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NDRRMC Update Re Sitrep No 6 Re TY PEDRING 28 Sep 2011 B. EFFECTS OF TROPICAL STORM PEDRING 1. AFFECTED POPULATION (TAB A) • Total number of population affected in 349 barangays / 78 municipalities / 17 cities in the 22 provinces of Regions I, II, III, IV-A, IV-B, V, CAR and NCR is: 35,273 families / 171, 570 persons • Total number of population currently served inside and outside evacuation centers is 10,932 families / 52,993 persons INSIDE 153 ECs 9,826 families / 47,709 persons OUTSIDE ECs (relatives/friends) 1,106 families / 5,284 persons 2. CASUALTIES: (TAB B) Dead 18 Injured 13 Missing 35 Rescued/Survivors 108 3. STATUS OF STRANDEES (as of 5:00 PM, 27 September 2011) – PCG (TAB C) • A total of 3,365 passengers; 121 trucks; 31 cars; 45 buses; 212 rolling cargoes; 38 vessels and 20 Mbcs are still stranded in 22 ports while 20 vehicles/ Mbcs are taking shelter in sea ports of affected areas. 4. DAMAGES TO PROPERTIES (TAB D) • Initial cost of damages to 46 school buildings and crops amounted to PhP100,264,840.63: School Buildings (84,060,000.00) and Agriculture (16,204,840.63) 5. STATUS OF LIFELINES: a. ROADS AND BRIDGES CONDITION (TAB E) • As of 8:00 PM, 27 September 2011, total of 61 road sections are reported impassable in Regions I (1), Region II (1), Region III (7), Region IV-A (2), Region V (3), CAR (27) and NCR (20). b. POWER INTERRUPTIONS • National Grid Corporation of the Philippines The following provinces experienced power outage due to damaged NGCP’s transmission facilities and / or damaged distribution utilities of electric cooperatives: Province Percentage of Power Loss Ilocos Norte 24 Nueva Vizcaya 99 Cagayan 51 Isabela 90 La Union 36 Bataan 75 Nueva Ecija 86 Pampanga 33 2 Zambales 95 Benguet 100 Laguna 52 • MERALCO Out of 4,919,012 total customers served by MERALCO, about 20.95% or 1,030,301 consumers are still without power: Area / Province Number of Consumers Metro Manila 695,074 Batangas 27,690 Bulacan 253,894 Cavite 253,894 Laguna 2,256 Pampanga 3,347 Quezon 1,201 Rizal 4,273 6. STATUS OF DAMS (As of 6PM, 27 September 2011) • The following dams opened their respective gates as the water levels have reached their spilling levels : Ipo (3 Gates / 345 m); Angat (2 gates / 2 m); Ambuklao (7 Gates / 7 m); Binga (5 Gates / 22 m) ; and Magat (7 Gates / 22 m) 7. EMERGENCY INCIDENTS MONITORED (TAB F) • 9 floodings; 5 landslides, 1 tornado; 14 sea mishaps; 2 collapsed structure; 1 vehicular accident occurred in various regions affected with a total of 32 various incidents monitored. (See Tab E for the details and actions taken) III. EMERGENCY RESPONSE MANAGEMENT NDRRMC Response Efforts • The NDRRMC convened this morning at 10:00 AM presided over by the SND and Chairperson, NDRRMC attended by all Member-agencies. The Executive Secretary instructed the NDRRMC member agencies to expedite relief and recovery efforts as well as the rehabilitation of the damages to properties incurred by Typhoon Pedring. • Another NDRRMC Meeting was convened at 4:00 PM today to further discuss on the effects of Typhoon Pedring and the appropriate actions to be undertaken by each of the member agencies. • Cost of Assistance Extended: (TAB G) AGENCY DSWD LGUs TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 1,014,650.00 1,323,446.50 2,338,096.50 NCR 78,000.00 15,000.00 93,000.00 Region II 861,650.00 1,118,100.00 1,979,750.00 Region III - 66,352.00 66,352.00 Region IV-B 75,000.00 123,994.50 198,994.50 3 • The following agencies initiated the following relief and rescue responses: (1) DSWD DROMIC, through DSWD-FO II prepositioned food and non-food items (NFIs) for allocation in five (5) provinces namely Cagayan, Quirino, Nueva Vizcaya, Batanes, Isabela. Breakdown is as follows: Provinces Food and NFIs Prepositioned for Distribution 25 folding bed; 18 tent; 40 boxes bl anket; 125 pcs plastic mat; 200 pcs water jug; 125 pcs mosquito net; 5 pcs protective suit; 5 prs Cagayan goggles; 5 prs oil resistant boot, 5 pcs rain coat; 10 pcs glove; 5 pces helmet; and 10 pces T-shirts 25 pcs f olding bed; 40 bxs blanket; 75 placemat; 200 pcs water jug; Isabela 125 mosquito net; 7 pcs goggles; 7 pcs oil resistant boot; 7 pcs rain coat; 14 pcs glove; 7 pcs helmet; and 14 pcs T-shirt 1,000 packs family clothing; 25 pcs folding bed; 20 box blanket; 75 pcs plastic mat; 200 pcs water jug; 125 pcs mosquito net; 2 pcs Quirino protective suit; 2 pcs goggles; 2 pcs oil resistant boot; 2 pcs raincoat; 4 pcs gloves; 2 pieces helmet; and 4 pieces helmet 1,000 pks family clothing; 25 p cs folding bed; 20 b xs blanket; 75 pcs plastic mats; 200 pcs water jug; 125 pcs mosquito net; 5 pcs Nueva Vizcaya protective suit; 5 pcs goggle; 5 pcs oil resistant boot; 5 pcs raincoat; 10 pcs glove; 5 pieces helmet; 10 pieces T-Shirt Batanes 2 pcs protective suits, 2 pcs goggles, 4 gloves, 2 helmets, 2 t -shirts (2) Department of Health Central Office prepared logistics (drugs and medicines ) for augmentation to CHD II; prepositioned drugs and medicines in all affected regions; placed on standby medical teams in all CHDs concerned; CHDs Metro Manila, V and IV-A activated their Surveillance in Post Extreme Emergency and Disaster (SPEED) program; and continuously coordinate with Provincial Health Office and RDRRMCs concerned (3) Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) dispatched the following assets to the flooded areas in Metro Manila on 27 September 2011: Unit Assets Areas Deployed 12 p ersonnel, 2 amphibian trucks, 1 NRC, NCR, PN Navotas rubber boat Lagro, QC, Malabon and NCR-RCDG 2 Officers, 1 Pltn (+), 1 M35 truck Navotas 2 Officers, 50 EP, 6 M35 trucks 1KM450, 1 closed van, 2 rubber boats, 4 life rafts, 60 PA DRTU Marikina City life vest, 20 life bouys, and assorted DRO equipment 3 Officers, 50 EP, 2 M35 truck s, 1 Navotas, Tondo, Manila CMOU-NCR, PN chainsaw, 2 life rafts, life vests & life and Mandaluyong City bouys CAMANAVA, Fairview, JTF Land 1 Officer, 40 EP, QC PAF DRTU 3 Teams Pasay Sea Bees DRTU 1 Officer, 4 EP, 1 M35 truck, 1 Radio Robinsons Manila 1 Officer, 7 EP, 1 M35 truck, 1 trailer, 2 BNS DRTU Roxas Blvd, Manila rubber boats and 1 radio PA, PAF and 6 M35 trucks Augmented MMDA GHQ-HSC 4 (4) Bureau of Fire Protection • BFP personnel in Region IV A assisted the local Rizal DRRMC in evacuating of 220 families / 874 persons from Brgy Burgos and Rosario, Rodriguez; Brgy Banaba , San Mateo Rizal and Brgy Ana, Taytay, all in Rizal Province. • Bato Fire Station in Camarines Sur dispatched BFP