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TAB A
Brgys Families Persons Families Persons Families Persons Families Persons
124 19,612 71,310 59 1,548 5,420 7,415 26,909 8,963 32,329
25 978 4,125 23 576 1,720 0 0 576 1,720
MALABON 3 10 57 3 7 42 - - 7 42MANDALUYONG CITY 0 - 0 0 - 0 - - 0 0MARIKINA 7 454 2,251 8 158 817 - - 158 817PASIG CITY 2 22 90 0 0 0 - - 0 0QUEZON CITY 4 132 517 2 51 217 - - 51 217VALENZUELA CITY 9 360 1,210 10 360 644 - - 360 644
73 13,385 54,221 20 442 1,807 7,414 26,903 7,856 28,710
33 5,739 22,058 11 223 773 5,516 21,285 5,739 22,058
BAGAC 4 353 1,765 - - - 353 1,765 353 1,765BALANGA 1 60 119 1 60 119 - - 60 119MARIVELES 2 24 111 2 24 111 - - 24 111MORONG 1 2,606 11,969 1 27 127 2,579 11,842 2,606 11,969ORION 21 2,581 7,587 3 59 154 2,522 7,433 2,581 7,587PILAR 3 84 352 3 22 107 62 245 84 352SAMAL 1 31 155 1 31 155 - - 31 155
5 95 482 5 95 482 0 0 95 482
BULACAN 2 66 330 2 66 330 - - 66 330MEYCAUAYAN 3 29 152 3 29 152 - - 29 152
29 7,378 30,937 0 0 0 1,864 5,477 1,864 5,477
LUBAO 3 1,864 5,477 - - - 1,864 5,477 1,864 5,477MASANTOL 26 5,514 25,460 - - - - - 0 0
6 173 744 4 124 552 34 141 158 693
BOTOLAN 1 34 141 - - - 34 141 34 141CASTILLEJOS 1 114 513 1 114 513 - - 114 513OLONGAPO CITY 1 6 20 - - - - - 0 0SAN ANTONIO 2 5 21 2 5 21 - - 5 21SUBIC 1 14 49 1 5 18 - - 5 18
10 520 1,774 15 500 1,774 0 0 500 1,774
10 520 1,774 15 500 1,774 0 0 500 1,774
CAINTA 2 69 287 4 69 287 - -
RODRIGUEZ (MONTALBAN) 2 120 501 3 120 501 - - 120 501
SAN MATEO 6 331 986 8 311 986 - - 311 986
1 30 119 1 30 119 0 0 30 119
1 30 119 1 30 119 0 0 30 119
MAMBURAO 1 30 119 1 30 119 - - 30 119
15 4,699 11,071 0 0 0 1 6 1 6
1 3 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
BELISON 1 3 15 - - - - - 0 0
14 4,696 11,056 0 0 0 1 6 1 6
BAGO 1 6 30 - - - - - 0 0
BINALBAGAN 12 4,689 11,020 - - - - - 0 0
MOISES PADILLA (MAGALLON) 1 1 6 - - - 1 6 1 6
REGIONS 5
PROVINCES 9
CITIES 10
MUNICIPALITIES 20
BARANGAYS 124
Source: DROMIC Report #6 on the Effects of Southwest Monsoon as of 18 July 2018, 6PM, OCDRO IV-A Sitrep No. 3
Effects of Habagat intensified by TS Henry and LPA and OCDRO VI SitRep Nr 4 re TD Henry
Note: There are currently no affected families or individuals in Mandaluyong City. Previously reported four (4) individuals
are in Malabon City as per DSWD Report
AFFECTED AREAS
NEGROS OCCIDENTAL
REGION VI (WESTERN VISAYAS)
ANTIQUE
MIMAROPA
OCCIDENTAL MINDORO
RIZAL
BATAAN
BULACAN
PAMPANGA
ZAMBALES
REGION IV-A (CALABARZON)
GRAND TOTAL
REGION III (CENTRAL LUZON)
NCR
SITREP NO. 04
PREPAREDNESS MEASURES AND EFFECTS OF SOUTHWEST MONSOON
ENHANCED BY TROPICAL DEPRESSION "HENRY"
AFFECTED POPULATIONAs of 18 JULY 2018, 8:00 PM
Outside Evacuation CentersTOTAL SERVED - CURRENT
(Inside + Outside)Region/Province/
Mun/City
AFFECTEDNo. of
Evac
Centers
Inside Evacuation Centers
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SitRep No. 04 TAB B
PORTS PASSENGERSROLLING
CARGOESVESSELS MBCA
266 0 2 5
CGS Coron Coron Pier 0 0 0 0
CGS Brooke’s Point Rio Tuba Port 0 0 0 0
CGS El Nido El Nido Pier 191 0 2 0
CGDBCL CGS Camarines Sur Pasacao Port 75 0 0 0
Mabini Port 0 0 0 5
Calatagan Port 0 0 0 0
San Jose Port 0 0 0 0
Matabang Luman
Bayan Port0 0 0 0
Source: PCG Situation Report No. 14 as of 18 July 2018
CGDPAL
CGDSTL
CGS Batangas
CGS Occidental Mindoro
GRAND TOTAL
PREPAREDNESS MEASURES AND EFFECTS OF SOUTHWEST MONSOON
ENHANCED BY TROPICAL DEPRESSION "HENRY"
STATUS OF SEAPORTSAs of 18 JULY 2018, 8:00 PM
COAST GUARD (CG) DISTRICT /
STATIONS / SUB-STATION
STATUS OF SEA PORTS | Page 1 of 1
SITREP NO. 04 TAB C
PROVINCE / CITY
/MUNICIPALITYLEVELS DATE OF SUSPENSION DATE RESUMED
CAGAYAN
Sta. Ana Pre-school to Senior High School 17 July 2018
Gonzaga Pre-school to Senior High School 17 July 2018
Sta. Teresita Pre-school to Senior High School 17 July 2018
Buguey Pre-school to Senior High School 17 July 2018
Aparri Pre-school to Senior High School 17 July 2018
Lal-lo Pre-school to Senior High School 17 July 2018
Camalaniugan Pre-school to Senior High School 17 July 2018
Allacapan Pre-school to Senior High School 17 July 2018
Ballesteros Pre-school to Senior High School 17 July 2018
Abulug Pre-school to Senior High School 17 July 2018
Pamplona Pre-school to Senior High School 17 July 2018
Snachez Mira Pre-school to Senior High School 17 July 2018
Claveria Pre-school to Senior High School 17 July 2018
Sta. Praxedes Pre-school to Senior High School 17 July 2018
Calayan Pre-school to Senior High School 17 July 2018
