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DISASTER RESPONSE PILLAR

TY LAWIN SITUATION REPORT NO. 8 October 21, 2016 , 6:00PM

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CONTENTS HIGHLIGHTS OF PREPAREDNESS FOR RESPONSE ACTIONS................................. 2

FOOD AND NON-FOOD ITEMS CLUSTER ............................................................. 5

CAMP COORDINATION AND CAMP MANAGEMENT ........................................... 9

EMERGENCY TELECOMMUNICATIONS ............................................................. 16

HEALTH CLUSTER ............................................................................................. 21

LOGISTICS CLUSTER .......................................................................................... 23

EDUCATION CLUSTER ....................................................................................... 27

LAW AND ORDER CLUSTER .............................................................................. 29

PHILIPPINE INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE CLUSTER .............. 30

SEARCH AND RESCUE ....................................................................................... 32

MANAGEMENT OF THE DEAD AND MISSING PERSONS CLUSTER ................... 332



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HIGHLIGHTS OF DISASTER RESPONSE ACTIONS

1. Activation of Response Cluster Operations Center on October 15, 2016

2. Response Cluster Teams composed of DSWD CO QRT headed by

Director Carlos Padolina and OCD Central Office headed by A/Sec.

Rodolfo M. Santillan were deployed to Region II on October 19, 2016;

3. Inter-Cluster Contingency Planning for Eagle Claw was conducted on

October 19, 2016 at 9:00PM presided by Col. Edwin Sadang and

Director Felino O. Castro, V;

4. Developed the TY Lawin Disaster Response Situation Map available

online at http://dromic.dswd.gov.ph

5. NDRRMC Disaster Operations Caravan for Regions 1 and CAR will

leave Camp Aguinaldo at 6:00AM of October 21, 2016

6. Conducted an Aerial Reconnaissance in Region I, II and CAR headed

by Secretary Taguiwalo, Undersecretary Jalad, Undersecretary

Cabrera, Usec. Bayugo and cluster member heads on October 21,

2016.



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PREDICTIVE ANALYTICS FOR DISASTER RESPONSE



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AFFECTED FAMILIES as of October 21, 2016



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FOOD AND NON-FOOD ITEMS CLUSTER

DSWD 1. The Central Office (CO), affected Field Offices (FOs) and National Resource Operations

Center (NROC) have a total stockpile and standby funds amounting to ₱1,101,336,177.36 with breakdown as follows:

a. Standby fund of ₱745,729,683.18to include the available Quick Response Fund in the

amount of ₱723,119,508.87; and,

b. Stockpile of 297,566 family food packs (₱109,923,954.91) and other relief

commodities costing ₱245,685,539.27.

FIELD OFFICE

STANDBY FUNDS

STOCKPILE TOTAL STANDBY

FUNDS AND STOCKPILE

Family Food Packs Food Non-Food

Sub-Total

Quantity Total Cost Quantity

TOTAL 745,729,683.18 297,566 109,923,954.9

1 51,962,921.32

193,722,617.95

245,685,539.27

1,101,339,177.36

CO* 723,119,508.87 - - - - - 723,119,508.87

NROC - 38,500 15,364,580.00 31,317,710.87 93,164,974.94 124,482,685.8

1 139,847,265.81

NCR 3,000,000.00 32,146 13,360,520.52 1,841,264.20 2,911,451.25 4,752,715.45 21,113,235.97 CAR 3,807,870.00 26,477 10,547,061.36 31,735.70 3,203,330.76 3,235,066.46 17,589,997.82 I 3,209,812.00 28,728 9,884,625.73 1,072,659.94 3,898,035.25 4,970,695.19 18,065,132.92 II 3,209,850.00 20,174 7,416,769.36 1,980,661.82 144,703.56 2,125,365.38 12,751,984.74 III 3,084,016.31 48,343 18,640,791.94 1,221,654.29 15,604,090.25 16,825,744.54 38,550,552.79 CALABARZON

3,125,000.00 36,638 10,441,830.00 1,784,250.00 6,720,863.94 8,505,113.94 22,071,943.94

V 3,173,626.00 66,560 24,267,776.00 12,712,984.50 68,075,168.00 80,788,152.50 108,229,554.50 Sources: NROC, DSWD-Central Office, DSWD-Field Offices NCR, CAR, I, II, III, CALABARZON, and V

(See Annex A for Stockpiles) * Available Quick Response Fund (QRF) as of 20 October 2016 Note: On-going repacking of FFPs in Regions with below 30,000 level of FFPs

Sources: NROC, DSWD-Central Office, DSWD-Field Offices NCR, CAR, I, II, III, CALABARZON, and V

2. DSWD-FOs prepositioned FFPs in strategic locations. Breakdown per location is as

follows:

REGION LOCATION NUMBER OF FFPS

GRAND TOTAL 270,514

NCR 12,599

Reception and Study Center for Children (RSCC)-Misamis St, Bago Bantay, Quezon City

11,133

Golden Reception and Action Center for the Elderly and other Special Cases (GRACES)- Brgy Santo Cristo, Bago Bantay, Quzon City

502

389 San Rafael St., cor Legarda Sts., Sampaloc Manila 964

CAR 15,687

SN Oriental Compound Palmaville Puguis La Trinidad 15,687

I 28,728

Brgy. Poblacion, Urbiztondo, Pangasinan 2,880



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Alaminos, Pangasinan 2,000

Sta. Barbara, Pangasinan 1,498

POO Dagupan City, Pangasinan 1,000

N. Garcia Rd., Manaoag, Pangasinan 1,000

Quirino Rd., Cervantes, Ilocos Sur 1,000

Bgry. Magsaysay, Santa, Ilocos Sur 238

Florentino St., Vigan City, Ilocos Sur (POO Ilocos Sur) 1,000

Castro Ave., cor. Giron St., Brgy. 7-B. Laoag City, Ilocos Norte (POO Ilocos Norte) 1,800

Burgos, Ilocos Norte 1,990

Regional Warehouse, Brgy. Urayong, Bauang, La Union 14,322

II 17,369

Regional Government Center, Carig, Tuguegarao City 11,269

PSWDO Cagayan 1,300

Municipality of Sta. Ana, Cagayan 300

Municipality of Gonzaga, Cagayan 300

Municipality of Sta. Teresita, Cagayan 300

Municipality of Buguey, Cagayan 300

Municipality of Aparri, Cagayan 300

Municipality of Lallo, Cagayan 300

Municipality of Alcala, Cagayan 300

Municipality of Amulung, Cagayan 300

Municipality of Iguig, Cagayan 300

Municipality of Penablanca, Cagayan 300

City of Tuguegarao 300

PSWDO Isabela 1000

Municipality of Dinapigue 500

III 48,343

DSWD Regional Warehouse, JASA, Dolores, City of San Fernando, Pampanga 31,465

Brgy. Reserva, Baler, Aurora (for PAT Aurora) 2,704

Bataan 500

Palayan, Nueva Ecija 5,000

Hiyas ng Bulacan Convention Center, City of Malolos (for PSWDO Bulacan) 2,772

San Sebastian, Tarlac City (for PAT Tarlac) 2,130

PSWDO Building, Iba, Zambales (for PAT Zambales) 3,772

IV-A 16,328

Brgy. Gregoria de Jesus,San Jose, G.M.A, Cavite 16,328

V 66,560

Bicol Regional Warehouse, Brgy Bogtong, Legazpi City 26,700

Albay 3500

Camarines Sur 24000

Catanduanes 6,000

Masbate 3,000

Sorsogon 3,360

NROC Chapel Road, Pasay City 64,900

Sources: All DSWD-Field Offices and NROClevel of FFPs

Status of Allocation and Releases of Family Food Packs at NROC 141,652 FFPs were already released to families affected by Typhoons “Karen” and “Lawin” in Field Offices I, II, III, IV-A, V, and CAR. Provided below is the summary of allocations and releases of FFPs:

SUMMARY OF ALLOCATIONS AND RELEASES

REGION ALLOCATION RELEASES UNRELEASED REMARKS



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FO I 40,000 30,000 10,000 Part of the caravan for October 21, 2016

FO II 18,000 18,000 0 Complete delivery

FO III 31,000 31,000 0 Complete delivery

FO IV-A 2,400 2,400 0 Complete delivery

FO V 16,000 16,000 0 Complete delivery

FO NCR 13,000 6,952 6,048 Awaiting delivery instructions from FO NCR

FO CAR 47,300 37,300 10,000 Part of the caravan for October 21, 2016

GRAND TOTAL 167,700 141,652 26,048

Summary of NFI Allocations and Releases by NROC 11,632 Family Clothing Packs (FCPs), 12,000 malongs, 6,000 plastic mats, 6,000 blankets, 6,000 mosquito nets and 950 laminated sacks were also distributed to the FOs. Below is the summary of allocations and releases for the Non-Food Items (NFIs):

SUMMARY OF ALLOCATIONS AND RELEASES (Non-Food Items)

REGIONS ITEMS ALLOCATIONS RELEASES UNRELEASED REMARKS

FO VI Family Clothing Pack 50,000 11,632 38,368

Awaiting delivery instructions from FO VI

FO CAR (Apayao)

Malong 1,000 1,000 0 Complete delivery

Plastic Mats 500 500 0

Blanket 500 500 0

Mosquito Net 500 500 0

FO CAR (Kalinga)


Plastic Mats 500 500 0

Blanket 500 500 0

Mosquito Net 500 500 0



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SUMMARY OF ALLOCATIONS AND RELEASES (Non-Food Items)

REGIONS ITEMS ALLOCATIONS RELEASES UNRELEASED REMARKS

FO II (Tuguegarao)


Blanket 5,000 5,000 0

Mosquito Net 5,000 5,000 0

Plastic Mats 5,000 5,000 0

Laminated Sacks 1,000 950 50

Awaiting delivery instructions from FO II

World Vision

Prepositioned NFI items for 4,000 families ready for distribution if needed. These include 4,000 hygiene kits, 4,000 kitchen kits, 4,000 NFI, and 2,000 tarps & ropes, prepositioned in Clark and Cebu warehouse; and,

Ten (10) field staff on standby in Isabela ready for deployment within 24 hours and additional 20 more staff on standby teams as reliever, if needed.

