NDCC SR Ondoy 13

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II. Status of Emergency Response Operations

1.Rescue and EvacuationSummary of Assets Deployed and Number of Persons Rescued (Tab F-1and F-2)

Assets - AFP:1,385personnel, 5 companies, and 13 platoons 12 ambulances,50 M35 trucks, 59 rubber boats and 114 other vehicles; 20 US

Servicemen, 2 US watercrafts, 1 US Chopper, 8 Island Cruise(Civilian Sea craft)

Number of Persons Rescued - 12,359 persons

2. Coordination Activities

Establishment of Command Posts (7)

NDCC Relief Center No. 4 Kalayaan Hall, Malacaang Grounds1. Contact Person Ms. Luli Arroyo and all female members of PGMAs

Family with Tel Nos. 734-2192 or 734-3971- 86

Advance Command Posts (ACP) in the following strategic areas:2. Katipunan Avenue cor. Aurora Boulevard, Marikina City. The over-all

commander is Hon. Mayor Marides Fernando while the IncidentCommanders are Mr. Robert Nacianceno and Mr. Ramon Santiago ofMMDA with telephone numbers (0917) 322.1951 and (0920) 938 9914

3. Alpha base 8th Floor, Pasig City Hall with telephone number 643-0000.The over-all commander is Mayor Roberto Eusebio

4. Club House, City Hall of Cainta City headed by Mayor Ramon Ilagan,with telephone numbers (0927) 220-4744, (0917) 535-0028and 665-0846

5. Department of Public Order, Safety Hall, Quezon City. The over-allcommander is Mayor Sonny Belmonte while the incident Commander isMs. Teresa Amarillo with telephone number (0921) 655-5262

6. Advance Command Post for Angono, Taytay and Cainta is at City Hall

of Taytay, Rizal; for San Mateo and Montalban San Mateo Plaza andremaining municipalities is at Baras Police Station Forward NDCC Operation Center (FNOC)

7. Led by Col. Gregorio Catapang, PA at the Ever Gotesco, Ortigas,Cainta to support SAR and relief efforts

Establishments ofDrop off Points of Donations

DSWDAREA CONTACT PERSON

National Resource OperationsCenter, Chapel Road, Pasay City

Mrs. Francia FabianTel No.: 852-8081Cell No.: 0918-930-2356

Quezon City AreaDisaster Resource OperationsMonitoring and Info Center(DROMIC) DSWD Central Office

Rey Martija or Imee Rose CastilloTel No.: 951-7119: 951-2435 orAssistant Secretary Vilma CabreraContact No.: 0918-934-5625

Manila AreaDSWD- NCRSan Rafael cor Legarda Sts.Quiapo, Manila

Dir. Thelsa P. BiolenaDir. Delia BauanContact Nos.: 734-8622; 734-8642


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DOH- MMD-DOH Central Office headed by Engr. Dave Masiado with celphone

number 0917-816-3400

NDCC Issuances: Declared a State of National Calamity in the following areas in view of the

extensive effects of Tropical Storm Ondoy:- The whole of National Capital Region (NCR)- CAR: Mt. Province, Ifugao and Benguet- Region I: Pangasinan, La Union and Ilocos Sur- Region II: Isabela, Quirino and Nueva Vizcaya- Region III: Aurora, Nueva Ecija, Zambales, Pampanga, Bulacan, Tarlac

and Bataan- Region IV-A: Cavite, Laguna, Batangas, Rizal, Quezon- Region IV-B: Mindoro (Occidental and Oriental) and Marinduque- Region V: Catanduanes, Camarines Norte and Camarines Sur

Issued NDCC Circular to Chairmen of RDCCs I, II, III and CAR directing themto undertake necessary response measures to avoid loss of lives and

destruction of properties and NDCC MEMO Order No. 18 on the suspension ofclasses at all levels in Metro Manila including the province of Rizal on 28September 2008

Requested international assistance thru the United Nation ResidentCoordinator to coordinate an international appeal in behalf of the PhilippineGovernment.

Assets Deployed:

MMDA Activities: Road Emergency Group pre-positioned resources atProvident Village & Aurora Blvd cor C5 ACP; Traffic Operations Center (TOC)provided additional traffic enforcers at Aurora Blvd/C5; Flood Control andSewerage Management Office monitoring and canal declogging operations inMarikina City and Metro Manila as well as cleaning of underpass of Lagusnilad& Quezon Blvd in coordination with LGU and the continuous operation of 15pumping stations

Two (2) Team members of the Telecoms Sans Frontier arrived at 1930H on 28September 2009 from Bangkok, Thailand to assist in the coordination activitiesof the NDCC for TS Ondoy

PCG was able to muster 22 rubber boats (7 from PCG, 2 from PCGA, 7 fromPNRC, 2 from Aboitiz Transport Services Corp, 4 from Sulpicio Lines); 5 teamsare concentrating rescue operations within Cainta-Pasig areas and assisting inthe relief operations in coordination with PNRC

AFP-PAF deployed dump truck, ambulance and IPV of one unit each Assets deployed to the flooded areas in Metro Manila by AFPDRTF (HSC,

SEG and MP, GHQ, PN, PMC, PAF, 525Ebde, PA and NCRRCDG); PNP;PCG; VCRC, 5IDRC, ICMOTF, 75th CG- NCRC; AFPRESCOM; PMC; andMMDA

AFP dispatched M35 trucks to haul relief goods for relief distribution in MarikinaCity

SBMA - 15 personnel of SBMA Fire Department and SWAT (IED) proceeded toPNRC National headquarters to augment rescue operations in the floodedareas in Metro Manila with one (1) rescue van, 1 rubber boat and 2 dumptrucks


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NOLCOM 503rd Infantry Brigade conducted rescue and retrieval operations inthe landslide areas (Brgy. San Juan-Banyo, Arayat, Pampanga)

PNP: Dispatched various SAR equipment such as: NCR SRU Van, Squad EMS-

NHQ, SOD-NHQ, water tanker, mini-pumper rubber boats, jaguar, firetrucks and others for SAR operations in Regions I, III, IV-A and NCR

Conducted road clearing operations along Sumulong highway and ImeldaAvenue, both of Cainta; Ortigas Avenue Extension and Floodway, both ofPasig City; and Tullahan Marikina

Provided four (4) PNP motorcycle escorts for the joint NDCC UN rapidassessment teams

Conducted aerial assessment of flood affected areas and distributed 150bags of relief goods to flood victims in Pasig City

Installed radio at Cainta Police Station, Cainta, Rizal, and at the ForwardNDCC Operation Center

The 51st Engineering Brigade, PA organized and dispatched a Disaster,Rescue and Relief Operations team composed of 6 Officers and 60 enlistedpersonnel led by Brigade Commander Simoy with 2 loaders, 2 dump trucks,

3 Canter Elf and 1 backhoe loader Two (2) DRRUs with two (2) units rubber boats from Philippine Navy Poro

Point, San Fernando, La Union proceeded to Bulacan to augment the rescueoperations

INGOs and NGOs Donations:

Government of Japan is providing emergency relief goods equivalent toapproximately 20 Million Yen (approximately US$220,000)