Lasam Pre-school to Senior High School 17 July 2018
Gattaran Pre-school to Senior High School 17 July 2018
Rizal Pre-school to Senior High School 17 July 2018
BATAAN All Levels 17-18 July 2018
Morong All Levels 16-18 July 2018
Mariveles All Levels 16-18 July 2018
BULACAN 18 July 2018
Pre School, Elementary and High
School Level16 July 2018
All Levels 18 July 2018
Malolos City All Levels 18 July 2018
San Jose Del Monte City All Levels 18 July 2018
PAMPANGA
Masantol All Levels 17 July 2018
Mabalacat City All Levels 17 July 2018
Guagua All Levels 17 July 2018
Porac All Levels 17 July 2018
Apalit All Levels 17 July 2018
Floridablanca All Levels 17 July 2018
Sasmuan All Levels 17-18 July 2018
Bacolor All Levels 17 July 2018
Macabebe All Levels 17 July 2018
San Simon All Levels 17 July 2018
Magalang All Levels
Lubao All Levels 17 July 2018
Sta. Rita All Levels
Arayat Pre-School to Elementary School
City of San Fernando All Levels
Mexico Pre-school to Senior High School
Sta. Ana All Levels
Candaba Pre-School to Elementary School
Minalin All Levels
San Luis All Levels
Sto. Tomas All Levels
ZAMBALES 18 July 2018
Botolan All Levels 17-18 July 2018
Cabangan All Levels 17-18 July 2018
Candelaria All Levels 17-18 July 2018
Castillejos All Levels 17-18 July 2018
Iba All Levels 17-18 July 2018
Masinloc All Levels 18 July 2018
Palauig All Levels 17-18 July 2018
Preparedness Measures and Effects of Effects of Southwest Monsoon Enhanced by Tropical Depression “HENRY”
SUSPENSION OF CLASSES
As of 18 July 2018, 8:00 PM
REGION II
REGION III
Hagonoy
SUSPENSION CLASSES | Page 1 of 3
PROVINCE / CITY
/MUNICIPALITYLEVELS DATE OF SUSPENSION DATE RESUMED
REGION II San Antonio All Levels 17-18 July 2018
San Felipe All Levels 17-18 July 2018
San Marcelino All Levels 17-18 July 2018
San Narciso All Levels 17-18 July 2018
Sta. Cruz All Levels 17-18 July 2018
Subic All Levels 17-18 July 2018
Olongapo City All Levels 18 July 2018
TARLAC Pre-school to Senior High School 17 July 2018
CAVITE All Levels 17-18 July 2018
Kawit All Levels 16-18 July 2018
Rosario All Levels 16-18 July 2018
Bacoor All Levels 16-18 July 2018
BATANGAS All Levels 17 July 2018
Lian All Levels 18 July 2018
Agoncillo All Levels 18 July 2018
Lemery All Levels 18 July 2018
Balayan All Levels 18 July 2018
Nasugbu All Levels 18 July 2018
Tanauan All Levels 18 July 2018
Calatagan All Levels 18 July 2018
Lipa All Levels 18 July 2018
San Nicolas All Levels 18 July 2018
RIZAL 18 July 2018
Morong All Levels 17-18 July 2018
LAGUNA All Levels 18 July 2018
San Jose Pre-School to High School Level 17 July 2018 18 July 2018
Sta. Cruz All Levels 17 July 2018 18 July 2018
Lubang All Level 17 July 2018 18 July 2018
Mamburao All Levels 16-18 July 2018
Abra de Ilog All Levels 16-18 July 2018
Sablayan All Levels 16 July 2018 18 July 2018
Paluan All Levels 16 July 2018 18 July 2018
CalintaanPre School, Elementary and High
School Level16 July 2018 18 July 2018
Magsaysay All Levels 17 July 2018 18 July 2018
Culion Pre-School to High School Level 17 July 2018 18 July 2018
BusuangaPre School, Elementary and High
School Level16 July 2018 18 July 2018
CoronPre School, Elementary and High
School Level17 July 2018 18 July 2018
Alcantara All Levels 17 July 2018 18 July 2018
Ferrol All Levels 17 July 2018 18 July 2018
Sta. Maria Pre-School to High School Level 17 July 2018 18 July 2018
Odiongan Pre-School to High School Level 17 July 2018 18 July 2018
Looc Pre-School to High School Level 17 July 2018 18 July 2018
Romblon All Levels 17 July 2018 18 July 2018
Sta. FePre School, Elementary and High
School Level16 July 2018 18 July 2018
NEGROS OCCIDENTAL
Binalbagan Pre-School to High School Level 16 July 2018 17 July 2018
Silay Pre-School to High School Level 16 July 2018 17 July 2018
ANTIQUE
Sibalom Pre-School to Elemtary School 17-18 July 2018
San Remegio All Levels 17-18 July 2018
Tibiao All Levels 17 July 2018
Culasi Pre-School to High School Level 17-18 July 2018
Sebaste All levels 17 July 2018 18 July 2018
Caluya All levels 17 July 2018 18 July 2018
Patnongon All levels 18 July 2018
Hamtic All levels 18 July 2018
ABRA
REGION VI
ROMBLON
CAR
MIMAROPA
OCCIDENTAL MINDORO
PALAWAN
CALABARZON
SUSPENSION CLASSES | Page 2 of 3
PROVINCE / CITY
/MUNICIPALITYLEVELS DATE OF SUSPENSION DATE RESUMED
REGION II Dolores All levels 18 July 2018
BENGUET
Kapangan Pre-school 17-18 July 2018
Pateros All Levels 17-18 July 2018
All level (Private and Public) in Brgy.
