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NDRRMC Sitrep No. 8 Re TS Bebeng 10May 2011, 6 PM 3. Incidents Monitored - 21 incidents Tornado (1) (Calumpit, Bulacan) Flooding (10) (Alabang Riverside , Muntinlupa City; Botolan, Zambales; San Mateo and Rodriguez, Rizal; Libon, Albay; Labo,Vinzon, Milaor, Iriga, Balatan, Bula and Baao in Camarines Sur; San Fernando and Ticao in Masbate; Lope de Vega, Catarman, Mondragon Las Navas, Catubig and Rawis in Northern Samar; San Jorge, Western Samar; Navotas City, Metro Manila) Landslides(9) (Casiguran, Sorsogon; San Jacinto, Masbate; Balatan, Camarines Sur; Albay West Coast Road (Talin-Talin, Caguscos and Apad sections); Arteche, Northern Samar; Brgy Nadonghulan, Ormoc City; Brgy Poblacion, Muntinlupa City; San Mateo Road, Batasan Hills, Quezon City; and Tuba, Benguet ) Sea Mishap (1) (Nabua, Camarines Sur) 4. Status of Lifelines • All roads and bridges in heavily affected areas which were reported earlier as impassable because of landslides and floodings are now passable except Itogon-Dalupirip Road in Benguet and Albay West Coast Road (Talin-Talin and Apod sections) • Power interruptions in affected provinces namely Northern Samar Albay, Sorsogon, Catanduanes, Camarines Sur, Marinduque, Pililia, Rizal and Las Pinas City, Metro Manila are now restored • Water facilities in Polangui, Albay and communication facilities/ telephone lines in Camarines Sur and Albay which were reported damaged, are now in service • Globe communication system that went off since 12:00 Noon, 9 May 2011 which affected the Bicol Region because of Globe line trouble in Quezon Province, was already repaired by the Manila Globe Technical team and service is already restored • Four (4) dams namely: Ipo Dam, La Mesa Dam, Binga Dam and Ambuklao Dam opened their gates during the height of typhoon 5. Casualties (Details on Tab A) Dead: 24 Region III - 1 (Calumpit, Bulacan) Region V - 18 (1 in Catanduanes; 12 in Camarines Sur, 5 in Albay) Region VIII - 4 ( 1 in Leyte and 3 in Northern Samar) NCR - 1 (Las Pi ňas City) Injured: 5 (1 in Albay and 1 in Camarines Norte – Region V) ( 3 in Northern Samar – Region VIII ) Missing: 1 (1 in Albay Region V) 2 6. Population Affected/Evacuated (Details on Tab B) • A total of 40,286 families / 209,621 persons were affected in 293 barangays of 40 municipalities , 5 cities, and 10 provinces in 5 regions • Based on DSWD’s report, 1,340 families/6,409 persons are still housed in 35 identified evacuation centers • Total No. of population served - 10,567 families/52,338 persons (both outside and inside identified evacuation centers 7. Damages Agriculture Region V • A total of 7,245 hectares of rice, corn, HVCC and livestock/poultry were affected with an estimated production loss amounting to PhP117,825,132.30 or 24,490.31 metric tons, affecting 2,236 farmers Region III • DARFU3 reported that 79% of rice production in the region has already been harvested and farmers are now preparing for the wet season cropping. However, if rains will continue in the next 48 hours, damages will be expected Damaged Houses • Forty one (41) houses (4 totally and 37 partially) were also damaged in Calumpit, Bulacan due to Tornado II. EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT A. PREPAREDNESS MEASURES (Details on Tab C) . NDRRMC Member Agencies As early as May 6,2011 upon issuance of 1 st bulletin NDRRMC OpCen was put on blue alert status and from May 8-9, 2011, member agencies like PAGASA, DSWD, DPWH PCG, AFP, PNP, BFP, DOH sent their representatives at the NDRRMC OpCen and discussed their preparedness measures NDRRMC-OPCEN continuously disseminated Advisory on “Tropical Storm Bebeng” (Aere) to all regions through SMS, facsimile and NDRRMC website for further dissemination to local DRRMC from the provincial down to the municipal levels Regional Likewise, the Emergency Operations Centers (EOCs) of Regional DRRMCs I, II, III, IV-A, IV-B, CAR, NCR, V and VIII were activated and were put on alert status on May 6, 2011 and effected their respective preparedness measures; continuously disseminated weather bulletins, flood advisories and gale warnings to respective local DRRMCs 3 RDRRMC closely coordinated with PDRRMCs and M/CDRRMCs in areas likely affected to take precautionary measures like pre-emptive evacuation of families in low-lying areas and near mountain slopes as necessary; prepositioned response/search and rescue assets (personnel, equipment, logistics and relief goods) for possible evacuation and relief operations B. EMERGENCY RESPONSE DSWD • DSWD and LGUs provided assistance (food and non-food items (NFIs)) to the affected families and strandees worth PhP1,591,004.00 : DSWD (PhP1,134,100.00) and LGU (PhP456,904.00) Breakdown per Region Region V - PhP1,551,004.00 ( Albay (PhP134,200.00); Camarines Sur (PhP865,700.00), Masbate PhP416,904.00) and Sorsogon PhP134.200.00) Region VIII - PhP40,000.00 (Catarman, Northern Samar) • DSWD Region 2 has stockpile of resources and standby funds and prepositioned food and NFIs in 65 evacuation centers for possible