UNICEF provided assorted food and non-food items amounting toPhP5,368,353.76 and tarpaulins worth $31,140. The items were turned over toDSWD for distribution to the flood affected areas

US Contingent: 1 Officer and 17 EPs, with night capability equipment, 2 rubber

boats and 1 chopper (Bell 214) arrived in the afternoon of 27 Sept to supportSAR operations. The contingent rescued six persons from Ever Gotesco,Cainta and distributed two hundred packs of assorted goods (five kilos each) toaffected families

CEISSAFP coordinated with SMART Telecom re: Installation of GSM900repeater at NDCC Operation Center to enhance mobile phone signal insidethe OPCEN building

Globe Telecom temporarily lent four (4) hotlines at NDCC OPCEN to augmentthe communication capability in responding to emergency calls in the calamityareas during the entire TS Ondoy Operations, with the following hotlinenumbers: (0917) 733-4193, (0917) 733-4256, (0917) 733-4263 and (0915)536-6719

The Manila and Subic Yacht Clubs lent rubber boats to the NDCC for use ofresponse teams in the conduct of rescue operations. San Miguel Corporation and Petron Corporation donated 20 pieces 2.7 kg

cylinder lamps for use in the evacuation areas

PHAP Cares Foundation thru Executive Director Glecy C. Cuenco donated 5boxes of assorted medicines.


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DSWD had distributed the following items at the Rosario Sports Complex: 5 bigboxes of doughnuts, 146 small boxes of doughnuts, 52 bags of hotmeal, 4boxes of bottled water, 12 bags of used clothes, and 2 bags of blankets

Dr. Rafael Rodriguez of Medical Plaza donated 1 unit rubber boat to NDCCwhich was turned over to the AFP

Ms.Cynthia Rodriguez and Family of Corinthian Gardens, QC provided

assorted relief goods (food stuffs) Aileen Lawigan, friend of Executive Secretary Ermita, donated ready-to-eat

food packs for stranded passengers

NDCC Member Agencies Assessment /Humanitarian Action

Damage Assessment DPWH reported that asof 7:00 AM today there are still 17 road sections

impassable to all types of vehicles in the following areas: NCR (6); RegionIII (1); Region IV-A (6); Region IV-B (3) and CAR (1)

DepEd reported that 34 schools were damaged: 27 elementary schools, 7 highschool in Regions CAR, NCR, III and IV-A amounting to PhP19.2M. There are

73 school buildings used as evacuation centers housing 1,650 families and1,366 individuals

DA reported the areas affected and production loss by commodity and bystage of crops such as rice, corn and HVCC

Total areas affected -126,271 hectares (18,994 has. with no chance ofrecovery and 107,277 has with chance of recovery)Volume 183,062 metric tons (MT)

Production loss - PhP3,172,704,280 (indirect and direct )Breakdown by CropsRice - PhP3,105, 873,247 (reproductive maturity & seedling vegetativeCorn - PhP42,976,485 -do-HVCC - PhP 23,854,548

Indirect Loss = PhP3,104,091,362 (for damaged crops that are readyfor harvest, matured or at late vegetative stage when there is notenough time for a second harvest within cropping period. it iscomputed based on NFA Support Prices: rice at PhP17,000 / MT andcorn at PhP 13,000/MT =Direct Loss = PhP68,612,918 ( lost investment in inputs for cropsdamaged at seeding, transplanting and early vegetative stages.Breakdown by CropsRice - PhP3,105, 873,247 (reproductive maturity & seedling vegetativeCorn - PhP42,976,485 (-do-)HVCC - PhP 23,854,548

DOH reported health facilities damaged Amang Rodriguez Medical Center(whole of first floor - operating room, laboratory and x-ay rooms nonfunctional. Cost is still undetermined

Humanitarian Responses

AFP-PAF dispatched DART Team A (Disaster Alert Response Team) to theaffected areas of NCR and Central Luzon composed of 18-members ofreservist, enlisted personnel and civilian volunteers.


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DOH activated all DOH CHDs operations center 24 hours/7days withcontinuous coordination with the LGUs concerned and the amount of logisticalsupport augmented is P807,910.00consisting of the following items :150pieces of cadaver bags and six (6) boxes of assorted drugs andmedicines, 350 boxes of bottled water (8,400 bottles) for NCR and samequantity for CHD IV-A, 350 packs family kits, provided Generator set to

Amang Rodriquez Medical Center. Transferred patients to Quirino Medicalhospital, coordinated with NBI on the management of dead bodies;advance medical post for medical team deployment; and CHD-NCR formedical team deployment. Deployed the following medical teams : Quirinomemorial medical Center; Las Pinas General Hospital - Satellite TraumaHospita; Jose Reyes Memorial Medical Center; Veterans Memorial MedicalCenter and Assessment team from CHD Metro Manila

DSWDs on-going interventions are activation of the Quick Response team andSocial Welfare and Disaster (QRT/SWAD) teams to provide technical assistanceto the disaster-affected local government units (LGUs) on disaster operations;provided PhP2,737,166.00 worth of relief goods consisting of food and non-food commodities to the affected families; and prepositioned stand-by funds,

family food packs and stockpile of relief commodities composed of food andnon-food amounting to PhP20,829,000.95 by the field offices concerned alongthe typhoon path; processed transfer of funds to DSWD-NCR, CAR, I, II, III,IV_V, IV-B, V, IX and XII amounting to PhP 5 Million, provided hot mealsto family-evacuees in evacuation centers through the management ofcommunity kitchen; set up social welfare Inquiry Seks in all affectedareas to respond to queries of relatives and families at the evacuationcenters; set up NGOs and donors desk in all DSWD-FOs to strengthenlinkages between the DSWD LGUs, NGOs and other partners to facilitateprompt and effective delivery of donations and humanitarian assistance,receipt /processing of cash donations through DSWD donation AccountNumber 3122-1011-84, land Bank of the Philippines ; receipt donationsfrom local and private individuals consisting of water and assorted food

items and non-food items; partnered with Petron Corporation, LBCCompany and 7-eleven Stores for the receipt and/or drop off points fordanations

PNRC rescued 282 persons and provided relief assistance to the victims National Grid Corporation of the Philippines conducted power restoration in

various damaged sub-stations (S/S). All lines are on normal operation exceptSan Jose, Bulacan and CND-San Miguel (Bacnotan, San Miguel, La Union);waiting for normalization of load systems from distribution utilities (Meralco forMetro Manila area) and electric cooperatives.