Dampalit16 July 2018
All Levels 18 July 2018
Manila City All Levels 18 July 2018Marikina City All Levels 17-18 July 2018
Pre School to Elementary 17 July 2018All Levels 18 July 2018
Pre School to Elementary 17 July 2018All Levels 18 July 2018
Pre-School 17 July 2018All Levels 18 July 2018
Pasay City All Levels 17-18 July 2018Las Piñas City All Levels 17-18 July 2018Makati City All Levels 17-18 July 2018Mandaluyong City All Levels 17-18 July 2018Muntinlupa City All Levels 17-18 July 2018Parañaque City All Levels 17-18 July 2018Pasig City All Levels 17-18 July 2018San Juan City All Levels 17-18 July 2018Taguig City All Levels 17-18 July 2018Valenzuela City All Levels 17-18 July 2018Sources: #walangpasok twitter account, OCDROs II, III, CALABARZON, MIMAROPA, CAR, and NCR
Navotas City
Quezon City
Malabon City
Caloocan City
NCR
SUSPENSION CLASSES | Page 3 of 3
SITREP NO. 04 TAB D
Region / Province / City / Municipality Barangay Street / Area Water Level Remarks
GRAND TOTAL 129 36
REGION III 89 0
Pampanga 19 0
Caduang Tete 2 ft
San Jose 1.5 ft
Saplad David 1.2 ft
Sto. Niño 2 ft
San Isidro 2 ft
Castuli 2 ft
Consuelo 1.2 ft
Sta. Maria 2 ft
San Francisco 2 ft
Bangkal Pugad 2 ft
Bangkal Sinubli 1.5 ft
Baruya 2-3 ft
Sta. Catalina 2 ft
Sta. Tereza 2 1 ft
Sto. Niño 1 ft
Batang 1st 3 ft
Batang 2nd 3 ft
Colgante 2 ft
Capalangan 2 ft
Bataan 32 0
Capitangan 2-3 ft
Bapa 2 ft
Mang Juan 2 ft
Tuyo 1 ft
Tortugas 1 ft
Puerto Rivas 1 ft
Dinalupihan Sapang Balas Tunnel 1 ft
Almasen 2 ft
Palihan 1.2-2 ft
Culis 2.5 ft
Cataning 1 ft
Pulo 3 ft
Daungan 3-4 ft
Parayray 5 ft
A. Rivera 3 ft
Balon 3 ft
Sto. Domingo 2 ft
Calero 1 ft
Pacar 1 ft
Masantol 1 ft
Balot 1 ft
Wakas 1 ft
Villa Angeles 1 ft
Capunitan 1 ft
Limay Delos Reyes 1 ft
Panilao 3 ft
Burgos 1 ft
Wawa 1 ft
Bagumbayan 1 ft
Poblacion 3 ft
Balut I 1 ft
Balut II 1 ft
Zambales 20 0
San Narciso Aluslis 1 ft
Consuelo 1.2 ft
Sta Maria 2 ft
San Francisco 1-2 ft
Alauli 1 ft
Bagang 1.5 ft
Balibago 1.5 ft
Nigui 1.5 ft
Sagrada 1.5 ft
San Agustin 1.5 ft
San Isidro Matua 1.5 ft
San Nicolas 1 ft
Sta. Lucia Matua 1.5 ft
Sta. Lucia Paguiaba 1.5 ft
Sto. Niño 1 ft
Bebe Anac 1 ft
Sta. Lucia Wakas 1.5 ft
Sapang Kawayan 1 ft
Sta. Monica 1 ft
San Isidro Anac 1 ft
Bulacan 18 0
Tugatog 1 ft
Caingin 1 ft
Lawa 2 ft
Saluysoy 1.5 ft
Camalig 2 ft
Poblacion 1 ft
Malhacan 1 ft
Sta Ana 1 ft
Taliptip 1 ft
Bambang 1 ft
Gate 2 M.S. Evangelista going to
Brgy. San Miguel2 ft
Brgy. Burgos (Nangalisan Road) 2.5 ft
Ibayo 2 ft
Abangan Sur 1 ft
Poblacion II 2 ft
Nagbalon 2 ft
Preparedness Measures and Effects of Effects of Southwest Monsoon Enhanced by Tropical Depression “HENRY”
FLOODED AREAS
18 July 2018, 8:00 PM
Abucay
Balanga City
Lubao
Apalit
Marilao
Marilao
Masantol
Meycauayan City
Bulakan
San Antonio
Orani
Orion
San Marcelino
Hermosa
Mariveles
Pilar
Macabebe
FLOODED AREAS | Page 1 of 2
Region / Province / City / Municipality Barangay Street / Area Water Level Remarks
Poblacion I 1.7 ft
Obando Panghulo 1-1.5 ft
CALABARZON 1 0
Cavite 1 0
Ternate Sapang 2 1-2 ft
MIMAROPA 14 1
Occidental Mindoro 14 1
Mulawin 4 ft
Poblacion 2 3 ft
Barahan 3 ft
Dayap 3 ft
Buenavista 2 ft Subsided as of 4:21 PM, 16 July 2018
Ilvita 2 ft
Claudio Salgado 3 ft
Brgy. Poblacion 2 2 ft
Brgy. Poblacion 4 1 ft
Brgy. Poblacion 5 1 ft
Brgy. Poblacion 7 1 ft
Brgy. Payompon 1 ft
Sitio Aroma 1 ft
Sitio Dungon 1 ft
Sitio Ragasras 1 ft
Brgy. Balansay 1 ft
CAR 16 0
Ifugao 16 0
Bimpal
Nayon
Payawan
Lawig
Lucban
Panopdopan
Holowon
Umilag
Pieza
Mabatobato
Poblacion West
Poblacion East
Salamague
Pugol
Sanafe
Hapid
NCR 9 35
Malabon City 6 6
Ma. Clara, Lazcano Roads not passable to light vehicles
MH Del Pilar Sanches Roads not passable to light vehicles
Catmon Sitio 6 Roads not passable to light vehicles
Borromeo Francis, Acacia Roads not passable to light vehicles
Longos Pinagsabungan Roads not passable to light vehicles
Potrero University Avenue Roads not passable to light vehicles
DampalitRoads not passable to all types of
vehicles
Marikina City 2 0
Malanday 2-3 feet
Tumana 2 feet
Valenzuela City 0 9
A. Fernando Plaza 2 ftSubsided. Passable to light vehicles as of
17 July 2018, 8PM
A. Fernando Interior 3 ftSubsided. Passable to light vehicles as of
17 July 2018, 8PM
Lower Catador 3.8 ftSubsided. Passable to light vehicles as of
17 July 2018, 8PM
Tampoy Dulo 4 ftSubsided. Passable to light vehicles as of
17 July 2018, 8PM
Karuhatan Market 1.25 ft Subsided
G.Lazaro Cor I. Fernando 1.5 ft
Lingunan Creek 1.3 ft
C. Santiago going to Lena 1 ftSubsided. Passable to all kinds of
vehicles.
St. Peter St. 1.3 ftSubsided. Passable to all kinds of
vehicles.
Parañaque City 1 20
Bagong Lipunan
E. Rodriguez
Bagong Sikat
Sitio San Juan
Bagong Sikat
Sitio San Juan
Bagong Ilog
Bagong Silang
San Dionisio, Green Hills Knee Deep
Gatchalian 2 to Phase 2c Thigh Deep
Pitong Gatang Knee Deep
Parañaque HS, Dr. A Santos,
Salazar Compd.Knee Deep
Sto. Niño- Kaingin Knee Deep
Airlip going to Libjo Below Knee Deep
Vitalez- Urban Drive Banana
Compd.Chest Deep
Vitalez Compd. Waist Deep
Alejando Gat Mendoza Thigh Deep
Santos Compd. Waist Deep
Don Bosco- Motolite Waist Deep
Eldorado Waist Deep
Sources: OCDROs III, CALABARZON, MIMAROPA and NCR
Subsided as of 3:30 PM, 17 July 2018.Brgy. Tayamaan
Lamut
Marilao
Leg Deep
Sablayan
Sta. Cruz
Mamburao
Tugatog
Baclaran
FLOODED AREAS | Page 2 of 2
SitRep No. 04 TAB E
TOTALLY PARTIALLY TOTAL
GRAND TOTAL 8 144 152
REGION III 4 142 140
Bataan 4 136 140
Morong 4 136 140
Zambales 0 6 6
Olongapo - 6 6
REGION VI 4 2 6
Negros Occidental 4 2 6
Bago City 4 2 6Sources: DSWD DROMIC Report #6 on the Effects of Southwest Monsoon as of 18 July 2018, 6PM
Preparedness Measures and Effects of Southwest Monsoon
Enhanced by Tropical Depression “HENRY”
DAMAGED HOUSES
As of 18 July 2018, 8:00 PM
REGION / PROVINCE / MUNICIPALITY NO. OF DAMAGED HOUSES
DAMAGED HOUSES | Page 1 of 1
SITREP NO. 04 TAB F
Type of Crops /
Livestocks Estimated Peso Value
GRAND TOTAL
SUB-TOTAL
MIMAROPA 4,441,941.60 -
Occidental Mindoro 4,441,941.60 4,441,941.60
San Jose 2,950,152.60 2,950,152.60
Magsaysay 78,900.00 78,900.00
Abra de Ilog Rice (25.30 ha) Still being assesed -
Mamburao Rice (415.70 ha) 1,412,889.00 1,412,889.00
VI - -
Negros Occidental -
Murcia Rice and Corn
(31.30 ha) Still being assesed -
Sources: OCDROs MIMAROPA and VI
Preparedness Measures and Effects of Southwest Monsoon
Enhanced by Tropical Depression “HENRY”
COST OF DAMAGESAs of 18 July 2018, 8:00 PM
Region/Province/
City/Municipality
AGRICULTURE
TOTAL COST
(Agriculture)
CROPS (Rice, Corn, Cassava)
₱ 4,441,941.60 4,441,941.60
4,441,941.60
COST OF DAMAGES | Page 1 of 1
SitRep No. 04 TAB G
Preparedness Measures and Effects of Southwest Monsoon Enhanced by Tropical Depression “HENRY”
DISASTER PREPAREDNESS AND RESPONSE As of 18 July 2018, 8:00 PM
A. National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council
1. NDRRM Operations Center (NDRRMOC)
a. Conducted Pre-Disaster Risk Assessment (PDRA) Extended Core Group Meeting for TD “HENRY” with RDRRMCs concerned thru Skype video conferencing on 16 June 2018.