PDRF

Prepositioned assorted/relief items to the affected areas such as rice, canned, goods, noodles, water, etc. generated from its member companies.

50 Solar lamps and kits from PruLife

2 GenSets and 50 Solar Lamps from Meralco.

450 relief bags from PLDT

594 mats and 287 sack-cloth for temporary shelter from Syngenta

200 bed sheets and duvets from Dusit Thani

9,453 water bottles donated by Manila Water, Coke Foundation and Maynilad Philippine Red Cross (PRC)

Will deploy non-food items composed of hygiene kits, plastic mats, mosquito nets, 20liter Jerry can, and blankets good for 1,000 families in Isabela and Cagayan areas.

Will deploy 1 unit "meals on wheels" van to Isabela and Cagayan while 4 other units based in Manila are already on standby.



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CAMP COORDINATION AND CAMP MANAGEMENT AND IDP PROTECTION

Number of Affected Families / Persons To date, there are 52,079 families or 220,439 persons affected in 874 barangays in Regions CAR, I, II, III, CALABARZON, and V.

REGION / PROVINCE / CITY / MUNICIPALITY

NUMBER OF AFFECTED

Barangays Families Persons

GRAND TOTAL 874 52,079 220,439

REGION I 67 1,610 6,088

Ilocos Norte 18 421 1,777

Bacarra 1 94 362

CITY OF BATAC 2 20 71

Dingras 6 67 277

LAOAG CITY (Capital) 3 84 396

Pagudpud 4 145 629

San Nicolas 1 1 5

Solsona 1 10 37

Ilocos Sur 11 384 1,301

CITY OF CANDON 2 182 690

Caoayan 1 26 99

San Emilio 1 1 3

San Esteban 1 21 72

San Ildefonso 1 6 29

Santa 3 121 363

Santa Catalina 1 12 25

Suyo 1 15 20

La Union 10 446 1,467

Agoo 6 27 118

Aringay 1 133 475

Bangar 1 89 242

Bauang 1 122 369

Burgos 1 75 263

Pangasinan 28 359 1,543

Agno 6 27 118

CITY OF ALAMINOS 3 7 28

Bolinao 5 124 527

Bugallon 1 18 77

Calasiao 1 19 99

Dagupan City 3 101 442

Mangaldan 2 8 22

San Fabian 6 49 188

Urbiztondo 1 6 42

REGION II 342 13,394 58,358

Cagayan 204 10,021 44,968

Abulug 4 51 180

Alcala 11 202 777

Allacapan 10 83 305

Amulung 13 1,924 10,123

Aparri 8 313 1,206

Baggao 3 203 1,015

Ballesteros 4 49 368



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NUMBER OF AFFECTED


Buguey 1 1,280 6,400

Calayan 5 515 2,243

Camalaniugan 4 41 185

Claveria 8 200 798

Enrile 3 383 1,905

Gattaran 8 190 850

Gonzaga 15 837 3,106

Iguig 15 837 3,106

Lal-lo 5 67 253

Lasam 8 450 1,905

Pamplona 8 450 1,905

Peñablanca 4 28 88

Piat 3 28 125

Sanchez-Mira 13 483 1,519

Santa Ana 13 607 3,440

Santa Praxedes 5 71 258

Santa Teresita 13 289 1,094

Santo Niño (Faire) 4 37 185

Solana 1 26 126

Tuao 4 148 512

Tuguegarao City (capital) 11 229 991

Isabela 123 3,111 12,286

Angadanan 4 93 288

Aurora 16 213 1,088

Benito Soliven 2 76 226

Cabagan 2 94 293

Cabatuan 7 89 371

City of Cauayan 6 104 375

Dinapigue 5 501 1,895

Divilacan 6 168 701

Gamu 1 8 30

Ilagan (capital) 19 635 2,548

Jones 5 28 78

Luna 16 239 883

Maconacon 2 184 602

Mallig 3 53 221

Naguilian 2 2 8

Palanan 5 172 860

Reina Mercedes 6 57 180

San Isidro 5 71 286

San Mateo 3 147 630

San Pablo 1 70 350

Santo Tomas 5 82 290

Tumauini 2 25 83

Quirino 15 262 1,104

Aglipay 2 38 131

Cabarroguis (capital) 4 66 356

Maddela 3 62 233

Nagtipunan 2 80 320

Saguday 4 16 64

REGION III 353 31,049 132,507

Aurora 171 11,235 42,486

Baler (capital) 13 887 4,702

Casiguran 24 1,386 4,847

Dilasag 11 1,895 6,599

Dinalungan 9 856 3,163

Dingalan 9 856 3,163

Dipaculao 25 4,121 14,792

Maria Aurora 40 617 2,610



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NUMBER OF AFFECTED


San Luis 40 617 2,610

Bulacan 9 323 1,356

Bulacan 1 23 62

Calumpit 5 191 824

Obando 1 57 175

Paombong 1 35 210

San Miguel 1 17 85

Nueva Ecija 80 5,043 22,865

Bongabon 4 159 795

Cabanatuan City 26 876 3,499

City of Gapan 2 336 1,533

Licab 11 2,775 13,633

Palayan City (capital) 9 521 1,914

Pantabangan 6 209 786

Quezon 2 124 570

San Isidro 1 7 26

Zaragoza 19 36 109

Pampanga 39 8,117 40,274

Apalit 4 352 1,408

Candaba 15 4,424 22,590

Lubao 2 75 223

Macabebe 1 6 35

Masantol 10 1,903 9,417

San Simon 7 1,357 6,601

Tarlac 40 5,790 23,691

Gerona 7 278 1,094

La Paz 6 2,107 7,801

Moncada 2 1,157 3,926

Paniqui 4 501 1,576

Pura 1 5 19

Ramos 5 95 392

San Manuel 15 1,647 8,883

Zambales 14 541 1,835

Masinloc 1 7 25

Santa Cruz 13 534 1,810

CALABARZON 17 435 1,748

Batangas 4 192 971

Balayan 1 91 526

Bauan 1 26 97

San Luis 1 9 43

Taal 1 66 305

Quezon 12 234 724

Infanta 1 1 6

Panukulan 1 12 46

Patnanungan 1 11 50

Perez 8 184 492

Polillo 1 26 130

Rizal 1 9 53

Tanay 1 9 53

REGION V 12 2,134 8,852

Camarines Norte 1 24 91

Vinzons 1 24 91

Sorsogon 11 2,110 8,761

Bulusan 11 2,110 8,761

CAR 83 3,457 12,886

Abra 11 338 1,579

Bangued (capital) 2 139 638

Bucay 1 90 450

Danglas 1 5 12



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NUMBER OF AFFECTED


Dolores 1 2 10

La Paz 1 46 183

Lacub 1 5 30

Lagangilang 1 25 125

Malibcong 1 2 11

Pidigan 1 23 115

Sallapadan 1 1 5

Apayao 34 2,312 8,250

Calanasan (Bayag) 4 295 1,022

Conner 8 112 452

Flora 2 197 816

Kabugao (capital) 2 39 173

Luna 6 274 735

Pudtol 5 348 1,255

Santa Marcela 7 1,047 3,797

Benguet 24 585 2,259

Atok 1 3 9

Baguio City 13 413 1,654

Bakun 1 12 46

Itogon 1 17 79

Kapangan 1 1 5

Kibungan 1 1 3

La Trinidad (capital) 2 48 177

Mankayan 1 9 27

Sablan 1 4 19

Tuba 1 56 181

Tublay 1 21 59

Ifugao 11 166 599

Alfonso Lista (Potia) 1 10 31

Asipulo 5 101 377

Banaue 1 8 12

Hingyon 1 1 5

Kiangan 1 14 46

Lamut 2 32 128

Mountain Province 3 56 199

Bontoc (capital) 1 1 4

Natonin 1 28 101

Tadian 1 27 94

Status of Displaced Families / Persons A total of 43,671 or 184,549 persons were displaced in Regions CAR, I, II, III, CALABARZON, and V; of which, 22,780 families or 91,842 persons are currently taking shelter in 642 evacuation centers while 12,677 families or 57,675 persons are staying with their relatives and friends.

REGION / PROVINCE /

MUNICIPALITY

NUMBER OF EVACUATION

CENTERS (ECs)

NUMBER OF SERVED TOTAL SERVED

INSIDE ECs OUTSIDE ECs Families Persons

Families Persons Families Persons Total Families Total Persons

CUM NOW CUM NOW CUM NOW CUM NOW CUM NOW CUM NOW CUM NOW

GRAND TOTAL 766 642 27,950 22,780 111,067 91,842 15,721 12,677 73,482 57,675 43,671 35,457 184,549 149,517

REGION I 57 57 1,427 1,427 5,309 5,309 - - - - 1,427 1,427 5,309 5,309

Ilocos Norte 18 18 421 421 1,777 1,777 - - - - 421 421 1,777 1,777

Bacarra 1 1 94 94 362 362 - - - - 94 94 362 362

CITY OF BATAC

2 2 20 20 71 71 - - - - 20 20 71 71

Dingras 6 6 67 67 277 277 - - - - 67 67 277 277

LAOAG CITY (Capital)

3 3 84 84 396 396 - - - - 84 84 396 396



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Pagudpud 4 4 145 145 629 629 - - - - 145 145 629 629

