692 3 16 3 16 SANTO TOMAS 6 857 3,313 150 1,083 150 1,083 60 11,663 41,673 16 1,457 5,404 1,326 6,088 2,783 11,492 CONCEPCION 2 629 2,925 2 629 2,925 629 2,925 LA PAZ 18 6,657 23,509 - - - - MONCADA 24 2,925 9,750 8 494 1,749 900 4,329 1,394 6,078 12 1,341 4,972 6 334 730 426 1,759 760 2,489 RAMOS 4 111 517 - - 20 503 1,999 27 332 1,269 - - 332 1,269 BOTOLAN 2 3 9 2 3 9 3 9 CABANGAN 1 25 108 2 25 108 25 108 CANDELARIA 1 22 67 5 22 67 22 67 CASTILLEJOS 1 8 32 2 8 32 8 32 IBA 1 5 15 2 5 15 5 15 MASINLOC 2 120 460 3 120 460 120 460 CITY 2 99 392 3 99 392 99 392 PALAUIG 1 4 15 1 4 15 4 15 SANTA CRUZ 8 205 848 5 34 118 34 118 SUBIC 1 12 53 2 12 53 12 53 REGION IV-A () 93 24,573 111,548 127 10,551 45,860 - - 10,551 45,860 BATANGAS 7 111 440 4 66 270 - - 66 270 3 31 125 3 31 125 31 125 1 35 145 1 35 145 35 145 1 19 77 - - SAN JUAN 1 22 73 - - SAN PASCUAL 1 4 20 - - CAVITE 19 417 2,563 0 ------ 16 293 1,730 - - 1 2 7 - - 1 81 394 - - ROSARIO 1 41 432 - - LAGUNA 16 6,945 30,256 5 28 80 - - 28 80 BAY 1 2 10 1 2 10 2 10 BIÑAN 10 6,850 29,850 - - 1 3 10 2 3 10 3 10 SAN PEDRO 2 67 326 - - SANTA CRUZ 1 3 9 1 3 9 3 9 SANTA MARIA 1 20 51 1 20 51 20 51 RIZAL 51 17,100 78,289 118 10,457 45,510 - - 10,457 45,510 2 234 1,147 2 155 720 155 720 CITY 9 584 2,603 17 341 1,445 341 1,445 BARAS 1 227 970 1 121 440 121 440 3 15 80 3 15 80 15 80 CAINTA 6 5,330 22,191 26 3,807 14,987 3,807 14,987 CARDONA 1 7 35 17 35 7 35 MORONG 3 252 1,260 4 252 1,260 252 1,260 RODRIGUEZ (MONTALBAN) 5 6,121 28,782 19 3,174 14,047 3,174 14,047 SAN MATEO 10 3,463 17,315 20 1,718 8,590 1,718 8,590 TANAY 4 58 178 4 58 178 58 178 TAYTAY 7 809 3,728 21 809 3,728 809 3,728 REGION IV-B (MIMAROPA) 4 1,893 7,899 1 3 15 - - 3 15 4 1,893 7,899 1 3 15 - - 3 15 CALINTAAN 3 1,857 7,685 1 3 15 3 15 MAGSAYSAY 1 36 214 - - REGION V () 41 2,729 13,658 21 710 3,219 2,019 10,439 2,729 13,658

Page 3 of 5 No. of TOTAL SERVED - CURRENT Region/Province/ AFFECTED Inside Evacuation Centers Outside Evacuation Centers Evac (Inside + Outside) Mun/City Centers Brgys Families Persons Families Persons Families Persons Families Persons 2 410 2,050 5 410 2,050 - - 410 2,050 LABO 2 410 2,050 5 410 2,050 410 2,050

Page 4 of 5 No. of TOTAL SERVED - CURRENT Region/Province/ AFFECTED Inside Evacuation Centers Outside Evacuation Centers Evac (Inside + Outside) Mun/City Centers Brgys Families Persons Families Persons Families Persons Families Persons 39 2,319 11,608 16 300 1,169 2,019 10,439 2,319 11,608 BULA 4 78 414 4 78 414 78 414 CAMALIGAN 2 7 23 2 7 23 7 23 NABUA 12 240 1,200 240 1,200 240 1,200 NAGA CITY 2 20 101 2 20 101 20 101 OCAMPO 3 33 165 3 33 165 33 165 PILI 16 1,941 9,705 5 162 466 1,779 9,239 1,941 9,705 REGION VII (CENTRAL 95 90,627 416,885 1 19 76 1,422 6,657 1,441 6,733 CEBU 95 90,627 416,885 1 19 76 1,422 6,657 1,441 6,733 BOGO 29 15,198 69,911 975 4,479 975 4,479 MINGLANILLA 19 24,604 113,178 320 1,621 320 1,621 TABOGON 25 7,179 33,024 1 19 76 19 76 TALISAY 22 43,646 200,772 127 557 127 557 CAR 34 329 1,300 430 149 145 559 175 708 ABRA 5 46 219 2 27 135 14 56 41 191 1 6 30 1 2 1 2 LA PAZ 2 27 135 2 27 135 27 135 VILLAVICIOSA 2 13 54 13 54 13 54 APAYAO 4 41 165 - - - 32 127 32 127 (BAYAG) 2 3 17 1 7 1 7 SANTA MARCELA 2 38 148 31 120 31 120 BENGUET 13 188 681 2 3 14 52 180 55 194 BAGUIO CITY 9 76 295 1 1 4 18 64 19 68 1 2 10 1 2 10 2 10 LA TRINIDAD 1 43 158 11 29 11 29 TUBA 1 43 150 0- - 23 87 23 87 1 24 68 - - IFUGAO 2 12 42 - - - 12 42 12 42 1 1 6 1 6 1 6 1 11 36 11 36 11 36 5 30 153 - - - 25 122 25 122 5 30 153 25 122 25 122 5 12 40 - - - 10 32 10 32 3 7 19 7 19 7 19 BONTOC 1 1 5 1 5 1 5 1 4 16 2 8 2 8

Sources: DSWD, OCDRDs I, II, IV-B, and CAR

AFFECTED AREAS REGIONS 9 PROVINCES 27 CITIES 28 MUNICIPALITIES 132 BARANGAYS 1,224

Page 5 of 5 SitRep 10 TAB B EFFECTS OF TROPICAL STORM "MARIO" (FUNG-WONG) CASUALTIES 23 September 2014, 8:00 PM

REGION/PROVINCE/ Age Address Cause / Date / Remarks MUNICIPALITY/ GRAND TOTAL 16 DEAD NCR 6 1 Althea Andrea Gaviola 2 / F , Quezon City Drowning 1 Jay-ar Taganas 34 / M Brgy. Apolonio, Samson, Quezon City Drowning

1 Glendon Sol Benedicto 22 / M Sampaloc, Manila Electrocution

Drowning (Validated by DOH as of 6:00 PM, 20 September 2014) 1 Ernesto Guevarra 55 / M Brgy. Pasong Tamo, Quezon City Previously reported as missing

1 Hermegildo Duma 58 / M Sto. Niño, Marikina City Drowning (Validated by DOH as of 6:00 PM, 20 September 2014)

Electrocution 1 Siegfried Nathan Arcilla 22/M Cubao, Quezon City (Identification was cleared with family) I 3

1 Clyde Mavric Acosta 5 / M Napaset, Luna, La Union Drowning

1 Federico Nilo 60/M Brgy. Barangobong, Luna, La Union Drowning

Brgy. Allangiga, Candon City, Ilocos 1 Glenn Baturi 6/M Drowning Sur IV-A 4

1 Erlinda Centeno 53 / F Block 6, Lot 29, Rodriguez, Rizal Head injury secondary to fall (in a creek)

Purok 6, Sitio Bayabas, Barangay San 1 John Pabello Faller 19 / M Drowning (Validated by DOH as of 6:20 PM, 20 September 2014) Isidro, Taytay, Rizal 1 Amber Almonte Javier 3 mos. Santisima, Sta. Cruz, Laguna Drowning (mother lost grip of the child due to raging floodwater)

B32 L17 Brgy. Datu Esmael, Dasmariñas Drowning (Body recovered on or about 9:00 AM, 20 September 2014 in 1 JB Suarez Declito 13 / M City Kawit, Cavite) IV-B 1

Brgy. Sibalat, Magsaysay, Occidental 1 Ardon Castillo Gababel 48 / M Drowning secondary to epileptic seizures Mindoro V 2 Barangay South Centro, Sipocot, 1 Eduardo Lelis 60 / M Drowning (Validated by DOH as of 6:20 PM, 20 September 2014) Camarines Sur Barangay Amonokpok, Ragay, Camarines 1 Conrado Bergonio 19 / M Drowning (Validated by DOH as of 6:20 PM, 20 September 2014) Sur GRAND TOTAL 16 INJURED I 4 1 Gloria Gana Ulep 72 / F Brgy. San Antonio, Sarrat, Ilocos Norte Electrocution

1 Thelma Ragonjon 56 / F Brgy. Liones, Currimao, Ilocoas Norte Head injury (lacerated wounds) 1 Antonio L Sabado 57 / M Cadapli, Bangar, La Union Musculoskelet al strain (hit by uprooted tree) 1 Conrado Ramos 58/M Brgy. Dadaor, Bangui, Ilocos Norte Laceration (left lateral Maleolar area) IV-A 2 Valley View Gulod Malaya, San Mateo, Nearly drowned, admitted at Amang Rodriguez Memorial Medical 1 Rod Ashley Lopez 11 / M Rizal Center 1 Cedric Fabie 18 / M Candelaria, Quezon (student of FEU) Electrocution IV-B 1 Forehead injury and fractured right leg with possible spinal injury 1 Roco Constancio 54 /M Brgy. Taclobo, San Fernando, (hit by falling tree) NCR 5 Injury due to collapsed wall, rushed to Tondo Medical Center for 1 Michelle Manrique 29 / F Pitong Gatang, Navotas observation Injury due to collapsed wall, rushed to Tondo Medical Center for 1 Xyza Villanueva 9 mos. / F Pitong Gatang, Navotas observation 663 Libis St, Concepcion Uno, Marikina 1 Windy Ramiro Valdez 31 / F Multiple abrasion secondary to fall City 1 Patricia Evangelista Torres 13 / F 51 Concepcion Dos, Marikina City Head swelling secondary to fall 18 New York St., Provident Village, Jesus 1 Joseph Cortez Aquie 45 / M Dela Pena, Marikina Laceration CAR 4 1 Patricio Dang-e 33/M Gumahang, Tinoc, Ifugao Lacerated right foot secondary to trauma 1 Grace Buhong Buyacan 21 / M Little Kibungan, Benquet Swelling in left eye 1 Aaron Lawangan 27 / M Admitted at Baguio City General Hospital

1 Josefa Habongan 49 / F Tullodan, Tinoc, Ifugao Corneal laceration right eye. Admitted at Baguio City General Hospital

GRAND TOTAL 4 MISSING I 1

1 Daryl Opeña 23/M Brgy. Naguirangan, San Juan, La Union Last seen on 22 September 2014 IV-A 1 B32 L17 Brgy Datu Esmael, Dasmariñas 1 BJ Suarez Declito 15 / M Washed away by strong current City CAR 2 Washed away by the river current while crossing Damulog River 1 Salvador Aldave Trijio 58/M on 20 September 2014 Last seen fishing at Utip River around 8:30 PM, 19 September 2014 at 1 Perez Bugayao 39 / M Tubo, Abra

Page 1 of 1 SitRep No. 10 Tab C EFFECTS OF TROPICAL STORM "MARIO" (FUNG-WONG) INCIDENTS MONITORED As of 23 September 2014, 8:00 PM

TIME/DATE OF REGION/AREA DESCRIPTION REMARKS ACTIONS TAKEN OCCURENCE TOTAL INCIDENTS MONITORED 21

LANDSLIDE 19 REGION I 15

A landslide incident occurred along road not passable Pancian-Adams Road, Adams

Landslide incident occurred along Ilocos road not passable to all types Clearing operations ongoing Norte Apayao Road, Ilocos Norte of vehicles