b. Issued NDRRMC Memorandum No. 79 and 80 dated 16 July 2018 requiring RDRRMCs/OCDROs I, II, III, CALABARZON, MIMAROPA, V, VI, NCR, and CAR to raise their respective alert status to BLUE effective 1:00 PM, 16 July 2018 and concerned Member-Agencies to send Detailed Duty Officers (DDOs) to render duty at the NDRRMOC.
c. Issued NDRRMC Memorandum dated 16 July 2018 requiring NDRRMC Member-Agencies and RDRRMCs/OCDROs to monitor settlements in areas identified as very high/critical landslide zones, in low-lying areas or near riverbanks which have experienced recent and repeated flooding as well as implementation of Forced Evacuation Protocol in areas identified with Very-High Susceptibility Ratings to landslide and flood, and Pre-Emptive Evacuation Protocol High Susceptibility Ratings to landslide and flood.
d. Continuous monitoring and dissemination of weather advisories, 24-hour Public Weather Forecasts, Gale Warning, and other advisories to all RDRRMCs/OCDROs through SMS, facsimile, and official social media websites for further dissemination to their respective Local Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Councils (LDRRMCs).
2. DOST-PhilippineAtmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA)
a. Continuously monitors the situation and ensures the provision of Weather Advisories, Severe Weather Bulletins, and 24-hour Public Weather Forecasts to all stakeholders.
3. Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD)
a. The DSWD Central Office (CO), Field Offices (FOs), and National Resource Operations Center (NROC) have stockpiles and standby funds amounting to ₱1,619,624,920.32 with breakdown as follows:
Standby Funds A total of ₱624,022,155.45 standby funds in the CO and FOs. Of the said amount, ₱575,219,132.00 is the available Quick Response Fund in the CO.
Stockpiles A total of 529,648 Family Food Packs (FFPs) amounting to ₱188,306,987.75 and available Food and Non-food Items (FNIs) amounting to ₱807,295,777.12.
* INCLUDING 529,648 FAMILY FOOD PACKS (FFPs) ** BALANCE OF QUICK RESPONSE FUND (QRF) AS OF 16 JULY 2018, 11AM
Disaster Preparedness and Response | Page 2 of 16
FIELD OFFICE STANDBY FUNDS STOCKPILE OF RELIEF ITEMS*
GRAND TOTAL
Total 624,022,155.45 995,602,764.87 1,619,624,920.32
CENTRAL OFFICE** 575,219,132.00 575,219,132.00
NROC - 348,190,797.00 348,190,797.00
NCR 2,937,750.00 8,480,351.99 11,418,101.99
CAR 3,270,532.00 27,001,831.96 30,272,363.96
I 5,198,775.00 25,575,784.04 30,774,559.04
II 2,725,875.00 14,639,037.27 17,364,912.27
III 3,426,610.00 24,158,492.81 27,585,102.81
CALABARZON 2,316,000.00 14,281,165.16 16,597,165.16
MIMAROPA 3,003,660.00 23,341,151.42 26,344,811.42
V 3,994,681.60 71,562,628.82 75,557,310.42
VI 3,000,000.00 25,826,751.81 28,826,751.81
VII 3,000,000.00 98,974,926.93 101,974,926.93
VIII 2,398,080.00 67,365,191.54 69,763,271.54
IX 4,610,559.85 14,428,848.61 19,039,408.46
X 3,140,700.00 188,062,904.34 191,203,604.34
XI 3,000,000.00 16,767,967.27 19,767,967.27
XII 400,350.00 6,385,369.02 6,785,719.02
CARAGA 2,379,450.00 20,559,564.88 22,939,014.88
b. DSWD-DReAMB Operations Center is on White and on standby for Blue Alert.
c. The Disaster Response Operations Monitoring and Information Center (DROMIC) of DSWD continue to closely coordinate with concerned DSWD-Field Offices for significant updates on their preparedness levels and actions taken.
d. DSWD CO–QRTs were alerted and on-standby for possible augmentation to disaster affected.
e. National Resource Operation Center, Pasay City and Visayas Disaster Response Center, Cebu City are on standby for possible augmentation of FNFIs.
f. Prepared Food & Non-Food Items readily available at any given time.
4. Department of Health (DOH)
a. Raised Code Alert. b. Issued alert memorandum to all regional offices to actively monitor the
Weather disturbance, activation of Code Alert and 24/7 Operations Center, and Prepared medicines and medical supplies for augmentation.
c. Continuous monitoring of the weather disturbance through DOST-PAGASA.
d. A total of ₱60,328,334.24 amount of logistics available at the DOH Central Office.
e. Prepositioned a total of ₱ 22,621,516.92 worth of logistics from DOH Regional Offices.
5. Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) a. Provided information/advisories to all concerned DILG ROs regarding the
development of the LPA that may develop into TD through emails. b. Provided constant updates on weather alerts/advisories to all Regional
Offices (ROs). c. Instructed all concerned DILG ROs to take proactive measures in the
impending disaster. d. Advised all DILG DRR-CCA Regional Focal Persons on the PAGASA
update re TD “HENRY”.
Disaster Preparedness and Response | Page 3 of 16
6. Mines and Geosciences Bureau (MGB) a. Issued MGB's list of Barangays Susceptible to floodings and landslides on
16 July 2018.
B. Regional / Local Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Councils (R/LDRRMCs)
RDRRMCs I, II, III, CALABARZON, MIMAROPA, V, VI, NCR, and CAR continuously disseminates weather advisories to RDRRMC member-agencies, P/C/MDRRMCs, and local media (radio stations) through SMS, and upload the same to social accounts to effectively ensure public safety and achieve zero-casualty; alerted and closely coordinates with all PDRRMCs and RDRRMC member-agencies for possible rescue, relief, and other response operations relative to the weather disturbance; and continuously monitors the situation in their respective AORs.