San Nicolas 1 1 1 1 5 5 - - - - 1 1 5 5

Solsona 1 1 10 10 37 37 - - - - 10 10 37 37

Ilocos Sur 11 11 384 384 1,301 1,301 - - - - 384 384 1,301 1,301

CITY OF CANDON

2 2 182 182 690 690 - - - - 182 182 690 690

Caoayan 1 1 26 26 99 99 - - - - 26 26 99 99

San Emilio 1 1 1 1 3 3 - - - - 1 1 3 3

San Esteban 1 1 21 21 72 72 - - - - 21 21 72 72

San Ildefonso 1 1 6 6 29 29 - - - - 6 6 29 29

Santa 3 3 121 121 363 363 - - - - 121 121 363 363

Santa Catalina 1 1 12 12 25 25 - - - - 12 12 25 25

Suyo 1 1 15 15 20 20 - - - - 15 15 20 20

La Union 10 10 446 446 1,467 1,467 - - - - 446 446 1,467 1,467

Agoo 6 6 27 27 118 118 - - - - 27 27 118 118

Aringay 1 1 133 133 475 475 - - - - 133 133 475 475

Bangar 1 1 89 89 242 242 - - - - 89 89 242 242

Bauang 1 1 122 122 369 369 - - - - 122 122 369 369

Burgos 1 1 75 75 263 263 - - - - 75 75 263 263

Pangasinan 18 18 176 176 764 764 - - - - 176 176 764 764

Agno 6 6 27 27 118 118 - - - - 27 27 118 118

CITY OF ALAMINOS

3 3 7 7 28 28 - - - - 7 7 28 28

Bolinao 1 1 36 36 133 133 - - - - 36 36 133 133

Bugallon 1 1 18 18 77 77 - - - - 18 18 77 77

Calasiao 1 1 19 19 99 99 - - - - 19 19 99 99

Dagupan City 2 2 52 52 229 229 - - - - 52 52 229 229

Mangaldan 2 2 8 8 22 22 - - - - 8 8 22 22

San Fabian 1 1 3 3 16 16 - - - - 3 3 16 16

Urbiztondo 1 1 6 6 42 42 - - - - 6 6 42 42

REGION II 323 323 10,984 10,984 45,905 45,883 2,410 2,410 12,453 12,453 13,394 13,394 58,358 58,336

Cagayan 184 184 7,711 7,711 32,931 32,909 2,310 2,310 12,037 12,037 10,021 10,021 44,968 44,946

Abulug 4 4 51 51 180 180 - - - - 51 51 180 180

Alcala 1 1 202 202 777 777 - - - - 202 202 777 777

Allacapan 10 10 83 83 305 305 - - - - 83 83 305 305

Amulung 12 12 60 60 265 265 1,864 1,864 9,858 9,858 1,924 1,924 10,123 10,123

Aparri 7 7 313 313 1,206 1,206 - - - - 313 313 1,206 1,206

Baggao 4 4 203 203 1,015 1,015 - - - - 203 203 1,015 1,015

Ballesteros 4 4 49 49 368 368 - - - - 49 49 368 368

Buguey 1 1 1,280 1,280 6,400 6,400 - - - - 1,280 1,280 6,400 6,400

Calayan 5 5 515 515 2,243 2,243 - - - - 515 515 2,243 2,243

Camalaniugan 3 3 12 12 54 54 29 29 131 131 41 41 185 185

Claveria 7 7 187 187 746 746 13 13 52 52 200 200 798 798

Enrile - - - - - - 383 383 1,905 1,905 383 383 1,905 1,905

Gattaran 7 7 180 180 800 800 10 10 50 50 190 190 850 850

Gonzaga 15 15 837 837 3,106 3,106 - - - - 837 837 3,106 3,106

Iguig 15 15 837 837 3,106 3,106 - - - - 837 837 3,106 3,106

Lal-lo 4 4 67 67 253 253 - - - - 67 67 253 253

Lasam 10 10 450 450 1,905 1,905 - - - - 450 450 1,905 1,905

Pamplona 10 10 450 450 1,905 1,905 - - - - 450 450 1,905 1,905

Peñablanca 1 1 28 28 88 88 - - - - 28 28 88 88

Piat 2 2 26 26 120 120 2 2 5 5 28 28 125 125

Sanchez-Mira 10 10 483 483 1,519 1,519 - - - - 483 483 1,519 1,519

Santa Ana 12 12 602 602 3,418 3,418 5 5 22 22 607 607 3,440 3,440

Santa Praxedes

5 5 71 71 258 258 - - - - 71 71 258 258

Santa Teresita 12 12 289 289 1,094 1,094 - - - - 289 289 1,094 1,094

Santo Niño (Faire)

4 4 37 37 185 185 - - - - 37 37 185 185

Solana 1 1 26 26 126 126 - - - - 26 26 126 126

Tuao 4 4 148 148 512 512 - - - - 148 148 512 512

Tuguegarao City (capital)

14 14 225 225 977 955 4 4 14 14 229 229 991 969

Isabela 124 124 3,011 3,011 11,870 11,870 100 100 416 416 3,111 3,111 12,286 12,286

Angadanan 2 2 93 93 288 288 - - - - 93 93 288 288

Aurora 15 15 213 213 1,088 1,088 - - - - 213 213 1,088 1,088

Benito Soliven 2 2 76 76 226 226 - - - - 76 76 226 226

Cabagan 2 2 94 94 293 293 - - - - 94 94 293 293

Cabatuan 7 7 89 89 371 371 - - - - 89 89 371 371

City of Cauayan

3 3 104 104 375 375 - - - - 104 104 375 375

Dinapigue 10 10 501 501 1,895 1,895 - - - - 501 501 1,895 1,895

Divilacan 8 8 137 137 546 546 31 31 155 155 168 168 701 701

Gamu 1 1 8 8 30 30 - - - - 8 8 30 30

Ilagan (capital) 24 24 635 635 2,548 2,548 - - - - 635 635 2,548 2,548

Jones 3 3 26 26 71 71 2 2 7 7 28 28 78 78

Luna 15 15 209 209 752 752 30 30 131 131 239 239 883 883

Maconacon 5 5 184 184 602 602 - - - - 184 184 602 602

Mallig 4 4 53 53 221 221 - - - - 53 53 221 221



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Naguilian 2 2 2 2 8 8 - - - - 2 2 8 8

Palanan 5 5 172 172 860 860 - - - - 172 172 860 860

Reina Mercedes

3 3 21 21 65 65 36 36 115 115 57 57 180 180

San Isidro 3 3 70 70 278 278 1 1 8 8 71 71 286 286

San Mateo 3 3 147 147 630 630 - - - - 147 147 630 630

San Pablo 1 1 70 70 350 350 - - - - 70 70 350 350

Santo Tomas 6 6 82 82 290 290 - - - - 82 82 290 290

Tumauini - - 25 25 83 83 - - - - 25 25 83 83

Quirino 15 15 262 262 1,104 1,104 - - - - 262 262 1,104 1,104

Aglipay 2 2 38 38 131 131 - - - - 38 38 131 131

Cabarroguis (capital)

4 4 66 66 356 356 - - - - 66 66 356 356

Maddela 3 3 62 62 233 233 - - - - 62 62 233 233

Nagtipunan 2 2 80 80 320 320 - - - - 80 80 320 320

Saguday 4 4 16 16 64 64 - - - - 16 16 64 64

REGION III 286 215 12,900 9,015 49,619 35,071 10,696 7,652 50,413 34,606 23,596 16,667 100,032 69,677

Aurora 178 153 9,088 6,859 34,861 26,563 2,147 2,147 7,625 7,625 11,235 9,006 42,486 34,188

Baler (capital) 15 14 887 512 4,702 3,009 - - - - 887 512 4,702 3,009

Casiguran 23 - 1,338 - 4,721 - 48 48 126 126 1,386 48 4,847 126

Dilasag 7 7 401 401 1,544 1,544 1,494 1,494 5,055 5,055 1,895 1,895 6,599 6,599

Dinalungan 8 8 833 833 3,087 3,087 23 23 76 76 856 856 3,163 3,163

Dingalan 8 8 833 833 3,087 3,087 23 23 76 76 856 856 3,163 3,163

Dipaculao 67 66 3,562 3,046 12,500 10,616 559 559 2,292 2,292 4,121 3,605 14,792 12,908

Maria Aurora 25 25 617 617 2,610 2,610 - - - - 617 617 2,610 2,610

San Luis 25 25 617 617 2,610 2,610 - - - - 617 617 2,610 2,610

Bulacan 10 7 323 214 1,356 886 - - - - 323 214 1,356 886

Bulacan 1 1 23 23 62 62 - - - - 23 23 62 62

Calumpit 6 6 191 191 824 824 - - - - 191 191 824 824

Obando 1 - 57 - 175 - - - - - 57 - 175 -

Paombong 1 - 35 - 210 - - - - - 35 - 210 -

San Miguel 1 - 17 - 85 - - - - - 17 - 85 -

Nueva Ecija 62 41 2,117 1,253 8,739 5,239 2,775 2,775 13,633 13,633 4,892 4,028 22,372 18,872

Bongabon 5 - 159 - 795 - - - - - 159 - 795 -

Cabanatuan City

29 29 725 701 3,006 2,894 - - - - 725 701 3,006 2,894

City of Gapan 3 3 336 336 1,533 1,533 - - - - 336 336 1,533 1,533

Licab - - - - - - 2,775 2,775 13,633 13,633 2,775 2,775 13,633 13,633

Palayan City (capital)

9 - 521 - 1,914 - - - - - 521 - 1,914 -

Pantabangan 8 8 209 209 786 786 - - - - 209 209 786 786

Quezon 3 - 124 - 570 - - - - - 124 - 570 -

San Isidro 1 1 7 7 26 26 - - - - 7 7 26 26

Zaragoza 4 - 36 - 109 - - - - - 36 - 109 -

Pampanga 6 4 102 24 372 117 5,774 2,730 29,155 13,348 5,876 2,754 29,527 13,465

Apalit 1 1 8 8 32 32 - - - - 8 8 32 32

Candaba 1 1 7 7 36 36 4,417 1,373 22,554 6,747 4,424 1,380 22,590 6,783

Lubao 2 - 78 - 255 - - - - - 78 - 255 -

Macabebe 1 1 6 6 35 35 - - - - 6 6 35 35

Masantol 1 1 3 3 14 14 - - - - 3 3 14 14

San Simon - - - - - - 1,357 1,357 6,601 6,601 1,357 1,357 6,601 6,601

Tarlac 12 10 729 665 2,456 2,266 - - - - 729 665 2,456 2,266

Gerona - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

La Paz 4 2 103 66 420 277 - - - - 103 66 420 277

Moncada 2 2 105 105 365 365 - - - - 105 105 365 365

Paniqui 4 4 501 475 1,576 1,533 - - - - 501 475 1,576 1,533

Pura 1 1 6 5 23 19 - - - - 6 5 23 19

Ramos - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

San Manuel 1 1 14 14 72 72 - - - - 14 14 72 72

Zambales 18 - 541 - 1,835 - - - - - 541 - 1,835 -

Masinloc 1 - 7 - 25 - - - - - 7 - 25 -

Santa Cruz 17 - 534 - 1,810 - - - - - 534 - 1,810 -

CALABARZON 23 1 435 9 1,748 53 - - - - 435 9 1,748 53

Batangas 4 - 192 - 971 - - - - - 192 - 971 -

Balayan 1 - 91 - 526 - - - - - 91 - 526 -

Bauan 1 - 26 - 97 - - - - - 26 - 97 -

San Luis 1 - 9 - 43 - - - - - 9 - 43 -

Taal 1 - 66 - 305 - - - - - 66 - 305 -

Quezon 18 - 234 - 724 - - - - - 234 - 724 -

Infanta 1 - 1 - 6 - - - - - 1 - 6 -

Panukulan 1 - 12 - 46 - - - - - 12 - 46 -

Patnanungan 3 - 11 - 50 - - - - - 11 - 50 -

Perez 12 - 184 - 492 - - - - - 184 - 492 -

Polillo 1 - 26 - 130 - - - - - 26 - 130 -

Rizal 1 1 9 9 53 53 - - - - 9 9 53 53

Tanay 1 1 9 9 53 53 - - - - 9 9 53 53

REGION V 1 1 24 24 91 91 2,110 2,110 8,761 8,761 2,134 2,134 8,852 8,852

Camarines Norte 1 1 24 24 91 91 - - - - 24 24 91 91

Vinzons 1 1 24 24 91 91 - - - - 24 24 91 91



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Sorsogon - - - - - - 2,110 2,110 8,761 8,761 2,110 2,110 8,761 8,761