Landslide occurred along -Suyo-not passable to all types of Cervantes Road vehicles

Landslide incident occurred along Closed Clearing operations ongoing Cervantes- Road, Ilocos Sur A landslide incident occurred along not passable to all types of Sanliag---- Clearing operations ongoing Ilocos Norte vehicles Quirino Road Landslide incident occurred in Brgy. Malaya, Cervantes Landslide incident occurred in Brgy. Malaya, Cervantes Landslide incident occurred Brgys Banucal, Bugui, Sur, Poblacion Norte, Bequi Waling, Lidlidda Landslide incident occurred in Brgys Baluerte, Kinmarin, Salcedo Landslide occurred in Brgy. Ubbog, Dan- ar, Butol, Al-aludig, Salincub, Santiago A landslide incident occurred in road not passable to all types La Union Cadaclan Provincial Road of vehicles Landslide occurred in Brgys Cili, Dumayat, Sto. Niño, Linmansangan, Balangobong, Tabuyoc, Pasileng Sur, A landslide incident occurred in Brgys Mangcasuy, Moreno, Sta. Maria Norte, Pasileng Sur, Sumabnit, Binalonan Pangasinan Landslide incident occurred in Casantiagoan, D'Alarcio, Inmanduyan, Maraboc, Nanbagatan, Panaga, Poblacion, Yatyat, A landslide incident occurred at Brgy. Inmalog Norte, San Fabian REGION IV-A 4 a landslide incident occurred at Block 55, Lot 171, Barangay Bagong Nayon, On or about 3:00 AM, Antipolo City, Rizal Sitio Maligaya, Antipolo City which No casualties were reported 19 September 2014 caused the damage of wall portions and electric post a landslide incident occurred at Poblacion I, Alfonso, Cavite On or about 3:00 AM, Alfonso, Cavite approaching Palo Bridge. One (1) No casualties were reported 19 September 2014 electric post fell and hit a passenger On 19 September a landslide incident occurredat MSR Old No casualties and damages Pagbialo, Quezon 2014 Zigzag Road, Pagbialo, Quezon were reported

No casualties were reported On 19 September a landslide incident occurred in Batangas City and clearing operations was 2014, 10:00 AM Barangay Tabangao, Batangas City immediately conducted

MARITIME 2 NCR 2 a motorbanca “Enrico” capsized at the All four (4) fishermen were On or about 8:00 AM vicinity of Corregidor due to rough seas rescued by a foreign vessel, 19 September 2014 brought by TS Mario MV “Westerkade”. MV “Westerkade”, the same a motorbanca MBCA “Grace” with two vessel who saved the On or about 9:00 AM (2) fishermen onboard, drifted at Manila fishermen onboard “Enrico”, 20 September 2014 Bay due to engine trouble offered the fishermen to come aboard

Page 1 of 1 Sitrep No. 10 Tab D

Effects of Tropical Storm "MARIO" (FUNG-WONG) DAMAGED HOUSES As of 23 September 2014, 8:00 PM

REGION Province/Municipality DAMAGED HOUSES TOTALLY PARTIALLY TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 426 1,963 2,389 Region I 397 1827 2224 Ilocos Norte 64 442 506 Laoag City 387 90 Adams 0 1 1 Bacarra 0 2 2 Badoc 0 1 1 Bangui 0 17 17 Banna 0 36 36 Batac City 11 39 50 Currimao 8 16 24 Dingras 2 4 6 Dumalneg 0 3 3 Marcos 18 8 26 Nueva Era 10 4 14 Pagudpud 8 144 152 Paoay 2 28 30 Pasuquin 0 14 14 Pinili 0 4 4 San Nicolas 1 0 1 Sarrat 1 21 22 Solsona 0 4 4 Vintar 0 9 9 Ilocos Sur 311 1000 1,311 Santiago 6 228 234 Sigay 0 5 5 Caoayan 0 18 18 San Juan (Lapog) 126 118 244 Santo Domingo 16 551 567 Candon City 0 15 15 Narvacan 163 65 228 La Union 20 376 396 Bacnotan 8 252 260 San Fernando City 1 5 6 San Juan 1 99 100 Sudipen 9 18 27 Bagulin 1 2 3 Pangasinan 2 9 11 Lingayen 2 9 11 Region III 7 24 31 Bulacan 7 24 31 San Jose Del Monte City 724 31 Region IV-A 4 2 6 Batangas 1 0 1 Batangas City 1 0 1 Rizal 3 2 5 Antipolo City 3 1 4 Rodriguez (Montalban) 0 1 1 Region IV-B 3 1 4 Occidental Mindoro 3 1 4 Calintaan 3 3 Rizal 1 1 CAR 15 109 124 Abra 0 24 24 Poblacion 5 5 Laplapog 7 7 Villaviciosa 12 12 Apayao 041 41 Calanasan (Bayag) 3 3 Santa Marcela 38 38 Kalinga 2 21 23 Mabungtot 14 14 Poblacion 1 1 Dangoy 2 2 Western Uma 1 4 5 Lower Uma 1 1 Lubuagan 2 21 23

Page 1 of 2 REGION Province/Municipality DAMAGED HOUSES TOTALLY PARTIALLY TOTAL Mountain Province 1 3 4 Bauko 13 4 Guinzadan 2 2 Tapapan 1 1 2 Ifugao 12 0 12 Lagawe 1 1 Tinoc 11 11 Benguet 0 18 18 Tuba 18 18 Baguio City 0 2 2 San Luis 2 2

Sources: DSWD, OCDRCs I, III, IV-B, and CAR

Page 2 of 2 Sitrep No. 10 Tab E EFFECTS OF TROPICAL STORM "MARIO" COST OF DAMAGES As of 23 September 2011, 8:00 PM INFRASTRUCTURE AGRICULTURE ROADS / BRIDGES / OTHER CROPS (Rice and Corn) LIVESTOCKS IRRIGATION FISHERIES Region/Province/ STRUCTURES HVCC (, TOTAL COST (Infrastructure City/Municipality FLOOD CONTROL Banana, Papaya, + Agriculture) Type of Crops / NATIONAL LOCAL Estimated Peso Value Estimated Peso Value Estimated Peso ValueVegetables) Estimated Peso Value Livestocks

GRAND TOTAL 343,677,680.00 563,492,413.16 907,170,093.16 TOTAL 237,702,680.00 46,675,000.00 59,300,000.00 501,061,677.10 1,741,600.00 6,502,972.00 27,604,296.06 26,581,868.00 REGION I 149,000,000.00 46,675,000.00 59,300,000.00 426,143,222.10 1,741,600.00 6,502,972.00 26,097,537.06 26,581,868.00 737,939,227.16 Rice 425,556,259.50 1,200,000.00 4,102,972.00 26,097,537.06 1,655,430.00 Ilocos Norte 31,000,000.00 7,175,000.00 3,000,000.00 496,271,189.16 Corn 586,962.60 Ilocos Sur 52,100,000.00 10,300,000.00 4,500.00 62,404,500.00 La Union 37,900,000.00 39,500,000.00 25,000,000.00 541,600.00 6,676,719.50 109,618,319.50 Pangasinan 28,000,000.00 21,000,000.00 2,400,000.00 18,245,218.50 69,645,218.50 REGION III 56,600,000.00 ------56,600,000.00 300,000.00 300,000.00 Bulacan 16,000,000.00 16,000,000.00 Nueva Ecija 40,300,000.00 40,300,000.00 NCR 252,680.00 ------252,680.00 Caloocan City 154,800.00 154,800.00 Valenzuela City 97,880.00 97,880.00 CAR 31,850,000.00 - - 74,918,455.00 - - 1,506,759.00 - 108,275,214.00 Abra 100,000.00 Rice 8,120,800.00 8,220,800.00 Rice 60,059,045.00 60,059,045.00 Apayao Corn 4,127,264.00 4,127,264.00 Baguio City 2,000,000.00 2,000,000.00 Benguet 5,250,000.00 Rice 521,890.00 5,771,890.00 Ifugao 2,500,000.00 Corn 2,051,376.00 4,551,376.00 Kalinga 15,000,000.00 15,000,000.00 Mt. Province 7,000,000.00 Rice 38,080.00 1,506,759.00 8,544,839.00 Sources: DPWH Report as of 22 September 2014 for the National roads/bridges/other structures & Flood Control and OCD I and II Situational Reports

Page 1 of 1 SitRep No. 10 Tab F EFFECTS OF TROPICAL STORM "MARIO" (FUNG-WONG) STATUS OF ROADS AND BRIDGES As of 23 September 2014, 8:00 PM

LOCATION SITUATION / STATUS REMARKS/CAUSE

NCR

Metro Manila

MH Del Pilar, Valenzuela City

Arkong Bato-Polo Closed to traffic due to flooding

Polo-Malanday

REGION I

Pangasinan For light vehicles going to Tarlac: Take Brgy. Loag, Aguilar and Pangasinan-Tarlac Road, Quiray Bridge, Not passable to all types of vehicle due to washed (from Tarlac) take Brgy. Bocboc Aguilar. Km19+90, Aguilar Pangasinan out detour road For Buses and Trucks: take --San Carlos Road -Wawa- -Sta. Not passable to Heavy Vehicle Barbara Detour Roads at Balingued Bridge

Camiling-Wawa-Bayambang Malasiqui-Sta. Not passable to all types of vehicles Alternate Barbara Detour Roads at Balingued and Sapang Due to washed out detour roads route (Calasiao-Dagupan Road) Bridge I, K0199+343, For light vehicles: (going to Tarlac) Take Brgy. Loag, Aguilar and (from Tarlac) take Brgy. Bocboc Pangasinan-Tarlac Road, Quiray Bridge, Aguilar; Washed out detour road Km19+90, Aguilar Pangasinan For Buses and Trucks, take Mangatarem- Urbiztondo-San Carlos Road Maintenance point persons and maintenance crews Flooding subsided Urdaneta-Dagupan Road monitoring all roads lines informative/warning signs Passable to all types of vehicles installed

Urdaneta-Dagupan Road-Ventinilla, Sta. Barbara Not passable Underwater and damaged lateral drainage

Pangasinan-Zambales Road (Brgy. Bolo, Not passable Closed due to flooding Labrador) Sta. Barbara- Road-Malana- Passable as of reporting time Underwater and damaged asphalt Guesguesangan, Sta. Barbara

Ilocos Norte

Manila North Road - Tabug Detour Road Closed Alternate route (Currimao-Paoay-Balacad) Ongoing clearing operations km 466+076 Manila North Road - Badoc to San Nicolas Clearing operations on-going Due to uprooted and fallen trees

Pancian-Adams Road Not passable Due to landslide

Pias-Currimao-Paoay-Balacad Road Not passable Underwater

Ilocos Norte - Apayao Road Not passable Due to landslide

Ilocos Sur

MNR-- Not Passable Due to toppled trees; ongoing clearing operations

MNR Not Passable Underwater

MNR- Not Passable Underwater

MNR-Sto. Domingo Not Passable Underwater

Jct. Santiago - Banayoyo - Lidlidda - San Emilio - Closed due to landslide Quirino Road Km 379+000- Km390+000 Calungboyan Bridge along MNR Jct. Santa Not passable to all types of vehicle closed due to washed out 3rd and 4th span Rancho Road Cervantes-Quirino Road Not Passable Due to landslide Sanlaig-Banayoyo-Lidlidda,San Emilio-Quirino Not Passable Due to landslide Road La Union

Luna Bangar Road, Km305+000-Km307+000 Closed due to flooding -Baguio City Road Ribsuan Bridge, Km Closed due to flooding 274+180 Cadaclan Provincial Road Not pasable Due to landslide

