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B. Status of Major Reservoirs in Luzon (as of 4:00 PM, Oct 31) III. EFFECTS A. Affected Population (Tab A) A total of 2,251 families / 10,667 persons were affected in 54 barangays in 5 cities and 17 municipalities in 7 provinces in 4 regions with 1,130 families / 5,173 persons housed in 23 evacuation centers . B. Casualties (Tab B) a. DEAD – 10 - Sarah Mae Vargas and Rodrigo Rodriguez , Camarines Norte; Hypothermia - Louie Alano , Catanduanes; Hypothermia - Flora Estacion , Camarines Norte; Drowning - Tirso Ramos , Cavite; fell from roof - Edsel Laviña and Roderico Cabardo , Laguna; drowned - Marge Taiño and Julieta Zagure , Laguna; pinned under collapsed wall - Edwin Capayas , Quezon; drowned b. INJURED – 2 - Maricel Dela Rosa , Catanduanes; hit by a tree trunk - Malou Soriano , Batangas City; hurt in the collapse of the Bridge of Promise 2 c. MISSING – 4 - Anthony Espidido , Brgy Ilaya, San Roque, Liliw, Laguna (flashflood/landslide) - Romulo Soriano and Nicholo Soriano , Batangas City; missing in the collapse of the Bridge of Promise - Victoria Delmoro , Quezon, carried away in strong flood current C. Damages a. 25 houses totally damaged in Brgy San Jose, Cavite City due to tornado b. A storm surge caused the destruction of houses in Brgy San Rafael 3, Noveleta, Cavite c. 50 houses washed out by floodwater at Santolan, Sitio Kuhola, Brgy Dalig, Cardona D. Flooded Areas a. NCR - Navotas: 1. Brgy Tanza: Camia, Jasmin, Ilang-ilang streets – knee-level 2. Brgy Daanghari: along M. Naval St., Linchangco to Bangculasi, flooded but passable - Pasig City: 10 to 7-inch deep flooding in Brgys Santolan & Kalawaan - Taguig: Knee-deep flooding in Brgys Bagumbayan, Lower Bicutan & Ibayo-Tipas b. Region IV-A - Laguna • Overflow of Sta. Cruz River submerged 85% of Sta. Cruz town. 6 ft. at Brgy San Pablo Norte; waist-deep at Brgys Santisima Cruz and San Pablo Sur; leg-deep at Brgy Inang-Awa • Bay (waist-deep): Brgys Tagumpay, San Antonio, Kabaritan, Sto. Domingo and Maitim • Calamba (waist-deep): Brgys Palingon, Lingga and Sanpiruhan • Los Baños (knee-deep): Brgys Bayog, Mayondon, Tadlak, Malinta, Bambang and Baybayin • Mabitac (knee-deep): Brgys Sinagtala, Libis, Lambac, Bayanihan, Pag-asa, Masikap, Lubong, San Antonio and Nangoma • Pagsanjan: 5 ft. at Brgy Sampalukan • Sta. Rosa (knee-deep): Brgys Aplaya, Kaingin and Sinalhan - Rizal • Waist-deep in the municipalities of Jalajala, Pililla, Tanay, Morong, Cardona, Binangonan, Taytay and Cainta c. Camarines Norte: parts of Brgys Rizal and San Lorenzo in Sta. Elena town 3 E. Status of Roads & Bridges a. Region IV-A - Laguna: • Olla Bridge near Grotto, and bridge at the boundary of Magdalena and Majayjay collapsed • Road going from Lumban to Sta. Maria and Pangil not passable due to flood • National Road from Brgys Pansol, Bucal to Halang, Calamba not passable to light vehicles • Roads in Pagsanjan, Mabitac and Famy underwater; not passable to light vehicles - Batangas • Bridge of Promise connecting Gulod labor and Kumintang Ibaba of Batangas City collapsed due to strong flood currents - Quezon • Brgy. Maligaya (Atimonan) road not passable due to overflowed river b. Region V - Camarines Norte: Road sections were blocked by fallen trees and electric poles in Paracale, Labo, Vinzons, Basud; and by a landslide in Sitio Paraiso, Brgy Bulala, Santa Elena (not passable); clearing operations by AFP, DPWH, CANORECO and the Sta. Elena Municipal Police on-going - Camarines Sur: Fallen trees blocking Maharlika Highway at Brgy Busac, Libmanan F. Stranded Passengers/Vessels/Vehicles (as of 12:00 PM, 31 Oct); source: PCG; RDCC IV-B, DROMIC PSGR TAKING SHELTER REGION PROV / CITY / PORT PSGRs TRUCKS CARS VESSELS BUSES VESSELS