augmentation DOH • Pre-positioned stockpiles of medicines and medical supplies at DOH-HEMS Central Office and in various Center for Health and Developments (CHDs) in Regions NCR, V and VIII DPWH • DPWH deployed workers and maintenance crew of its District’s DRRM teams to the critical road sections with necessary equipment; closely monitored the condition of infrastructure facilities; and conducted clearing operations at the landslide areas in coordination with LGUs AFP • The 9ID, PA V deployed the following units with 11 Officers and 57 Enlisted Personnel on standby in various areas in Albay, Camarines Sur, Camarines Norte, and Sorsogon and assisted in the conduct of SAR and evacuation operations : 901 Bde, 21 B, 83 IB, 31 IB, 903 Bde, 49 IB and 1SFC. A total of 70 persons were evacuated : 20 in Polangui and 30 in Oas, all in Albay and 20 in Ragay, Camarines Sur • The Philippine Navy Naval Forces Southern Luzon (NFSL) PN V assisted in the conduct of SAR and relief operations in Libon, Albay ; dispatched one (1) DRRT composed of 1 Officer and seven (7) EP with complete DRR Equipment on board and one (1) M 35 truck which hauled 50 packs of relief goods of DSWD to Libon, Albay ; dispatched three (3) teams to conduct SAR operations for the missing fisher men in Nabua, Camarines Sur • Provided one (1) S-76 Heli to conduct aerial survey to assess the extent of damages brought by Tropical Storm “Bebeng” in Region 5. 4 PNP • The Highway Patrol Group (HPG) of the Police Regional Office (PRO) 5 in coordination with DPWH and LGU conducted clearing operations at Maharlika Highway in Brgy. Ubaliw, Polangui, Albay; • Directed Regional Offices of Highway Patrol Group in PROs 1, 2, 3, 5, 8 and CAR to coordinate with local DPWH and private construction companies for the availability of two trucks and wreckers for clearing operations of major thoroughfares and highways; • Coordinated with Regional Offices of the PNP Health Service in PROs 1, 2, 3, 5, 8 and CAR for possible medical operations in coordination with other concerned government agencies; • PRO 8 deployed four (4) SAR teams from PRO Northern Samar and provided assistance in evacuating the residents of flooded areas in Lope de Vega, Las Navas, Catubig and Catarman • Police Office Ormoc City dispatched five (5) SAR teams and assisted in the evacuation of residents in Brgys Alta Vista, Libertad, Licuma and Tambulid, Ormoc City affected by landslides • PPO Western Samar dispatched two (2) SAR teams and assisted in the evacuation of residents in the flooded areas in Brgys La Paz and Mangcol, San Jorge • HPG V Personnel assisted DPWH and LGU workers in the conduct of clearing operations along the Maharlika Highway in Brgy Ubaliw, Polangui, Albay and provided police assistance to the motorists and commuters in flood-stricken areas in Regions 5 and 8 • PPO Albay dispatched eight (8) SAR teams to the flood-stricken areas in Camalig, Jovelllar, Ligao Polangui and Libon and assisted in the evacuation of residence • PPO Camarines Sur assisted the motorists and commuters in the flooded areas of Iriga, Balatan, Bula and Baao • PNP Maritime Group deployed personnel at various ports and assisted port authorities in enforcing order for the cancellation of sea travel and provided police assistance to the to stranded passengers PCG • Unit Commanders in the areas closely monitored and rendered assistance in coordination with local port authorities and shipping companies to ensure the security and safety of stranded passengers and vessels ; PCG Bicol dispatched 1 unit of speedboat with oil spill boom and dispersant aboard to CG Det Pasacao on stand-by status ; and DRG Teams of respective CGD Bicol Stations/Detachments with PCGA DRG Team, RDRRMC/PDRRMC/MDRRMC were placed on standby status ready for possible deployment BFP • Polangui Fire Station delivered 2,000 gallons of water at Bicol University Polangui Campus located at Brgy. Centro Oriental with 300 persons served 5 2. RDRRMCs INITIATIVES Region I • RDRRMC Chairman directed all response agencies (Coastguard, DSWD, DPWH, DOH HEMS, Philippine Navy, Department of Agriculture, BFP, PRO 1, 54 th EBDE, and Local DRRMCs) to be on standby alert for possible emergency response Region II • OCDR2 coordinated with PDRRMC Nueva Vizcaya, Quirino, Isabela and Batanes to monitor any possible effects and alerted the residents living in mountainous area for possible landslides and flooding • DSWD 2 advised its SWAD teams to work closely with respective PDRRMCs and prepositioned stockpile of food, used clothing and standby funds for possible augmentation • PDRRMCs Cagayan and Isabela convened their members to assess the effects of TS Bebeng and assess the present capability in their respective provinces, prepositioned food and non-food items and closely monitored the different municipalities particularly the coast areas Region III • PDRRMC Nueva Ecija SAR teams, 2 trucks and 350 relief packs are placed on stand by for disaster operations • MDRRMC Casiguran Chairman, Mayor Reynaldo T.
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