Page 1 of 3 REGION II

Isabela

Baculod Bridge Closed eroded bridge approached

Ilagan City Sta. Maria-Cabagan Not Passable

Sto. Tomas-Cabagan Bridge Not Passable

REGION III

Nueva Ecija

Nueva Ecija-Pangasinan Road, K0173+500, Not passable (Alternate Route: Anao- Tarlac- Due to washed out detour roads Brgy. Sabit , Nueva Ecija TPLEX) Munoz-Lupao Road, K0156+650, Brgy. Not passable (Alternate Route: San Jose - Nueva Due to washed out detour roads Mapangpang Ecija Road) Bulacan Manila North Road, K0023+900, Marilao-Bocaue Closed to traffic due to flooding Bdry, Lolomboy Section Manila North Road, SM Section, K0021+000, Closed to traffic due to flooding Marilao, Bulacan Bigaa Plaridel Road (Panginay, Passable Balagtas)K0031+(-080) – K0031+000 Meycauayan – Camalig – Bahay Pari Road Sto. Closed to traffic due to flooding Nino Section, K0023+800, Meycauayan, Bulacan Manila North Road, Abangan Sur Section, Closed to traffic due to flooding K0023+000, Marilao, Bulacan Pampanga

Baliwag-Candaba-Sta. Ana Road (Brgy. Not passable to all types of vehicles due to flood water Paralaya, Candaba) K0067+700-K0069+250 Candaba - San Miguel Rd. K0073+450- Closed to traffic due to flooding K0074+800 Macabebe (San Gabriel-Apalit) Not passable to light vehicles

San Luis (San Juan - Sto. Rosario) Not passable to light vehicles

San Lucia Matua National Road, Brgy. Sta Lucia Not passable due to flooding

San Simon (Brgy. Sta. Cruz) Not passable to all types of Vehicles

REGION IV-A

Batangas Bauan Mabini Road K0168+150, K0173+900 & Alternate route (via Talaga) Not passable due to landslide with rockfall K0174+150 REGION V

Camarines Norte

Cabuluan Bridge K0252+701, Cabuluan, Sta. Impassable Washed out Elena, Detour Bridge Daang Maharlika, K0252+700 (Cabuluan Detour Altrenate route (Andaya Highway) Due to damaged detour road Bridge, Sta. Elena) K0268+300 Minasag, Sta. Elena K0318, Galocan Section K0312 Daguit Section Passable as of reporting time K0311 Nobongan Section K0308 Namukanan Section Camarines Sur

Pili-Tigaon- Boundary Road at K0490- Passable as of reporting time K0491 and Sitio Cabunturan Sibaguan

Catanduanes Jct. Panganiban-Sabloyon Road at Mosocbosoc Bridge Detour Passable as of reporting time K0079+100 Brgy. Sabloyo, Caramoran

Region VII

Cebu Brgy. Guadalupe – Marangog Road due to rock debris Bogo City Impassable to all types of vehicles Sitio Lib-og Road – Brgy. Guadalupe due to soil erosion

CAR

Apayao

Malayugan to Maharlika Road Not passable to all types of vehicle Closed

Benguet

Baguio-Bua- Road

Page 2 of 3 a). K0260+050, Brgy Ucab, Village

b). K0260+450 Not passable to all types of vehicle Closed due to landslide

c). K0260+470

d). K0261+450

Abra

Caganayan to Nagsabaran Road, Not passable to all types of vehicle Closed due to flooded portions

Brgy Ninoy Aquino Road, Sitio Dallawas, Tineg Not passable to all types of vehicle Closed due to landslides

Poblacion-Tumbal Road,Tineg Not passable to all types of vehicle Closed due to landslides

Bituin-Poblacion Road Not passable to all types of vehicle Closed due to landslides

Ifugao

Banaue- -Benguet Bdry. Road, Not passable to all types of vehicle Closed due to landslides K0394+400, Tuludan, Tinoc -Hungduan -Benguet Bdry. Road, Not passable to all types of vehicle Closed due to landslide K0362+500, Nampolia, Poblacion Mt. Province

Banao-Lagaoa Road, Bauko Not passable to all types of vehicle Closed due to landslides

Baguio-Bontoc Road (Sinto) Not passable to all types of vehicle Closed due to landslides

Nakawang Road, Not passable to all types of vehicle Closed

Tamboan Road, Besao Not passable to all types of vehicle Closed

Sinto Bebe, Upper Bauko Not passable to all types of vehicle Closed

Brgy. Laylaya to Ilocos Sur Road Not passable to all types of vehicle Closed

Mabaay-Abatan Road Not passable to all types of vehicle Closed due to landslides

ROADS 61 BRIDGES 6

Sources: DPWH and OCD-RDRRMCs

Page 3 of 3 SitRep No.10 Tab G Effects of Tropical Storm "MARIO" (Fung-Wong) FLOODED AREAS As of 23 September 2014, 8:00 PM

Province/City/ Areas/Barangay/Street Depth/Status REMARKS Municipality Region I Pangasinan Bacayao Norte Bacayao Sur Barangay II & III Barangay IV Bonuan Binloc Herrero Perez Lasip Chico Lasip Grande Dagupan CityLucao 2-3 ft Moderate Malued Mayombo Pantal Poblacion Oeste Pogo Chico Pogo Grande Salisay Tapuac Brgy. Sonquil Brgy. Dalongue Brgy. Lekep Botao Brgy. Cayanga Brgy. Tocok Brgy. Longos Proper Brgy. Dalongue Brgy. Sonquil Santa BarbaraBrgy. Matic-Matic 2-3 ft Moderate Brgy. Ventinilla Brgy. Nilombot Brgy. Leet Brgy. Erfe Brgy. Primicias Brgy. Malanay Brgy. Tuliao Brgy. Banzal Brgy. Banaoang Brgy Longos (Sitio Sampot, Cabaruan, Caranto) Brgy. San Vicente (Sitio Kasintak) Brgy. Poblacion East 4 ft - above Severe Brgy. Poblacion West Brgy. Lasip Calasiao Brgy. Buenlag Brgy. Ambuetel Brgy. Gabon Brgy. Macabito 2-3 ft Moderate Brgy. Mancup Brgy. Nagsaing Brgy. Naisian Aguilar Portions of Brgy. Poblacion and Pogomboa 2-3 ft Moderate Brgy. Bolaoen 2-3 ft Moderate Brgy. Salomague Norte Brgy. Salomague Sur 2-3 ft Moderate Brgy. Pantal Brgy. Bongalon Brgy. Magsaysay Labrador 2-3 ft Moderate Brgy. Dulig Brgy. Bolo Brgy. Calit Brgy. Santa Rosa 2-3 ft Moderate Brgy. Tombor Brgy. Mangcasuy Brgy. Moreno Brgy. Sta. Maria Norte Brgy. Bued Brgy. Pasileng Sur 4 ft - above Severe Brgy. Balangobong Brgy. Tabuyoc Binalonan Brgy. Sumabnit Brgy. Vacante Brgy. Poblacion Brgy. Cili Brgy. Dumayat Brgy. Sto. Niño Brgy. Linmansangan 2-3 ft Moderate Brgy. Canarvacanan Brgy. Santiago Brgy. San Felipe Sur Brgy. San Felipe Central Brgy. Capas Brgy. Inmanduyan Brgy. Casantiagoan Brgy. D'Alarcio Brgy. Maraboc 4 ft - above Severe Brgy. Nanbagatan Brgy. Panaga Brgy. Poblacion Laoac Brgy. Yatyat Brgy. Caaringayan Brgy. Caloagan Brgy. Calmay 2-3 ft Moderate Brgy. Casampagaan Brgy. Casanestebanan Brgy. Talogtog Brgy. Angayan Norte BalungaoBrgy. 2-3 ft Moderate Brgy. Rajal Brgy. San Leon Brgy. Vacanta Bautista 2-3 ft Moderate Brgy. Diaz Brgy. Bononan Pozorrubio 2-3 ft Moderate Brgy. Alipangpang Brgy. Quintong San Carlos 2-3 ft Moderate Brgy. Pangoloan Brgy. Lapalo Brgy. Sto. Domingo 4 ft - above Severe Brgy. San Bonifacio Brgy. Guiset Sur 2-3 ft Moderate San Manuel Brgy. Guiset Norte 2-3 ft Moderate Brgy. San Juan 2-3 ft Moderate Brgy. Cabaritan 2-3 ft Moderate Brgy. Nagsaag 2-3 ft Moderate Brgy. Balingayan San Quintin 2-3 ft Moderate Brgy. Mantacdang Brgy. San Pablo Santa Maria 2-3 ft Moderate Brgy. San Alejandro Ilocos Sur Banayoyo Brgy. Elefante-Guardia Road 2-3 ft Moderate Cabugao Brgy. Cuancabal (Sitio Cabaroan) 2-3 ft Moderate Brgy. Villa Hermosa 4 ft - above Severe Brgy. Villa Garcia Sta. Cruz Brgy. Sidaoen 2-3 ft Moderate Brgy. Villa Hermosa (Sitio Pantar) Brgy. Sagat 2-3 ft Moderate Brgy. Mambog (Sitio Happy Valley) 2-3 ft Moderate Brgy. Mambug 4 ft - above Severe Brgy. Nalasin 4 ft - above Severe Brgy. Poblacion Sur 4 ft - above Severe Santiago Brgy. Olo-olo Norte 4 ft - above Severe Brgy. 4 ft - above Severe Brgy. San Jose 4 ft - above Severe Brgy. San Roque 4 ft - above Severe Brgy. Gabao 4 ft - above Severe Candon City All barangays except Bagani Camposanto 2-3 ft Moderate Brgy. Turod 2-3 ft Moderate Narvacan City Brgy. Margaay 2-3 ft Moderate Brgy. Naguneg 2-3 ft Moderate Lidlidda Brgy. Poblacion Norte 2-3 ft Moderate BanayoyoBrgy. Cadanglaan 2-3 ft Moderate Brgy. Subadi Norte 2-3 ft Moderate Brgy. Luna 2-3 ft Moderate Brgy. Balugang 2-3 ft Moderate Burgos Brgy. Bessang 2-3 ft Moderate Brgy. Mapanit 2-3 ft Moderate Brgy. Manaboc 2-3 ft Moderate Brgy. Rubio Galimuyod Underwater Brgy. Oaig-Daya Salcedo Brgy. Baybayading 4 ft - above Severe Brgy. San Pablo Brgy. Villa Quirino Brgy. San Rafael San Esteban 2-3 ft Moderate Brgy. Poblacion Brgy. Cabaroan Brgy. Ansad Brgy. Nalasin Brgy. Pussuac Brgy. Poblacion Santo DomingoBrgy. San Pablo 2-3 ft Moderate Brgy. Nambaran Brgy. Quimmarayan Brgy. Santo Tomas City Eastern Poblacion area 2-3 ft Moderate La Union Brgy. San Agustin Brgy. Bato 4 ft - above Severe Brgy. Biday Brgy. Lingsat San Fernando City Brgy. Cabaroan Brgy. Catbangen Brgy . I 2-3 ft Moderate Brgy. II Brgy. III Brgy. IV Agoo Sta. Rita West 2-3 ft Moderate Bacnotan All Barangays 2-3 ft Moderate Brgy. Las-ud Brgy. Wenceslao Brgy. Santiago Norte Caba 4 ft - above Severe Brgy. Santiago Sur Brgy. San Carlos Brgy. Gana Brgy. Balaoc Brgy. Balsaan Brgy. Brgy. Casantaan Brgy. Linong Brgy. Lomboy Brgy. Malabago Sto. Tomas Brgy. Namboongan 4 ft - above Severe Brgy. Namonitan Brgy. Naravacan Brgy. Patac Brgy. Poblacion Brgy. Raois Brgy. Tococ Brgy. Tubod Brgy. Ubagan Brgy. Cabaruan Brgy. Casilagan Sto. Tomas Brgy. Cupang 2-3 ft Moderate Brgy. Damortis Brgy. Fernando Sudipen Brgy. Porporiket 2-3 ft Moderate Brgy. Agdeppa Brgy. Caggao Brgy. Consuegra Bangar 2-3 ft Moderate Brgy. General Terrero Brgy. Maria Cristina West Brgy. Rissing Luna Brgy. Barangobong 4 ft - above Severe Aringay Brgy. Alaska 4 ft - above Severe Ilocos Norte Brgy. Caaoacan Brgy. San Lorenzo Brgy. San Jose Brgy. Balbina Brgy. Sto.Tomas Poblacion Brgy. San Guillermo Brgy. San Jacinto Brgy. San Francisco Brgy. Santa Marcela Brgy. Sta. Joaquina Brgy. San Miguel Brgy. San Pedro Brgy. San Andres Brgy. Cabungaan South Brgy. Darayday Brgy. San Matias Brgy. Raraburan Brgy. San Pedro Buttong Brgy. San Mateo Brgy. Nuestra Señora de Consolacion Brgy. Sto. Tomas Brgy. Sta. Cayetana Brgy. Nuestra Señora de Soledad Brgy. San Bernardo Brgy. Nuestra Señora del Rosarion Brgy. Suyo Brgy. Sta. Maria Laoag CityBrgy. Talingan 2-3 ft Moderate Brgy. Lataag Brgy. Rioeng Brgy. Camanggaan Brgy. Lagui-Sail Brgy. Barit-Pandan Brgy. Salet-Bulangon Brgy. La Paz East Brgy. La Paz West A Brgy. La Paz East C Brgy. La Paz Proper A Brgy. Gabu Norte East Brgy. Gabu Norte West Brgy. Gabu Sur Brgy. Araniw Brgy. Calayab Brgy. Mangato West Brgy. Apayat Brgy. Cavit Brgy. Tangid Brgy. Nalibo Brgy. Bengcag Brgy. Cataban Brgy. San Vicente Brgy. Sta. Angela Brgy. San Quirino Brgy. Cabungaan Norte Casili Brgy. Badio Pinili Brgy. Tartarabang 2-3 ft Moderate Brgy. Nagtrigoan REGION III