BFPs emergency responders were dispatched to the flooded areas along thethoroughfares of Metro Manila areas covering Districts I, II, III, IV and V

Philippine Coast Guard has rescued 2,290 persons in San Juan, Manila,

Quezon City, Marikina City, Pasig City, Taguig City, Paranaque City, Rizal andLaguna. The PCG Islander conducted aerial reconnaissance to identifyother flooded areas that need assistance. Likewise PCG Helicopter wasutilized in the distribution of relief goods provided by NGO, World Visionof the Philippines Five (5) teams are concentrating rescue operationswithin Cainta-Pasig area and relief goods distribution, in coordination withPNRC aside from disaster response. Also responding to four (4) maritimeincidents


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PGMA Sagip-Tulong Activities by PAGCOR 1000H 27 September 2009, deployed three (3) teams and distributed bread and

water to various evacuation centers in Malanday, Marikina and at Brgy. Tatalon,Quezon City

Set-up of a medical mission with eleven (11) doctors and distributed medicines,bread and water at the Santolan Elementary School, Pasig City (694

beneficiaries) and Brgy. Taong, Marikina City (868 beneficiaries) Deployed buses to bring evacuees and stranded people to various evacuation

centers. In cooperation with AFP distributed assorted relief goods,assorted bread and biscuits and 162 crates of bottled mineral water atever Gotesco in Ortigas

Provided 21 bags of rice at the evacuation center in Rosario Complex Continuously coordinating with PNP and AFP for the transport and distribution of

relief goods Distributed Five Hundred (500) packs of rice and additional ten (10) cavans of

rice for the three (3) evacuation centers in Marikina and four (4) in Pasig City Donated three (3) motorized rubber boats with seating capacity of 5.6 and

11 were officially turned over to NDCCand100 cavans of rice to Marilao,

Bulacan PAGCOR will now focus its efforts in providing relief goods since

floodwaters have receded and families are already returning to theirhomes. However, rescue operations and medical still continue in areasthat are still submerged including Cainta, Rizal

DBP Initiatives Ordered the mobilization of all concerned branches and the head offices

units to extend assistance to affected clients displaced, employees andother victimso Rehabilitation program in the form of moratorium on interest/principal

paymento Restructuring their loan payment extensiono Interest rate reductiono Additional loan if viableo Closer monitoring of loan for faster recovery

Will distribute relief goods in coordination with NDCC with in the week Implementing several employee emergency measures Directed all ATMs in affected areas to be in full operations

OWWA Set up assistance center at NDCC Operation Center for the families of OFWs

III. STATUS OF LIFELINES(Status of Roads and Bridges -TAB G)

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Sitrep 14 Tab A

Brgys Families Persons Families Persons Families Persons Families Persons

1,001 333,188 1,933,554 566 62,633 313,372 43,212 247,870 105,845 561,242

6 84 253 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

6 84 253 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2 4 4 0 0

1 6 39 0 0 0 0 0

2 65 201 0 0 0 0 0

INFANTA 1 9 9 0 0

2 140 700 0 0 0 140 700 140 700

2 140 700 0 0 0 140 700 140 700

1 112 560 112 560 112 560

1 28 140 28 140 28 140

171 42,666 176,894 233 33,248 170,344 730 3,650 33,978 173,99412 2,113 10,330 15 1,597 7,839 0 0 1,597 7,839

CITY OF MANILA 14 940 4,700 14 940 4,700 940 4,700

MARIKINA CITY 3 319 1,635 5 319 1,635 319 1,635

MUNTINLUPA CITY 8 2,056 10,260 11 2,056 10,260 2,056 10,260

NAVOTAS CITY 2 26 135 2 26 135 26 135

PARANAQUE CITY 3 450 2,250 3 450 2,250 450 2,250

PASIG CITY 13 5,206 26,030 13 4,867 24,335 4,867 24,335

10 1,365 6,825 13 1,365 6,825 1,365 6,825 14 1, 741 8,705 24 1,011 6,825 730 3,650 1,741 10,475

8 559 2,795 11 419 2,095 419 2,095

17 914 4,572 24 914 4,572 914 4,572

9 637 3,505 12 637 3,505 637 3,505

10 1,202 8,613 19 1,202 8,613 1,202 8,613

23 14,561 72,805 42 14,561 72,805 14,561 72,805

23 2,300 11,500 23 2,300 11,500 2,300 11,500

SAN JUAN CITY 1 520 2,234 1 520 2,234 520 2,234

PASAY CITY 1 9,498 47, 490 1 64 216 64 216

219 51,594 247,284 36 5,605 24,275 6,332 28,820 11,937 53,095

BATAAN 13 2,742 12,447 6 398 1,838 2 10 400 1,848

Balanga City 1 10 40 1 8 30 2 10 10 40

Orani 2 4 20 0 0

Mariveles 1 3 16 0 0

Morong 5 390 1,808 5 390 1,808 390 1,808

Hermosa 4 2,335 10,563 0 0

ZAMBALES 12 1,771 6,175 5 1,771 6,175 0 0 1,771 6,175

Botolan 12 1,771 6,175 5 1,771 6,175 1,771 6,175

BULACAN 113 31,553 159,486 19 3,281 15,500 2,930 14,650 6,211 30,150

Angat 1 20 100 0 0

Balagtas 7 2,100 12,000 0 0

Baliwag 5 1,524 9,184 5 1,416 6,231 1,416 6,231

Bocaue 6 1,640 7,500 0 0

Bulacan 2 104 403 0 0

Bustos 10 2,589 12,945 10 1,780 8,900 1,780 8,900

Calumpit 2 600 2,300 0 0

Guiguinto 14 2,800 14,000 0 0

Hagonoy 2 49 198 2 49 198 49 198

Malolos 1 19 86 1 19 86 19 86

Marilao 8 5,945 23,780 0 0

Meycauayan 15 4,600 22,800 0 0

Plaridel 4 1,400 8,320 1 17 85 17 85

San Miguel 36 8,163 45,870 2,930 14,650 2,930 14,650

PAMPANGA 74 15,078 67,466 6 155 762 3,400 14,160 3,555 14,922

Arayat 1 200 1,000 200 1,000 200 1,000

Bacolor 2 36 180 0 0

Lubao 28 8,739 34,965 0 0

Mabalacat 3 20 100 1,500 6,080 1,500 6,080

San Simon 3 155 685 200 1,000 200 1,000

San Luis 10 2,125 11,519 0 0

San Fernando City 5 134 670 5 134 670 134 670

Sto. Tomas 2 1,500 6,080 1,500 6,080 1,500 6,080

Floridablanca 10 1,691 9,977 0 0

Sta. Rita 10 478 2,290 1 21 92 21 92

7 450 1,710 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Licab 7 450 1,710 0 0

QUEZON CITY

TAGUIG CITY

REGION III

NUEVA ECIJA

MAKATI CITY

VALENZUELA CITY

MALABON CITY

PATEROS CITY

NCR

MANDALUYONG CITY

LAS PINAS CITYCALOOCAN CITY

REGION II

QUIRINO

CABARROGUIS

RIZAL

PANGASINAN

BOLINAO

SUAL

DAGUPAN CITY

GRAND TOTAL

REGION I

Effects of Tropical Storm "ONDOY"AFFECTED POPULATION

As of 29 SEPTEMBER 2009, 3:00 PM

Region/Province/

Mun/City

AFFECTEDNo. of

Evac

Centers

Inside Evacuation

Centers

Outside Evacuation

Centers

TOTAL SERVED -

CURRENT

(Inside + Outside)

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Region/Province/

Mun/City

AFFECTEDNo. of

Evac

Centers

Inside Evacuation

Centers

Outside Evacuation

Centers

TOTAL SERVED -

CURRENT

(Inside + Outside)

