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SitRep No. 16 Tab A Preparedness Measures and Effects of TY “NONA”

DISASTER PREPAREDNESS 21 December 2015, 6:00 AM

A. NATIONAL / NDRRMC

1. NDRRMC Operations Center

a. Alert status at the NDRRM Operations Center was raised to Blue Alert Status effective on 12 December 2015, 8:00 AM, and further raised to Red Alert effective 13 December 2015, 12:00 NN to continuously monitor and ensure dissemination of Weather Advisories and 24-hour Public Weather Forecasts to all RDRRMCs/OCDRCs through SMS, facsimile, and websites for further dissemination to their respective Local Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Councils (LDRRMCs) from the provincial down to the municipal levels.

b. Issued and disseminated the following advisories: 24-hour Public Weather Forecast General Flood Advisories Flood Bulletin No. 1 Bicol River Basin on 13 December 2015 Severe Weather Bulletins:

No. 1 on 11 December 2015 No. 1-A, 2, and 3 on 12 December 2015 No. 4, 5, 6, 6-A, and 7 on 13 December 2015 No. 8, 9, 10, and 11 on 14 December 2015 No. 12, 13 and 14 on 15 December 2015 No. 16, 17, 18 and 19 on 16 December 2015 No. 20 and 21 (Final) on 17 December 2015

Gale Warnings: No. 1 and 2 on 13 December 2015 No. 3 and 4 on 14 December 2015 No. 5 and 6 on 15 December 2015 No. 7 and 8 on 16 December 2015 No. 9 on 17 December 2015

Lahar Advisory for the Provinces of Albay and Sorsogon related to TY NONA

Notice on Dam Discharge Warning Operation for Angat Dam on 17 December 2015, 8:00 AM issued 16 December 2015, 9:00 PM

Report on Commencement of Preparatory Phase of Flood Warning Operation for San Roque Dam issued on 16 December 2015, 8:03 PM

c. Pre-Disaster Risk Assessment (PDRA) Meeting was conducted on 11 December 2015, 10:00 AM at the NDRRM Operations Center, Camp General Aguinaldo, Quezon City.

d. A follow-up PDRA Meeting were conducted on 13, 14 and 15 December 2015 at the NDRRMC Operations Center, Camp General Aguinaldo, Quezon City.

e. Directed all concerned OCD Regional Centers to conduct PDRA Meeting and raise respective alert levels corresponding to the forecast situation in their respective AORs to ensure the execution of preparedness actions and coordination with concerned agencies.

f. Issued and disseminated a memorandum to PAGASA, DSWD, AFP, PNP, PCG, BFP, MGB, DepEd, and DOST-Project NOAH, requiring the said agencies to send their Detailed Duty Officers (DDOs) to render duty at the NDRRMOC to ensure continuous coordination and to assist in facilitating the submission of consolidated preparedness measures of their respective agencies.

2. Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP)

GHQ, AFP a. Conducted a video tele-conference with Unified Commands and major services

regarding updates and preparations for Typhoon “Nona” b. Activated the AFP HADR Crisis Action Team (CAT) on 13 December 2015

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c. Placed Major Services, Joint Task Force (JTF) NCR, SOLCOM, and CENTCOM on Red Alert status on 13 December 2015

d. Convened the SOLCOM Battle Staff “Bravo” on 13 December 2015 e. Directed the 2ID and 9ID, PA to activate their respective Battle Staff for action

planning f. Alerted the other Unified Command HADR Units and HADR Units of Major

Services on 13 December 2015 g. Conducted coordination meeting by AFP Battle Staff Bravo and HADR CAT at

2:00 PM, 14 December 2015 h. Issued warning message to units to prepare for the possible effects of the

weather disturbance on 11 December 2015 i. Directed all Unified Commands, Major Services, and AFP Wide Support and

Separate Units (AFPWSSUs) to alert their respective HADR units/assets on 12 December 2015

AFP Command Center (AFPCC) a. Issued directive to Unified Commands and Major Services to keep track of the

tropical cyclone and monitor the areas that are prone to landslide and flooding, for the conduct of pre-emptive evacuation, proactive measures, and Humanitarian Assistance and Disater Relief (HADR) operations in coordination with LGUs and LDRRMC.

