Cabagan-Sta Maria Overflow Bridge in Isabela is not passable due to swollen river. Water level is 1 meter above bridge deck Maguilling Overflow Bridge along Cagayan-Apayao Road, Tuao, Cagayan is not passable due to swollen Chico River Daang Maharlika, Manila North Road and other road sections are hardly passable due to fallen trees. Clearing operations ongoing.
Region V Catanduanes - Catanduanes Circumferential Road - Road sections that are impassable/hardly passable Dariao-Caramoran; Panabananon, Caramoran; and Puting Baybay, San Andres due to landslides - hardly passable road sections due to flood - Bocon Spillway, Caramoran; Kanlanka Spillway, Viga; and Paturok Spillway, San Andres - Inalmasinan Spillway, Caramoran due to washed-out embankment Albay Legazpi-Punta de Jesus Road – minimal landslide at Malobago Section, Km 558+00-Km 558+010, Manito, Albay Libon-Pantao Road, Paclas Section, Libon, Albay – road underwater with 2.0 depth Albay West Coast Road, Talin-talin Section, Libon, Albay – impassable due to landslide. Naga-Calabanga- Balongay Road – passable only to large vehicles due to flood
Actions - Removal and clearing operations on-going despite rains. Equipment and maintenance crew are on standby for possible action
B. STATUS OF STRANDEES (As of 12:00 NN, 03 October)
Vessels PORTS Psgr Rolling Motorized Psgrs Trucks Cars Vessels that took Bus Cargoes Bancas shelter TOTAL 2,288 111 20 4 5 9 15 Region V
Tabaco 290 20 4 1 Virac 5 Pasacao 30 Pio Duran 17 Pilar 220 Bulan 139 7 3 Matnog 228 79 16 2 Region IV-A Lucena 142 5 4 4 San Jose Batangas 11 Region IV-B
Puerto Real 57 Calapan 20 Region VI Bacolod 1,145 1 Roxas 1
PCG
2 Closely monitoring and rendering assistance for the security of stranded passengers and vessels per strict implementation of (MC 01-09) guidelines on movement of vessels during heavy weather
III. PREPAREDNESS ACTIVITIES
NDCC released 9,000 sacks of rice to augment resources in preparation of Typhoon “Pepeng”: Region I -1,000 sacks; Region II – 2,000 sacks; Region III - 1,000; Region IV-A - 1,000 sacks; Region IV-B 1,000 sacks; Region V - 2,000 sacks; and CAR - 1,000 sacks
NDCC also issued NDCC Memorandum No. 19 dated 30 September 2009 to Chairpersons, MMDCC, RDCCs, LDCCs; Regional Directors, OCDRCs and Deputized Coordinators on the reiteration of the “Zero Casualty” Policy during Calamities
RDCCs and PDCCs concerned implemented the following preparedness activities as part of the implementation of NDCC Memo Order on the pre- emptive evacuation and pre-positioning of response assets
A. STATUS OF PRE-EMPTIVE EVACUATION
NCR: forced evacuation in Valenzuela City, 800 families from Baseco and Isla Bato in Manila have been relocated to Del Pan Sports Complex Region I: 136 families/548 persons in 6 barangays in the municipalities of Aringay, Bauang and San Fernando City, all in La Union were evacuated in designated evacuation centers
Region II: 1,542 families in Cagayan Province are ready for evacuation to 23 identified evacuation centers; 622 families in Isabela evacuated; 1,920 families. In Sta. Teresita; 1,920 families in Batanes to be evacuated and 35
families in Quirino were evacuated to evacuation centers
Region III: Residents of the Municipalities of Bustos, Norzagaray, Bulacan, Baliwag, Balagtas, all in Bulacan; Province of Aurora particularly the northern part undertook pre-emptive evacuation yesterday, 02 October. Voluntary evacuation is on-going in Brgys Dibacong, Ditinagyang, Calangcuasan and Esteves, all in Casiguran. Evacuation sites are at Brgy hall and elementary schools. In Dilasag, around 50 residents living near the river voluntarily evacuated to Biagyan ES. Pre- emptive evacuation was also undertaken in Botolan and Sta. Cruz in Zambales. 174 persons from Digumased and Dibulo voluntarily evacuated to Dinapigue Gym, Aurora Province
Region IV-A: Pre-emptive evacuations were conducted to all provinces of CALABARZON lead by Local Chief Executives and Civil Defense Deputized Coordinators in coordination with the Chief of Police of Municipal Police Stations. Force evacuation was made in some disaster-prone areas in Sta. Cruz, Laguna
Region V: Evacuated 13,431 families/61,509 persons in various evacuation centers: Albay (10,581 families/49,352 persons); Camarines Sur (1,835 families/7,485 persons); Sorsogon (215 families/746 persons); Camarines Norte (15 families/75 persons) and Catanduanes (785 families/3,851 persons)
Ongong decampment of all evacuees in Albay.