569 235,769 1,493,772 295 23,375 116,728 34,856 208,721 58,231 325,449

BATANGAS 31 1,703 9,038 16 1,685 8,353 0 0 1,685 8,353

Calaca 2 9 45 0 0

Nasugbu 2 45 225 2 45 225 45 225

Lemery 9 1,140 5,700 4 1,140 5,700 1,140 5,700

Balayan 4 270 1,350 2 270 1,350 270 1,350

Bauan 1 5 25 1 5 25 5 25

Laurel 1 35 100 1 35 100 35 100

Tanauan City 9 170 853 5 170 853 170 853

Talisay 2 20 100 1 20 100 20 100

Batangas 1 9 640 0 0LAGUNA 144 82,404 319,113 170 16,250 72,300 0 0 16,250 72,300

Pangil 5 754 2,515 5 116 495 116 495

Alaminos 2 26 122 2 18 108 18 108

Paete 5 721 314 5 71 314 71 314

Los Banos 1 3,851 15,324 15 483 1,932 483 1,932

Cabuyao 13 10,237 6,144 19 1,023 6,144 1,023 6,144

Bay 5 1,593 6,396 5 597 2,388 597 2,388

Lumban 2 150 600 2 150 600 150 600

Pila 3 773 3,092 2 13 52 13 52

Pakil 9 853 3,412 6 279 1,116 279 1,116

Victoria 4 495 1,980 0 0

Calamba City 24 4,598 22,015 43 3,084 15,765 3,084 15,765

Sta. Cruz 13 13,348 72,700 12 1,148 2,197 1,148 2,197

Siniloan 20 2,195 9,045 33 2,195 9,045 2,195 9,045

Mabitac 12 3,187 15,830 10 50 250 50 250

Bian 12 37,310 150,360 11 7,023 31,894 7,023 31,894

Sta. Rosa 10 2,033 8,144 0 0 0

Kalayaan 1 280 1,120 0 0 0

San Pedro 3 0 00 0

RIZAL 49 42,682 629,492 60 3,388 21,749 34,752 208,321 38,140 230,070

Tanay 10 4,259 21,295 2 503 2,515 503 2,515

Taytay 5 36,324 217,715 26 1,572 9,394 34,752 208,321 36,324 217,715

Angono 5 50 250 1 50 250 50 250

Morong 1 100 500 1 100 600 100 600

Rodriguez 2 735 3,675 1 735 3,675 735 3,675

San Mateo 2 200 1,000 2 200 3,675 200 3,675

Antipolo City 2 181 874 1 24 120 24 120

Teresa 4 204 1,020 1 204 1,020 204 1,020

Cainta 7 380,000 25 0 0

Binangonan 11 629 3,163 500 0 500

CAVITE 339 108,926 535,979 49 2,052 14,326 50 250 2,102 14,576GMA 8 61 312 2 30 150 30 150

Gen. Trias 22 462 2,310 5 183 915 183 915

Carmona 6 498 2,988 4 498 2,988 498 2,988

Noveleta 6 8,084 40,450 6 89 445 89 445

Rosario 20 10,000 50,000 1 55 177 50 250 105 427

Tanza 12 354 1,770 12 354 1,770 354 1,770 Imus 35 7,118 35,590 1,770 0 1,770

Silang Bulihan 12 381 1,909 3 30 150 30 150

Maragondon 13 1,642 8,210 3 71 359 71 359

Ternate 9 3,000 15,000 2 450 2,250 450 2,250

Naic 3 466 2,330 1 22 2,250 22 2,250

Bacoor 66 48,609 243,045 2 110 550 110 550

Dasmarinas 10 873 4,395 3 64 320 64 320

Cavite City 84 12,300 52,280 1 25 82 25 82

Kawit 23 12,076 60,380 0 0

Ternate 9 3,000 15,000 2 71 150 71 150

Gen. Aguinaldo 1 2 10 2 0 0

QUEZON 6 54 150 0 0 0 54 150 54 150Infanta 6 54 150 54 150 54 150

4 720 3,600 0 0 0 720 3,600 720 3,600

4 720 3,600 0 0 0 720 3,600 720 3,600

Magsaysay 2 120 600 120 600 120 600

San Jose 2 600 3,000 600 3,000 600 3,000

3 1,191 6,441 0 0 0 45 454 45 454NAGA 2 1,146 5,957 0 0 0 0 227 0 227

Naga City 1 1,145 5,725 0 0

Sangay 1 1 5 0 0

Pasacao 227 227 0 227

1 45 227 0 0 0 45 227 45 227

San Pascual 1 45 227 45 227 45 227

ALBAY 0 0 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Pioduran 20 0 0

MASBATE

REGION IV-A

REGION IV-B

OCC MINDORO

REGION V

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Region/Province/

Mun/City

AFFECTEDNo. of

Evac

Centers

Inside Evacuation

Centers

Outside Evacuation

Centers

TOTAL SERVED -

CURRENT

(Inside + Outside)

SORSOGON 0 0 237 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Pilar 237 0 0

15 541 2,186 1 350 1,750 10 21 360 1,771

8 191 436 0 0 0 10 21 10 21

Zamboanga City 8 191 436 0 - - 10 21 10 21

ARMM 0 0

MAGUNDANAO 7 350 1,750 1 350 1,750 0 0 350 1,750

Sultan Kudarat 7 350 1,750 1 350 1,750 350 1,750

10 479 2,395 1 55 275 375 1,875 430 2,150

3 409 2,045 1 55 275 305 1,525 360 1,800Kalamansig 3 409 2,045 1 55 275 305 1,525 360 1,800

SOUTH COTABATO 7 70 350 0 0 0 70 350 70 350Polomolok 7 70 350 70 350 70 350

2 4 29 0 0 0 4 29 4 291 1 4 0 0 0 1 4 1 4

Kabugao 1 1 4 1 4 1 4

1 3 25 0 0 0 3 25 3 25Kabayan 1 3 25 3 25 3 25

SULTAN KUDARAT

CARAPAYAO

BENGUET

REGION IX

ZAMBOANGA DEL SUR

REGION XII

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itRep No. 14 Tab B

NCR 101untinlupa City 3 Muntinlupa Cityuezon City 44 Quezon Cityarikina City 26 Marikina City

an Juan 3 San Juanandaluyon 3 Mandaluyonalenzuela 5 Valenzuelaasig 17 Pasig

CAR 3

1 21 Brgy. Lutaucan, Kabugao, Apayao Drowned

1 29 Brgy. Lutaucan, Kabugao, Apayao Drowned

1 3 Catlubang, Bugyas, Benguet Lanslides

REGION III 37BULACAN 25

1 55 Br y. Cain in, Bocaue , Bulacan Drowned1 5 Brgy. Mayan , Bustos, Bulacan Drowned1 31 Br y. Malami , Bustos, Bulacan Drowned1 30 Br y. Ilan -Ilan , Gui uinto, Bulacan Drowned1 Brgy. Bayugo, Meycauayan, Bulacan Drowned