Southern Luzon Command (SOLCOM) a. Placed personnel and equipment on standby for possible HADR operations b. Identified strategic areas for prepositioning of Quick Response Disaster

Response Operations (DRO) Teams. c. Directed Operational Command (OPCOM) units to alert DRRO units to prepare

DDRO assets and initiate coordination with LDRRMCs. d. Ensured the availability of vehicles and air assets in case needs arises e. Directed the 2ID and 9ID to activate their respective DRO units and take all

necessary preparations to address the possible effects of the weather disturbance

f. Established coordination with RDRRMC, LGUs, and other partner agencies to facilitate the possible conduct of DRO

g. Declared the red alert status on 13 December 2015 h. 902Bde, PA DRU team with one (1) KM450 truck proceeded to Naga City for

possible evacuation operations; one (1) DRU team with one (1) KM250 proceeded to Ragay, Camarines Sur to augment one (1) KM450 and personnel; and placed one (1) DRU team with two (2) KM450, one (1) M35, and one (1) KM250 on standby at Camarines Norte

i. 903Bde, PA prepositioned DRRO personnel for the briefing of HADR operations and installation of communication equipment

j. Deployed the 202nd Brigade Communication Team to OCD IV-A to monitor the effects of TY “NONA”

Naval Force Northern Luzon (NFNL) a. Continuously monitors the track of TY “NONA” and updates all organic and

Operational Control (OPCOM) Units especially floating assets, including Naval Base Camilo Osias (NBCO) in Cagayan and Civil Military Operation Unit, Northern Luzon (CMOU-NL) in Casiguran, Aurora through text blast and other means of communication.

203rd Brigade a. Alerted DRO Platoons of 4IB, 76IB, and 203rd brigade for possible deployment in

case of floods and landslide b. Prepared their WASAR and USAR equipment and placed on standby c. Ensured the availability of one (1) squadron in case of need for clearing

operations and six (6) vehicles in Mansalay

Western Command (WESCOM) a. Placed all DRRM and HADR units and rescue equipment on standby for possible

deployment

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Central Command (CENTCOM) a. Directed lower units to conduct PDRA in coordination with the regional and local

DRRMCs and to undertake preparations ensure operational readiness of response units and forces

b. Declared Red Alert Status on 13 December 2015 c. Directed subordinate units to implement their respective HADR Plans in

coordination with local DRRMCs on 13 December 2015

63rd Infantry Battalion (IB), PA a. Deployed one (1) team from Bravo Company with one (1) KM250 truck at

Poblacion Mondragon, Northern Samar and one (1) team with one (1) KM250 truck at Poblacion Bonbon, Northern Samar to assist the MDRRMOs on 14 December 2015

20th IB, PA a. Deployed one (1) team with two (2) KM250 trucks at Palapag, Northern Samar

and one (1) team from Bravo Company with two (2) KM250 trucks at Lower Libertad, Gamay, Northern Samar to assist the MDRRMOs on 14 December 2015

TOG8 a. Prepositioned one (1) UH-1H helicopter at the headquarters for possible relief

and SRR operations

Headquarters, Philippine Army a. Directed the 525 Engineer Construction Battalion (ECB) to prepare for possible

augmentation to Unified Commands

Joint Task Force – NCR a. Prepositioned assets and ready for deployment

3. Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP)