Pampanga San Augustin 7 feet Severe Pescadores 2 feet Moderate Candaba Pasig 2 feet Moderate Pansinao 3 feet Moderate San Gabriel 1.5 feet Light Macabebe Saplad 1.5 feet Light San Juan 4 feet Severe Sto. Rosario 3 feet Moderate Sta. Catalina 3 feet Moderate San Nicolas 4 feet Severe Sta. Monica 3 feet Moderate Sta. Cruz 3 feet Moderate San Sebastian 3 feet Moderate Sto. Tomas 3 feet Moderate Sta.Cruz 3 feet Moderate Dela Paz 2 feet Moderate San Augustin 2 feet Moderate San Juan 3 feet Moderate San Simon San Pedro 3 feet Moderate San Miguel 3 feet Moderate Sto. Nino 2 feet Moderate San Nicolas 2 feet Moderate Bulacan San Jose 2 feet Moderate San Miguel 4 feet Severe Poblacion 3 feet Moderate Pungo 3 feet Moderate Sapang Bayan 4 feet Severe Sucol 5 feet Severe Bulusa 5 feet Severe Calumpit Meysulo 6 feet Severe Iba O'Este 2 feet Moderate Gugo 3 feet Moderate Gatbuca 5 feet Severe Frances 5 feet Severe Calizon 4 feet Severe 2 feet Moderate Palimbang 2 feet Moderate

Regions 2 Provinces 6 Cities/Municipalities 46 Areas/Barangays 235 SitRep No. 10 Tab H

Effects of Tropical Storm "MARIO" (FUNG-WONG) Cost of Assistance As of 23 September 2014, 8:00 PM

DSWD LGUs DOH TOTAL

GRAND TOTAL 16,034,645.90 4,365,209.91 3,589,521.17 23,989,376.98

NCR 9,938,270.00 - 726,544.89 10,664,814.89

Quezon City 2,663,170.00 98,024.80 2,761,194.80 Caloocan 1,232,000.00 93,456.00 1,325,456.00 Malabon City 139,000.00 139,000.00 San Juan City 139,000.00 24,320.00 163,320.00 Valenzuela City 596,000.00 596,000.00 Manila 983,400.00 8,960.00 992,360.00 Marikina 3,597,266.00 74,136.09 3,671,402.09 Taguig 180,700.00 24,320.00 205,020.00 Navotas City 60,016.00 60,016.00 Pasig City 203,867.00 63,280.00 267,147.00 Makati City 40,352.00 40,352.00 Mandaluyong City 41,056.00 41,056.00 Muntinpula City 73,936.00 73,936.00 Pasay City 203,867.00 1,792.00 205,659.00 Parañaque City 73,936.00 73,936.00 Las Piñas City 7,008.00 7,008.00 Pateros Municipal 41,056.00 41,056.00 MM Hospital (Fabella) 896.00 896.00 CAR 54,247.90 18,555.31 509,862.10 582,665.31

No breakdwon - - 509,862.10 509,862.10 Apayao 45,093.70 6,872.31 - 51,966.01 Santa Marcela 45,093.70 6,872.31 51,966.01 Benguet 9,154.20 11,683.00 - 20,837.20 Baguio City 11,683.00 11,683.00 La Trinidad 9,154.20 9,154.20 REGION I 765,020.00 27,500.00 362,397.00 1,154,917.00

Pangasinan 752,100.00 - 95,000.00 847,100.00 - 95,000.00 95,000.00 Dagupan 752,100.00 752,100.00 Ilocos Norte 12,920.00 27,500.00 76,397.00 116,817.00 - 76,397.00 76,397.00 Adams - 250.00 250.00 Pinili 1,060.00 1,060.00 Marcos 6,890.00 6,890.00 Banna 4,970.00 27,250.00 32,220.00 Ilocos Sur - - 47,000.00 47,000.00 - 47,000.00 47,000.00 La Union - - 144,000.00 144,000.00 - 144,000.00 144,000.00 REGION II - - 570,596.00 570,596.00 Cagayan - - 170,596.00 170,596.00 - 170,596.00 170,596.00 - - 100,000.00 100,000.00 - 100,000.00 100,000.00 Isabela - - 100,000.00 100,000.00 - 100,000.00 100,000.00 Nueva Vizcaya - - 100,000.00 100,000.00

Page 1 of 2 DSWD LGUs DOH TOTAL

- 100,000.00 100,000.00 Quirino - - 100,000.00 100,000.00 - 100,000.00 100,000.00 REGION III 3,254,987.00 4,317,615.60 1,075,000.00 8,647,602.60

No breakdwon - - 1,075,000.00 1,075,000.00 Bulacan 2,933,613.50 3,627,204.00 - 6,560,817.50 Calumpit 1,078,110.00 1,944,961.00 - 3,023,071.00 Meycauayan - - - - Provincial Government 511,560.00 - - 511,560.00 Sta. Maria 320,823.50 103,750.00 - 424,573.50 San Jose Del Monte - 409,093.00 - 409,093.00 Marilao 1,169,400.00 1,169,400.00 San Miguel 1,023,120.00 - 1,023,120.00 Nueva Ecija 204,624.00 165,000.00 - 369,624.00 Cabaio 204,624.00 165,000.00 369,624.00 San Antonio 100,000.00 100,000.00 San Isidro 1,023,120.00 1,023,120.00 Pampanga - 195,450.00 - 195,450.00 Arayat - 150,450.00 150,450.00 Santo Tomas 45,000.00 45,000.00 Tarlac 105,749.50 329,961.60 - 435,711.10 Paniqui 137,563.60 137,563.60 Moncada 105,749.50 192,398.00 298,147.50 Zambales 11,000.00 - - 11,000.00 11,000.00 11,000.00 REGION IV-A 2,022,121.00 - 245,121.18 2,267,242.18 Rizal 1,992,121.00 - 245,121.18 2,237,242.18 Rodriguez 471,267.00 471,267.00 San Mateo 406,919.00 53,328.09 460,247.09 Cainta 988,935.00 191,793.09 1,180,728.09 Taytay 125,000.00 125,000.00 Laguna 30,000.00 - - 30,000.00 San Pedro 30,000.00 30,000.00 REGION IV-B - - 100,000.00 100,000.00 - 100,000.00 100,000.00 REGION VII - 1,539.00 - 1,539.00 Cebu - 1,539.00 - 1,539.00 Tabogon - 1,539.00 1,539.00

Sources: DSWD and DOH

Page 2 of 2 SitRep No. 10 Tab I

DISASTER PREPAREDNESS Effects of Tropical Storm “MARIO” (FUNG-WONG) 23 September 2014, 8:00 PM

A. NATIONAL / NDRRMC

1. NDRRMC Operations Center  NDRRMC Operations Center is on RED ALERT Status effective 8:00 AM, 19 September 2014 and continuously monitors and disseminates Severe Weather Bulletins, 24-hour Public Weather Forecasts, Gale Warning, General Flood Advisories, and Dam Bulletin and Advisories to all RDRRMCs/OCDRCs through SMS, facsimile, and websites for further dissemination to their respective Local Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Councils (LDRRMCs) from the provincial down to the municipal levels; and directed RDRRMCs concerned through the OCD Regional Centers to undertake precautionary measures in their respective areas of responsibilities (AOR)

18 September 2014  Pre-Disaster Risk Assessment (PDRA) Core Group, led by Executive Director USEC Alexander Pama convened at the NDRRMC Operations Center for a meeting in anticipation to Tropical Storm “MARIO” (FUNG-WONG) effects

19 September 2014  Alerted the Pre-Disaster Risk Assessment (PDRA) Core Group thru SMS in anticipation for the PAGASA Red Rainfall Warning issuance  Coordinated with Duty Liaison Officers in the NDRRMOC for the dispatch of rescue assets in affected areas to assist in the evacuation  At around 10:45 AM, a joint press conference was conducted in NDRRMC Operations Center led by Sec. Corazon Juliano-Soliman, Sec. , USec. Pama to brief the public on the ongoing rescue and relief operations. Further, Dr. Esperanza Cayanan of PAGASA provided the weather situation and latest update of TS Mario and briefed the public  At around 4:00PM, Executive Secretary Paquito Ochoa, Sec. , Defense Secretary , DILG Sec. Mar Roxas, DPWH Sec. Rogelio Singson, and MMDA Sec. Francis Tolentino, and NDRRMC Members had a meeting and conducted a Press Briefing at the NDRRMC OpCen to monitor the conduct of rescue operations

2. Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA)  Continuously monitors the situation and disseminate weather bulletins, gale warnings, general flood advisories, and 24-hour public weather forecast  Issued a Report on the Commencement of Flood Warning Operations for Magat Flood Forecasting Warning Section Dam Office on 18 September 2014 at 11:10 AM  Issued Magat River Flood Bulletin No. 01 on 18 September 2014 at 11:45 AM

3. Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD)  As of 10:00 PM, 20 September 2014, DSWD FOs have standby funds amounting to PhP35,741,155.87  Stockpiled 114,504 family food packs, 841,123 pieces of food items, and 205,458 pieces of non-food items  Closely coordinated with DSWD FOs affected by TS “MARIO” for significant reports

DSWD RO I . Pre-positioned goods amounting to PhP8,767,418.18 (food items) and PhP6,082,767.93 (non-food items) . Standby fund amounting to PhP7,884,516.11 and Quick Response Fund (QRF) amounting to PhP13,000,000.00 were made available . SWAD Team and QUART in the Provinces of Ilocos Norte and Pangasinan were placed on standby . Prepared evacuation centers and locations for the community kitchen

DSWD FO II . Alerted SWAD Teams and Disaster Monitoring and Response Teams (DMRT) to render duty . Continuously disseminated weather advisories to all SWADs and MSWDO through SMS . Ensured the availability of 4,824 family packs, 1,480 cases of bottled water, and 36,000 tins of ready to eat food from NROC . Prepositioned 8,350 family food packs at the evacuation centers in the region

DSWD RO IV-A . Alerted all Quick Response Teams, SWAD Officers, Pantawid Pamilya Provincial, Municipal links, and PDOs for activation

DSWD RO IV-B . Alerted all Social Welfare and Development Team Staff and Quick Response Teams . Prepositioned of relief goods to selected geographically isolated depressed areas in Occidental and , , Romblon, and