rescuers and conducted SAR operations at Bato Lake for the fishermen declared missing for 2 days • BFP rescuers, in coordination with LGU Bato and PAF personnel, was able to rescue Restituto Bandales y Rafanan 70 yearsold (5) Department of Public Works and Highways • DPWH Central Office directed all its District engineering maintenance crew to conduct immediate clearing operations at the landslide – stricken areas and immediate repair of damaged roads and bridges in all affected areas (6) Department of Education • DepEd DRRM OPCEN reported that 37 schools in 32 Divisions are being utilized as evacuation centers in the following regions:10 in NCR; 3 in CAR; 8 in Region II; 4 in Region III; 4 in Region IV-A; 8 in Region V, with 1,256 families/4,971 persons evacuees. • UPDATES ON THE SUSPENSION OF CLASSES - Usec. Abigail Valte, Presidential Spokesperson, OES announced that classes in Elementary and High School in the following areas are still suspended for today, 28 September 2011: Marikina, Malabon, and Navotas in NCR; San Mateo and Antipolo City, Rizal in Region IV-A; Nueva Vizcaya in Region II; Bulacan in Region III; and Region 1. (7) Philippine National Police • PNP deployed Reserve SAR Assets; supported other government agencies in actual conduct of search and rescue operations in affected areas; provided police visibility and security in affected areas and evacuation centers; assisted in the clearing of highways and major thoroughfares; and supported other government agencies in rehabilitation and recovery efforts. 5 SitRep No. 6 Tab A Effects of Typhoon "PEDRING" AFFECTED POPULATION as of 28 September 2011, 6:00 AM No. of Outside Evacuation TOTAL SERVED - CURRENT Region/Province/ AFFECTED Inside Evacuation Centers Evac Centers (Inside + Outside) Mun/City Centers Brgys Families Persons Families Persons Families Persons Families Persons GRAND TOTAL 349 35,273 171,570 153 9,826 47,709 1,106 5,284 10,932 52,993 NCR 38 2,747 13,052 27 2,732 12,977 - - 2,732 12,977 MALABON 7 67 328 7 67 328 67 328 MANILA CITY 3 150 350 1 150 350 150 350 MARIKINA 5 2,130 10,789 3 2,130 10,789 2,130 10,789 NAVOTAS CITY 14 339 1,300 11 339 1,300 339 1,300 PARAÑAQUE 1 15 60 1 15 60 15 60 PASAY CITY 6 26 130 3 26 130 26 130 PASIG CITY 1 5 20 1 5 20 5 20 VALENZUELA CITY 1 15 75 - - REGION I (ILOCOS REGION) 59 1,456 6,639 21 708 2,913 - - 708 2,913 ILOCOS SUR 1 16 80 1 16 80 - - 16 80 SANTA 1 16 80 1 16 80 16 80 LA UNION 19 376 1,660 10 362 1,604 - - 362 1,604 SAN FERNANDO 2 32 119 3 32 119 32 119 AGOO 1 13 51 ARINGAY 4 111 553 1 111 553 111 553 BACNOTAN 1 1 5 - - BANGAR 3 17 59 2 17 59 17 59 BAUANG 4 160 695 2 160 695 160 695 LUNA 3 15 64 1 15 64 15 64 ROSARIO 1 27 114 1 27 114 27 114 PANGASINAN 39 1,064 4,899 10 330 1,229 - - 330 1,229 DAGUPAN CITY 12 199 775 4 199 775 199 775 BINMALEY 2 368 1,859 1 18 109 18 109 CALASIAO 2 7 33 1 7 33 7 33 INFANTA 2 106 312 4 106 312 106 312 URBIZTONDO 21 384 1,920 REGION II (CAGAYAN VALLEY) 21 3,454 16,841 11 216 881 478 2,144 694 3,025 ISABELA 17 3,411 16,629 10 213 869 478 2,144 691 3,013 ECHAGUE 1 1,250 6,250 475 2,137 475 2,137 MACONACON 4 85 287 7 82 280 3 7 85 287 PALANAN 10 290 1,305 3 131 589 131 589 SAN AGUSTIN 1 1,750 8,625 - - SAN ISIDRO 1
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