BFP I a. Directed all BFP personnel to be ready on call anytime and extend the

necessary assistance in case of emergencies and other eventualities that may arise

b. Ensures the availability of fire/rescue/emergency medical personnel, apparatus, and auxiliary units that would suit all operational needs

c. Maintain vigilance and ensure prompt and effective delivery of basic emergency services

d. Directed all BFP operation units that no personnel will be on leave and to distribute information materials/flyers on disaster preparedness to the citizenry

e. Directed all BFP personnel of operation units to conduct “Ugnayan sa Barangay” particularly on the Basic Safety Tips on what to do during typhoon

f. Provides early warning to the citizenry by blowing the sirens of the rescue ambulance/fire trucks as the typhoon/flood is approaching their area

BFP II a. On Red Alert Status b. Alerted all responding units to coordinate with concerned authorities

regarding the monitoring of water level in their AOR. c. Ensured the availability of fire, rescue services, apparatus, and auxiliary units

suited for all operations needs.

BFP III a. All Operations are on Alert b. Activated Oplan PAGHALASA and Oplan LISTO c. Alerted all BFP stations for possible rescue and response activities d. Roving within AOR is being conducted per station. e. Coordinated with other government agencies such as RDRRMC, PDRRMO,

MDRRMO, PNP, LGU and others within their respective AOR.

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BFP IV-A a. Alerted all Provincial, City and Municipal Fire Stations to assist the

LDRRMCS and be on standby alert upon receipt of the RDRRMC IV-A advisory.

b. City/municipality fire marshals coordinate with Local Government Officials in-order to determine if there is need for personnel deployment that will serve as rescuers to affected areas.

BFP IV-B a. Constantly coordinates with MDRRMOs and LGUs. b. Alerted all BFP personnel for any disaster related response. c. Placed all response assets on standby d. Placed on Red Alert Status on 13 December 2015

BFP V a. Issued memorandum to all Provincial/City/Municipal Fire Marshals, Municipal

Fire Prevention Officers regarding Full Alert Status on 11 December 2015, 12:00 NN.

b. Activated OPLAN PAGHALASA (Paghahanda Laban sa Sakuna) with the following additional instructions:

All operating units shall undertake proactive steps in partnership and coordination with the R/P/C/MDRRMC, concerned AFP, PNP, LGUs and other government and non-government agencies relevant to the delivery of fire safety, rescue/emergency medical services and disaster related operations;

All officers and key personnel of BFP Offices must be ready on-call anytime and extend assistance in case of emergencies and other eventualities;

All officers shall ensure availability of fire/rescue/emergency medical personnel, apparatus and auxiliary units to suit operational needs;

All personnel must be present to ensure prompt and effective delivery of fire safety/rescue/emergency medical services and relief operations;

Fire Marshals shall ensure that required actions contained in the DILG OPLAN LISTO-LGU Disaster Preparedness Manual checklist will be properly undertaken; and

Fire Marshals shall observe Special Operations and Disaster Management under BFP Operational Procedures Manual.

4. Department of Agriculture (DA)

DA III a. Released an advisory that harvesting and drying activities in provinces with

crops in maturity phase is suspended due to rain showers.

DA IV-B a. Ensured the availability of buffer stock of planting material to replace damage

crops in DA Provincial Offices

5. Department of Environment and Natural Resources – Mines and Geosciences Bureau (DENR – MGB)

DENR – MGB III a. Issued advisory for Bulacan and all other areas for possible landslides.

DENR – MGB IV-A a. Issued advisories to identified landslides- and flood-prone areas.

6. Department of Education (DepEd)

a. Disseminated weather advisories to all DepEd local officials and DRRM Coordinators to coordinate with their respective LGUs for possible class suspension on 14 December 2015 via INFOboard text blast.

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b. Reiterated preemptive advisory to DepEd local officials and coordinators of Regions IV-A, IV-B, V, VI, VII, and VIII to inform school heads in their respective area of responsibility (AOR) to secure all school records and properties in preparation of the incoming TY “NONA”.

