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NDCC Update No. 8 on Typhoon SANTI (MIRINAE) 4. Emergency Incidents 4.1 Flooded Areas At the height of the typhoon, the following 45 barangays in 15 municipalities and 3 cities in NCR, Region IV-A and V were flooded with floodwaters ranging from leg-deep and waist-deep to 6 feet NCR - 12 barangys o Navotas City : Brgys Tanza: Camia, Jasmin, Ilang-Ilang, Daanghari: along M. Naval St. and Linchangco to Bangculasi St; Pasig City: Brgys Santolan & Kalawaan and Taguig City : Brgys Bagumbayan, Lower Bicutan & Ibayo-Tipas Region IV-A o Laguna - Sta Cruz – Brgys San Pablo Norte, Santisima Cruz , San Pablo Sur, and Inang-Awa); Bay : Brgys Tagumpay, San Antonio, Kabaritan, Sto. Domingo and Maitim; Calamba -Brgys Palingon, Lingga and Sanpiruhan; Los Baños : Brgys Bayog, Mayondon, Tadlak, Malinta, Bambang and Baybayin; Mabitac: Brgys Sinagtala, Libis, Lambac, Bayanihan, Pag-asa, Masikap, Lubong, San Antonio and Nangoma; Pagsanjan : Brgy Sampalukan; and Sta. Rosa : Brgys Aplaya, Kaingin and Sinalhan o Rizal - Municipalities of Jala Jala, Pililla, Tanay, Morong, Cardona, Binangonan, Taytay and Cainta Region V o Camarines Norte :- Brgys Rizal and San Lorenzo in Sta Elena 4.2 Landslides - 2 (Sitio Paraiso, Brgy Bulala, Santa Elena Camarines Sur and Caramoran Peninsula Road). Clearing operations by AFP, DPWH, and CANORECO are on-going 5. Power and Communications Interruptions As of 31 October 2009 at 4:00 PM, electricity in all municipalities in Camarines Norte, Quezon and Batangas under CANORECO, QUEZELCO I and BATELEC I and II were already 100% energized. Three (3) of the four (4) sub-stations of FLECO were also energized and the 4th sub-station serving the municipalities of Pagsanjan, Lumban and Cavinti has been ready to receive power since Friday night October 30, 2009 QUEZELCO II covering Burdeos, General Nakar, Infanta, Jomalig, Panukulan, Patnanungan, Polilio and Real have not yet received power from the NGCP Status of sub-transmission Lines: LOAD LOAD PERCENT AFFECTED AREAS INVOLVED RESTORED RESTORED REGION I 15.50 15.50 100% PANGASINAN 15.50 15.50 100% REGION II 2.20 2.20 100% ISABELA 2.20 2.20 100% REGION IV-A 186.20 100.20 53.81% BATANGAS 121.00 72.00 59.50% LAGUNA 59.00 26.70 45.25% QUEZON 6.20 1.50 24.19% REGION V 40.04 40.04 100% ALBAY 13.82 13.82 100% CAMARINES NORTE 18.32 18.32 100% CAMARINES SUR 7.90 7.90 100% REGION CAR 18.10 14.00 77.35% BENGUET 18.10 14.00 77.35% 2 6. Status of Roads and Bridges (Tab C) Region IV-A Laguna: Paete-Pakil Section not passable and San Isidro Bridge incurred damage - not passable Batangas: Bridge of Promise along Lobo Road connecting Brgy. Kumintang Ilaya and Brgy. Gulod, Batangas City collapsed; Colong-Colong Bridge along Palico-Balayan Road - revetment collapsed - not passable Quezon: Vertical settlement at Gunac Section along Lucban-Sampaloc- Mauban Bridge – not passable Region V Camarines Norte: Bagong Silang-Capalonga Road - not passable due to landslides Camarines Sur: Caramoran-Peninsula Road (Presentacion-Maligaya Section) - not pasable due to landslides 7. Stranded Passengers/Vessels/Vehicles At the height of typhoon “SANTI”, there were 768 passengers, 25 trucks, 11 cars and 9 vessels stranded in the ports of Tabaco in Albay; Lucena and Puerto Real in Quezon; Manila, Bataan, Iloilo and Virac, Catanduanes As of November 01, 2009, the remaining 180 passengers and 1 vessel were still stranded in the ports of Iloilo and Manila II. HUMANITARIAN ACTIONS A. NATIONAL National Defense Secretary and Chairman, NDCC Gilbert C. Teodoro, Jr., along with NDCC members, visited the municipalities of Victoria and Sta. Cruz, Laguna; consulted the local officials thereat and conducted an ocular survey of damaged bridge and flooded residences DSWD Field Offices III, IV-A, IV-B, V and NCR prepositioned stand-by funds, family food packs and stockpile of relief commodities (food and non-food items) worth PhP191,956,245 broken down as PhP81,028 Million stand-by funds and PhP110.928 Million DPWH’s respective composite teams in various District Engineering Offices have provided necessary assistance to ensure safety of the motorists and travelling public B. REGIONAL NCR o Taguig City Special Operation Group still conducting post-monitoring inspection of the 