DSWD RO CAR . Raised to Red Alert Status . Prepositioned 26,098 family packs across the region . Alerted 18 QUART teams in the provinces to render duty at their respective P/MDRRMC OpCen . Standby fund amounting to PhP 1,000,000.00 available at the regional field office

4. Department of Health (DOH)  On Code White Alert  Sends weather bulletin to all Regional Health Office Directors and RHEMS Coordinators  Continuous monitoring of the event through PAGASA website  A total of 60,175,728.97 worth of first aid kits, family kits, trauma kits, hygiene kits, CAMPOLAS kits, cadaver bags, water and sanitation hygiene supplies, cot beds, family tents, assorted drugs and medicines, and other supplies on stand by  Prepositioned PhP7,133,174.20 to Regional Offices I, II, III, IV-B, CAR, and NCR  Activated alternate Operations Center at East Avenue Medical Center

Health Emergency Management Bureau . Activated Regional Operation Centers . Alerted DOH retained hospitals to respond to casualties brought to the health facilities

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. Organized Standby Response Teams . Prepositioned medicines and Personal Protective Equipment . Coordinated with Regional, Provincial, City, and Municipal counterparts

DOH RO I . Activated Operation Centers . Medicines were made available at the regional and provincial offices . In continuous coordination and linkage with the health clusters, PDRRMCs and DOH-retained hospitals . Alerted the three (3) DOH retained Hospital . Medical response and health assessment teams composed of doctors, nurses, allied health professionals were established and placed on standby . Prepositioned a total of PhP232,000.00 worth of assorted drugs and medicines in the Provinces of Ilocos Norte, Ilocos Sur, La Union, and Pangasinan . Stockpiled assorted drugs and medicines to RESU-HEMS (Stock Room) amounting to PhP111,196.00 and Warehouse/Supply Room amounting to PhP1,209,308.86 . Direct coordination with three (3) DOH retained hospitals (ITRMC-San Fernando City, La Union, R1MC-Dagupan City, Pangasinan, MMH and MC- Batac City, Ilocos Norte . Drugs and medicines worth PhP47,000.00 prepositioned at the Provincial Health Office of Ilocos Sur, were given to the Ilocos Sur-PDRRMC for augmentation

DOH RO II . Activated to Code White Alert . Continuously coordinated with OCD II for preparedness activities . Coordinated with PAGASA and OCD re weather updates . Coordinated with Provincial DOH Offices (PDOHO) for monitoring of any untoward health events and to ensure the availability of previously prepositioned emergency drugs amounting to PhP100,000.00 per province . Placed mobile water purification on standby for possible deployment

DOH RO III . Raised to Code White Alert and disseminated the information to all PHOs and PHTOs . Notified scheduled medical response team and was placed on standby

DOH RO IV-A . Closely coordinated with Local Health Officers of provinces, municipalities,

and cities

. Prepositioned medicines for San Mateo, Rizal worth PhP53,328.09

DOH RO IV-B . On Code White Alert . Monitored the availability of prepositioned drugs/medicines and medical supplies in PDOHO

DOH RO CAR . On code White alert

DOH RO NCR . Reminded all NCR-LGUs HEMS Coordinators regarding updates, availability of anti-leptospirosis drugs in NCR, and to report all untoward incidents pertaining to health disease prevention

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5. Armed Forces of the (AFP)  Directed the Major Services to prepare for the conduct of HADR Operations in coordination with concerned LGUs/Agencies in their AOR

AFP- NAVAL FORCES NORTHERN LUZON (AFP-NFNL) . Implemented of “OPLAN DAGLI” . Placed assets and resources on standby for operations . Placed PDRTUs on standby for deployment

Philippine Army (PA) . 21ST IB, 5ID was on heightened alert and continuously monitored their AOR

Philippine Navy (PN) Naval Base Camilo Osias . Alerted two (2) Disaster Response Rescue Teams (DRRTs)

501s, 503rd BDE . Rescue teams, emergency telecommunication equipment, and search and rescue equipment were placed on standby for augmentation and deployment . Assisted in the communication of warnings and advisories through brigades and battalions

Philippine Airforce (PAF) . TOG 3RD closely monitored situation and readied two (2) helicopters for SAR operations and aerial survey

4th Infantry Battalion . Alerted Disaster Response Team and line companies to include CAFGU Patrol Base for the conduct of rescue operation

Southern Luzon Command (SOLCOM) . Deployed one 6x6 truck to DSWD IV-A for immediate dispatch of relief goods . Sent 730th CG standby team to PDRRMO Batangas OpCen . Deployed one (1) squad of 16IB in San Mateo, Rizal and one (1) section of Beta Company in Barangay Calawis, Antipolo City . One (1) M35 truck proceeded to DSWD IV-A Alabang office to deliver relief goods . Deployed M35 trucks of 740th CG, PAF and 202nd Bde, 2ID, PA for relief distribution in coordination with DSWD IV-A

6. Philippine National Police (PNP)  Disseminated weather bulletins to all PPOs and SCPO down to lower units to undertake appropriate preparations

PNP RO I . Activated the Provincial DIMTG-SAKLOLO and Alert Teams . Conducted continuous assessment of the disaster preparedness plan . Placed 30 rubber boats with OBM, SAR Teams, and one (1) speed boat in the Provinces of Ilocos Norte, Ilocos Sur, and Pangasinan on standby

PNP RO II . All PPOs and SCPOs coordinated with PDRRMC, CDRRMC and DPWH for any developments

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PNP RO III . Activated the Regional Incident Management Task Group (RDIMTG), alerted all concerned PNP personnel for possible search, rescue, security, and relief operations, and placed WASAR equipment on standby

PNP RO IV-A . Disseminated weather bulletin to all PPOs, and CD, SCPO . All PDs and CD, SCPO were directed to preposition their disaster response teams particularly in the disaster prone and low-lying areas

PRO IV-B . Alerted all Police Provincial Office down to their lower units for continuous monitoring on their AOR . Placed SAR team on standby alert

PRO - CORDILLERA . Assisted in the dissemination of weather bulletins through Provincial Police Offices (PPOs) across the region . Search and Rescue equipment and personnel were placed on standby

PPO La Union . Activated the Provincial DIMTG – SAKLOLO and Alert Teams

7. Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG)

DILG RO I . Alerted DRRM Councils . Advised DRRMCs to implement pre-emptive evacuation in high-risk areas

DILG RO II . Continuously monitored AOR and disseminated weather bulletins . Coordinated with Provincial Directors and Field Officers . Released Advisory No. 1 to LCEs, Punong Barangays, DILG Provincial Directors, Cluster Officers, City and Municipal LGOOs re Reactivation of the LDRRMCs and observe the Calamity Response Protocols for TS “MARIO”

DILG RO IV-A . Closely monitored their AOR and assisted in the dissemination of advisories and provision of updates

DILG RO IV-B . Alerted all DILG field officers in the region

8. Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH)

DPWH RO I . Activated their OpCen and District Action Teams . Monitored status of roads in their AOR . Placed district maintenance crew and regional resources on standby for possible emergency response operation

DPWH RO IV-A . Activated the operations center of all 15 District Engineering Offices . Continuously monitored the status of national roads especially those located in landslide prone areas

DPWH RO IV-B . Continuously monitored national roads and bridges in their AOR

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. Reactivated MVUC (Motor Vehicle User Charge) workers and maintenance crew of the DDRRM teams to monitor condition of national roads and bridges and other Infrastructure facilities . Prepositioned available equipment in DEOs for clearing operations

DPWH RO CAR . Disseminated advisories to all Local Executives through DILG Provincial Directors to activate, monitor, and make necessary reports

9. Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP)

BFP RO I . Emergency Response Teams were on alert status and ready for mobilization . Three (3) rubber boats with OBM, fire trucks, and manpower were placed on standby for augmentation

BFP RO II . Closely coordinated with government agencies and rescue and communication groups . Placed personnel and EMS personnel on standby

BFP RO III . Continuously monitored the situation and were on standby alert

BFP RO IV-B . Advised all officers and key personnel to be ready to extend assistance . Ensured the availability of fire/rescue/emergency medical personnel, apparatus, and auxiliary units

BFP RO NCR . All other rescue assets were placed on standby for deployment

BFP RO CAR . Alerted all BFP stations for possible rescue and response activities . Prepositioned rescue vehicles, ambulances, and emergency supplies . Prepositioned rubber boats in Kalinga, Apayao, and Abra

10. (PCG)

COAST GUARD DISTRICT NORTHWESTERN LUZON (CGDNWLZN) . Activated all district operations center . Alerted all WASAR teams equipped with rubber boats and OBM for response mobilization . Implemented prevention of fisherfolk and other small sea vessels from venturing out the sea

COAST GUARD DISTRICT NORTHEASTERN LUZON (CGDNLZ) . Continuously monitored their AOR . Disseminated weather bulletin to substations, coastal barangays, and fisherfolk . Strictly enforced the “No Sail Policy” . Placed District Response Group (DRG) on standby and ready for deployment in case of unusual incidents

COAST GUARD DISTRICT (CGDSTL) . Placed all personnel and deployable response group on heightened alert . Placed all search and rescue assets, equipment, and land mobility vehicles on standby

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. Activated Passengers Assistance Center

COAST GUARD DISTRICT PALAWAN . Placed all personnel and deployable response group on heightened alert . Advised all small sea crafts and fishing vessel not to venture out of sea

11. Philippine Information Agency (PIA)

PIA ROs I, II, and IV-A . Assisted in the dissemination of weather bulletins through PIA news text blast

12. National Telecommunications Commission (NTC)

NTC RO I . Alerted accredited Civic Communication Groups in AOR to assist on communication concerns in case of communication failure

13. Philippine Red Cross (PRC)

PRC RO I . Placed on alert status . WASAR team, CISD teams, and volunteers were placed on standby . Placed (3) rubber boats with OBM, three (3) ambulances, one (1) land cruiser, and one (1) mobile water treatment equipment with generator and water pump on standby . Ensured the availability of first aid kits and spine boards . Stockpiled food packs

PRC Oriental Mindoro Chapter . Activated response team/community volunteers and prepositioned rescue equipment and supplies

PRC La Union . Red Cross 143 are on alert and PRC volunteers and CISD Teams were on standby . Stockpiled food packs and ensured the availability of first aid kits, spine boards, two (2) vehicles, and one (1) inflatable rubber boat

PRC Pangasinan . Placed WASAR team on standby for response mobilization . Prepositioned three (3) rubber boats with OBM and one (1) ambulance for augmentation . Ensured the availability of one (1) mobile water treatment equipment with generator and water pump

PRC Ilocos Sur and Ilocos Norte . Prepared first aid kits and spine boards and alerted first aiders and volunteers

14. Department of Science and Technology (DOST)

DOST RO IV-A . Utilized Project HANDA Text Blast for continuous dissemination of Weather Advisories

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15. Department of Agriculture (DA)

DA RO I . Activated their regional command center for continuous monitoring on the agricultural sector

16. Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR)

BFAR RO I . Provincial and Municipal command centers were alerted to monitor the fishery projects in their AOR

17. Department of Education (DepEd)

DepEd I . Identified 135 schools which can be used as Evacuation Centers

18. Department of Environment and Natural Resources – Mines and Geosciences Bureau (DENR-MGB)

 Conducted field inspection and assessment on landslide prone areas in Rizal

B. REGIONAL DRRM Councils

RDRRMCs I, II, III, IV-A, IV-B, V, VII, CAR, and NCR  Continuously disseminated weather bulletins to RDRRMC member-agencies, P/C/MDRRMCs, and local media (radio stations) thru OCDRC Infoboard Text Blast System, and upload the same to social accounts to effectively ensure public safety and achieve zero-casualty  Alerted all PDRRMCs and RDRRMC member-agencies for possible rescue, relief, and other response operations relative to the present weather disturbance  Continuously monitors situations in their respective AOR