DepEd IV-A a. Ensures the availability of schools that can be utilized as evacuation centers. b. Activated the Operations Center to monitor weather updates and disseminate

it to all school heads. c. Prepared alternative Temporary Learning Space (TLS) to ensure continuity of

learning.

DepEd IV-B a. Sent advisories to schools to ready classrooms in case a need for evacuation

has occurred

7. Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG)

a. Informed/alerted concerned Governors, Mayors and LDRRMOs of incoming TY “NONA” through: personal calls, text blasts and emails.

b. Advised LGUs to activate pre-disaster monitoring teams. c. Directed Local Chief Executives (LCEs) to comply with disaster preparedness

protocols. d. Provided constant updates on weather alerts/advisories and projected track to

LGUs.

DILG I a. Continuously disseminates weather bulletins to LGUs through DILG

Provincial Directors regarding TY “NONA” b. Posts weather advisories through facebook for wider coverage. c. DILG Provincial Offices (POs) to ensure the serving of written notices to Local

Chief Executives (LCEs) as proof of service that DILG RO/POs notified the LGUs regarding the impending disaster.

d. Closely coordinates with OCD and four (4) provinces in their AOR.

DILG II a. Issued advisory to all DILG Provincial and City Offices and LDRRMOs to

activate their Operations Centers.

DILG III b. Issued advisory to all DILG Provincial/City Directors regarding the potential

risk areas that will be affected by the typhoon on 14 December 2015. c. Is on White Alert Status effective on 15 December 2015 and advised

Governor/Mayors and DILG personnel to observe all existing disaster protocols.

d. Issue advisories in the conduct of preemptive evacuation in critical areas and downstream barangay along Pampanga River to the Provinces of Bulacan, Nueva Ecija, Pampanga, and Tarlac as well as flash flood alert on 16 December 2015.

e. Issued potential risk areas for matrix for TS NONA and DILG-CODIX Hotdog to all provinces and cities.

DILG IV-A a. Assisted in the dissemination of NDRRMC weather advisories within their

AOR. b. Alerted all Local Government Operations Officers (LGOOs) to ensure the

preparedness of LGUs were undertaken. c. Issued Advisories to all DILG Provincial and City Directors, Cluster Officers,

Municipal Local Government Operations Officers, Provincial Governors, City/Municipal Mayors, Punong Barangays, and other concerned to activate their respective monitoring systems and advised all LDRRMCs in their AOR to undertake precautionary measures and other proactive actions for the possible effects of the Typhoon “NONA”.

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d. Ensured preparedness and in close coordination with Teresa, Rizal; San Andres, Quezon and Sampaloc, Quezon due to heavy rainfall

DILG IV-B a. Activated all DILG Provincial Operations Centers b. Activated the monitoring and reporting system of LGUs based on Operations

Listo. c. Disseminated NDRRMC weather advisories within their AOR. d. Advised all LGOOs to ensure that the preparedness of LGUs were

undertaken.

DILG V a. Implemented/operationalized Project Listo Protocols. b. Ensured the presence of LCEs in their respective stations to personally

supervise the preparatory measures to be undertaken by the LDRRMC as prescribed under Project Listo Protocols. Travels of LCEs, both local and foreign, are not allowed until such time that the tropical cyclone no longer poses threat in their respective localities.

c. Activated DRRM Operations Center/Monitoring Units. d. Prepositioned goods and necessary services. e. Ensured that communication "feedbacking" through various channels by

PDRRMOs is available. Back-up power supply shall be secured to prevent disruption of reporting to this level and RDRRM Operation Center.

f. Activated their Disaster Monitoring Team on 11 December 2015

DILG VI a. Activated the disaster monitoring and working system for TY “NONA”. b. Advised the PDRRMOs and CDRRMOs to activate their monitoring system c. Alerted LDRRMCs