1 Br y. Halhacan, Meycauayan, Bulacan Drowned1 Brgy. Saloysoy, Meycauayan, Bulacan Drowned1 17 Brgy. Graceville, SJDM, Bulacan Drowned1 19 Br y. Sulucaon, Pob.,Bocaue, Bulacan Electrocuted1 Brgy. Antipona, Bocaue, Bulacan Drowned1 40 Brgy. Lambakin, Marilao, Bulacan Drowned1 38 Br y. Lambakin, Marilao, Bulacan Drowned1 78 Brgy. Lambakin, Marilao, Bulacan Drowned1 78 Brgy. Lambakin, Marilao, Bulacan Drowned1 26 Br y. Sao , Marilao, Bulacan Drowned1 22 Brgy. Bigte, Norzagaray, Bulacan Due to Landslide1 4 Br y. Bi te, Norza aray, Bulacan Due to Landslide1 Br y. Bi te, Norza aray, Bulacan Due to Landslide1 8 Brgy. Bigte, Norzagaray, Bulacan Due to Landslide1 4 Br y. Bi te, Norza aray, Bulacan Due to Landslide1 Brgy Malhacan, Meycauayan, Bulacan Drowned

1 Brgy Malhacan, Meycauayan, Bulacan Drowned1 Br y Malhacan, Meycauayan, Bulacan Drowned1 89 Brgy Bagbaguin, Sta Maria, Bulacan Drowned1 80 Brgy Caysio, Sta Maria, Bulacan Drowned

PAMPANGA 121 15 Brgy. San Juan Banyo, Arayat, Due to Landslide1 10 Brgy. San Juan Banyo, Arayat, Due to Landslide1 28 Br y. San Juan Banyo, Arayat, Due to Landslide1 8 Brgy. San Juan Banyo, Arayat, Due to Landslide1 5 Br y. San Juan Banyo, Arayat, Due to Landslide1 4 Br y. San Juan Banyo, Arayat, Due to Landslide1 83 Brgy. San Juan Banyo, Arayat, Due to Landslide1 10 Br y. San Juan Banyo, Arayat, Due to Landslide1 11 Brgy. San Juan Banyo, Arayat, Due to Landslide1 31 Brgy. San Juan Banyo, Arayat, Due to Landslide1 12 Br y. San Juan Banyo, Arayat, Due to Landslide

1 6

Brgy. San Juan Banyo, Arayat,

Pampanga Due to Landslide

REGION IV-A 105BATANGAS 2

1 27 yrs. Brgy. Sinisian, Calaca, Batangas hit by a fallen tree2

CAVITE 21 28 Kawit, Cavite1 24 Br y Salcedo, Novelete, Cavite Hit by collapsed wall

LAGUNA 111 Br y Santo An el Central, Sta Cruz, Drownin1 CalambaRafols David

Caroline PerezArchie Perez

Mario Blanco

Ronel C. Morsiaunidentified person

Sherly Dela Cruz (pregnant)Manilyn Dela Cruz

McGayver Dela Cruz

Raiza PortacioCatalina Dela CruzMary Anne Dela CruzMarlon Dela Cruz

Marco GalangRiza PortacioSonny Boy Portacio Jr.Sonnylyn Portacio

Felomena RamosRannie Sagutao Erellano

Mark Galang

JasperArmano Brilio

Lily GuanzonRoberto Guanzon

Agustin MargalloEddieErvin MarlonJasmin

Carmelita Lacap VirayFeliza Magpayo AcapHermogenes L. VirayLito Sta Romane Estrada

Jan JovenErick PortugalAbet San PedroLigaya Lacap

Rodel CasinoRamon Demistrosa

Furtunato SaturninoFaustino Policarpio

Roberto PacaoAngelica ArajoBenjamin Juliano

Ronnie Bahala

Ronie Catib

Quiniling Tello

unidentified personunidentified personunidentified person

unidentified personunidentified personunidentified person

unidentified person

GRAND TOTAL 246 DEAD

EFFECTS OF TROPICAL STORM "ONDOY"

CASUALTIES

As of 29 SEPTEMBER 2009, 3:00 PM

REGION/PROVINCE/

MUNICIPALITY/BARANGAYName Age Address Cause / Date / Remarks

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REGION/PROVINCE/


1 6 Sta Rosa City, La una1 6 Sta Rosa City, La una1 35 San Pedro, Laguna1 Famy La una1 Famy Laguna1 Famy Laguna1 Famy La una1 Famy Laguna1 Mabitac Laguna

QUEZON 11 50 yrs. Poblacion, Caluag, Quezon drowning

RIZAL 871 Tanay, Rizal1 Tanay, Rizal1 Tanay, Rizal1 Tanay, Rizal1 Tanay, Rizal1 Tanay, Rizal1 Tanay, Rizal1 Tanay, Rizal1 Tanay, Rizal1 Tanay, Rizal1 Tanay, Rizal1 Tanay, Rizal1 Tanay, Rizal1 Tanay, Rizal1 Tanay, Rizal1 Tanay, Rizal

1 Tanay, Rizal1 Tanay, Rizal1 Tanay, Rizal1 Antipolo City1 Antipolo City1 Antipolo City1 Antipolo City1 Antipolo City1 Antipolo City1 Antipolo City1 Antipolo City1 Antipolo City1 Antipolo City1 Antipolo City1 Antipolo City1 Antipolo City1 Antipolo City1 Antipolo City1 Angono1 Brgy. San Isidro, Angono1 Br y. San Isidro, An ono1 Brgy. San Isidro, Angono1 Br y. San Isidro, An ono1 Br y. San Roque, An ono1 Brgy. San Roque, Angono1 Br y. San Roque, An ono1 Br y. San Roque, An ono1 Brgy San Vicente, Angono1 Moron1 Moron1 Morong

40CAVITE 2

1 Kawit, Cavite1 Noveleta, Cavite

REGION IV-A 21 Sta. Cruz, Laguna

1 Bacoor, Cavite Electrocution

CAR 3

1 51sitio Kubo, Brgy Ballay, Kabayan,Benguet

covered by landslide

Reinan Galicia

Salvador Garcia

Tito Simpoda

GRAND TOTAL 5 INJURED

unidentified person

Caroline PerezArchie Perez

Diego CoralesMark Dennis NaciloanCristine NaciloanSherlyn Naciloan

Jeremy BuenaventuraSherwin RanadaJovelyn BelardoMelisa Belardo

Baby IcaroElisabeth IcaraoArlyn RaymundoEvelyn Persia

Antonio HalladoJo Marie Pidal Faunillo

Noel VisayaNelson Icaro

Jonathan AntanaJasmin AntanaAprilyn Caber LascherryBeth Roque

Geraldine Dela RamaDeogracia GedragaLileth Rumd YusabiaAnan Rose Teresita

Anthonette Lawid VegaNicole Calagay DeldaJackielyn Vega LawidNicole Ardales Colagong