Bulusan - - - - - - 2,110 2,110 8,761 8,761 2,110 2,110 8,761 8,761

CAR 76 45 2,180 1,321 8,395 5,435 505 505 1,855 1,855 2,685 1,826 10,250 7,290

Abra 5 5 300 300 1,396 1,396 36 36 183 183 336 336 1,579 1,579

Bangued (capital)

- - 139 139 638 638 - - - - 139 139 638 638

Bucay 2 2 90 90 450 450 - - - - 90 90 450 450

Danglas - - - - - - 5 5 12 12 5 5 12 12

Dolores 1 1 2 2 10 10 - - - - 2 2 10 10

La Paz 1 1 46 46 183 183 - - - - 46 46 183 183

Lacub - - - - - - 5 5 30 30 5 5 30 30

Lagangilang - - - - - - 23 23 125 125 23 23 125 125

Malibcong - - - - - - 2 2 11 11 2 2 11 11

Pidigan 1 1 23 23 115 115 - - - - 23 23 115 115

Sallapadan - - - - - - 1 1 5 5 1 1 5 5

Apayao 33 22 1,177 749 4,368 3,015 376 376 1,308 1,308 1,553 1,125 5,676 4,323

Calanasan (Bayag)

4 - 175 - 653 - - - - - 175 - 653 -

Conner 10 10 103 103 423 423 9 9 29 29 112 112 452 452

Flora 2 2 28 28 122 122 - - - - 28 28 122 122

Kabugao (capital)

2 2 14 14 51 51 - - - - 14 14 51 51

Luna 3 - 124 - 308 - 150 150 427 427 274 150 735 427

Pudtol 5 1 131 2 403 11 217 217 852 852 348 219 1,255 863

Santa Marcela 7 7 602 602 2,408 2,408 - - - - 602 602 2,408 2,408

Benguet 19 14 531 255 2,003 969 43 43 194 194 574 298 2,197 1,163

Atok - - - - - - 1 1 5 5 1 1 5 5

Baguio City 12 10 395 178 1,555 729 9 9 41 41 404 187 1,596 770

Bakun - - - - - - 12 12 46 46 12 12 46 46

Itogon 1 - 11 - 31 - 6 6 48 48 17 6 79 48

Kapangan - - - - - - 1 1 5 5 1 1 5 5

Kibungan - - - - - - 1 1 3 3 1 1 3 3

La Trinidad (capital)

2 - 48 - 177 - - - - - 48 - 177 -

Mankayan - - - - - - 9 9 27 27 9 9 27 27

Sablan - - - - - - 4 4 19 19 4 4 19 19

Tuba 1 1 56 56 181 181 - - - - 56 56 181 181

Tublay 3 3 21 21 59 59 - - - - 21 21 59 59

Ifugao 15 - 155 - 573 - 11 11 26 26 166 11 599 26

Alfonso Lista (Potia)

2 - 10 - 31 - - - - - 10 - 31 -

Asipulo 5 - 100 - 373 - 1 1 4 4 101 1 377 4

Banaue - - - - - - 8 8 12 12 8 8 12 12

Hingyon - - - - - - 1 1 5 5 1 1 5 5

Kiangan 4 - 13 - 41 - 1 1 5 5 14 1 46 5

Lamut 4 - 32 - 128 - - - - - 32 - 128 -

Mountain Province 4 4 17 17 55 55 39 39 144 144 56 56 199 199

Bontoc (capital) 1 1 1 1 4 4 - - - - 1 1 4 4

Natonin - - - - - - 28 28 101 101 28 28 101 101

Tadian 3 3 16 16 51 51 11 11 43 43 27 27 94 94

Stranded Passengers

To date, there are no more stranded passengers in the ports of Tabaaco, Albay; Pasacao, Camarines Norte; and Real, Quezon.

Source: DSWD-Field Offices CALABARZON and V

Five (5) pilot Evacuation Centers cum Multi-Purpose Building in Regions I, II, III, IV-A, V and readily available for the said purpose. These are located in:

Region I – Brgy. Maninding, Santa Barbara, Pangasinan

Region II – Provincial Engineering Office Cmpd., Ilagan City, Isabela

Region III – Brgy. San Isidro, Magalang, Pampanga

CALABARZON – Brgy. Duhat, Santa Cruz, Laguna

Region V – Brgy. San Jose, Malilipot, Albay

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Activation of Child Protection Working Groups (CPWF) in Region 1 and CAR

Women’s NGO Partners trained in Gender-based Violence (GBV) Watch group members are also on standby and ready to deploy to affected areas.

DSWD Central Office QRT deployed a team of 5 staffs to Region II augmented in the Disaster Response Operations

Five hundred sixty-two (562) National Level Quick Response Team (QRT) members are on standby ready for deployment.

A total of 1,544 staff in 18 regions comprise the QRTs including Social Welfare and Development Teams (SWADTs) and Provincial/Municipal Action Teams (P/MATs).

The Department has trained personnel on Psychosocial Support Processing, Family Evacuation Preparedness and Camp Coordination and Camp Management, Inventory and Warehouse Management, Disaster Response Communications and Information Management.

Organized and trained private volunteers and those organized and trained through the DSWD Bayanihang Bayan Registry of Volunteers on rapid assessment, relief distribution, camp management, stress debriefing, and among others are on standby and ready for mobilization and deployment.

Parent leaders of Pantawid Pamilya are ready as force multipliers on humanitarian response operations nationwide (except Batanes).

DSWD Rapid Emergency Telecommunications Teams (RETTs) are on standby and ready for mobilization and deployment.

Sources: All DSWD-Field Offices and NROC --- The Disaster Response Operations Monitoring and Information Center (DROMIC) of DSWD continues to closely coordinate with DSWD-FOs CAR, NCR, I, II, III, CALABARZON, MIMAROPA, V, VI, VII, NIR, VIII, IX, X, XI, XII and CARAGA for updating of regional situation and preparedness for response on the possible effects of Typhoon “LAWIN” (HAIMA).

EMERGENCY TELECOMMUNICATIONS

OCD

• Activated the Emergency Telecommunications Cluster (ETC) since 151500H October 2016 • Regional Rapid Emergency Telecommunication Teams (RETT) in Regions I, II, III and CAR and

were activated and on standby alert • Satellite Phone System at all OCDROs are on standby alert • Directed the OCDROs to utilize the Mobile Application “Batingaw” for information

dissemination and status updates • Disseminated warning information about Typhoon LAWIN (HAIMA) to general public through

telecommunication companies using the cell broadcast system. • Provided Thuraya load credit on OCD CAR satellite phone units • Established contact to Lal-lo, Cagayan through satellite phone from OCD II

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• Deployed personnel at the Response Cluster Operations Center in Camp General

Emilio Aguinaldo, Quezon City

• Deployed systems to aid integration of reports, actions and resolution in NDRRMC Response Cluster: responseops.ph – collaboration platform eric-ims – incident management system drr-sitrep – situation report consolidation

DSWD • Activated all DRTs, SWAD team, 4Ds and KCC personnel at the local level for possible

deployment • Deployed DSWD RETT Riders equipped with Satellite Communications, Radios and

Motorcycles in Region II • Provided High Speed Internet Service Augmentation to Response Cluster Operations Center • Provided VSAT (Very Small Aperture Terminal)

Prepositioned three (3) land-rover with Codan UHF/HF radio to be deploy in Region II NTC

• Deployed personnel to the Response Cluster Operation Center on 19 Oct 2016 to coordinate with telecommunication companies for their preparedness response effort.

AFP

• Deployed HF base radio and radio operator at the Response Cluster Operations Center in

Camp General Emilio Aguinaldo, Quezon City

• One (1) communications van dispatched to NOLCOM and one (1) communications van on

standby-alert at CEISSAFP.

• Provided six (6) radio man personnel to man the three (3) land-rover from DSWD

PNP • Deployed their RETT at Regions I, II, III, CALABARZON, MIMAROPA and V

REACT

• Installed HF, VHF and UHF base radios with operator at the Emergency Operation Centers in Regions I, III and CAR

• Activated their Rapid Emergency Telecommunication Teams (RETT) in Regions I, II, III and CAR for deployment.

SMART • Provided four (4) Satellite Phones with load to the Rapid Deployment Team (RDT) from OCD,

DSWD and Team48 going to Region II • Prepositioned personnel and equipment in the areas affected • Provided free charging locations Aurora Telecoms Quezon corner Bitong, St. Brgy. 02 Baler,

Aurora King H No.11 Sampaguita St., San Gabriel, Tuguegarao City, Cagayan, Granville, La Trinidad infront of Municipal Gym (near trading post) will start by tomorrow ) October 21, 2016 Abatan Poblacion-Municipal Hall Benguet Secgen Brgy., Dubinan West Santiago City Baguio Smart TSD Office Brgy Palma, Urbano, Baguio City.