DILG VIII a. Activated the Disaster Monitoring and Reporting System initiated by CODIX

and constant updating of the LGUs thru field offices. b. Monitored LGUs thru field offices in different provinces of the region thru all

means of communication. c. Triangulation on information/reports on damage assessed, affected families,

casualties and status of lifelines received. d. Close coordination with PNP and DOH for validation of information/updates. e. Participated in the aerial survey conducted in Northern Samar

DILG X a. Disseminated the warnings and bulletins to the LGUs. b. Operation Center on 24/7 and on standby for any eventualities

DILG CAR a. Advised all Local Chief Executive to introduced Oplan Listo as reference for

preparations. b. Ensured coordination with DSWD Provincial Directors to alert LGUs on the

potential threat of the typhoon.

DILG NIR c. Activated Alert Level Alpha

8. Department of Health (DOH)

a. On Code White Alert. b. Issued alert memorandum to affected regions c. Sent weather forecast to all stakeholders. d. Continuously monitors and provides updates regarding the weather

disturbance through Smart Infoboard. e. A total of ₱9,983,325.74 worth of logistics were prepositioned in Regions IV-

B, V, VI, VIII, and NCR and a total of ₱102,299,963.50 worth of logistics is present at DOH Regional Offices’ warehouse and DOH Central Office

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f. Operations Centers of regional offices and hospitals affected are activated and operate on a 24/7 basis

g. Checked adequacy of prepositioned medicines and logistics h. Ensured the availability of standby medical teams in the Regional and

Provincial DOH Offices and retained hospitals i. Reminded Regional and Provincial DOH Offices to attend DRRMC meetings

at all levels

DOH-HEMB j. Issued weather alert to all regional offices and weather updates to concerned

agencies and hospitals through Smart Infoboard

DOH I a. RESU-HEMS Pre Disaster Risk Assessment (PDRA) Core Group Meeting

at the Concord Building on December 14, 2015. b. Operations Center (OpCen) raised its status to “Code Blue Alert” and on

24-hour duty to monitor health events related to TY “NONA”. c. The four (4) Provincial DOH OpCen are likewise activated and on 8-5 PM

duty; Teams n-duty are ready for 24-hour shift if necessary and in direct coordination with their local DRRMCs and local units for needed assistance.

d. Alerted Cluster Heads of DOH RO1/Public Health Team for ready deployment and provision of technical assistance and logistics.

e. Prepositioned Drugs and Medicines to Provincial DOH Offices as of October 14, 2015:

Province Items Amount Ilocos Sur Ilocos Norte Pangasinan La Union

Assorted Drugs and Medicines

₱ 376, 018.60 468, 026.00 45, 613.00 330, 757.56

TOTAL ₱1,220, 415.16

f. Stockpile of Drugs and Medicines (Assorted): Unit Estimated Cost

Warehouse (General Supply) ₱ 25, 970,916.67

DOH III a. On Code White Alert. While DOH Retained Hospitals are on Code Blue Alert b. Advised all PDOHOs to continuously monitor the situation and to conduct

Rapid Health Assessment (RHA) at their AOR. c. Distributed Doxycycline and Aquatabs to the typhoon-affected areas. d. Provided Dignity Kits in the Provinces of Nueva Ecija (300 kits), Bulacan (200

kits), and Zambales (200 Kits). e. Advised LGUs to activate SPEED. f. Deployed RHA Team in the Provinces of Nueva Ecija and Aurora.

DOH IV-A g. Alerted all personnel to closely monitor weather conditions and any untoward

incident in the Region. h. Placed all health personnel and medical teams on stand-by and ready for

deployment. i. Ensured the availability of medicines and medical supplies to all DOH

Extension Offices. j. Prepositioned drugs and medicines:

Cavite: ₱485,500.00 Laguna: ₱348,413.50 Batangas: ₱440,495.00 Rizal: ₱886,820.00 Quezon: ₱612,410.00 DOH RO IV-A: ₱10,000,000