MBCa NCR MANILA 950 2 III BATAAN 4 BATANGAS CITY 620 128 8 25 IV-A LUCENA 305 31 7 55 PUERTO REAL 122 CALAPAN 840 128 9 1 DANGAY PORT 90 28 IV-B ROMBLON 4 3 SAN JOSE 40 20 4 LEGAZPI (TAMBAN) 11 VIRAC 6 1 TABACO 605 19 15 4 5 PASACAO 40 V PIO DURAN 115 PILAR, SORSOGON 120 3 MATNOG 684 34 22 12 3 BADOR, MASBATE 1 BULAN 1,080 BACOLOD 1,724 1 VI CATICLAN 575 36 8 VIII CATBALOGAN 1,087 38 22 38 4 TOTAL 9,012 598 10 54 63 4 G. Power & Communication a. Region IV-A - 23 out of 60 MERALCO circuits reenergized - Laguna • No power in Calamba, Famy, Mabitac, Lumban, Paete, Pakil, Pangil, Luisiana, Majayjay, Cavinti, Calamba and Sta. Cruz - Quezon • No power in Gen. Nakar, Alabat Island, Real and Infanta - Rizal • No power in Morong, Baras and Talim Island b. Region V - Province-wide power interruption: Camarines Norte - Cell site outage: Jose Panganiban & Sta. Elena, Camarines Norte c. NCR - Power outage at Brgys Urdaneta & Olympia, Makati City; Brgy Milagrosa, Quezon City; and, Brgy Rincon, Valenzuela City due to damage to power lines and transformers H. Cost of Assistance DSWD prepositioned P 199,902,413 in assistance in all concerned DSWD Field Offices consisting of P 82.15 million in stand-by funds and P 117.75 million worth of relief supplies IV. ACTIONS TAKEN A. NATIONAL National Defense Secretary and Chairman, NDCC Gilbert C. Teodoro, Jr., along with NDCC officials, visited the municipalities of Victoria and Sta. Cruz, Laguna; consulted with local officials thereat and conducted an ocular survey of a damaged bridge and flooded residences National, Regional and local DCCs continue to monitor developments and disseminate advisories and bulletins B. REGIONAL a. NCR - NCRCOM conducted Libreng Sakay, evacuation and water level monitoring in the area of Pasig City - Elements of BFP facilitated the evacuation of a total of 646 families in Tondo, Manila; Pateros and Taguig b. IV-A - 1st Battalion, PA, PNP, 202 nd Brigade and BFP IV-A assets were on massive rescue operations in Laguna c. IV-B - On 24/7 alert: PDCC PDRT Oriental Mindoro; PDCC PSD Calapan City - MDCC Lubang readied 13 elementary and 3 high schools which can accommodate around 5,000 evacuees - RDCC IV-B set up command post at OCD RC IV-B 5 d. V - PDCC Camarines Sur distributed family packs in the coastal barangays of Cabusao, Siruma, Tinambac, Sangay, Garchitorena, Caramoan and Presentacion - OCD V coordinated with PDCC Catanduanes re passenger bus stranded at Kanlanka Spillway due to strong current of floodwater; no reported casualty; rescue operations will be done utilizing equipment from FICELCO - OCD V coordinated with PNP Libmanan , 902 nd IBde PA, DPWH re trees that fell along Maharlika Highway that resulted to heavy traffic between Labo and Daet , Camarines Norte and Brgy Busac, Libmanan, Camarines Sur; DPWH clearing operations on-going 6 Sitrep No. 6 Tab A Effects of Typhoon "SANTI" (MIRINAE) AFFECTED POPULATION As of 31 October 2009, 6:00 PM 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 54 2,251 10,667 23 1,130 5,173 - - 1,130 5,173 NCR 12 864 4,038 9 203 832 - - 203 832 MANILA 3 583 2,915 2 - - NAVOTAS 2 68 427 2 68 427 68 427 PASAY 1 30 154 1 - - TAGUIG 4 135 405 3 135 405 135 405 VALENZUELA 2 48 137 1 - - REGION III (CENTRAL LUZON) 10 380 1,871 5 - - - - - - AURORA 9 365 1,801 4 - - - - - - BALER 1 1 8 1 - - DILASAG 1 19 68 1 - - DINGALAN 7 345 1,725 2 - - BULACAN 1 15 70 1 - - - - - - OBANDO 1 15 70 1 - - REGION IV-A (CALABARZON) 2 12 60 2 12 60 - - 12 60 QUEZON 2 12 60 2 12 60 - - 12 60 ATIMONAN 2 12 60 2 12 60 12 60 REGION V (BICOL REGION) 30 995 4,698 7 915 4,281 - - 915 4,281 ALBAY 6 37 169 - - - - - - - DARAGA (LOCSIN) 6 37 169 - - CAMARINES NORTE 16 399 1,933 6 356 1,685 - - 356 1,685 LABO 7 218 1,090 218 1,090 218 