1. RDRRMC I
OCD I a. Disseminated RDRRMC Memorandum No. 77 re Raising of Alert Status
to BLUE ALERT for TD “HENRY”. b. Continuous and redundant dissemination of weather forecasts, weather
bulletins and advisories to all concerned local DRRMCs, RDRRMC member-agencies, tri-media and several fishermen associations thru facsimile and SMS.
c. Requested all PDRRMCs and RDRRMC member – agencies to be on standby for possible rescue, relief and other response operations relative to the present weather disturbance.
DILG I a. Informs Local Government Operations Officer (LGOOs) to be alert and on
standby. b. Monitor updates from PAGASA. c. Forwarded Severe Weather Bulletins and Forecast to all LGOOs. d. Advised Provincial Offices to ensure that Local DRRMCs within their
AORs are carrying out preparedness actions, as suggested in the Operation LISTO Protocols, and especially prepare communities that are those in low-lying and/or landslide prone areas, highways, and riverbanks.
BFP I a. Placed personnel and equipment on standby to extend the necessary
assistance in case of emergencies and other eventualities that may arise. DOH I a. Raised regional and the four (4) Provincial Operation Centers on code
“BLUE” status and on 8-hour duty from 8 AM to 5 PM. b. Placed the three (3) retained hospitals (ITRMC, R1MC, and MMMH&MC)
on the usual 24-hour duty to attend to typhoon-related casualties brought to their facilities.
DPWH I a. Placed maintenance and DRRM teams on standby for any eventualities
especially landslides.
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b. Continuous monitoring on the status of major roads and bridges. c. Expedite construction of projects along the national highways.
DSWD FO I a. DReAMS staff together with the Provincial Operations Offices are closely
monitoring for the possible effects of the current weather condition. b. Close coordination with OCD and various P/C/MDRRMCs is being
conducted to monitor any adverse effect brought by the weather disturbance.
c. Has available Quick response fund amounting to ₱5,198,775.00, ready for disaster operations use.
d. Prepositioned a total of 31,773 goods at different strategic areas in Region I, amounting to ₱11,985,328.32.
PIA a. Continuous and redundant dissemination of information using the quad
media. Naval Forces Northern Luzon (NFNL)
a. Placed all Disaster Response Teams and equipment on standby and ready for deployment.
PDRRMC Pangasinan a. Raised alert status to blue alert in accordance with OCD Memo dated
16 July 2018. b. Informed LGUs located in low-lying areas through their respective
DRRMOs to implement their Preparedness Plans and to undertake all precautionary measures, e.g preparation of Rescue and Emergency Response Units; issuance of warning for residents to evacuate to safer grounds; and to undertake pre-emptive evacuation whenever necessary especially in landslide/flood-prone areas.
c. Strict monitoring of Weather Bulletins, San Roque Dam and Agno Flood Forecasting, and other advisories issued by PAGASA.
d. Constant dissemination of advisories through tri-media and social media to ensure public safety.
MDRRMC Sta. Barbara a. Continuous monitoring and preparation of necessary equipment for
response operations. b. Continuous coordination with barangays susceptible to flooding, in its
AOR. c. Alerted all volunteers and WASAR teams d. Continuous monitoring of all weather advisories, flow of water in Sinucalan
River and other updates related to the weather disturbance.
URDANETA CITY a. Continuous monitoring of weather advisories on PAGASA website and
monitoring of water level on main waterways (Tagamusing, Mitura, and Macalong River).
b. Placed all WASAR volunteers and Emergency Medical Service (EMS) on standby/ on-call and ready to response 24/7.
c. Placed all equipment and tools to be used by the EMS and WASAR teams in place and ready to use.
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2. RDRRMC II
OCD II a. Conducted Pre-Disaster Risk Assessment with the Cagayan Valley
RDRRMC Member-agencies on updates and possible effects of TD “HENRY”.
b. Established communication link with PDRRM Operations Center thru HF/VHF radio communications.
DILG II a. Disseminated Memorandum to all LGUs to establish critical preparedness
actions based on OPERATION LISTO protocol. b. Conducts regular dissemination of weather bulletins/advisories to all
LGUs.
DSWD FO II a. Have available standby funds of ₱2,725,875.0000 and stockpile of 6,445
family food packs on top of the 31,850 are already prepositions in the municipalities.
b. The DMRT in the Field Office, SWAD and MAT Teams in the provinces of Batanes, Cagayan, lsabela, Quirino, and Nueva Vizcaya are on alert and will render duty in the event TO Henry will affect their respective areas of jurisdiction.
c. Continuously providing weather updates and monitoring of affected famines thru SMS to our SWAD Teams and C/MATs for their appropriate action.
PNP PROII a. Continuous dissemination of latest weather bulletin to all PPOs and
SCPO. b. Continuous coordination with the CVRDRRMOC and LGUs re TD
"HENRY". c. Directed all PDs and CD, SCPO, to preposition their disaster response
teams particularly in the disaster prone and low-lying areas in coordination with their respective PDRRMC.
d. All PDs and CD, SCPO, BC, RPSB2 ensure readiness of the SAR equipment and supplies in coordination with PDRRMC and MDRRMC to support the operational requirements (eg. Rubber boat. utility rope, floating device, multi-tool items, 30L of GOL generator, flashlights with extra battery, communication equipment, first aid kit, MRE, etc).
e. Alerted the residents living in low lying areas and mountainous areas against possible flash floods and landslides. Also, those living in coastal areas under public storm warning signal were alerted against huge waves or storm surges generated by the tropical depression.
f. Advised the fishermen using boats not to venture out to the seaboards due to the weather condition.
g. Continuous monitoring on all overflow bridges and water levels. PDRRMC – Batanes a. Monitoring of the situation in AOR. b. Close Coordination with MDRRMCs re situation in their AOR.
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c. Continuous dissemination of weather bulletins/advisories to MDRRMOs.
PDRRMC – Cagayan a. Hourly monitoring of Water Level of Tuguegarao Gauging Station (Buntun
Bridge), lsabela, Quirino province tributaries and upper main Cagayan River including all tributaries in the province of Cagayan.
b. Close coordination with C/MDRRMOs. c. TFLC/POPE/QRT /Responders in the province are on standby. d. Conducted inventory of resources (manpower, rescue equipment and
paraphernalia, and vehicles). e. Continuous dissemination of weather bulletins/advisories to C/MDRRMCs.
3. RDRRMC III
OCD III a. Conducted Pre-Disaster Risk Assessment re effects of TD “HENRY”
enhanced by Southwest Monsoon, 16 July 2018. b. Regional DRRM Operations Center is on BLUE Alert effective 8:00 AM,
17 July 2018. c. Closely monitoring weather conditions, major roads, bridges, and rivers in
AOR. DOH III a. Distributed Doxycycline prophylaxis to the flooded municipalities b. Disseminated IEC materials DPWH a. Roving Maintenance crew and personnel within the national road network
to monitor the flooded section and installed warning signs (in Bulacan). b. Installed warnings signs for re-routing (in Tarlac). c. Continuous monitoring (in Olongapo – Bugallon Road).