Puti Agno

Zenaida HagupitRosallie AbajonRowel Abajon

Milagros JarinAndrea Rose SayamanRoselle AbajonRosana Abajon

Daisy AranesApple Joy AranesCrisanta AranesLani Nemerga

Edwin AntonioAlmira AmuinFernando AgnoLea Ayo

Allan Paul FloresAldre Ave FloresVictoria Tubera

CCA Joel HernalinBenedic Cortez

Aurelio B. Flistado

Cpl Adriano Rigua PACCA Reno OlagirCCA Florencio DeguinoCCA Pedro Multifalcon

Myrna Bonon dela CruzKyla dela PenaEdemar Dumalaon Esclano

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REGION/PROVINCE/






CAR 1

1sitio Kubo, Brgy Ballay, Kabayan,Benguet


REGION II 11 15 Ilagan, Isabela Drowned

REGION I 9

1 Infanta, Pangasinan









REGION III 7

BULACAN 2

1 32 Brgy. Bolacan, Bocaue, Bulacan Drowned1 34 Brgy. Bolacan, Bocaue, Bulacan Drowned

Zambales 5

1 Brgy Lipay, Sta Cruz, ZambalesFishermen went fishing on

Sept 23, 2009


Sept 23, 2010


Sept 23, 2011


Sept 23, 2012


Sept 23, 2013

REGION IV-A 2020 Tanay Rizal

Anthony Miraflor

unidentified persons

David Maceda

Darmie Amindain

Marvin Amindain

Ronnie Maca

Christopher NietoRex Baltao

Esterio Mejala

Arman Mejala

a certain Ricky

Johndel de Gamo

Ignacio Raga

Larry Villaflor

Bebot Sequina

Florante Ramirez

Alberto de Gamo

Wilson Que

Pihet Cabiag

Marcelo Simpoda

Galeba Tobiangon

GRAND TOTAL 38 MISSING

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Region

IV-A

32,410,000.00

4

8,775,000.00

231,576,314.00

18,187,500.00

-

-

-

290,948,814.00

AntipoloCity

2

300,000.00

300,000.00

Batangas

8,060,000.00

Rice/Corn

21,318,000.00

150,000.00

29,528,000.00

CaviteCity

6,400,000.00

Rice/Corn

14,815,500.00

975,000.00

22,190,500.00

Rizal

17,950,000.00

2

8

,475,000.00

Rice/Corn

1,814,274.00

1,312,500.00

29,551,774.00

Laguna

Rice/Corn

192,950,000.00

15,262,500.00

208,212,500.00

Quezon

Rice/Corn

678,540.00

487,500.00

1,166,040.00

Region

IV-B

30,000,000.00

6

75,000.00

85,357,000.00

7,022,150.00

-

-

1,000,000.00

123,454,150.00

OccidentalMindoro

6,000,000.00

Rice/Corn

85,357,000.00

7,022,150.00

1000000

99,379,150.00

Palawan

3,000,000.00

3,000,000.00

Romblon

21,000,000.00

21,000,000.00

Marinduque

6

75,000.00

75,000.00

Regi

onV

-

-

28,509,000.00

5,829,148.00

-

-

-

34,338,148.00

Albay

Rice/Corn

12,104,000.00

310,390.00

12,414,390.00

CamarinesNorte

530,563.00

530,563.00

CamarinesSur

Rice/Corn

16,405,000.00

4,949,624.00

21,354,624.00

Catanduanes

38,571.00

38,571.00


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Sitrep 13 Tab D

TOTALLY PARTIALLY

2,223 1,049III Sub-Total 81 48

Bulacan 34 33

Bustos 8

San Miguel 7 25

San Jose Del Monte 8

Meycauayan 19

Pampanga 23 2

San Luis 2 2

Arayat 20

Minalin 1

Zambales 21 13

Botolan 21 13

Bataan 3 0

Hermosa 3

IV-A Sub-Total 2,108 924Batangas 8 2

Calaca 8

Batangas City 2

Laguna 1,914 242

Calamba City 286 4

Paete 2 2

Pangil 12 6

Bian 5 2

Siniloan 109 220

Mabitac 46 6

Los Baos 324

Alaminos 2

Sta Maria 10

Sta Rosa City 1,120

Cavite 186 680

GMA 20 42

Gen. Trias 30 0

Noveleta 12 0

Cavite City 1 1

Bacoor 4 5

Ternate 61 114

Dasmarinas 0 403

Maragondon 30 114

Silang 4

Naic 22 1

Gen Aguinaldo 2

IX Sub-Total 10 45

Zamboanga Del Sur 10 45Zamboanga City 10 45

XII Sub-Total 24 32

Sultan Kudarat 21 32

Kalamansig 21 32

South Cotabato 3 0

Polomolok 3

GRAND TOTAL3,272

EFFECTS of Tropical Storm "ONDOY"DAMAGED HOUSES

As of 29 September 2009, 3:00 PM

REGION Province/MunicipalityDAMAGED HOUSES


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SitRep No. 13 Tab E

Sac ks of Ric e Other

GRAND TOTAL 3,950 3,724,375.00 2,737,166.00 594,910.70 0.00 1,959,227.30 0.00 9,015,679.00

CAR 0 0.00 2,000.00 0.00 0.00 10,250.00 0.00 12,250.00Apayao 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 4,250.00 0.00 4,250.00

Kabugao 0.00 4,250.00 4,250.00

Benguet 0.00 2,000.00 0.00 0.00 6,000.00 0.00 8,000.00

Kabayan 2,000.00 6,000.00 8,000.00

REGION II 0 0.00 18,900.00 0.00 0.00 23,800.00 0.00 42,700.00Quirino 18,900.00 23,800.00 42,700.00

REGION III 1,150 1,169,375.00 1,547,754.90 100,000.00 0.00 1,489,527.30 0.00 4,306,657.20Bulacan 1,150 1,049,375.00 527,250.00 0.00 0.00 222,612.00 0.00 1,799,237.00

Province 750 684,375.00 205,580.00 889,955.00

Baliuag 150,237.00 150,237.00

Bustos 167,110.00 167,110.00

Plaridel 4,323.00 4,323.00

San Miguel 222,612.00 222,612.00

2nd District 200 182,500.00 182,500.00

Sta Maria 100 91,250.00 91,250.00

Calumpit 100 91,250.00 91,250.00

Pampanga 0 120,000.00 1,020,504.90 100,000.00 0.00 1,266,915.30 0.00 2,507,420.20

Sto. Tomas 267,254.00 267,254.00

Arayat 120,000.00 254,545.90 100,000.00 671,471.30 1,146,017.20

San Simon 197,685.00 197,685.00

3rd District 226,490.00 226,490.00

San Fernando City 74,530.00 31,500.00 106,030.00

Masanto 343,560.00 343,560.00

Sta. Ana 84,000.00 84,000.00

Candaba 125,884.00 125,884.00

Sta. Rita 10,500.00 10,500.00

REGION IVA 2,000 1,825,000.00 798,731.50 257,600.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 2,881,331.50Batangas 1,000 912,500.00 213,231.50 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1,125,731.50

213,231.50

1st District of Batangas 1,000 912,500.00 912,500.00

Laguna 600 547,500.00 64,000.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 611,500.00

Los Baos 200 182,500.00 16,000.00 198,500.00

Cabuyao 16,000.00 16,000.00

Bay 16,000.00 16,000.00

Sta. Rosa 200 182,500.00 182,500.00

Calamba City 200 182,500.00 16,000.00 198,500.00

Rizal 200 182,500.00 490,000.00 137,600.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 810,100.00