1,090 PARACALE 1 125 625 3 120 505 120 505 SAN LORENZO RUIZ (IMELDA) 5 38 128 - - SAN VICENTE 3 18 90 3 18 90 18 90 CAMARINES SUR 7 499 2,296 - 499 2,296 - - 499 2,296 BATO 52 260 52 260 52 260 CABUSAO 1 108 416 108 416 108 416 PASACAO 2 50 250 50 250 50 250 SAGÑAY 1 169 675 169 675 169 675 TIGAON 1 25 125 25 125 25 125 TINAMBAC 2 95 570 95 570 95 570 CATANDUANES 1 60 300 1 60 300 - - 60 300 BATO 1 60 300 1 60 300 60 300 AFFECTED AREAS REGIONS 4 PROVINCES 7 CITIES 5 MUNICIPALITIES 17 BARANGAYS 54 Page 1 of 1 SitRep No. 6 Tab B EFFECTS OF TROPICAL STORM "SANTI" CASUALTIES As of 31 October 2009, 6:00 PM REGION/PROVINCE/ Cause / Date / Name Age Address MUNICIPALITY/BARANGAY Remarks GRAND TOTAL 10 DEAD REGION V 4 Camarines Norte 1Sarah Mae Vargas 2 y/o Brgy Mambalite, Daet Cam Norte Hypothermia 1Flora Estacion 64 y/o Bato Balani Paracale, Cam Norte Drowning 1Rodrigo Rodriguez 64 y/o Brgy Matacon, San Lorenzo Cam Norte Hypothermia Catanduanes 1Louie Alano 30 y/o Hinipanan, Bagamanoc Catanduanes Hypothermia REGION IV-A 6 Cavite 1 Tirso Ramos 59 y/o Brgy Muzon Naic, Cavite fell from roof Laguna 4 1Edsel Laviña 12 y/o Sta Lucia, Nagcarlan drowned 1Margie Taiño 8 y/o Brgy Sampaloc, Pagsanjan, Laguna died due to collapsed 1Julieta Zagure 79 y/o Brgy Sampaloc, Pagsanjan, Laguna wall 1Roderico Cabardo 51 y/o Brgy Biñan, Pagsanjan Laguna drowned Quezon 1 1Edwin Capayas 42 y/o Atimonan, Quezon drowned Page 1 of 2 GRAND TOTAL 2 INJURED REGION V 1 1Maricel dela Rosa 24y/o Tariwara, Pandan Catanduanes hit by a tree trunk REGION IV-A 1 1Malou Soriano 39 y/o Batangas City due to collapsed bridge GRAND TOTAL 4 MISSING IV-A 4 due to Laguna 1 Anthony Espidido Brgy Ilaya, San Roque Liliw Laguna flashflood/landslides Batangas 1Romulo Soriano 40 y/o missing in bridge 1Nicholo Soriano 3 y/o Batangas collapse Quezon 1Victoria Delmoro 79 y/o Brgy Bagong Silang, Perez Quezon due to flooding Page 2 of 2.
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    2009 to 2012 Annual Water Quality Report on the Laguna de Bay and its Tributary Rivers Department Of Environment And Natural Resources LAGUNA LAKE DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY Sugar Regulatory Administration (SRA) Compound, North Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City FOREWORD This report contains the water quality data on Laguna de Bay (LdB) and its tributary rivers generated by the Environmental Laboratory and Research Division (ELRD) of LLDA, formerly Environmental Quality Management Division (EQMD), from 2009 to 2012 for the LLDA’s Water Quality Monitoring Program which has been on-going since 1973. The results of the assessment of the lake and its tributary rivers’ water quality status during the 4-year monitoring period based on compliance to the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) Class C Water Quality Criteria as prescribed under DENR Administrative Order (DAO) No.34, Series of 1990, are also presented. From 2009 to 2011, the five (5) stations monitored in Laguna de Bay were Station I (Central West Bay), Station II (East Bay), Station IV (Central Bay), Station V (Northern West Bay) and Station VIII (South Bay). By 2012, four (4) new monitoring stations were added, namely: Station XV (West Bay- San Pedro), Station XVI (West Bay- Sta Rosa), Station XVII (Central Bay- Fish Sanctuary) and Station XVIII (East Bay- Pagsanjan). For the monitoring of the Laguna de Bay’s tributaries, LLDA has a total of eighteen (18) stations in 2009 to 2010 that included Marikina, Bagumbayan, Mangangate, Tunasan (Downstream), San Pedro, Cabuyao, San Cristobal, San Juan, Bay, Sta. Cruz, Pagsanjan, Pangil (Downstream), Siniloan, Tanay (Downstream), Morong (Downstream) and Sapang Baho Rivers, Buli Creek, and Manggahan Floodway.