PDRRMC Bataan a. Disseminated the latest weather update and general flood advisories from
PAGASA to all Bataan DRRM and PDRRMC Member Agencies thru social media and SMS.
b. Continuous monitoring of critical areas on flooding/landslide within the AOR.
PDRRMC Bulacan a. Continuous coordination with cities / municipalities / BFP / PNP / Rescue
Teams and other concerned agencies. b. Disseminated PAGASA Weather Bulletin / Angat, Ipo, and Bustos Dam
updates thru SMS and group chat to all C/MDRRMOs, Member Agencies, NGOs, GAs, and other partners.
c. Activation of Operation L!STO.
PDRRMC Pampanga a. Activated PDRRMO Operations Center at PEO Compound, Sindalan,
CSFP and prepositioned Disaster Response Equipment and Manpower. b. Advised all City/Municipal DRRM Officers for activation, close monitoring
of their AOR, quick and timely reporting for possible effects. Further, advised their coastal areas for possible increase in water level, and upland for possible landslides and flashfloods.
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c. PDRRMO Operations Center at PEO Compound, Sindalan, CSFP activated and prepositioned Disaster Response Equipment and Manpower on standby 24/7.
d. Issued Executive Order “An Order Suspending Work in the Provincial Government and National Government Offices as well as Provincial and District Hospitals in the Province” on 17 July 2018, effective 1:00 PM.
PDRRMC Tarlac a. Continuous dissemination of advisories for all LDRRMC to be alert and to
closely monitor the situation in their AOR in anticipation of the effects of the Southwest Monsoon and SitReps to OCD/PGO and other concerned offices/agencies thru fax, text messages, social media, and phone calls.
b. Coordinated with Tarlac Police Provincial Office, TOG3 PAF, 3rd Mechanized Inf. Batallion, 522nd Engineering Battalion, and Provincial Engineer’s Office/Provincial Equipment Pool Office for possible deployment of assets and personnel.
PDRRMC Zambales a. Continuous monitoring of status of roads and bridges along national road. b. PDRRMO conducted ocular inspection at Iba to San Narciso, Zambales. c. MDRRMC Castillejos evacuated 60 families or 270 persons from Brgy
San Pablo to Multi-Purpose Hall. d. BDRRMC Santiago conducted evacuation of 4 families with 17 members
living near the slope of Pamatawan River.
4. RDRRMC CALABARZON OCD CALABARZON a. Raised Operations Center to Blue Alert Status effective 5:00PM, 16 July
2018. b. Continuous monitoring and coordination with CALABARZON PDRRMOs
re weather situation and any untoward incidents. c. Continuously sending weather advisories and alert status to all
stakeholders thru email and facsimile. DSWD CALABARZON a. Raised Operations Center to Blue Alert Status effective 16 July 2018. b. Conducted inventory of Evacuation Centers. c. The Quick Response Teams are on alert and ready for deployment at the
Regional Level and at the Provincial. d. Continuous monitoring on the status of typhoon and report
preparation/submission.
DILG CALABARZON a. Alerted all Local Government Operations Officers to ensure the
preparedness of LGUs.
PCG STL/NCR a. PCG STL/NCR on standby alert mode with assets ready for deployment to
flood prone and coastal areas, composing of medical team, SRU team and medical team from PCG-STL and NCR-CL.
b. Continuous coordination with coastal barangays and LDRRMOS c. Monitor maritime situation to avert maritime emergencies / incidents.
DENR-MGB
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a. Issued advisories to LGUs that are identified on landslides and flood-prone areas.
b. Alerted LGUs that are prone to flooding and landslide hazards.
DPWH CALABARZON a. Disseminated memorandum on all district offices assuring the national and
major roads and bridges will be passable. b. Activated DRRM Teams in all district offices in the region.
BFP CALABARZON a. Alerted all Provincial, City and Municipal Fire Stations to assist the
LDRRMCs and be on standby alert PIA CALABARZON a. Assisting the RDRRMC IV-A in dissemination of advisories and provision
of updates. DEPED CALABARZON a. Assists in information dissemination of advisories and class suspensions. AFP-SOLCOM a. Directed OPCOM units to alert DRRO units, prepare tasked DRRO assets,
and initiate coordination with the LDRRMCS.
PRO CALABARZON a. Full Alert Status is declared upon typhoon warning signals are issued by
NDRRMC (PAG-ASA/OCD). b. Prepare respective Disaster Incident Management Task Groups (DIMTG)
upon activation of LDRRMCs in all levels in respective areas. PDRRMO Cavite
a. 24/7 on-standby alert status at the PDRRMO Operations Center in Trece Martires City and lmus City.
b. Continuous dissemination of public advisories and weather bulletin via calls, text messaging and social media thru their respective local DRRMOs.
c. Prepositioned rescue emergency equipment.
PDRROMO Laguna a. Operations Center on heightened alert. b. SRR Teams placed on standby alert and ready for deployment.
PDRRMO Batangas a. Operations Center on heightened alert. b. SRR Teams placed on standby alert and ready for deployment. PDRRMO Rizal a. Operations Center on heightened alert. b. SRR Teams placed on standby alert and ready for deployment. PDRRMO Quezon a. Operations Center on heightened alert. b. SRR Teams placed on standby alert and ready for deployment.
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5. RDRRMC MIMAROPA
OCD MIMAROPA a. Raised Operations Center to Blue Alert Status. b. Coordinated with Coast Guard Stations and Substation within the area re:
Status of Port Operations. c. With available stock file of 3,100 Family Pack NFI amounting to
₱ 34,720,000.00 and 4,692 Hygiene Kit. d. Prepositioned Generator Sets in the following areas:
Item Quantity Location
Mobile Generator Set 75KVA 1 PDRRMC Marinduque
1 Sta. Cruz District Hospital, Sta. Cruz, Marinduque
Portable Generator Set
1 Lubang, Occidental Mindoro
1 Banton, Romblon
1 Concepcion, Romblon
1 Corcuera, Romblon
e. Coordinated to DPWH MIMAROPA for pre-emptive actions for the scoured dike in Sta. Cruz, Occidental Mindoro.
f. Issued Memorandum re Flood and Landslide Alert for Tropical Depression “HENRY”.
DILG MIMAROPA a. Continuous coordination with MLGOOs and MDRRMOs for weather
advisories and forecasts. b. Advised all provincial offices and LGUs to take precautionary measures. c. Issued Memorandum re Flood and Landslide Alert for TD “HENRY”. DSWD MIMAROPA a. Activated Field Office Operation Center to monitor daily local weather
condition and provide situational awareness. b. Alerted all P/C/M Quick Response Teams in 5 provinces of MIMAROPA to
regularly monitor the situations in their areas. c. Placed all members of R/P/C/M QRTs on on-call status and standby to be
on duty for deployment if needed. d. Advised P/MQRTs to coordinate with concerned LGUs to report any
unusual eventualities in their respective areas and take appropriate actions.
e. Activated Information and Communication Technology Management Unit (ICTMU) to ensure robust communication system.
f. Ensured that there is an on-call truck available for delivery of goods to areas that will be affected.
g. Standby logistical equipment and workforce through coordination with SWADT and concerned LGU’s on management of stranded passenger if there will be a reported standee’s in ports and terminals.
h. Ensured that Relief Goods for Food and Non-Food Item (F/NFI) are also ready and available at any given time.
i. Closed coordination with the Office of Civil Defense (OCD) and RDRRMC MIMAROPA for any warning signal updates to be used for monitoring purposes and response mechanism for areas that will be affected.