RDRRMC I

PDRRMC LA UNION . Activated all CDRRMCs/MDRRMCs and BDRRMCs . Conducted warning dissemination to public and local radio stations . Provincial Social Welfare and Development Office prepositioned road cleaning equipment and relief goods . Provincial Health Office Medical Response Team were placed on standby for deployment . Provincial Agriculture Office is continuously monitoring the effects on the agriculture sector

PDRRMC ILOCOS SUR . Inspected operational heavy equipment and water search and rescue tools . Activated MOA to groceries, gasoline station, pharmacy, water refilling stations

PDRRMC ILOCOS NORTE . Activated all Provincial Resiliency Clusters . Pre-positioned one (1) pay loader and dump truck at Solsona Civic Center and one (1) dump truck at Dingras Municipal Hall . Relief and rescue forces were placed on standby

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RDRRMC II  On Red Alert Status  Conducted PDRA on 18 September 2014 at 3:00 PM at Northern Luzon PAGASA Regional Services Division Office. Discussion that LDRRMCs as well as the public along the coastal areas should be alerted about storm surge. Further, Magat Dam was expected to release water, thus, municipalities along the Cagayan River such as Ramon, San Mateo, Aurora, Cabatuan, Luna, Reina Mercedes, Burgos, Naguilian, and Gamu all in Isabela Province and other municipalities of Cagayan Province should be alerted

PDRRMC ISABELA . Conducted emergency council meeting at Isabela Province Capitol re TS Mario . Continuously monitored and coordinated with MDRRMCs of the four coastal municipalities . Disseminated weather advisories to PDRRMC member agencies, MDRRMCs and other stakeholders . Prepositioned food packs and medicines . Rescue team was placed on standby

PDRRMC NUEVA VIZCAYA . Continuously monitored the situation in the province . Disseminated weather bulletins to PDRRMC member agencies, MDRRMCs and other stakeholders . Closely coordinated with MDRRMCs . Prepositioned heavy equipment, family food packs, and medicines

PDRRMC QUIRINO . Continuously monitored the situation in the province . Disseminated weather bulletins to PDRRMC member agencies, MDRRMCs and other stakeholders . Closely coordinated with MDRRMCs

PDRRMC CAGAYAN . Continuously monitored the situation in the province and closely coordinated with MDRRMCs . Disseminated weather bulletins to PDRRMC member agencies, MDRRMCs and other stakeholders

CDRRMC SANTIAGO CITY . Placed Rescue 1021 on standby and alerted residents in low-lying areas for possible occurrence of flash floods

CDRRMC CAUAYAN CITY . Prepositioned relief goods and placed rescue team on standby

MDRRMCs APARRI, STA. ANA AND GONZAGA . Continuously monitored their respective AORs . Continuously disseminated latest weather bulletins to MDRRMC member agencies, BDRRMCs and other stakeholders

MDRRMC GONZAGA . Rescue 1025 was placed on standby for possible deployment

MDRRMC Pamplona . Placed Pamplona Rescue Team on standby

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RDRRMC III  RDRRMC III Chairperson directed the 7th ID PA and PRO III to direct their field units to the provinces in the region with Red and Orange Rainfall Warning to coordinate with LDRRMCs for provision of assistance  Alerted all responders in their AOR  Closely monitored status of rivers along Pampanga and Basin  Requested SBMA to send rescue teams to PDRRMC OpCen in Bulacan for deployment to identified flooding risk areas

PDRRMC BULACAN . PDRRMC Operation Center is on alert status since 15 September 2014 . Continuously monitors status of Angat Dam and its river tributaries along Norzagaray down to Hagonoy, Bulacan

PDRRMC ZAMBALES . PDRRMC Operation Center is on alert status since 15 September 2014 . MDRRMO Palauig pre-emptively evacuated four (4) families / ten (10) persons to Cauyan Elementary School

PDRRMC AURORA . PDRRMC Operation Center is activated since 15 September 2014 . Closely monitored fishing boats and small sea crafts and advised them not to venture out into the sea during inclement weather . Placed Aurora Rescue Team on stand-by for possible SAR and evacuation operation

PDRRMC TARLAC . Placed PDRRMC DART on standby status and ready to deploy for possible SAR and evacuation operation . Closely monitored the situation of rivers included in Agno river Basin . Coordinated with Tarlac, PPO, 3RD Mechanized Infantry Battalion, 522nd Engineering Battalion and Provincial Engineer’s Office/provincial Equipment Pool Office for possible deployment of assets and personnel if the need arises

PDRRMC PAMPANGA . Conducted Emergency meeting regarding preparedness and action plan . Alerted all MDRRMOs to closely monitor their AOR . PDRRMC DART was placed on standby status and ready for possible SAR and evacuation operation . PDRRMO was in close contact with and Barangay Captains of coastal high risk barangays . Closely monitored the situation of rivers included in Candaba swamps and lower Basin

CDRRMC OLONGAPO CITY . Coordinated with BDRRMCs and other concerned agencies to monitor the situation thru radio, telephone and mobile messages . Prepositioned all emergency response teams for immediate mobilization

RDRRMC IV-A  Raised to Blue Alert Status on 19 September 2014

PDRRMC RIZAL . Conducted pre-emptive evacuation in eight (8) barangays in San Mateo

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. Coordinated with Rizal PPO for the conduct of pre-emptive and forced evacuation . Conducted pre-emptive evacuation and rescue operation on areas affected by severe flooding in the Municipality of Rodriguez

PDRRMC CAVITE . Closely monitors coastal areas and other low-lying areas for possiblepre- emptive evacuation . Activated PDRRMC Operation Center and advised personnel to be on standby alert

PDRRMC BATANGAS . Conducted pre-emptive evacuation in the Municipalities of Batangas and Batangas City . Prepared evacuation centers in Cuenca

RDRRMC IV-B  Placed Operations Center on alert for monitoring, coordination, and assistance  Alerted Local DOCs and emergency responders in the five (5) provinces of MIMAROPA  Alerted all DRRMc members of P/MDRRMCs of Oriental Mindoro, Occidental Mindoro, Romblon, Marinduque and Palawan for possible effects of TS Mario

MDRRMC CALINTAAN . Activated their Operations Center to monitor the effects of TS Mario

MDRRMC MAGSAYSAY . Alerted all emergency responders and placed all vehicles and heavy equipment on standby

MDRRMC STA. CRUZ . Activated Operations Center

MDRRMC SAN JOSE . Activated and alerted OpCen and Municipal Disaster Response Team

RDRRMC V

PDRRMCs . Continuously monitored the situation in their AORs

PDRRMC . Released advisory forbidding sailing of small seacrafts . Cancelled Centennial Jamboree due to current weather condition

PDRRMC CAMARINES SUR . Advised all M/CDRRMCs/MOs to take appropriate preparedness measures in their AOR . Issued warning through mobile public address system to coastal municipalities

RDRRMC VII  Placed on Red Alert Status due to the Orange Rainfall Warning enhanced by Southwest Monsoon

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 All local DRRMCs activated their respective operation centers and monitored their respective AORs especially the rivers and low lying areas and near mountain slopes

PDRRMC . TARSIER 117 of Bohol closely monitors their AOR especially the river system

RDRRMC CAR  Activated to Red Alert Status  Called all local chief executives to inform on current PSWS and enforced pre- emptive evacuation as early as possible  Activated the Thuraya Emergency Communication Kit

PDRRMC) APAYAO . All LDRRMCs were activated . MDRRMCs conducted emergency council meetings re TS Mario . Conducted pre-emptive evacuation in the municipalities of Luna, Flora, , , and Sta. Marcela

PDRRMC KALINGA . Tabuk City DRRMC conducted emergency meeting re TS Mario . Established communication link with 503rd BDE in anticipation of interrupted communication lines . PDRRMC and response and rescue teams were placed on standby . Continuously coordinated with MDRRMOs for preparedness activities . Continuously disseminated of updates re TS Mario through SMS and Social Media Accounts

PDRRMC ABRA . Continuously monitoredstatus of Abra river

PDRRMC BENGUET . Suspended small scale mining activities . Tublay employed pre-emptive evacuation to residents in high risk areas . Facilitated dissemination of early warning advisories and implementation of pre-emptive evacuation

CDRRMC BAGUIO CITY . Advised pre-emptive evacuation in flood prone barangays

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SitRep No. 10 Tab J

DISASTER RESPONSE Effects of Tropical Storm “MARIO” (FUNG-WONG) 23 September 2014, 8:00 PM

I. FOOD AND NON-FOOD ITEMS

Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD)  DSWD Field Offices have standby funds amounting to PhP 40,613,901.93. Breakdown available in Regions I, II, III, IV-A, IV-B, V, VII, CAR, and NCR as follows:  Family food packs of PhP 29,633,413.43  Assorted food items amounting PhP 57,085,006.99  Assorted non-food items amounting to PhP 46,015,521.91  Provided 33,775 family food packs amounting to PhP20,986,706.73 worth of food items to Regions III, IV-A and NCR  Provided 3,125 family food packs forLaoag City, Ilocos Norte

DSWD RO NCR . Provisioned food items and non-food items in the following areas: o Malabon – 500 food packs o Marikina – 6,000 food packs o Quezon City – 1,500 food packs o Manila – 1,000 food packs o San Juan – 500 blankets and mats

DSWD FO I . Delivered 2,000 family food packs to PSWDO Laoag City and the remaining 2,000 family packs to DSWD FO I Provincial Operations Center . Delivered 5,000 blankets, 5,000 mosquito nets and 875 food packs to Ilocos Sur

DSWD FO II . Calayan, Cagayan hauled 500 family food packs, 10 boxes ready-to- eat food, and 200 boxes of bottled water from the field office for augmentation support to the affected families . MSWDO Alcala, Cagayan hauled 120 family food packs, 5 boxes ready-to-eat food, and 100 boxes of bottled water for augmentation support to the affected families in the municipality . Delivered family food packs, ready-to-eat food, and bottled water to the Municipalities of Aurora, Naguilian, Roxas, San Manuel, Burgos, Gamu, Quezon, Quirino, Cabatuan, Luna, Reina Mercedes, San Mateo, Cauayan City, and Ramon, Isabela for the possibility of flooding in the aforesaid areas due to the release of water from Magat Dam

DSWD FO III . Received 350 NFA rice from NFA Pampanga and 160 cavan of rice from NFA Bataan . 600 food packs from NDRRMC were released to Cabaio, Nueva Ecija . Repacked 4,000 family food packs . Withdraw 9,600 food packs from NDRRMC Warehouse, Airforce City, Clarkfield Pampanga . Released 500 FFP to San Roque, La Paz Tarlac, 300 FFP to 3rd district of Bulacan (balance), 1,100 FFP to Province of N.E. (balance), 1,700 FFP to

3rd district, 150 FFP to 3rd district of Bulacan (balance), and 1,000 FFP to 1st district of Bulacan

Philippine Red Cross (PRC)

 Provided a total of 12,928 hot meals to Manila, Quezon City, Rizal-San Juan, Valenzuela, Pasay, Ilocos Norte, Rizal-Marikina, Laguna, La Union, Pangasinan- Dagupan and East Rizal Chapters  Provided a total of 224 canned goods, 50 bottled waters, 112 biscuits, 364 food items, 200 clothing and 19 hygiene kits to Benguet, Malabon, La Union, Rizal, Baguio and Pangasian-Dagupan Chapters.