2G (call & text services) as of 21 Oct 2016, 08:00 AM. - Abra 17 out of 22 cell sites are operational (77%) - Apayao 5 out of 8 cell sites are operational (63%)



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- Benguet 71 out of 90 cell sites are operational (79%) - Cagayan 31 out of 96 cell sites are operational (32%) - Ifugao 6 out of 13 cell sites are operational (46%) - Ilocos Norte 43 out of 63 cell sites are operational (68%) - Ilocos Sur 35 out of 71 cell sites are operational (49%) - Isabela 60 out of 104 cell sites are operational (58%) - Kalinga 2 out of 12 cell sites are operational (17%) - La Union 68 out of 79 cell sites are operational (86%) - Mt Province 5 out of 14 cell sites are operational (36%) - Nueva Ecija 150 out of 150 cell sites are operational (100%) - Nueva Vizcaya 36 out of 45 cell sites are operational (80%) - Pangasinan 237 out of 239 cell sites are operational (99%) - Quirino 8 out of 8 cell sites are operational (100%) ***The rest of 2G cell are all 100% operational.

3G (call, text & internet services) for Northern Luzon as of 21 Oct 2016, 08:00 AM. - Abra 13 out of 21 cell sites are operational (62%) - Apayao 3 out of 6 cell sites are operational (50%) - Aurora 10 out of 10 cell sites are operational (100%) - Benguet 53 out of 75 cell sites are operational (71%) - Cagayan 25 out of 65 cell sites are operational (38%) - Ifugao 7 out of 10 cell sites are operational (70%) - Ilocos Norte 34 out of 56 cell sites are operational (61%) - Ilocos Sur 27 out of 46 cell sites are operational (59%) - Isabela 37 out of 70 cell sites are operational (53%) - Kalinga 2 out of 9 cell sites are operational (22%) - La Union 49 out of 51 cell sites are operational (96%) - Mt Province 1 out of 11 cell sites are operational (9%) - Nueva Vizcaya 24 out of 29 cell sites are operational (83%) - Pangasinan 153 out of 154 cell sites are operational (99%) - Quirino 6 out of 6 cell sites are operational (100%) ***The rest of 2G cell are all 100% operational.

GLOBE • Five (5) Cellular on Wheels (CoW) on standby in Manila ready for deployment as the need

arises • Prepositioned personnel and equipment in the areas affected • Provided “Libreng Tawag and Charging Station at Cauayan, Isabela across Cauayan City Hall

on October 20-22, 2016.

2G (call & text services) as of 21 Oct 2016, 10:41 AM.

- Abra 24 out of 25 cell sites are operational (96%) - Apayao 7 out of 7 cell sites are operational (100%)

- Benguet 9 out of 14 cell sites are operational (64%) - Cagayan 29 out of 29 cell sites are operational 100% - Ifugao 5 out of 11 cell sites are operational (45%) - Ilocos Norte 22 out of 22 cell sites are operational (100%) - Ilocos Sur 27 out of 30 cell sites are operational (90%) - Isabela 20 out of 35 cell sites are operational (57%)



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- Kalinga 6 out of 8 cell sites are operational (75%) - La Union 15 out of 20 cell sites are operational (75%) - Mountain Province 4 out of 10 cell sites are operational (40%) - Nueva Ecija 6 out of 31 cell sites are operational (19%) - Nueva Vizcaya 6 out of 15 cell sites are operational (40%) - Pampanga 2 out of 22 cell sites are operational (9%) - Pangasinan 13 out of 48 cell sites are operational (27%) - Quirino 4 out of 6 cell sites are operational (67%)

3G (call, text and internet services) as of 21 Oct 2016, 10:41 AM. - Abra 23 out of 23 cell sites are operational (100%) - Apayao 7 out of 7 cell sites are operational (100%) - Aurora 4 out of 8 cell sites is operational (50%) - Benguet 9 out of 14 cell sites are operational (64%) - Cagayan 28 out of 28 cell sites are operational (100%) - Ifugao 5 out of 11 cell sites are operational (45%) - Ilocos Norte 22 out of 22 cell sites are operational (100%) - Ilocos Sur 27 out of 30 cell sites are operational (90%) - Isabela 20 out of 35 cell sites are operational (57%) - Kalinga 6 out of 8 cell sites are operational (75%) - La Union 16 out of 20 cell sites are operational (80%) - Mountain Province 3 out of 10 cell sites are operational (30%) - Nueva Ecija 5 out of 31 cell sites are operational (16%) - Nueva Vizcaya 6 out of 15 cell sites are operational (40%) - Pampanga 2 out of 22 cellsites are operational (2%) - Pangasinan 12 out of 48 cell sites are operational (25%) - Quirino 4 out of 6 cell sites are operational (67%) LTE (call & text services) as of 21 Oct 2016, 10:41 AM. - Abra 2 out of 2 cell sites are operational (100%) - Aurora 1 out of 5 cell sites are operational (20%) - Benguet 3 out of 4 cell sites are operational (75%) - Cagayan 24 out of 24 cell sites are operational (100%) - Ilocos Norte 13 out of13 cell sites are operational (100%) - Ilocos Sur 15 out of 16 cell sites are operational (94%) - Isabela 13 out of 25 cell sites are operational (52%) - Kalinga 1 out of 1 cell sites is operational (100%) - La Union 7 out of 16 cell sites are operational (44%) - Mountain Province 1 out of 2 cell sites is operational (50%) - Nueva Ecija 3 out of 29 cell sites is operational (10%) - Nueva Vizcaya 2 out of 6 cell sites are operational (33%) - Pangasinan 5 out of 46 cell sites are operational (11%) - Quirino 1 out of 4 cell sites is operational (25%)

Team48 • Arrived in Tuguegarao City and will be deployed in Sub-Capitol, Lal-lo, Cagayan later today 19

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• Volunteers alerted and mobilized as of 10:00 am, October 18, 2016 • Social media monitoring initiated as of 10:00 am, October 18, 2016 • Personnel deployed at the NDRRMC Operations Center and Rappler office, Pasig City, for

crisis communication coordination efforts • 40 reports manually captured, 7 actionable reports, 2 reports escalated to SRR cluster

Philippine Amateur Radio Association (PARA)

Ham Emergency Radio Operation (HERO) on red alert effective 19 October 2016, 5:00 PM.

Two (2) ham operators started monitoring at the DX1PAR/NTC Central station on

144.740MHz on VHF and 7.095MHz and 7.500MHz both on HF band.

On 19 October 2016, 5:30 PM, stations from the following locations checked in and provided

weather reports:

- DU2ARN of Tuguegarao PDRRMC – also on monitor at 144.200 local and 7.095, gave out

his number 09192111962, already on battery power

- DV2AMB of Laoag City – on battery power

- DX2EVM with 4F2CXI – Baguio City, with echolink

- DU2AZK Baguio

- DU2JAK Laoag City – on battery power

- DV2MCM at CAR-OCD Baguio City – on generator

Other stations checked in from locations: - Ilocos Sur

- Metro Manila

- Naga City

- Catanduanes

- Tacloban

- Iloilo

- Negros Island

- Bohol

- Cebu

- Dipolog City

- Zamboanga Sibugay

- Cagayan de Oro

- Kapatagan. Lanao del Norte

- Malaybalay

DW3KLT is embedded at the OCD in Region 3 as instructed by the DU3 Manager DU3AL.

A team of three (3) amateur radio operators, DV1YIN DW1YMJ DV1XWK are on their way to

Isabela to bring emergency communications kit.

DU2ARN of Tuguegarao reported intermittent Globe signal in their area, set up a VHF

antenna at their PDRRMC for coordination with other civic volunteers on the ground

NTC

Deployed personnel to the Response Cluster at the Response Cluster Operations Center in Camp General Emilio Aguinaldo, Quezon City Operations Center since 19 October 2016;

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Arrived in Tuguegarao City and deployed in Sub-Capitol, Lal-lo, Cagayan on 19 October 2016 together with two (2) personnel from OCD II

Agos-eBayanihan

Volunteers alerted and mobilized starting October 18, 2016

Ongoing Social media monitoring which started on October 18, 2016

Personnel deployed at the NDRRMC Operations Center and Rappler office, Pasig City, for crisis communication coordination efforts

40 reports manually captured, 7 actionable reports, 2 reports escalated to SRR cluster

HEALTH CLUSTER

DOH

• DOH raised code blue alert today, October 21, 2016 • Continuous coordination with the Regional Offices through the Health Emergency Management

(HEM) Unit, NDRRMC Health Cluster member agencies through the representative at the NDRRMC Response Cluster, and DOH Hospitals through the HEM/Emergency Medicine Unit

• Continuous monitoring of the status of the weather disturbance through PAGASA and quad-media • A total of PhP 98,078,691.42worth of commodities are available at the DOH Central Office • Augmented drugs, medicines and medical supplies to Region I amounting to PhP554,339.84and

Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR) amounting to PhP 1,641,435.60; to be delivered tomorrow • DOH Regional Office VII prepared a 7-man medical team for possible augmentation to affected areas;

medical team has forty-three (43) boxes of drugs, medicines and medical supplies to be utilized for their response operations, amount to follow

• DOH Officials will join the multiagency ocular inspection over the affected areas in Regions I and II • Water Filtration Units available at DOH Regional Offices I, II, III, VI, VIII, IX, X, and XI; ready for

deployment • Provided 200 Pneumococcal vaccines to the staff of National Disaster Risk Reduction Management

Council (NDRRMC) • Deployed (2) HEMB personnel to go on 24hours duty in NDRRMC Response Cluster • One (1) HEMB personnel deployed toVillamor Airbase to facilitate the delivery of logistics in the

typhoon affected areas. • Attended Response Cluster “OPLAN Eagle Claw” Contingency Planning facilitated byUSec. Ricardo

Jalad and USec. Vilma Cabrera

Regional Office • Regional Offices I, II and CAR raised code red alert today, October 19, 2016 • Regional Offices I, II, III, CAR, CALABARZON, MIMAROPA and V prepositioned drugs, medicines,

medical supplies and other logistics in their respective Provincial DOH Offices amounting to PhP 22,331,525.82.