₱12,773,639

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DOH IV-B a. Raised Code White Alert b. Prepositioned assorted drugs and medicines in Provincial DOH Offices c. Continuously coordinates with DOH retained hospitals and other attached

agencies including entry and exit points. d. Advised PDOHOs to coordinate with HEMS-PHO for health emergencies

monitored and Ports Authority and advised nearby Port Health Facilities to be on standby for possible health assistance.

e. Coordinated with Philippine Air Force (PAF) 505 Search and Rescue (SAR) for the utilization of Air Medical Services in the region.

f. PHO Palawan prepositioned medicines and medical supplies in the Municipalities of Coron and Busuanga, Palawan.

DOH V a. On Code White Alert effective on 11 December 2015. b. Prepositioned logistics at Provincial DOH Offices amounting to ₱564,550.10 c. Ensured the availability of assorted drugs, medicines, and supplies for

distribution d. Continuously coordinates with PDOs, PHOs, and DOH retained hospitals in

relation to TY “NONA” e. Deployed nurses under Nurse Deployment Program of DOH to different

evacuation centers f. In coordination with PDOs, PHO’s and DOH Retained hospitals on actions

taken for TY “NONA”. g. In continuous monitoring of pre-emptive evacuation of different provinces in

the region. h. Deployed Rapid Health Assessment teams and NDP Nurses to different

evacuation centers. i. Prepositioned medicines to PDOs worth P564,550.10 j. Augmentation to PHO Albay (Folding beds and Hygiene kits 120pcs) worth

₱43,028.40 and to PHO Sorsogon (Hygiene kits 100 pcs) worth ₱23,357.00.

DOH VIII a. Raised Code White Alert b. Activated their Operations Center with standby response teams c. Health Information Management closely monitors the weather status d. Coordinates with RDRRMC member agencies and field counterparts

DOH NCR a. Prepositioned assorted medicines (4,000/district) worth ₱3,000,000.00

9. Department of Science and Technology (DOST)

DOST IV-A a. Closely monitors the weather Early Warning System (EWS) within their AOR b. Utilized Project HANDA Text Blast to continuously disseminate weather

advisories.

10. Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH)

DPWH IV-A

a. Activated DRRM Teams in all district offices in the region. b. Placed all heavy equipment and assets on standby. c. Continuously monitors the status of national roads in the region.

DPWH IV-B a. Activated Motor Vehicle User Charge (MVUC) and maintenance crew of

District Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Teams to monitor condition of national roads and bridges and other infrastructures facilities.

b. Placed equipments on standby for possible mobilization. c. Maintenance Point Persons of the District Offices were deployed on their

respective area of assignment, assessing possible effect of the typhoon.

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DPWH V a. In continuous monitoring of the situation. b. DRRM teams on continuous monitoring and are on standby and ready for

deployment. c. All national roads and bridges are passable.

DPWH VIII a. Prepositioned equipment and vehicle at DPWH District Engineering Offices

DPWH CAR a. Continuously monitors road conditions in the region. b. Prepositioned heavy equipment for possible clearing operations.

DPWH NCR c. Recommended to stop deep excavation activities, secure on-going

construction of high-rise buildings, and alert flood prone areas

11. Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD)

a. Prepositioned a total of ₱707,871,861.62 standby funds, 297,768 family food packs, and ₱196,300,713.08 worth of food and non-food items available at the Field Offices in Regions III, IV-A, IV-B, V, VI, VII, VIII, NCR, and National Resource Operations Center (NROC) as of 14 December 2015:

REGION STANDBY FUNDS (₱)

STOCKPILE COSTS Family Packs

Food (₱) Non-Food (₱) Quantity Total Cost

TOTAL 707,871,861.62 297,768 98,878,181.08 93,529,625.82 102,771,087.26 NCR 3,030,605.00 80 29,496.00 3,180,977.31 1,113,342.75