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j. As of 17 July, Opened Evacuation Centers in Mamburao, Occidental Mindoro were noted.
DOH MIMAROPA a. Raised Code Alert in DOH Regional Office, Provincial DOH Offices and
DOH-Retained Hospitals through the Health Emergency Response and Operations Center.
b. Activated the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) on 24/7 basis and manned by Emergency Officers on Duty.
c. Continuous monitoring and coordination re mobilization of all logistical requirements of the DOH needed in the Province/s.
d. Identified evacuation areas to establish Health Assistance Desk on 24/7 basis. Standing order to deploy NDPs and RHMPPs to all areas of concern including exit entry points (Air/Sea Ports).
e. Prepares HEARS (Health Emergency Alert Reporting System) reports and properly disseminate these to all concerned units and agencies, e.g., heads of the health offices (DOH-HEMB, OCD, RDRRMC, and other concerned offices).
f. Monitors all health and health-related events on a 24/7 basis, including all regional and local events and incidents with potential impact to a particular area or the region as a whole.
g. Ascertains the timely mobilization, proper prioritization and maximum utilization of resources, and minimization of wastage.
h. Placed all response teams on standby for possible deployment.
DPWH MIMAROPA a. Alerted maintenance crew of the District Disaster Risk Reduction and
Management Teams to monitor condition of National Roads and Bridges and other infrastructures facilities.
b. The equipment’s are on standby status and ready to mobilize as situation warrants.
PDRRMC Occidental Mindoro, MDRRMC Sablayan, San Jose, Calintaan, Magsaysay, Mamburao, Sta. Cruz a. Activated Emergency Operations Center. MDRRMC Abra de Ilog, Occidental Mindoro a. Activated Emergency Operations Center. b. Conducted ocular visits on high-risk areas, coordinate, and validate
reports to respective BDRRMCs.
MDRRMC Busuanga, Palawan a. Activated Emergency Operations Center. b. Issued Memorandum re No Sail Policy.
MDRRMC Magsaysay, Occidental Mindoro a. Deployment of DRTs 24 hours basis.
MDRRMC Mamburao, Occidental Mindoro a. Repacking and prepositioned 600 family food packs. b. Conducted pre-emptive evacuation. c. Distributed 493 family packs for fisherfolks.
MDRRMC ABRA DE ILOG, OCCIDENTAL MINDORO
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a. Conduct ocular visits on high risk areas, coordinate and validate reports to respective BDRRMCs
MDRRMC BUSUANGA, PALAWAN a. Issued Memorandum re No Sail Policy.
6. RDRRMC V
OCD V a. Participated/Attended PDRA from NDRRM Operations Center thru Skype
on 16 July 2018 at OCD-V Operation Center. b. Continuous coordination with Coastguard District Bicol regarding status of
stranded passengers in all ports of Bicol region and coordination with PDRRMOs regarding the status and effects of the “HABAGAT”
c. Radio communications and satellite phone on standby. COASTGUARD DISTRICT BICOL a. Disseminates weather updates and monitoring strict implementation of
NO SAILING POLICY if weather and sea condition do not permit.
PDRRMCs Albay, Camarines Norte, Camarines Sur, Catanduanes, Masbate, and Sorsogon a. Activated PDRRMO Operations Center. b. Prepositioned response teams of City/Municipal DRRMCs for possible
deployment. c. Disseminated of weather advisories to the public via SMS and Facebook
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7. RDRRMC VI
OCD VI a. In close coordination with concerned P/C/MDRRMCs for updates of the
situation. b. Convened PDRA Meeting at 3:00PM, 16 July 2018.
DILG VI a. Issued advisories to all LGUs every 12 hours b. Instructed LGUs to do initial reparations and convene their local DRRM
councils.
PRO VI a. Sent advisories to their municipal and provincial units to activate their task
groups for monitoring. b. Placed Disaster Response Teams on standby.
PCG a. Closely monitoring the weather based on the data by DOST-PAGASA. b. Deployed Response Teams (DRT) are on standby on their designated
location ready to be deployed anytime CAAP. c. Placed Response Units on alert status and on standby. d. Disaster Response Teams (DRTs) as well as emergency vehicles are on
standby for any possible deployment.
CAAP a. Response Units are on alert status and on standby.
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301st BDE Philippine Army a. Disaster Response Teams (DRT) as well as emergency vehicles are on
standby for possible deployment.
PDRRMC Negros Occidental a. Activated EOC for monitoring of the situation provincewide.
CDRRMC Bago City Negros Occidental a. Accomplished DANA Report. b. Interviewed owners of the damaged houses for further assessment and
facilitated financial assistance. c. Called up DSWD to provide food packs for the affected families.
PDRRMC Antique a. Issued advisory to 18 MDRRMC/Os to be on-alert, make precautionary
measures for possible adverse of tropical depression, monitor the development of the weather disturbance and conduct on-site assessment of their respective AORs.
b. Raised alert status at the OPCEN and resources on standby for any probable emergencies that may arise.
c. PDRRMO QRT conducted on-site assessment in AORs. d. Local Rescue and Emergency Resources are on stand by and ready for
deployment. e. DPWH along with LGUs conducted onsite inspection, traffic safety and
clearing operation at the affected road site. LGU Belison and local residents of affected barangay applied sand bagging to mitigate further coastal erosion.
f. Facilitated the distribution of food packs for the affected families. g. The Provincial Government of Antique thru the PSWDO gave 280 packs of
Milo and 1 sack of rice last 14 July 2018. h. On July 16, 2018, the Provincial Government of Antique thru the PSWDO
conducted assessment of the extent of damages for financial assistance of the affected families.
i. On-going repair of roads in Brgy. Caromangay, Sirio Maalan and Igbucagay, Hamtic, Antique.
MDRRMC Belison, Antique a. LGU Belison and local residents of affected barangay applied sand
bagging to mitigate further coastal erosion. b. Provided food packs (rice and canned foods) to the affected families
on July 11, 2018 – 23 food packs and July 13, 2018 – 72 food packs c. Provided empty sacks, 2 truck loads of soil for sand bagging and
bamboo posts. d. The BDRRMC of Barangay Poblacion provided empty sacks also
prepared for the evacuation center. e. The Belison Multi-Purpose Cooperative provided 1,300 empty
cement sacks. f. Adventist Community Service of Belison gave One Thousand Pesos
(Php 1,000.00) last July 14, 2018. g. The Office of Congressman provided food packs to the affected
families (5 kilos rice, noodles, canned goods) on 17 July 2018. Iloilo City CDRRMC a. Continuous monitoring of 180 barangays in their AOR.