• DOH Medical and Public Health Teams are on standby for Rapid Health Assessment (RHA) Survey and for other response operations.

• DOH has three (3) standby water filtration units (ready for deployment) positioned at DOH Regional Offices in I, II, and III. Moreover, water filtration units from Regions VI, VIII, IX, X, and XI are available for augmentation to the affected regions.

• Regional Office VIII and X deployed HEMS personnel to join the RDANA team in conducting initial assessment to the typhoon affected areas.

• DOH CAR is accounting generators sets for possible use during response operations.



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• Continuous coordination with Provincial DOH Offices (PDOHO), Provincial Health Offices (PHOs), Office of Civil Defense (OCD), Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction Management Council in monitoring untoward incidents and the weather condition in their respective areas.

REGIONAL OFFICE I • The Operation Center of the four (4) Provincial DOH Offices (PDOHOs) are on 24hrs duty and in direct

coordination with their respective DRMMCs • The three (3) DOH Retained Hospitals (Mariano Marcos Memorial Hospital and Medical Center, Batac

City, Ilocos Norte; Ilocos Training and Regional Medical Center, San Fernando City, La Union; and Regional I Medical Center, Dagupan City, Pangasinan) were on 24hrs duty to attend to casualties brought by Super Typhoon Lawin

REGIONAL OFFICE III • Additional 58 CAMPOLAS Kits worth Php 752,303.50 on standby in the DOH RO III warehouse. • Advised all 7 Provincial DOH Offices (PDOHOs) to alert their respective ERTs to closely coordinate with

LGU counterparts. • DOH RO III Emergency Response Team and DOH retained hospitals on standby. • PDOH Nueva Ecija distributed a total of 447 boxes of Doxycycline, 138 boxes of ORS, 12 Dignity Kits,

144 bottles of Amoxicillin, 20 boxes Amoxicillin capsules and 10 boxes Paracetamol tablets. • PDOH Aurora distributed a total of Php 267,185.40 worth of assorted medicines to six (6)

municipalities. • Augmented three (3) sets of CAMPOLAS kits and fifty (50) hygiene kits in the Municipality of Dingalan,

Aurora. • Prepositioned assorted medicines, 100 Dignity kits, and 20 sets CAMPOLAS kits worth Php 574, 863.28

to PDOH Aurora.

Philippine Coast Guard • Thirty three (33) Deployable Response Groups (DRGs) with medical personnel on standby in

Northwestern Luzon, Northeastern Luzon, Southern Tagalog, and Bicol. Bureau of Fire Protection • Paramedical teams are on standby for possible response operations in the affected regions.

Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) • One (1) KM451 and Field ambulance on standby at Southern Luzon Command and 18 ambulances

with EMS personnel and Medivac on standby in NCR. • Disaster Response Teams on standby for possible deployment from regions 1,2,3,4A, 4B, 5, CAR and

NCR Philippine Red Cross (PRC) • Water filtration units are available at their WASH hubs in Dagupan, Pangasinan and Nueva Vizcaya.

WASH technicians are also on standby and ready for deployment.

• One (1) Emergency Field Hospital is prepositioned at Subic Logistics Hub with deployment needs.

• Psychosocial Support Teams including Hot Meals on Wheels are on standby and ready to use for deployment.

• Emergency Response Teams from each local chapter are on standby and ready for deployment.

International Humanitarian Partners (In-country) • UNFPA has readily available dignity and maternity tents for pregnant and lactating mothers • WHO, MSF, PDRF and UNICEF are on standby to assist anytime.



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LOGISTICS CLUSTER

OCD

Request for vehicles to transport responders to Tuguegarao City, Cagayan, Baguio City and San Fernando City, La Union.

Prepared communication (DF) to the Civil Defense Administrator for approval regarding the

availability of several available equipment from our OCD warehouse, as follows:

a. OCD-CAR Portable Gen Set, 3kva – 4 units

Collapsible Tents – 50 pcs. b. OCD-I

• 2 Kva Generator Set – 5 units • Laminated Sacks

c. OCD-II • 75 Kva Diesel Engine Generator Set with Trailer – 1 Set • Tarpaulin Big – 500 pcs • Water Barrel (80 liters) – 20 pcs. • Sent communication regarding the availability of ten wheeler trucks for the transport of

resources of DOH to region II, including its POL requirements and manpower mobility (drivers and conductors).

DSWD • Eighteen (18) DSWD Regional Warehouses maintaining Family Food Packs (FFPs) for

prepositioning at the Local Government Units (LGUs) • Two (2) Disaster Response Center Hubs with mechanized packing system are ready to augment

to affected regions:

a. National Resource Operations Center (NROC), Pasay City; and, b. Visayas Disaster Response Center (VDRC), Cebu City.

Philippine Red Cross (PRC)

Logistics Warehouse facilities based in Manila and Subic are also on standby for possible deployment of food and non-food items.

Will deploy the following to Isabela from Manila: -2 units Humvees, -10wheeler 10,000 Liter water tanker - Hot Meals on Wheels van - 6x6 multi-role truck - 4,000 Liter fuel tanker -10wheeler truck loaded with Non-Food Items good for 1,000 families

DPWH Thirty-nine (39) road sections are closed to traffic; twenty-nine (29) in CAR, five (5) in Region I, three (3) in Region 2 and two (2) in Region III due to flooding, road slips, damaged detour road, damaged bridge, fallen electrical posts, soil collapse, submerged detour and landslides.



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Deployed equipment and maintenance crews for clearing operations and installation of warning signs ROADS CLOSED TO TRAFFIC

CAR

Baguio City DEO 1. Kennon Road Closed to traffic for the slides/falling rocks, washed out abutment & post of Camp 5 detour bridge. Alternate Route: Marcos

Highway

2. Western Link Circumferential Road (Balacbac Road) K0245+500

Closed to traffic due to fallen electric post.

Benguet 1st DEO 1. Shilan-Beckel Road, K0262+000 - K0266+000, Shilan and Beckel Section

Closed to traffic due to slides.

2. Gurel-Bokod-Kabayan Road, K0304+200 - K0342+234, Poblacion-Bokod-Gusaran-Kabayan


3. Benguet-Nueva Vizcaya Road

a. K0271+800,K0319+00, Guisset, Tinongdan, Pito


b. K0254+236 - K0271+900, Lamute Beckel-Ambuklao Section


4. Pico Lamtang Road, K0258+000 Closed to traffic due to fallen electric post.

Benguet 2nd DEO 1. Baguio-Bontoc Road, K0325+600, Bayoyo, Buguias, Benguet


2. Buguias-Abatan Road

a. K0353+360, Toking, Buguias Closed to traffic due to debris flow and rock fall.

b. K0306+100 - K0309+900 - K0349+800, Gakian Section to Sinipsip Section


3. Abatan-Mangkayan-Cervantes Road

a. K0353+960 - K0354+150 Closed to traffic due to slides.

b. K0354+250 - K0354+500 Closed to traffic due to slides.



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4. Gurel-Bokod-Kabayan-Buguias-Abatan Road

a. K0357+000 - K0360+900 Closed to traffic due to slides.

b. K0399+600, Cutcot, Buguias Section


c. K0321+323 Closed to traffic due to slides.

Apayao 1st DEO 1. Kabugao-Pudtol-Luna Road Closed to traffic due to washed out road and fallen trees.

2. Conner-Kabugao Road Closed to traffic due to rock fall/soil collapse and roadslip.

3. Kabugao-Solsona Road Closed to traffic due to rock fall/soil collapse and roadslip.

Apayao 2nd DEO 1. Kabugao-Pudtol-Luna Road Closed to traffic due to washed out road and fallen trees.

2. Claveria-Calanasan Road

a. K0638+700 - K0642+000, Maragmin Section

Closed to traffic due to rockfall/soil collapse and roadslip.

b. K0643+100 - K0649+200, Salagunting Section

Closed to traffic due to rock fall/soil collapse and roadslip.

c. K0672+500 - K0677+100, Rabao Section

Closed to traffic due to rock fall/soil collapse and roadslip.

3. Apayao-Ilocos Norte Road Closed to traffic due to rock fall/soil collapse and roadslip.

Ifugao 1st DEO 1. Banaue-Hungduan-Benguet Bdry

a. K0357+200 Closed to traffic due to soil collapse and rock fall.

b. K0354+000 - K0415+033, Brgy. Bokiawan, Hungduan to Tinoc

Closed to traffic due to soil collapse and rock fall.

2. Nueva Vizcaya-Ifugao-Mt. Province Road, O-ong Section

Closed to traffic due to soil collapse.

Ifugao 2nd DEO 1. Banaue-Mayaoyao-Aguinaldo-A.Lista-Isabela Bdry Road, K0380+080, Poblacion, mapawoy, Mayoyao


Lower Kalinga DEO 1. Bulo National Road, K0508+092, Bulo Section

Closed to traffic due to submerged detour of on-going Bulo Bridge replacement.



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2. Kalinga-Cagayan Road, K0524+000 to K0526+200

Closed to traffic due to flooding.

3. Tabuk-Banaue Road, K0536+500 and K0538+500, Lubo Section


4. Balbalan-Pinukpuk Road, K0513+200, taga Section


Upper Kalinga DEO 1. Balbalan-Pinukpuk Road, K0490+950 Comyaas, Balbalan


Mt. Province DEO 1. Baguio-Bontoc Road

a. K0342+(-500), Sinto, Bauko, Mt. Province


b. K0374+456, Nacagang Section, Brgy. Sabangan

Closed to traffic due to washed out detour bridge of ongoing Sabangan Bridge construction

c. K0342+(-799) - K0374+430 Closed to traffic due to series of landslide and toppled electric post.

2. Mt. Province-Cagayan via Tabuk-Enrile Road, K0392+250-K0420+997, intermittent section

Closed to traffic due to landslide.

3. Mt. Province-Nueva Vizcaya

a. Chico Karayan Bridge Closed to traffic due to critical condition of bridge.

b. K0362+00-K0384+000, Intermittent section


4. Mt. Province-Ilocos Sur Road via Kayan

a. K0386+800 Closed to traffic due to landslide.

b. K0392+550 Closed to traffic due to landslide.

5. Jct. Talubin-Barlig-Natonin-Paracelis-Calaccad Road, K0377+100


Region I a.