PRC NHQ . Provided 2,000 bottled waters and 30 boxes of noodles to Rizal-Marikina Branch

PRC Ilocos Sur and Norte . Relief operations for the initial 200 families

RDRRMC II PDRRMC NUEVA VIZCAYA . Conducted relief operations in the Municipality of Santa Fe

RDRRMC III PDRRMC Bulacan . Distributed 1,409 packs of relief goods to 17 different evacuation centers in the municipalities of Bocaue, San Jose Del Monte, Sta. Maria, Meycauayan, Calumpit, Marilao

RDRRMC IV-B MDRRMC CALINTAAN . Provided relief goods to the affected families in their AOR

RDRRMC CAR PDRRMC APAYAO . DSWD of Apayao augmented 300 family packs for the evacuees and affected families in Sta. Marcela

II. PCCM (PROTECTION CAMP COORDINATION AND MANAGEMENT)

RDRRMC I

PDRRMC ILOCOS SUR . Established evacuation centers

PDRRMC ILOCOS NORTE . Requested immediate availability of four (4) generator sets with at least 2.2 KVA capacity for the evacuation centers

III. Health (WASH, Medical, Nutrition and Medical Health Psychosocial Services)

Department of Health (DOH)

 A total of Php3,595,821.17 worth of first aid kits, family kits, hygiene kits, water and sanitation hygiene supplies, cot beds, family tents, assorted drugs and medicines, and other supplies is provided to Regions I, II, III, IV-A, IV-B, CAR and NCR

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 Coordinated with DOH Hospital regarding information on casualties and untoward incidents monitored

Health Emergency Management Bureau . Provided Doxycycline for leptospirosis prophylaxis . Provided health education and materials . Conducted Rapid Health Assessment on affected communities

DOH RO II . Distributed medicines to RHU Sta. Ana, Gonzaga, Aparri, Alfonso Ponce Hospital, and Sta. Ana Community Hospital

DOH RO III . Coordinated with Provincial DOH Offices, PHOs, OCD, and PDRRMCs of affected provinces in . Conducted health assessment at the evacuation centers

DOH RO IV-A . Provided assorted medicines to Cainta, Rizal amounting to PhP188,328.09 and 350 bottles of mineral water worth PhP3,465.00

DOH RO NCR . Provided doxycycline to evacuees in the evacuation centers in NCR as prophylaxis . Conducted medical consultation to patients temporarily evacuated at Malanday Elementary School in Marikina City

Philippine Red Cross (PRC)

 Provided assistance to 1,920 persons (i.e. hygiene promotion, 5 Blood pressure taking, 53 First-Aid Treatment and 2 emergency childbirth) in Rizal-Marikina, East Rizal, Quezon City, Caloocan, Cavite, Ilocos Sur, Navotas, Valenzuela, Bulacan and NHQ Chapters

PRC Pangasinan Chapter . Availability of one (1) mobile water treatment equipment with generator and water pump

RDRRMC I

OCD RO I . Assisted in the distribution of PHAPCares Foundation donations to the provinces of La Union and Ilocos Sur

PHAP CARES Foundation

 Donated assorted non-food items for the province of Ilocos Sur

IV. Search, Rescue & Retrieval (Annex A)

 A total of 194 rescue operations were conducted by responders with equipment from AFP, PNP, BFP, PCG, PRC and private volunteer organizations in areas affected by TS Mario in Metro Manila, Regions I (La Union), III, IV-A, IV-B (Occidental Mindoro), and V (Camarines Norte, Camarines Sur, and Catanduanes). A total of 46,799 families / 221,760 persons were provided search and rescue operations.

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Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP)

Philippine Army (PA) . Deployed two (2) squads in Marilao, Bulacan with four (4) M35 trucks, one (1) KM 450 truck, and four (4) rubber boats for SAR operations . Deployed three (3) squads to OCD III on 19 September 2014 for deployment to flood affected areas . Deployed eight (8) M-35 trucks and two (2) KM 450 trucks in Brgy. Tumana, Marikina City and Araneta Avenue, Quezon City . 525TH ECB 51STEngineering Brigade deployed five (5) WASAR 8-man teams with rubber boats in Brgy. Nangka, Marikina City;Araneta Avenue andBrgy. Fairview,Quezon City; and the Municipality of Pateros

Philippine Airforce (PAF) . Deployed two (2) rubber boats at Villamor Area, Barangay 183

Southern Luzon Command (SOLCOM) . Deployed one (1) squad of 16IB in San Mateo, Rizal and one (1) section of Beta Company in Barangay Calawis, Antipolo City

7th Infantry Division  18th Special Forces deployed two (2) teams, two (2) 6x6 trucks, and two (2) rubber boats in the Municipality of Marilao  Deployed 48th Infantry Batallion in San Mateo Norzagaray, Bulacan and two (2) M35 trucks were dispatched in Marilao

JTF-NCR  Deployed M35 (JTF) and two (2) wooden boats with ten (10) NCRPO, six (6) MMDA and seven (7) JTF personnel to Mandaluyong City and Taguig City

Philippine National Police (PNP)

PNP RO IV-A . Deployed 553 personnel, patrol cars, and two (2) boats for the conduct of clearing, relief, and retrieval operations

NCRPO . Dispatched five (5) trucks to provide “Libreng Sakay” from Baclaran to Monumento and vice-versa . Deployed two (2) trucks and two (2) drum boats with 27 SAR personnel from Eastern Police NCRPO to Marikina City . Deployed two (2) trucks one (1) drum boat, and one (1) SAR personnel from Regional Public Safety Battalion, NCRPO to Marikina City . Deployed SAR personnel from RPSB, NCRPO to MMDA and JTF-NCR for SAR and evacuation operation . Deployed 50 SAR personnel and two (2) trucks from NHQ, PNP, Camp Crame to San Juan City

Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP)

BFP RO NCR . District 2 Engine 57 conducted rescue operation in Barangay Talipapa, Tullahan River, Caloocan City . All District 4 fire trucks of Marikina were utilized for the conduct of evacuation . District 5, Engine 40 was deployed in Roxas District Barangay West River

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Philippine Coast Guard (PCG)

PCG RO NCR . Deployed three (3) teams of 6-7 persons per team in Banawe, Muñoz, Araneta, and La loma in Quezon City

Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA)

Metro Manila North Team . Rescued 1,093 individuals in Sto. Domingo and Biak naBato in Quezon City and Camarin, Caloocan City. Rescued individuals were brought to higher grounds

Metro Manila South Team . Provided “LibrengSakay” to commuters trapped in Buendia Avenue, Makati

Metro Manila West Team . Deployed at Barangay 598 Danka, Sta. Mesa and assisted in the loading and unloading of relief goods atPamana Evacuation Center

Metro Manila West Team . Deployed and rescued 111 individuals in Vista Verde, Marikina, and Malanday

Philippine Ports Authority (PPA)

PPA City, Oriental Mindoro . Provided assistance and security to all passengers and rolling cargoes in Calapan City Port

RDRRMC III  Coordinated with PRO III and Meycauayan Police Station for the conduct of rescue and evacuation operations at Manalastas Compound, Barangay Saluysoy, Meycauayan, Bulacan on 19 September 2014, 3:30 PM

PDRRMC BULACAN . Dispatched rescue trucks for SAR and evacuation operations in municipalities affected by flooding . Deployed one (1) WASAR Team (7 personnel) inBocaue, Bulacan . Deployed two (2) WASAR Teams of Bulacan Rescue to Meycauayan . Deployed Bulacan Rescue 117 Teams in Calumpit and Paombong

RDRRMC IV-A

PDRRMC RIZAL . Responded to the landslide incident in Antipolo City and coordinated with to cut the electric power off in the landslide area due to the damaged electrical post . Conducted rescue operation on areas affected by severe flooding in the Municipality of Rodriguez

RDRRMC VII

MDRRMC BOGO . Provided relief goods to the evacuees at Bogo Commercial Complex

MDRRMC TABOGON . Provided 19 rice packs amounting to PhP1,539.00

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V. Logistics

Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP)

OJ3-AFP  Transported relief goods from DSWD-NROC to Villamor Airbase (VAB) using six (6) M-35 trucks  Airlifted relief goods via C-130 from VAB to Laoag Airport

JTF-NCR  Dispatched four (4) KM 450 trucks at Brgy. Tumana, Marikina City to assist in the evacuation of flood victims following the request of Mayor De Guzman  Established a Tactical Command Post (TCP) in GHQ Grandstand as the staging area of AFP assets  Deployed response assets of JTF-NCR to assist in the evacuation in Barangay Tumana, Marikina and Quezon City  Deployed M35 (JTF) to pick-up relief goods in Pasay City and two (2) wooden boats with 20 NCRPO personnel to Barangay Salapan, San Juan City

Southern Luzon Command (SOLCOM)  Deployed one 6x6 truck to DSWD IV-A for immediate dispatch of relief goods  One (1) M35 truck proceeded to DSWD IV-A Alabang office to deliver relief goods  Deployed M35 trucks of the 740th CG, PAF and 202nd Bde, 2ID, PA for relief distribution in coordination with DSWD IV-A

Naval Forces Northern Luzon (NFNL)  Two (2) M35 truck dispatched for hauling relief goods bound to Ilocos Norte and Ilocos Sur  One (1) M35 dispatched to pick up relief items from San Fernando Airport to DSWD Warehouse, Bauang, La Union

9ID, PA  Provided assistance in the conduct of evacuation in Pili, Camarines Sur

Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP)

BFP V  Provided assistance in the conduct of evacuation in Naga City

Philippine National Police (PNP)

PNP RO III  Deployed 31 personnel from RPSB III to DSWD III for repacking of relief goods  Deployed one (1) truck with 200 sacks of relief goods for relief distribution in designated areas in , Bulacan  Deployed one (1) Canter van to be utilized for relief distribution in designated areas  Deployed 60 personnel in DSWD for repacking of the relief goods

PNP RO IV-A . Deployed personnel, patrol cars, and boats for the conduct of clearing, relief, and retrieval operations

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PRO V . Provided assistance in the conduct of evacuation in the Province of Camarines Sur

Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA)  The Chairman of MMDA ordered the establishment of four quadrants (North, East, West, South) to be led by MMDA and backed-up by 50 MMDA personnel and supported by JTFNCR, NCRPO and other supporting agencies  Deployed MMDA rescue teams to augment the Marikina CDRRMO in transporting the evacuees from Barangay Nangka to the designated evacuation centers

Department of Public Works and Highways

DPWH III  Deployed one (1) truck in the of City of San Jose del Monte, Bulacan and one (1) truck in Marilao and Meycauayan  Provincial Engineering Office dispatched two (2) trucks to Marilao and Meycauayan, one (1) truck in Bocaue, and two (2) trucks in Obando

DPWH V  Provided assistance in the conduct of evacuation in the low lying residents in Naga City

RDRRMC I

OCD RO I  Provided 2000 empty sacks to PDRRMC Ilocos Norte for sandbagging  Provded 10 pieces of emergency lights to PDRRMC Ilocos Norte  Coordinated to NOLCOM for the availability of one (1) helicopter for the conduct of aerial survey and transportation of relief goods in Ilocos Sur  Coordinated with NFNL for the provision of four (4) M35 trucks and one (1) M35 truck from PRO I to transport relief items

PDRRMC ILOCOS SUR . Requested OCD for the assistance of one helicopter for an aerial survey for the municipalities devastated by the typhoon and for the transportation of relief goods

RDRRMC III PDRRMC PAMPANGA . Provided 9,000 pcs empty sacks in the Municipalities of San Simon and for emergency sandbagging for the dikes in San Francisco, Minalin, San Pedro Arnedo, and Brgy. San Juan

PDRRMC BULACAN . PEO dispatched two (2) trucks to Marilao and Meycauayan, one (1) truck in Bocaue and two (2) trucks in Obando . Bulacan Rescue 117 dispatched team in Calumpit and Paombong

RDRRMC IV-A  Coordinated with SOLCOM for the dispatch of rescue teams and floating assets  Coordinated with 202nd Brigade for the dispatch of 6x6 vehicle to DSWD IV-A for relief goods delivery

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PDRRMC RIZAL . Coordinated with MERALCO to cut the electric power off in the landslide area due to the damaged electrical post

RDRRMC IV-B

MDRRMC CALINTAAN . Barangay Officials and rescue volunteers assisted in the evacuation of affected families in Barangay Malpalon

MDRRMC MAGSAYSAY . Provided assistance in the evacuation of affected families of Barangay Calawag

MDRRMC STA. CRUZ . Assisted the stranded commuters in Sitio Pola, Barangay Barahan

RDRRMC V

PDRRMC CAMARINES SUR . Conducted evacuation in Municipalities of Pili and

CDRRMC NAGA . Conducted evacuation of families living in low-lying areas

RDRRMC VII

CDRRMC CEBU . Deployed private buses for stranded passengers

Philippine Red Cross (PRC)