Rizal 200 182,500.00 400,000.00 137,600.00 720,100.00

Rodriguez 30,000.00 30,000.00

San Mateo 30,000.00 30,000.00

Cainta 30,000.00 30,000.00

Cavite 200 182,500.00 31,500.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 214,000.00200 182,500.00 182,500.00

Maragondon 16,500.00 16,500.00

Bacoor 15,000.00 15,000.00

Antipolo 120,000.00 120,000.00

REGION IVB 0 0.00 84,000.00 0.00 0.00 90,000.00 0.00 174,000.00Occidental Mindoro 0.00 84,000.00 0.00 0.00 90,000.00 0.00 174,000.00

Magsaysay 84,000.00 90,000.00 174,000.00

REGION V 0 0.00 73,279.60 0.00 0.00 4,250.00 0.00 77,529.60Camarines Sur 0.00 33,600.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 33,600.00

Pasacao (strandees) 33,600.00 33,600.00

Masbate 0.00 39,679.60 0.00 0.00 4,250.00 0.00 43,929.60

San Pascual 39,679.60 4,250.00 43,929.60

REGION IX 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 250,000.00 0.00 250,000.00Zamboanga del Sur 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 250,000.00 0.00 250,000.00

Zamboanga City 250,000.00 250,000.00

NCR 600 547,500.00 0.00 237,310.70 0.00 0.00 0.00 784,810.70227,225.70 227,225.70

Quezon City 100 91,250.00 91,250.00

Paraaque 500 456,250.00 456,250.00

Pasig 10,085.00 10,085.00

REGION X 200 182,500.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 182,500.00Lanao del Norte 200 182,500.00 182,500.00

ARMM 0 0.00 87,500.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 87,500.00Maguindanao 0.00 87,500.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 87,500.00

Sultan Kudarat 87,500.00 87,500.00

REGION XII 0 0.00 125,000.00 0.00 0.00 91,400.00 0.00 216,400.00Sultan Kudarat 0.00 125,000.00 0.00 0.00 86,400.00 0.00 211,400.00

Kalamansig 125,000.00 86,400.00 211,400.00

South Cotabato 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 5,000.00 0.00 5,000.00

Polomolok 5,000.00 5,000.00

TOTAL

NCR

EFFECTS OF TYPHOON "Ondoy"

Cost of AssistanceAs of 29 September 2009, 3:00 PM

Region/Province/Mun/CityAssistance

NDCC DSWD DOH DepEd LGUs NGOs/Other

Gos

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Sitrep No. 13 Tab A-1

UNIT AREA RESULTS OF OPERATIONS

1 Fire Truck Ambulance1 Ambulance

10 M35 Trucks2 Rubber Boats1 M35 Truck

2 Rubber Boats1 Of ficer8 EP1 Of ficer

1 M35 truck1 Rubber boat

NSC, PN 30 EP Standby at PMRF1 Pltn1 W recker1 M35 truck1 LARC Vehic les2 Rubber boats1 M35 Truck Brgy. Protacio, Pasay Rescue operations on-going2 M35 Trucks Brgy. Villamor, Pasay City Return to VAB, awaiting for deployment2 M35 Trucks Villamor Airbase, Pasay City Rescue operations on-going1 dump t ruck1 ambulance1 IPV1 M35 Trucks Marikina, City1 Pltn w/ rubber boat1 M35 Truck

NCR RCDG, PA 1 Pltn w/ rubber boat San Mateo Rizal Rescue of flood-victims on-going4 Of ficer

14 EP2 Rubber boats

SSU, PA 1 Pltn w/ 1-M35 C5-GHQ On-going clearing

SEBn, PA 1 Coy w/ 2-M35 EDSA-GHQ On-going clearingScty Coy, 2ID & QRF, NCRC 1 Pltn 36A, 18th Ave. QC Rescued residents of 4 houses that collapsed

51st EBD, Libis, Q.C.

Redeployed from previous location andpresently conducting DRRO

51DRC, NCR 1 Pltn EDSA-Santolan Rescued stranded residents/commuters

Brgy. Barangka, Provident Subd., Marikina CityRedeployed from previous location andpresently conducting DRRO

JCMOTF, NCRC 12 Personnel Tatalon, QC Still conducting DRROAFPRESCOM, NCRC-DRTG 1 Pltn Pajo St., Proj. 2, QC Still conducting rescue operations

1 Coy 18th Ave, QC Rescued children and women

12 Personnel West Riverside QC Rescue operation on-going1 Pltn Riverbank, Marikina City Rescue operation on-going1 Pltn Laloma, QC Rescue operation on-going

10 Personnel Cainta, Rizal Rescue operation on-going14 Personnel w/ 1 LARC Proceeding to the area1 EP1 Rubber boat1 Pltn/M35 Project 2, QC

1 Coy C-1 1SKW 18th Ave, QC12 Pers 1SKW West Riverside QC1 Pltn/M35 V. Luna Area

12 Pers w/ 1LARC Marikina City

12 Pers w/ 2 Rubber Boats V. Luna Area1 COY / M35 Barangca, Marikina1 M351 Rubber boat

1IB & HHSBn, 2 ID 2 Pltns Tanay Proper, Rizal Rescue operations on-going2 DTU, 2 ID 1 COY Sampaloc & Marcos Highway, Tanay, Rizal Rescue operations on-goingA/16IB, 2 ID Siniloan Mabitac, Laguna Rescue operations on-goingCMO Bn, 2 ID Pililia, Rizal Rescue operations on-goingC/16IB, 2 ID Mary Gold, Rodriguez, Rizal Rescue operations on-going

51st Engineering Brigade, PA 6 Officers

60 Enlisted Personnel

2 loaders

2 dump trucks

3 Canter Elf

1 Backhoe loader

NOLCOM 503rd Infantry brigadeBrgy San Juan -Banyo, Arayat, Pampanga

Philippine Navy 2 Rubber boatPoro Point, San Fernando, La Union andBulacan

2 DRRUs


Assets Deployed

As of 29 September 2009, 3:00PM

ASSETS DEPLOYED

AFPHSC, SEG and MP, GHQ Gate 3, 4, 5, and 6 Still in the area providing assistance to

commuters and stranded vehicle

NCRC, PN Quiapo/Espaa Rescue operations on-going

NSFNCR, PN Libis, Q.C. / Pasig Rescue operations on-going

PMC Paraaque Rescue operations on-going

PAF

525 Ebde, PA Heritage-C5 Road Rescue of stranded residents on-going

Marikina City Rescue of flood-victims on-going

750th, NCRC

PMC Marikina CityRescue operations on-going

AFP

Marikina from BNS


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NCRCOM 3 Officers

7 EP

CGNCRCL 1 Team/Rubber boat FairviewPNRC RB 1 Team/Rubber boat San Francisco, Q.C.CGFLT 1 Team/Rubber boat ParaaqueMAKATI DFT 1 Team/Rubber boat MontalbanCGWCEISS 1 Team/Rubber boat Biak na Bato, Quezon CityCG K9 1 Team/Rubber boat Marikina via Marikina RiverCGBT 7 Rubber boat from PCG