Ilocos Norte 2nd DEO 1. Batac-Banna Road Closed to traffic due to fallen trees, utility posts and other debris, slides and rocks.



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2. Batac-Pinili Road Closed to traffic due to fallen trees, utility posts and other debris, slides and rocks.

3. Ilocos Norte-Apayao Road, K0527+450


Ilocos Sur 2nd DEO 1. Tagudin-Cervantes Road, K0333+000 - K0341+000


La Union 1st DEO 1. Luna-Bangar Road, K307+000-K0308+000, Brgy. Rimos


Region II

Isabela 1st DEO 1. Cabagan-Sta Maria Road, Sta Maria Overflow Bridge, K0451+500


2. Ilagan-Bigao-Palanan/Bintacan Road, Bintacan Bridge, K0419+000

Closed to traffic due totally damaged bridge.

Quirino DEO 1. NRJ Villa Hermosa-San Pedro-Cabuaan-Disimungal Road, K0367+974 (San Pedro Bridge)

Closed to traffic due high water elevation of Cagayan River.

Region III

Aurora DEO 1. Nueva Ecija Aurora Road, K0171+-322 to K0180+000

Closed to traffic due to landslides.

Nueva Ecija 2nd DEO 1. Nueva Ecija- Aurora Road, K161+547, Labi Bridge, Brgy. Labi, Bongabon, NE

Closed to traffic due to washed out bridge approach.

PDRF

10 Wheeler Truck prepositioned in Clark Development Corporation FedEx to assist in transport of relief goods Clark Polytechnic is to serve as a response hub for goods and logistics

EDUCATION CLUSTER

DepEd

Automatic Class Suspension

a. All levels (Signals 5, 4 and 3): Ilocos Norte, Ilocos Sur, Candon City, La Union (San Fernando City), Batanes, Cagayan, Isabela



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b. Pre-School (Signal 1): Bataan, Bulacan, Camarines Norte, Camarines Sur, Catanduanes

LGU-announced suspension

All levels • CAR – Apayao, Kalinga, Abra, Mt. Province, Ifugao, Benguet; • Region I – Dagupan City, Bugallon, Aguilar, Mangatarem, Rosales, Sta. Barbara,

Malasiqui, Rosales, and San Fabian, Pangasinan, Ilocos Sur Province, and Ilocos Norte Pangasinan;

• Region II – Isabela Province except Santiago City and Cagayan Province; and • Region III – Masantol, Pampanga, Tarlac Province, Hermosa, Bataan, and Zambales

Province. PRE-SCHOOL TO HIGHSCHOOL

• CAR – La Trinidad, Benguet; and, • Region I – Bayambang, Bani, Calasiao, and Urbiztondo, Pangasinan. • PRE-SCHOOL TO KINDER • CAR – Baguio City, Benguet; and, • Region I – Villasis, Pangasinan.

Schools used as evacuation centers (80 Schools, 2,070 families and 5,319 individuals)

Region/Provice Total Schools Total Classrooms

Total Families Total Invidual

CAR 30 17 901 271 Apayao 21 No Data (ND) 853 123 Benguet 4 17 48 148 Ifugao 5 ND - - REGION I 6 44 224 1010 Ilocos Sur 2 14 63 351 Pangasinan 12 48 275 1,120 REGION II 29 9 427 1,702 Cagayan 10 ND 29 104 Isabela 2 ND 17 64 Nueva Vizcaya 3 4 8 10 Quirino 14 5 373 1,524 REGION III 11 60 429 1,873 Aurora 1 5 ND ND Nueva Ecija 10 62 465 2,037 Tarlac 1 ND 14 38 REGION IV-A 3 18 61 351 Batangas 2 12 49 301 Quezon 1 6 12 50 REGION V 1 ND 28 112 Aurora 1 ND 28 112



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TOTAL 80 138 2,070 5,319

• Coordinated with affected Regional and Division DRRM Coordinators to send Rapid Assessment of Damage Report (RADaR) and update and send reports on class suspensions and schools used as evacuation centers

• Staff on stand-by for deployment in aerial survey/RDANA in affected areas; • Prepositioned learning kits (2,887), teaching kits (50), and book library kits (150) c/o

UNICEF; • Standby-funds available for setting up of Temporary Learning Spaces (TLS) and

support for school clean-up; • Standby available teachers’ kits (900) c/o Smart Communications; • Prepositioned Children Emergency Kits (20) c/o World Vision; • NCR DRRM Coordinators deployed in NDRRMC as support for OPCEN Duty. • Disseminated weather advisories and updates to the key officials and DRRM

coordinators of regions and divisions in the exposed areas via INFO board text blast and email.

LAW AND ORDER CLUSTER PRO 1

PCI ABRAHAM B HAMBON, Chief, CRMC/ CAS attended PDRA Meeting held at OCD1/RDRRMC1 on October 20, 2016;

Activated PRO1 DIMTG in all Provinces ; Sustained coordination with the LGUs re Typhoon “LAWIN”; Directed the PRO 1 to take precautionary measures and submit timely situation report re TY

Lawin; Conducted Pre Deployment Briefing, Accounting of Personnel and Inspection of SAR

Equipment; Dispatched two (2) PNP Truck (Man Truck Trooper Carrier & 6x6 truck)with 9 PNP personnel

to assist delivery of 1,000 family food packs from DSWD Warehouse, Bauang, La Union to Solsona, Ilocos Norte and 2,000 food packs for Rosales, Pangasinan;

Accounting of Personnel and information dissemination with PCSUPT GREGORIO PIMENTEL RD, PRO1 and DIR. MELCHITO M CASTRO, Chairperson, RDRRMC1 re Typhoon LAWIN;

RD, PRO1 issued a memorandum dated October 19, 2016 to all PDs regarding Adherence to the implementation of Full Alert Status;

Accounting of personnel and information dissemination re Typhoon “LAWIN” at about 8am on October 20, 2016 held at PRO1 Grandstand; and

41 PNP personnel, 30 as porter and 10 as security led by one (1) PCO, PCINSP LEONARDO E TOLENTINO were deployed at Laoag City Airport for the arrival of C130 Cargo Plane at about 1: 30 PM, October 20, 2016.

PRO 2 Deployment of Personnel:

PDRRMC Contingent- 2 PCOs and 14 PNCOs led by PSS LEON DG RAFAEL JR, APD.

Rescue Team (IPPSC)- 4 PCOs and 20 PNCOs led by PCI GERALD GAMBOA. Area Supervisors - 9 PCOs led by PSUPT ENGELBERT Z SORIANO.



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RESPONSE TEAM BY CITY/MPL POLICE STATION - 36 PCOs and 266 PNCO. DRT Team (IPPSC)- 5 PCOs and 49 PNCOs Augmentation to Police Stations.

PCI JHONALYN Q TECBOBOLAN, Chief ROC, ROPD-PCO attended the emergency meetingfor the PDRA re Typhoon “LAWIN”held at PAG-ASA Office, Cagayan Provincial Capitol, Tuguegarao City at 10:00 PM on October 18, 2016.

Continuous coordination with the RDRRMC and LGUs re Typhoon“LAWIN”

All PDs and CD, SCPO were on preposition with their disaster response teams particularly in the disaster prone and low-lying areas in coordination with their respective PDRRMC;

All PDs and CD, SCPO ensures 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);

Deployed PNP personnel in conducting patrol and security ; PNP personnel providing assistance to the returning evacuees to their respective houses;

and Assisted in the clearing of roads from debris.

PRO 3

NUMBER OF DEPLOYED PERSONNEL FOR SAR OPNS- (ON Stand by) 48 PHQ PERSONNEL; 8 personnel Sto Domingo; 7 PERSONNEL Lupao PS; 18 PERSONNEL San Jose; 8 personnel Guimba; 8 Personnel Gapan; 7 personnel Zaragoza; 8 personnel Quezon; GABALDON-14 PERSONNEL, 2 PERSONNEL FROM AFP/3 BFP/10 MDRRMC; 8 personnel San Antonio; 8 personnel Cabanatuan; 7 personnel (2 PA/ 5 PNP) Talavera; 7 personnel Cuyapo; 7 personnel Laur; 7 Personnel Jaen; 8 Personnel Cabiao; 7 personnel.

ROADS/HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES (PASSABLE)- PASSABLE EXCEPT SAN VICENTE MAGALANG-BUENSUCESO ARAYAT BRIDGE(UNDER CONTRUCTION)

No. of Deployed Personnel for SAR Opns- 8 persnl from Sta Cruz MPS, ZPPO for security personnel in evacuation center.

Deployment of troops- No. Of PNP pers posted in evac enters and SAR deployed - 10 person from nvppo, 16 A Cas, 8 Ambag, 11 Aritao, 14 Bam, 12 Bag, 25 Bay,12 dia, 11 DUN, 13 Kas, 10 Kay, 8 Que , 19 Sol ,10 Sta Fe and 16 Vill; 2) Landslide and flood situation- Nueva Vizcaya to Bengeut road in KAYAPA not passable on going clearing Opn due to landslide; 3) Roads and Bridges - on going clearing opn; 4) Joint activities w/ other sectors of govt and non govt-NVPPO Pers are assigned to man the PDRRMC and MDRRMC Comnand Centers with other concerned govt qagencies;

PRO 4A

Bridges: All roads/ bridges are passable except Diokno Hiway which is passable to motorcycle only due to road reconstruction and Brgy Magapi, Balete, Batangas bridge alternate route due to destruction caused by flood. 4) Seaports: Quezon - stranded passengers- 30, stranded vehicle-11 (Real port); 5) Dead/ Injured/ Missing/ Rescued: Quezon - 1 missing

PHILIPPINE INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE CLUSTER



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DFA received an email from HandiCap International extending its help for the for the affected families.

The non-partisan organization is closely working with the Philippine Embassy in Washington DC and is willing to extend assistance to the country if needed.

DFA is still on stand-by and awaits for the President’s call for International Humanitarian Assistance

DFA recommends to Regional Consular Office in the affected Regions I, II and CAR to waive the passport appointments and allow for walk-in;

The authentication of process for Foreign Service Posts be waived in the affected areas

DFA instructed to document and report offers of international humanitarian assistance to NDRRMC

Response Clusters are requested to document gaps in resources for possible requests from the international community.