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PDRRMC Guimaras a. Alerted all M/BDRRMCs for their preparedness measures b. Alerted response teams. c. Prepositioned relief goods. d. Facilitated transport group. 8. RDRRMC CAR
OCD CAR a. Continuously sending weather advisories and alert status to all
stakeholders thru all means of communication. b. In close coordination with PAGASA Baguio Synoptic Station and
continuously sending weather advisories to the public, LDRRMCs and member-agencies of the Cordillera RDRRMC.
c. Coordinated with the Local Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Councils (LDRRMCs) in the region on weather status, road conditions and reported incidents.
d. Continuous sending of public advisories and warning alerts thru text blasts, social media accounts and in all available means of communication in partnership with PIA-CAR and local media outlets.
DILG CAR a. Activated Operation LISTO and Oplan Tag-ulan. b. Regularly monitors the preparedness measures of all LGUs.
DSWD CAR a. Conducted inventory on the available resources, motor vehicles,
communication equipment, IT equipment, and Human Resource. b. Prepositioned an available amount of ₱3,000,000.00 of Quick Response
Fund. c. Prepositioned 700 family food packs to Local Government Units of
Mountain Province. d. Coordinated with SWAD offices and Cordillera RDRRMC EOC DOST CAR a. Reminded LGUs to ensure and maintain serviceability of EWS devices
installed in their AORs such as automatic rain gauges and landslide sensors.
b. Relaying of advisories via text blast and social media.
c. Monitoring of significant activities using devices/sensors installed in critical areas.
PAGASA Baguio Synoptic Station a. Provided latest weather bulletin and local weather forecasts for Baguio
City and other Provinces in CAR. b. Provides information regarding the amount of rainfall recorded in Baguio
City and other areas in CAR.
PROCOR a. Issued SAR boxes to each police station in the region. b. Prepositioned two (2) rubber boats for possible deployment.
DPWH CAR
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a. Ensured the prepositioning of equipment and manpower in all major roads and bridges in the region.
b. Continuous dissemination and posting traffic advisories via social media accounts and SMS.
PIA CAR a. Disseminated warnings to the public thru SMS, Social Media, and
broadcast media. PDRRMC Abra a. Emergency Operation Center is still on n Blue Alert effective 7:00 AM,
17 July 2018. b. Continuous monitoring of AOR especially areas with threats of landslides
and flooding. c. Continuous dissemination of Early Warning Signals thru text blasts and
radio announcements.
PDRRMC Apayao a. Emergency Operation Center is on Blue Alert effective 12:00 PM, 16 July
2018. b. Rescuers and all clusters are on standby. c. Conducting wide dissemination on Early Warning. d. Coordinated with MDRRMCs and partner agencies regarding
preparedness actions for TD “HENRY”. e. Emergency Operation Center is on RED Alert effective 5:00 PM, 16 July
2018. f. Conducted inspection of Search and Rescue equipment of the province.
PDRRMC Kalinga a. Emergency Operation Center is on Blue Alert effective 8:00 AM, 16 July
2018. b. Place responders from the 503rd Infantry Brigade, Philippine Army on
standby. c. Continues monitoring of AOR especially with threats of landslides. d. Continues dissemination of advisories and warning alert to take
precautionary measures along the rivers Chico, Tanudan, Saltan at Pinukpuk and Balbalan, and Pasil.
PDRRMC Ifugao a. Activated PDRRMC EOC on 16 July 2018. b. Prepositioned heavy equipment and rescue vehicle for possible
deployment. c. Disseminated advisories thru social media and SMS. d. Alerted PDRRMC council members and volunteers to be on standby.
9. RDRRMC NCR
Metro Manila Disaster Risk Reduction and Management (MMDRRM) Operations Center, Office of Civil Defense – NCR Operations Center e. Continuously monitors and ensures dissemination of Weather Advisories,
24-hour Public Weather Forecasts, Severe Weather Bulletins, Thunderstorm Advisories, and General Flood Advisories to all MMDRRMC Member Agencies and LGUs DRRM Offices.
OCD – NCR a. On BLUE alert status.
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b. Disseminated copies of Weather Advisory Heavy Rainfall Warning to the LDRRMCs and MMDRRMC Member Agencies.
c. Marikina City DRRMO declared 2nd alarm for Marikina River, pre-emptive evacuation ongoing.
d. Valenzuela City DRRMO conducted pre-emptive evacuation in low-lying areas.
e. Pasig City DRRMO on high alert. Engineering Groups assigned in pumping stations on alert and presently in their respective assignments.
f. QCDRRMO responded to landslide incident involving one (1) residential unit (bungalow type) at Brgy. Escopa II with no injuries reported.
DSWD – NCR a. Daily monitoring of weather conditions and other emergencies through
telephone, internet, cell phone, etc. by the Disaster Response Management Division Staff and Quick Response Team Leaders.
b. Quick Response Teams of FO-NCR composed of organic staff from the Field Office and Centers and Residential Care Facilities (C/RCFs) are on standby alert and will be activated and mobilized in response to any eventualities.
c. As of 17 July 2018, 10 evacuation centers are open. Two (2) of these ECs are pre-emptive only. Of these open ECs, five (5) are in Marikina City: Two (2) are pre-emptive ECs; four (4) are in Quezon City; and one (1) is in Malabon City.
d. FO-NCR is continuously coordinating with the 17 LGUs thru its respective Local Social Welfare and Development Office (LSWDOs) regarding necessary augmentation assistance needed by the affected families.
DOH – NCR a. Prepositioning of Teams that necessitates response. b. Distributed Doxycycline prophylaxis to the flooded municipalities c. Disseminated IEC materials
CDRRMC Malabon a. EOC is continuously monitoring AOR. b. Emergency Response Team on standby. c. Prepositioned assets and ready for distribution. d. Assets are prepositioned and ready for distribution.
CDRRMC Mandaluyong a. Continuous monitoring of situation CDRRMC Marikina a. Continuously monitoring of Marikina River. b. Pre-positioned emergency response equipment CDRRMC Navotas a. Monitors AOR. b. Standby resources.
CDRRMC Parañaque a. LDRRMC is continuously monitoring the weather disturbance. b. LDRRMC is advised to be on alert and monitor the progression of the
weather disturbance. CDRRMC Quezon
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c. Continuously monitoring AOR d. Emergency Response Equipment on stand- by
CDRRMC Valenzuela a. Continuously monitoring the progress of Southwest Monsoon enhanced
by TD “HENRY”. b. Prepositioned response and relief assets. c. Prepared all evacuation center to cater evacuees. d. Assisted evacuees to evacuation center e. Rescue personnel and equipment prepositioned in flood-prone areas. f. Continuous flood level monitoring. g. Continuous monitoring of dam and Tullahan River. h. Alerted high-risk areas for flooding. i. Prepositioned response and relief assets. j. Prepared all evacuation center to cater evacuees. k. Assisted evacuees to evacuation center. l. Rescue personnel and equipment prepositioned in flood-prone areas.
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