SOG TAGUIG 2 Rubber boat from PCGA

PCGA 7 Rubber boat from PNRC

CGK92

Rubber boat from Aboitiz Transport Services

CorpCGD STL 4 Rubber boat from Sulpicio Lines

CGSOG 5 Teams Caint-PasigSF RBSOG NCRCLPCG ISLANDERPCG HELO

1 Rubber Boat w/ Rescue Team Pasig City1 Rubber Boat w/ Rescue Team1 M45 Truck1 Rubber Boat w/ Rescue Team1 M45 Truck3 M35 Trucks CAMANAVA area4 Troop Carrier w/ Rescue platoons Taguig1 Elf1 M352 M35 (EPD) with Rescue Teams Marikina City1 Rescue Van (EPD) Pasig City2 Tow Trucks (QCPD) with Rerscue Teams Novaliches and San Francisco Del Monte2 Dump Trucks (QCPD) with Rescue Teams Boundary Quezon City / Marikina6 Ambulances (QCPD) wi th Crews To llahan, San Francs ico, Nova liches , Ta ta lon1 Rubber Boat with Rescue Team Magallanes, SLEX1 M35 with Rescue Team (MPD) Isla Puting Bato, Tondo

NCR SRU Van Regions I, III, IV-A and Metro ManilaSquad EMs-NHQSOD-NHQEnginesWater tanker

Mini-pumperRubber boatsJaguar

Fire trucks40 PNP (HSS) For Rescue Augmentation113 PNP (SAF)10 Rubber Boats1 Galvanized Boat

1 Troop Carr ier2 6x6 Truck

25 PNP (MG)

2 Ambulances w/ Crew8 7107 Island Cruise (CVO)2 Life Crafts (non-motorized)

109 Life Jackets

3 Speed BoatsRadio and Police Station Cainta and Rizal

4 PNP Motorcycles

2 Rubber boats1 Ambulance

5 Tow Trucks4 Fork lif ts1 L ight Truck

Portable floodlightsGenerator

1 Rescue Van Grand Villas, Katipunan, Quezon City

77Personnel with dump trucks and clearingequipment

Major thoroughfares in entire Metro manila

Manlifter

FiretrucksFork Lifts

AmbulanceRescue VanTow Trucks

15 Pumping Stations Marikina City and Metro Manila

SBMA Fire Department 15 Personnel Metro ManilaSWAT (IED) 11 Rescue van

1 Rubber boat2 Dump trucks

1 Of ficer17 Eps w/ Night Capability Equip.2 Rubber boats1 Chopper (Bell 214)3 US Personnel Pasig City2 Water Craf ts Pasig City

2 Teams

PCG

PNP

Provident, Marikina

Antipolo, City

Pasig City

Pasig City

MMDAEdsa-Santolan Northboaund

Edsa

Telecoms Sans Frontier

Provident Village, Marikina City

SBMA

US CONTINGENT


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Sitrep No. 13 Tab F-2

ASSETS DEPLOYED RESCUED AREA

ValenzuelaMarikinaTaguigAranetaMakatiSan JuanSta. AnaQuezon CityRizal

Biak na BatoLagunaParanaquePasig

MalabonMarikinaNavotas

MMDA 4,701 Marikina City

San JuanMalabonPasigMarikina

Provident Village, Marikina

PasigQuezon CitySan JuanMarikina

Makati Search and Rescue ARESCOM 16 Marikina70 Paranaque20 Quezon City40 R Papa St

117 Sto Domingo, QC10 Amorante,

115 Kalentong, MandaluyongPN SWAG 4 Provident Village, MarikinaMMDA 70 EDSA Ortigas Extension

PSG 4

4022 (fatalities)

51st

Ebde, PA with DRRU equipment 94 Brgy libis Quezon C ity

GRAND TOTAL 12,359


LIST OF RESCUED PERSONS


PCG 2,784

287

NCRCOM 1,648

PNART 1,350

PNP Maritime Group 625

AFP

PNRC

BFP

PNPSAF


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Tab G

SITUATION / STATUS ACTIONS TAKEN

REGION III

1 Norzaragay Bigte Rd Km 75+100 Brgy BitungalNot Passable to all types of vehicles due to

road cut

Repair on-going

REGION IV-A

1Palico-Balayan-Batangas Road

Cawong Bridge. Km. 113+192

Not Passable to all types of vehicle due

scoured slope protectionInstalled warning signs

1 Tagaytay-Taal Lake Km 57+000 Not Passable due to Landslide Clearing operations on-going

2 Tagaytay-Talisay Road Km 60+000 Not Passable due to Landslide Clearing operations on-going

1Sumulong Highway km 24+000

Near Padis Point & Cloud 9 Sect.Not Passable due to Landslide Clearing Operation on-going

2Marcos Highway

3rd Concrete Bridge km 35+861

Not Passable due washed-out last span of

bridgeWarning Signs/Barricade Installed

3 Antipolo- Teresa Rd Km 28-29

Not Passable to all types of vehicles due to

scoured slopes Installed warning signs

1Calamba-Sta. Cruz-Famy Jct. Road Km 109

+112+00(int.sect) Pangil, Pakil, Paete sects

Not Passable to all types of vehicles due to

flood watersInstalled warning signs

REGION IV-B

1MWCR - Barokan-Sahing Sec. km 348+200, San

Agustin Sablayan

Hardly passable, heavy mud flow

accumulated to roadwayRestoration works on-going

2MWCR - Rayusan Sec km 348+200, San Agustin

Sablayan

Hardly passable, heavy mud flow

accumulated to roadwayRemoval of mud flow is being undertaken

3MWCR - Rayusan Sec km 391+200, Talaban

MamburaoPreviously restored roadway, Hardly passable Restoration works on-going

CAR

1Mt. Province - Cagayan via Tabuk

(Tangadan Section)Closed due to landslides On going road clearing operation.

1Baguio - Bontoc Road

(Sabangan Section)

Close-Open Situation due to

mud and rock slideOn going road clearing operation.

NCR

1 Gov. Pascual Ave-M.H. Del Pilar to LTO Not Passable to l ight vehicles Deployed maint. Crew to clean inlets

2 Sanciangco St., Gov. Pascual Ave to Catmon Br Not Passable to light vehicles Deployed maint. Crew to clean inlets

1 MH Del Pilar infront of Pio ES Palasan Not Passable to l ight vehicles Deployed maint. Crew to clean inlets

2 Along G. Lazaro St. Km 16+500 Not Passable to light vehicles Deployed maint. Crew to clean inlets

1 Tipas-Napindan Road Not Passable to all types of vehicle Repair on-going

MT. PROVINCE

MALABON CITY

VALENZUELA CITY

TAGUIG CITY

RIZAL

LAGUNA

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO

KALINGA

DISTRICT/DAMAGE/ STRUCTURES/STA.

LIMIT

BULACAN

BATANGAS

CAVITE

SitRep No. 13


Status of National Roads and Bridges


NDCC SR Ondoy 13

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