Offers are to be matched with request for international humanitarian assistance by national government agencies. Matching of requests and offers to be done with the Philippine Humanitarian Assistance Registry being operated by OCD.

Acceptance of offers of assistance depends on call for international humanitarian assistance by the President.

PIHARC (OSS) members have been instructed to be on standby alert for possible activation.

NDRRMC is reminded of chain of requests need to be followed - barangay - municipal - provincial - regional - national - clusters.

PIHAC also notes that the principle to exhaust all national resources before seeking international humanitarian assistance should be exercised

Reminder to all LGUs again to channel all offers of international humanitarian assistance (in country and abroad) through channels, particularly through NDRRMC and Response clusters.

DFA - UNIO coordinating with UNHCT on coordination with NDRRMC on activities of UN agencies.

Avoid unwarranted reports/ criticisms of unheeded requests for assistance being broadcast to the international community by forwarding resource gaps through proper channels for action or remedial measures.

In times of emergencies, it must be noted that DFA augments NDRRMC/OCD’s coordination resources particularly with international stakeholders with its networks, institutional knowledge as head of the PIHAC. (For DFA’s attention)

DFA has been requested to send duty officers to EOC-OCD starting on 19 October 2016.

AHA CENTER, ASEAN offered assistance as well as UNHTA OLA ALMGREN.

PIHARC will be set up in Cebu, Manila, Laoag, Cagayan



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SEARCH AND RESCUE

Armed Forces of the Philippines

On 200630 Oct 16, one (1) platoon of HSBN under CPT Pani-agua jumped-off from H5ID and

proceeded to Ilagan city conducted road clearing operations of the national highway. Said

activity still ongoing.

All DRTUs are on standby alert at their respective stations and continued monitoring

typhoon "LAWIN" for possible HADR operations

Philippine National Police

Dispatched two (2) PNP Truck (Man Truck Trooper Carrier & 6x6 truck)with 9 PNP

personnel to assist in facilitating movement of 1,000 family food packs from DSWD

Warehouse, Bauang, La Union to Solsona, Ilocos Norte and 2,000 food packs for

Rosales, Pangasinan as additional prepositioned goods.

BUREAU OF FIRE PROTECTION (BFP)

• All Operations Center are on RED Alert Status.

• Activated OPLAN PAGHALASA and OPLAN LISTO.

• All BFP emergency vehicles with duty personnel are on standby and alert.

• Alerted all Provincial, City and Municipal Fire Stations to coordinate with other

government agencies such as RDRRMC, PDRRMO, MDRRMO, PNP, and LGU within their

respective AOR in preparation for the effects of typhoon LAWIN.

• Logistical capability

AVAILABLE RESOURCES

REGION Ambulance Rescue Fire Trucks (BFP)

Fire Trucks (LGU)

Fire Boat

1 9 2 126 34 0

2 6 1 96 24 1

3 3 3 186 62 3



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Note: BFP Regions 4A, 4B, and 5 are included for monitoring purposes.

PHILIPPINE COAST GUARD Consolidated report on stranded passengers/vessels/rolling cargoes and status of maritime incidents and actions taken in the AOR of Coast Guard District Southern Tagalog, Coast Guard District Bicol and Coast Guard District Northeastern Luzon as of 181200H October 2016.

CG

DISTRICTS

CG

STATIONS

CG SUB-STATIONS

NAME OF PORTS

STRANDED TAKING SHELTER

PASSENGERS ROLLING CARGOES

VESSELS MBCA VESSELS MBCA

CGDBCL

CGS Albay CGSS Tabaco Tabaco Port 350 24 5 NIL NIL NIL

CGSS Pioduran Pioduran Port NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL

CGS Sorsogon

CGSS Bulan Bulan Port NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL

CGSS Pilar Pilar Port NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL

CGSS Matnog Matnog Port NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL

CGS Catanduanes

CGSS Virac Virac Port 4 2 NIL NIL NIL NIL

CGSS San

Andres

San Andres Port

24 3 2 NIL NIL NIL

CGS Masbate

CGSS Bapor Bapor Port NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL

CGSS San

Jacinto

San Jacinto Port

NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL

CGSS San

Pascual

San Pascual

Port NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL

CGS Camarines Sur CGSS Pasacao Pasacao Port NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL

CGSS Balatan Balatan Port NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL

CGDNELZN CGS Aparri CGS Aparri Aparri Port 36 NIL NIL 12 NIL NIL

TOTAL 414 29 7 12 NIL NIL

CAR 8 3 49 17 0

4A 5 5 216 91 8

4B 0 0 82 15 2

5 4 2 158 0 0

TOTAL 35 16 913 243 14



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CG DISTRICTS

WEATHER CONDITION

RETURNED BACK TO DISTRICT TO MONITOR THE SITUATION

STATUS/

RECALLED ALL PERSONNEL

MARITIME

INCIDENT

ACTIONS

TAKEN

STANDBY DRG

CGDBCL Cloudy Skies Coast Guard Station

Catanduanes and Coast Guard Sub-Station Tabaco of

Coast Guard Station Albay suspended all

trips/voyages at their respective

ports and conducted

information thru means of Tri-

Media

CGDBCLon full alert status and recalled personnel on R&R and Passes

NIL of Maritime incident

CGDBCL on full alert status DRG Teams are on stand-by to include floating assets and rescue equipments ready for possible deployment upon signal

CGDNELN Cloudy skies light to rough sea

All CGDNELZN units ensure strict implementation

of HPCG Memorandum

Circular Number 02-13 (Guidelines on Movement of

Vessels during Heavy Weather

Hieghted Alert

NIL of Maritime incident

Disseminated latest weather update to all CGDNELZN units, Brgy. Officials and Ship

Owners/Operators

DRG team on standby

Philippine Red Cross (PRC)

Deployed WASAR teams have engaged in rescue operations in Isabela and clearing operations in Cagayan.

Deployed 2 teams, each composed of personnel with backgrounds on shelter,health/wash, livelihood and disaster management with the task of conducting a rapid damage assessment and needs analysis in Cagayan and Isabela.

Another team was also deployed to also conduct a rapid assessment in Abra and Nueva Ecija and their cluster provinces and municipalities.

A total of Four Hundred Fourteen(414) Passengers, Twenty Nine(29) Rolling Cargoes, Seven (7) Vessels andTwelve (12) Motorbancaswere stranded in port caused by Typhoon “Lawin”.

All PCG units were advised to ensure strict implementation of HPCG Memorandum Circular Number 02-13 (Guidelines on Movement of Vessels during Heavy Weather).

MANAGEMENT OF THE DEAD AND MISSING PERSONS A total of seven (7) were reported dead in Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR):

Name: Remarks:

Benguet:



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EDGAR GENESE, 40/M, resident of San Fabian, Pangasinan Incident Location: Barangay Longlong, La Trinidad Incident Date: October 20, 2016; 2:30AM

Cause of Death: Buried by landslide while sleeping in a shanty near the project site

JONIE BORJA, 35/M, resident of Damortis, La Union Incident Location: Barangay Longlong, La Trinidad Incident Date: October 20, 2016; 2:30AM

Cause of Death: Buried by landslide while sleeping in a shanty near the project site

JHON CARLOS B. HATAP, 20 days old, resident of Sitio Sablang, Sagpat, Kibungan, Benguet Incident Location: Barangay Sablang, Kibungan Incident Date: October 20, 2016; 7:00AM

Cause of Death: Died due to landslide incident at Sitio Sablang, Sagpat, Kibungan, Benguet

JOSHUA T. HELLA, 19/M, resident of Bulod, Bindoy, Negros, Oriental Incident Location: Barangay Sablang, Kibungan Incident Date: October 20, 2016; 2:30AM

Cause of Death: Buried when a landslide hit their shanty house Long-ayan, Sagpat, Kibungan, Benguet.

JESSIE M. HELLA, 28/M, resident of Bulod, Bindoy, Negros, Oriental Incident Location: Barangay Sablang, Kibungan Incident Date: October 20, 2016; 2:30AM

Cause of Death: Buried when a landslide hit their shanty house Long-ayan, Sagpat, Kibungan, Benguet

Ifugao:

JAY-AR CHAWAGAN, 15/M, resident of Ambayak, Poblacion, Hungduan, lfugao Incident Location: Barangay Nompolia, Hungduan Incident Date: October 20, 2016

Cause of Death: Buried by landslide while sleeping inside a house

JARAMEL ALFARO, 15/M, resident of Barangay Nompolia, Hungduan Incident Location: Barangay Nompolia, Hungduan Incident Date: October 20, 2016

Cause of Death: Buried by landslide while sleeping inside a house

Department of Interior and Local Government Central Office

Activated the Management of the Dead and Missing Person (MDM) Cluster 1500H October 19, 2016;

Advised and activated DILG Regions CAR, I, II, IVA and V to activate their respective Regional MDM Clusters; and

Advised all MDM Members to preposition their respective MDM assets and be on standby and alert of for deployment

National Bureau of Investigation-Disaster Victim Identification

Standby teams ready to respond and conduct forensic identification process to unidentified victims of disaster

Standby teams composed of the following: o Forensic doctors/dentists o Chemists/Biologists o Photographers o Laboratory technicians o Fingerprint examiners and support staff

PNP Crime Laboratory (NHQ)

Alerted all concerned PNP Crime Laboratory Regional Offices on standby alert for deployment and teams to respond and conduct forensic identification process to unidentified victims

Department of Health

All health personnel and medical teams ready for deployment Bureau of Fire Protection

All assets and personnel Department of Public Works and Highways



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All DRRM Teams

All heavy equipments and assets (e.g. dump trucks, backhoe, pay loader) are placed on standby

GENERAL COORDINATION

Each Response Cluster Leads shall consolidate all reports of their respective members and submit to the Response Cluster Secretariat, (Individual agency report will not be accepted)

Activities of the Response Pillar are being coordinated by the Office of Civil Defense (OCD) Operations Division and the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD

Coordination meetings are held at the National Response Cluster Operations Center (NDRC OpCen), 2nd Floor, NDRRMC Building, Camp General Emilio Aguinaldo, Quezon City

Cluster Leads are required to detail a senior officer in the NDRRMC OpCen to render a 24/7 basis duty.

Documents

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