28 barangays particularly District 1 o NCRCOM conducted Libreng Sakay, evacuation and water level monitoring in the area of Pasig City o Elements of BFP facilitated the evacuation of a total of 646 families in Tondo, Manila; Pateros and Taguig Region IV-A o 1st Battalion, PA, PNP, 202 nd Brigade and BFP IV-A assets such as 1 rubber boat, 1 6x6 truck, 2 4x4 trucks, 1 water craft and 3 teams from 202 nd Brigade and all available resources conducted massive rescue operations in Laguna 3 o Chairman, RDCC IV-A established an Advance Command Post (ACP) in Sta. Cruz, Laguna to cater the 4 th district of said province o The 202 nd Brigade of AFP assisted in the conduct of clearing operations in the municipalities of Pangil and Pakil, Laguna o Coordinated with the PA and PNP for massive rescue operations in Sta. Cruz and Pagsanjan, Laguna and other coastal areas Region IV-B o On 24/7 alert: PDCC PDRT Oriental Mindoro; PDCC PSD Calapan City o MDCC Lubang pre-identified 13 elementary and 3 high schools which can accommodate around 5,000 evacuees o RDCC IV-B set up command post at OCD RC IV-B Region V o C, RDCC with RD, OCD and PN conducted Rapid DANA in the municipalities of Basud, Daet, and Labo, Camarines Norte. o PDCC Camarines Sur distributed family packs in the coastal barangays of Cabusao, Siruma, Tinambac, Sangay, Garchitorena, Caramoan and Presentacion o 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 o 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 4 Sitrep No. 8 Tab A Effects of Typhoon "SANTI" (MIRINAE) AFFECTED POPULATION As of 01 November 2009, 8:00 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 260 11,145 53,846 111 4,149 19,762 868 4,490 5,017 24,252 NCR 31 1,742 8,506 23 1,390 6,673 - - 1,390 6,673 LAS PIÑAS 1 26 130 - - MANDALUYONG 3 137 685 1 20 100 20 100 MANILA 4 704 3,520 3 704 3,520 704 3,520 MUNTINLUPA 4 76 380 4 76 380 76 380 NAVOTAS 3 76 440 1 3 8 3 8 PASAY 2 33 165 2 33 158 33 158 PASIG 3 239 1,195 3 154 770 154 770 PATEROS 2 19 102 2 19 102 19 102 QUEZON CITY 4 246 1,230 4 246 1,230 246 1,230 TAGUIG 4 135 405 3 135 405 135 405 VALENZUELA 1 51 254 0 - - REGION III (CENTRAL LUZON) 15 509 2,422 8 157 676 - - 157 676 AURORA 9 366 1,805 2 21 80 - - 21 80 BALER 1 2 12 1 2 12 2 12 DILASAG 1 19 68 1 19 68 19 68 DINGALAN 7 345 1,725 0 - - BATAAN 4 100 439 4 93 418 - - 93 418 ORION 3 95 414 3 88 393 88 393 PILAR 1 5 25 1 5 25 5 25 BULACAN 2 43 178 2 43 178 - - 43 178 MALOLOS 1 28 108 1 28 108 28 108 OBANDO 1 15 70 1 15 70 15 70 REGION IV-A (CALABARZON) 152 6,308 29,520 72 2,007 9,644 679 3,341 2,686 12,985 BATANGAS 6 99 499 4 99 499 - - 99 499 LIPA 1 25 125 1 25 125 25 125 BAUAN 3 50 250 1 50 250 50 250 CALACA 1 14 69 1 14 69 14 69 LEMERY 1 10 55 1 10 55 10 55 CAVITE 23 1,176 4,778 3 180 826 - - 180 826 CAVITE CITY 9 895 3,460 3 180 826 180 826 BACOOR 4 130 650 - - GEN. MARIANO ALVAREZ 1 2 10 - - GENERAL TRIAS 3 12 40 - - IMUS 3 4 20 - - NOVELETA 1 76 368 - - ROSARIO 2 57 230 - - LAGUNA 56 1,296 6,561 3 28 140 116 580 144 720 CABUYAO 6 40 200 - - LILIW 15 23 243 - - LUISIANA 1 165 790 - - NAGCARLAN 20 316 1,580 - - PAGSANJAN 3 600 3,000 - - RIZAL 1 8 40 - - SINILOAN 8 121 605 1 5 25 116 580 121 605 VICTORIA 2 23 103 2 23 115 23 115 QUEZON 35 2,258 10,386 31 401 1,783 563 2,761 964 4,544 LUCENA CITY 14 516 2,178 - - ATIMONAN 2 12 60 - - CALAUAG 1 30 140 - - CATANAUAN 1 461 2,305 - - INFANTA 1 694 3,371 8 150 733 544 2,683 694 3,416 JOMALIG 1 51 210 4 51 210 51 210 MACALELON 1 6 27 - - MAUBAN 1 4 20 1 4 20 4 20 MULANAY 1 15 108 - - PANUKULAN 3 50 250 3 10 50 10 50 PATNANUNGAN 1 53 255 4 53 255 53 255 PLARIDEL 1 5 23 1 5 23 5 23 POLILLO 1 56 247 3 37 169 19 78 56 247 QUEZON 1 18 93 - - REAL 1 91 323 7 91 323 91 323 SAN FRANCISCO (AURORA) 1 8 32 - - SARIAYA 2 149 596 - - TAGKAWAYAN 1 39 148 - - RIZAL 32 1,479 7,296 31 1,299 6,396 - - 1,299 6,396 ANTIPOLO 1 11 55 1 11 55 11 55 ANGONO 3 99 495 2 99 495 99 495 BARAS 54 270 - - CAINTA 6 314 1,572 6 314 1,572 314 1,572 CARDONA 125 625 - - JALA-JALA 1 10 50 1 10 50 10 50 MORONG 3 76 357 3 76 357 76 357 PILILLA 10 144 642 10 144 642 144 642 TANAY 7 590 2,950 7 590 2,950 590 2,950 TAYTAY 1 55 275 1 55 275 55 275 TERESA 1 5 - - REGION IV-B (MIMAROPA) 4 226 1,327 1 18 83 189 1,149 207 1,232 Page 1 of 2 No.
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