III 3,087,451.27 20,867 7,303,450.00 222,604.80 144,878.56 IV-A 1,956,192.55 14,700 4,948,900.00 1,038,267.60 5,056,857.84 IV-B 4,174,331.05 8,855 2,961,937.90 5,140,792.94 1,170,940.61

V 3,039,000.00 28,465 11,556,790.00 6,757,400.00 20,350,752.42 VI 5,726,500.00 23,065 7,842,231.00 9,956,335.00 1,145,279.45 VII 6,031,892.87 38,112 7,769,764.00 24,757,705.00 15,860,696.60 VIII 3,006,063.00 13,882 6,385,720.00 - 1,099,380.00

CARAGA 8,603,503.88 13,598 5,950,176.02 1,399,368.06 4,568,658.74 NROC 669,216,322.00 136,144 44,129,716.16 41,076,175.11 52,260,300.29

DSWD I a. Placed Quick Action Response Teams (QART) on standby for possible

deployment. b. Regular monitors and conducts inventory of stockpile and prepositioned

goods

DSWD II a. Prepositioned 9,500 FFPs in different municipalities of four (4) provinces of

the region. b. The Field Office has available standby funds amounting to PhP13,773,654.43

and 25,274 FFPs stockpile and other available goods consisting of 378 cases of corned beef, 230 cases of sausage, 49 cases of sardines, 1,1158 sacks of NFA rice and 3,696 ready-to-eat food (RTEF) and additional 34,774 FFPs are available for augmentation support to the affected localities.

c. Disaster Management Response Teams (DMRTs) of the Field Office, SWD Teams and P/CMATs are regularly provided with advisories on the progress of the monsoon rains since December 14, 2015 and reminded of their responsibilities.

d. Regular monitors and conducts inventory of stockpile and prepositioned goods.

DSWD III a. Packed 1,525 Family Food Packs. b. Coordinated and validated reports of affected individuals and families.

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DSWD IV-A a. Alerted all Social Welfare and Development (SWAD) teams to monitor their

respective areas. b. Ensures the availability of Disaster Assistance and Family Access Card

(DAFAC) to master list the possible affected families. c. Continuously monitors the status of the tropical cyclone d. Activated all Regional/Provincial Quick Response Teams (R/PQRTs) to

monitor the weather disturbance. e. Prepositioned 1,000 FFPs in Batangas on 15 December 2015

DSWD IV-B a. Activated Field Offices Crisis Intervention/Quick Response Teams to monitor

the situation. b. Prepositioned food and non-food items in geographically isolated depressed

areas c. Prepositioned relief goods in Coron, Palawan

DSWD V a. Placed SWAD teams in six (6) provinces on standby b. SWAD teams are continuously coordinating with P/C/MDRRMOs c. Prepositioned a total 8,000 family food packs in Matnog and Castilla,

Sorsogon, Tinambad and 3rd district of Camarines Sur, and Guinobatan, Albay

d. Prepositioned a total of 8,000 FFPs in the following municipalities: Matnog, Sorsogon – 2,000 FFPs Castilla, Sorsogon – 1,000 FFPs Tinambac, Camarines Sur – 1,000 FFPs Guinobatan, Albay – 3,000 FFPs 3rd District of Camarines Sur – 2,000 FFPs

DSWD VI a. Prepositioned a total of 30,661 family food worth ₱370.00/pack (assorted

canned goods and noodles). b. Allocated Quick Response Fund (QRF) amounting to ₱5,400,000.00 c. Ensured the availability of standby stocks of 130 sacks of rice for the 1st

District of Iloilo and 25 kilos of rice/family for island barangays

DSWD VIII a. Mobilized filed staff to assist in the conduct of rapid assessment b. Activated the Quick Response Team at the field office on 24/7 operation to

render disaster monitoring and response duty. c. Delivered relief goods/commodities both food and non-food for distribution to

affected families. d. Deployed staff of Office of Civil Defense (24/7) duty along with other

RDRRMC member agencies to monitor the effects of typhoon e. Alerted the Social Welfare and Development (SWAD) Team in the provinces

DSWD CAR a. Prepared and prepositioned family food packs in the provincial offices.