PRC NHQ . Deployed seventeen (17) personnel to Marikina City and four (4) personnel to

Rizal

PRC Pangasinan Chapter . Three (3) rubber boats with OBM and one (1) ambulance for

augmentation

VI. Rapid Damage Assessment and Needs Analysis

National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC)

 Sec. Voltaire T. Gazmin, Sec. Rogelio Singson together with USec. Alexander Pama and Gen Gregorio PioCatapang conducted an aerial reconnaissance in the affected areas of Metro Manila, Laguna, Bulacan and Cavite on 20 September 2014

Department of Health (DOH)

DOH RO III  Deployed DOH representatives in the affected areas to continuously monitors the situation and conducted Rapid Health Assessment in the evacuation centers

DOH RO IV-A  Conducted Rapid Health Assessment in evacuation centers of Cainta, Taytay, Antipolo, San Mateo, and Rodriguez in Rizal

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DOH NCRO  Conducted Rapid Health Assessment at Brgy. Bagong Silangan Covered Court and Health Center in Quezon City and Malanday Elementary School in Marikina City

RDRRMC I  Conducted Rapid Damage Analysis and Needs Assessment in Ilocos Norte and Ilocos Sur

RDRRMC IV-A  Conducted ocular inspection and damage assessment in the Municipalities of Taytay, Cainta; San Mateo, Rodriguez; and Antipolo City of the Province of Rizal on 20 September 2014 with DILG IV-A, DOH IV-A, DSWD IV-A, DENR-MGB IV- A, PIA IV-A, and AFP-SOLCOM

RDRRMC IV-B

MDRRMC SAN JOSE . Monitored and coordinated with Barangay Chairpersons on the mobilization of Agricultural Technicians (ATs) of the Municipal Agricultural office for the assessment of possible damages on the agricultural sector

RDRRMC VII

PDRRMC CEBU . P/C/MDRRMCs mobilized RDANA teams to conduct rapid assessment in the affected areas

VII. Clearing Operations

Philippine National Police (PNP)

PNP RO IV-A . Deployed personnel, patrol cars, and boats for the conduct of clearing, relief, and retrieval operations PNP RO III

. Bulacan Provincial Police Office deployed 45 personnel for clearing operations

Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH)  Constructed temporary foot bridges for the washed-out detour roads in Nueva Ecija  Deployed crew for de-clogging of flooded road sections and for installation of warning signs  Deployed manpower and equipment for clearing and response operations

DPWH RO CAR . Deployed personnel for the maintenance and repair of roads

RDRRMC III

PDRRMC Bulacan . Dispatched teams together with PEO and SBMA Rescue Team for clearing operations in Bocaue, Meycauayan, and Marilao . Bulacan PPO dispatched 45 personnel for clearing operations in Bocaue, Meycauayan, and Marilao

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SitRep No. 10 Annex A (Tab J)

Effects of Tropical Storm "MARIO" (FUNG-WONG) RESCUE/RESPONSE OPERATIONS As of 23 September 2014, 8:00PM Responding Areas of Concern Incident Assets Deployed Status / Remarks Agencies Armed Forces of the Philippines

1 Tumana, Marikina Evacuation Center JTF NCR/ BFP 2 KM450, 8 M35, 1 2 Malanday, Marikina Evacuation Center NCR-RCDG 1,461 families were Rubber Boat, WASAR 3 Nangka, Marikina Rescue Operations JTF NCR rescued Team 4 Sto. Niño, Marikina Rescue Operations NCR-RCDG 5 Tulyahan, Caloocan Rescue Operations JTF NCR 4 M35/ 2 Rescue Boats Deployed 4 WASAR Team, 3 6 Libis, Quezon City Rescue Operations JTF NCR Rubber Boats 1 M35, 2 rubber boats, 14 7 Brgy. 183, AMW, Pasay City Rescue Operations 520 Airbase Wing Deployed personnel and officer 1 M35, 1 rubber boat, 14 8 Brgy. 185, Maricaban, Pasay City Rescue Operations 521 Airbase Wing Deployed personnel and officer 2 KM450, 8 M35, 1 Amphibian Truck, 5 9 Araneta Ave., Quezon City Rescue Operations AFP/Navy Deployed personnel, 8-man 2 WASAR Teams 2 Amphibian Truck, 3 10 Navotas City Rescue Operations AFP/Navy Deployed personnel 11 Rescue Operations AFP NOLCOM 2 UH - 1H Deployed 12 Legaspi City Rescue Operations AFP SOLCOM 2 UH - 1H Deployed 13 Pasay City Rescue Operations AFP/PAF 3 UH - 1H Deployed Rescue Operations PMC 2- M35, 2-ambulance, 1- Rescue Operations BNS 14 Araneta Ave., Quezon City LARC-V, 4-Officers, 63 Deployed Rescue Operations NCDE personnel Rescue Operations HPN 15 PUP, Sta. Mesa Rescue Operations GHQ & HSC Rescued 150 individuals 16 Tatalon, Quezon City Rescue Operations PAF DRTU Rescued 119 individuals 17 Sitio Pamayanan, Fairview, Quezon City Rescue Operations PA-DRTU 8-man WASAR Team Rescued 50 persons Deployed; rescued 347 18 Brgy. Silangan, Quezon City Rescue Operations NCR-RCDG families 16 families/151 individuals 19 NCR 3 SRR Operations AFP Personnel served 20 Pateros Rescue Operations PA-DRTU 8-man WASAR Team Deployed

Philippine National Police 106 personnel, 6 Trucks 21 Araneta Avenue, San Juan Rescue Operations PNP rescued 125 persons and 3 Rubberboats 489 Personnel, (1) Multi Cab, (3) 6x6 Truck, (1) Pasig City, Malabon, Valenzuela, 22 Rescue Operations RPSB Hilux C-69, (1)SB-15, (1) Deployed Marikina, Manila, Quezon Mobile Car QC-196, C-73/ Car Brgy. North Fairview, Silangan, Nawasato, Holy Spirit, Roxas, Apolonio Samson, Sto.Domingo, Masambong, Sta. Lucia, Damayan, Del Monte, Rescued 10,144 23 Rescue Operations QCPD/EPD 36 Personnel , Bahay Toro, Bagbag, North families/38,126 persons Fairview, Greater Fairview, Bagong Silangan, San Vicente, Quirino, Tatalom, Doña Imelda, Bagumbayan and Libis rescued 343 24 Brgy. Potrero Rescue Operations NPD 116 Personnel families/1,773 persons 116 personnel (13)Rubberboats Blk 7 near Seawall, Baseco Port Area, (2) Ring Saver Obrero Elem (PS8) Don Bosco (24) Paddle, Rain Coats, rescued 1,129 families/ 25 Rescue Operations MPD/SPD School,SK Hall, Pamana bldg. Delpan (1)Multi Cab, Rain Coat, 4,669 persons Evac Center,Binondo Manila Ford Ranger, Isuzu, (1) 6x6 Truck, First Aid kit, 100 Meter Rope, MC3513

Page 1 of 3 Responding Areas of Concern Incident Assets Deployed Status / Remarks Agencies 208 personnel (26) Mobile cars (7) Dump trucks (2) Fire truck (2) Chain saw (2) Motor boats rescued 226 families/788 26 REGION I 7 SRR Operations PNP (3) Ropes persons (8) Life vest (4) Bolos (1) Shovel (1) Megaphone (2) Ambulance (1) Back hoe Aurora, Bataan, Bulacan, Nueva Ecija, 16 Search and Rescue 27 Pampanga, Tarlac, Zambales, Angeles, PRO-3 96 personnel , rescued 27,113 persons Operations Olongapo, RPSB3 355 personnel (6) Trucks Antipolo, Baras, Binangonan, Cainta, (18) Patrol Cars rescued 11,019 28 Rescue Operations PRO-4A Morong, (3) Boats families/42,806 persons (2) 6x6 Trucks (1) Rubber Boat 214 families/1,070 29 REGION IV-B 6 SRR Operations PNP Personnel individuals served Brgys. Tumana, Malanday and Nangka Rescue and Relief 30 PNP SAF, NCRPO, PCRG 172 personnel Distributed 3,600 packs Marikina City operations 125 personnel (19) Patrol cars Camarines Norte, Camarines Sur, (20) Ropes 31 4 Rescue Operations PRO-5 rescued 775 persons Catanduanes (2) Flashlights (1) Motorized Boat (16) Pulleys 32 Santolan Elementary Relief Operations RPSB NCRPO 70 personnel 1,600 packs 33 Holy Family Church, Quezon City Relief Operations RPSB NCRPO 71 personnel 1,600 packs Bureau of Fire Protection as of 10:20AM, under 34 Brgy. Baesa, Quezon City Fire BFP Fire trucks control 35 Marikina City Evacuation BFP Fire trucks 36 Bulelak City, Marikina BFP Personnel 137 families / 722 persons Sampaguita Village Covered Court, 37 BFP Personnel 132 families / 653 persons Marikina 38 Nangka Elem. School, Marikina BFP Personnel 149 families / 652 persons 400 families / 4,500 39 Malanday Elem. School BFP Personnel persons 50 families / 2,000 40 Abad, Marikina BFP Personnel persons 41 Filipinas Village, Marikina BFP Personnel 79 families / 482 persons Concepcion Integrated School (CIS), 42 BFP Personnel 71 families / 211 persons Marikina 43 Aglipay Church, Marikina BFP Personnel 28 families / 144 persons 44 Fairview, Quezon City Rescue Operations BFP-SRU Personnel 6 families/32 individuals 45 NCR 8 SRR Operations BFP Personnel served Philippine Coast Guard 46 Quezon City Flooding CGDNCR-NL 1 M-35 (5 personnel) Deployed 48 personnel/3 rubber 47 Araneta Ave. and Muñoz, Quezon City Rescue Operations PCG Deployed boats/ 1 M35 3 Teams (6-7 persons 48 La Loma, Quezon City Rescue Operations PCG Deployed each team) City and Pio Duran, Albay, and assistance ato stranded 49 PCG floating assets Deployed Catanduanes passengers 1 Team PCGDRG, 1 M35 50 Quezon City Rescue and Assistance PCG Deployed truck 2 Personnel from FS NCR- 51 North Harbor, Manila Rescue Operations CGS PSC Manila CL and 1 PIO personnel Rescued 6 fishermen boarded DF-334

PHILIPPINE RED CROSS

Page 2 of 3 Responding Areas of Concern Incident Assets Deployed Status / Remarks Agencies 1 Amphibian, 6 wheeler 52 Rizal-Marikina Rescue Operations PRC Deployed truck 17 Personnel, Plastic boat, WASAR vest, Petzl 53 Marikina City Rescue Operations PRC helmet, yellow helmet, Deployed paddle, buoy, throw bag, rescue can a 4 Personnel Plastic boat, OBM, Tank, yellow rope, 54 Rizal Rescue Operations PRC vest, helmet, paddle, Deployed rescue can, ring buoy manila rope 55 Rizal Rescue Operations PRC 6 wheeler truck Deployed

JOINT OPERATIONS 13,222 families/51,786 56 NCR 30 SRR Operations BFP/PCG/AFP/PNP Personnel individuals served 2,285 families/22,853 57 NCR 27 SRR Operations BFP/PNP/AFP Personnel individuals served 13,452 families/67,056 58 NCR 52 SRR Operations BFP/AFP Personnel individuals served 195 families/977 59 NCR 4 SRR Operations BFP/PNP Personnel individuals served 11,019 families/42,806 60 REGION IV-A 36 SRR Operations BFP/PNP/PCG/AFP Personnel individuals served One (1) Team from NFNL NAVSOU NFNL and 61 Luna and San Juan, La Union SRR Operations and Personnel from Deployed PDRRMC La Union PDRRMC PRC Bulacan Chapter 62 Bocaue, Bulacan SRR Operations Three (3) WASAR Teams Deployed and Bulacan Rescue

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