3 B. PREPOSITIONING OF RESPONSE ASSETS
NATIONAL AGENCIES
DSWD Doubled efforts to mobilize volunteers for repacking of goods in stockpiling food packs and forewarned local SWD Officers thru text and e-mail
DOH-HEMS Placed all CHDs OpCen in all Regions on code while alert and are activated 24/7; prepositioned medicines and medical supplies in all CHDs; pre- emptive evacuations in all CHDs affected areas are now on-going and all DOH Metro Manila hospitals are now in code blue alert
BFP BFP Regional Offices were advised to identify high ground places in their area of responsibility to serve as safe refuge or evacuation center in case of flood. BFP Regions 2, 3, 4-IV A. IV-B, V and 8 have prepared a contingency plan ready for implementation in case the above regions will be affected
AFP Prepositioned WASAR, rescue assets and other resources by regions and agencies concerned
PNP Issued directive to DRRU’s AFP Units to be on standby ready for deployment; prepositioned SAR assets; and closely coordinate with different units of SOLCOM DRTF to ensure that DRRUs are operationally ready for any response activities CAMANAVA Cities conducted meetings yesterday, attended by respective Chief of Police (COPs). Residents in low-lying areas were directed to move to safer grounds after securing their houses and those who are in the evacuation centers were likewise advised to remain All PCP Commanders in NPD AOR were directed to conduct information drive and hold meetings with barangays to synchronize/coordinate possible actions; utilized 5 PNP 6x6 trucks from NCRPO and NPD in the conduct of pre-emptive evacuation; and detailed 2 trucks in Caloocan; 2 in Malabon City and 1 being used for transporting relief goods at different areas
NCR All LGUs in Metro Manila have initiated pre-emptive measures such as convening of local DCCs, identification of evacuation centers and prepositioning of response assets such as fire boats, trucks, dump trucks, generator sets, medicines, relief goods, floating flat forms, rubber boats, speed boat, wooden bancas, motorized bancas, amphibian vehicle, as well as emergency power back-up, and response/rescue group/volunteers
Region I Province of La Union has pre-positioned 5 dumptrucks, 1 unit 5kv generator, Provincial Disaster Response Team (DRT) composed of 20 persons. Likewise, San Fernando City has pre-positioned 5 dumptrucks, 5 passenger cars, 5 ambulances, 1 patrol boat, 3 fishing boats and 1 fishing vessel Province of Pangasinan has WASAR Team on standby and has established 3 Command Centers (Eastern, Western and Central Pangasinan) Province of Ilocos Norte deployed 1 DRT from Naval Forces Northern Luzon (NFNL) to Laoag City and Naval Reserve Force with rescue capability on standby
Region II DSWDDMRT, SWAD Teams of Isabela, Cagayan, Quirino and Nueva
Vizcaya have been activated
4 DSWD II prepositioned family food packs for the provinces of Quirino, Nueva Vizcaya and Isabela thru the SWAD Teams DepEd II activated all DRRM Office (DRRMO) in Region II All PDCCs are activated with rescue assets on standby PDCCs Cagayan, Isabela, Nueva Vizcaya, Quirino and Batanes conducted emergency meetings to effect pre-emptive evacuation in their area of responsibility RDCC 2 Chairman is now conducting survey in danger zones and evacuation centers PCG Northern Luzon deployed 2 teams of divers to Isabela BFP 2 is ready to provide water at the evacuation centers PNP, PA and PN prepositioned their respective rescue assets region-wide
Region III Requested PDCCs of Aurora, Nueva Ecija, Tarlac, Bataan, Zambales, Pampanga and Bulacan to undertake close monitoring, precautionary measures and implement pre-emptive evacuation as situation warrants. PDCCs Nueva Ecija and Bulacan convened emergency meeting early this morning in preparation for possible effects of Typhoon Pepeng
Region IV-A Sent memorandum to all Chairpersons of the Provincial and City DCCs encouraging them to implement the use of early warning system as warning signals to reach the grass roots level. Likewise, advised to conduct public information and education campaign in order not to create panic Chairman, RDCC IV-A ordered all Police and Fire Stations to use their mobile siren as early warning to the barangay level PDCCs of Cavite, Batangas, Laguna, Rizal and Quezon conducted PDCC emergency meeting in preparation for the typhoon. All Disaster Operations centers are on alert status. People living in low-lying areas were advised to evacuate to higher grounds
Region IV-B Oriental Mindoro Provincial Disaster Response Team, Calapan City Public Safety Department and MDCC El Nido Palawan are on alert 24/7 operations Conducted RDCC IV-B emergency meeting presided by RDCC Chairman, to assess status of preparedness of member agencies (DSWD, DOH, DILG, DPWH, BFP, DTI, SOLCOM) Alerted RDCC IV-B members, PDCC of MIMAROPA and Civil Defense Deputized Coordinators Coast Guard District Southern tagalong has 1 Team SOG with complete diving gears and rubber boat; Disaster Reaction Teams has 1 rubber boat with OBM, DF-08 small seacraft, BRP Davao Norte (SARV-3504), MCS- 3007 (small craft); PRO MIMAROPA has 3 7-man Rescue Teams Monitoring of road conditions and roll-on-roll-out port operation
Region V Liaison of RDCC member agencies are on standby at OPCEN 5 to facilitate effective coordination 901st Brigade deployed 3 M35 trucks, 1 Elf, 1 Km450 for deployment in various areas of Catanduanes, deployed 5 M35 trucks and 4 Squad of DRRUs from 83rd IB, 9ID, PA and joint Task group “ MAGAYON” in the municipalities of Albay (Libon, Guinobatan, Camalig, Daraga, Tiwi, Tabaco, Malinao, Malilipot and Legaspi City) for possible response and rescue operation OCD V has been continuously coordinating with PCG Bicol for the updates of strandees in all ports PCG Bicol requested Bus Company in Manila to stop operation trips going to Visayas Catanduanes and Masbate. Closely coordinating with LGUs and PPA Office to provide assistance to strandees in terms of food and shelter
5 MDCC Daraga distributed assorted goods (rice, canned goods and noodles) to all evacuees
Region VI RDCC VI and PDCCs Aklan, Antique, Guimaras, Iloilo and Capiz convened all their members in preparation for the effects of TY “Pepeng” and considering all possibilities that may occur within their AOR
CAR A joint meeting of Region I and CAR was conducted at San Fernando, La Union presided by the Secretary, DND and Chairman, NDCC RDCC CAR prepositioned all government resources ( heavy equipment for road clearing, vehicles for transportation, ambulances and fire trucks PDCCs Apayao, Abra, Benguet, Ifugao, Kalinga and Mt Province conducted respective emergency meetings, prepositioned family packs and all provincial assets PDCC Apayao placed on standby 6 rubber boats (3 with OBM and 3 without OBM) and 3 bancas and PDCCs Kalinga and Abra with 1 rubber boat each AFP prepositioned military equipment to assist the local DCCs in the event of emergency operations DSWD prepositioned 1,000 family packs and assorted relief items in the region and 100 to 150 family packs at the provincial levels DOH alerted all medical field offices and prepositioned medical supplies DSWD CAR prepositioned 1,000 family packs and assorted relief items at the provincial levels CRDCC Authorized all PDCC Chairmen to withdraw sacks of rice to augment resources of the DCCs in the event of emergency operations, Recommended for the suspension of public offices to allow respective families to prepare PNP single side band radio communication system serve as the back up communication of CRDCCs
IV. Dam Monitoring
OCDRC III is in close contact with the Management of Angat and Pantabangan Dams on the possible release of water. Standing arrangement is to give all concerned, lead time to issue warning and evacuation order to communities that will likely be affected by floods.
V. Effects A. Telecoms Region II Fallen trees due to strong winds; no telecom and Internet service (PLDT, Smart, Globe) in Cagayan Province B. Casualty Region V 2 died (Roger Moreno-Naga Cam Sur fell from the roof; Edwin Domagsang- 2 y/o – Baao, Cam Sur due to drowning)
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