DSWD NCR b. Alerted disaster teams for possible response operation. c. Prepositioned 6,680 family food packs, 5,000 mats, and 4,932 blankets

DSWD CARAGA a. Alerted Provincial and Municipal Action Teams (P/MATs) b. PSWDO and PDDMC of the Province of Dinagat Islands have stockpile of

2,000 family food packs c. Prepositioned a total of 8,000 family food packs to Loreto, Tubajon, and Libjo

in the Province of Dinagat Islands, and Burgos, Socorro, Pilar, and Dapa in Surigao del Norte

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12. Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA)

a. Placed composite teams on standby.

13. National Food Authority (NFA)

a. Activated Operations Center (OpCen) to ensure ready assistance b. Constant market monitoring is being undertaken. To date, no reported

increase in prices of commercial rice. c. Regular coordination with LGUs and other relief agencies d. Ensured NFA warehouses in areas affected by TY “NONA: have sufficient

stock inventory for rice issuances/withdrawals for relief operations.

14. National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP)

a. Ensures the reliability of communications equipment, availability of hardware materials and supplies necessary for the repair of damages to facilities, as well as the positioning of line crews in strategic areas, to facilitate immediate restoration work.

15. Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA)

a. Continuously monitors the situation and disseminates Weather Advisories, Severe Weather Bulletins, and 24-hour Public Weather Forecast.

PAGASA V a. Ensures the provision of weather updates / advisories including

localized updates. b. Conducts continuous weather monitoring

PAGASA Baguio Station a. Continuously monitors the situation and disseminates Weather Advisories,

Severe Weather Bulletins, and 24-hour Public Weather Forecast to OCD CAR Operations Center, council members, and member agencies.

16. Philippine Coast Guard (PCG)

a. Activated a total of 143 Teams with assets in seven (7) stations/substations and for possible deployment

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

PCG District Northwestern Luzon (CGDNWLZN) a. Placed all district operations centers and Water, Search and Rescue

(WASAR) Teams on standby. b. Implemented the policy of preventing fisher folks and other small sea vessels

from venturing out the sea given the threat of big waves in coordination with local leaders.

PCG Southern Tagalog (STL) / NCR a. PCG-STL/NCR on standby alert mode with assets ready for deployment to

flood prone and coastal areas. b. Continuously coordinates with coastal barangays and LDRRMOs. c. Monitors the maritime situation to avert maritime emergencies/ incidents. d. Activated Deployable Response Group and closely monitoring the movement

of TY “NONA”. e. Placed three (3) Deployable Response Group (DRG) with four (4) rubber

boats, diving equipment, and two (2) aluminum boats on standby and ready for deployment

f. Directed all units to make maximum information drive to all coastal barangays g. Directed all units to strictly observe the guidelines on movement of vessels

during bad weather conditions

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PCG District Palawan a. Placed rescue boats and other assets on standby b. Advised all CG Stations and Substations to ensure strict implementation of

guidelines on the movement of vessels during bad weather c. Advised all response groups of the Coast Guard Special Forces Unit to place

all floating assets on standby d. Ensured that all CG stations and personnel are ready for deployment in any

areas affected by TY NONA e. Reminded all frontline units of stations in the province to have discretion in

the cancelation of sailing

PCG Bicol a. Placed on heightened alert b. Ensured that all assets are ready for deployment. c. All Coast Guard stations have coordinated with all LGU's in their respective

Area of Responsibility (AORs). d. Attended PDRA meeting for TY “NONA”. e. Issued directives to all PCGDB substations to advice all vessels plying in

respective AOR not to venture out into the sea and make necessary coordination with P/MDRRMO and local radio broadcaster for the dissemination of the said information.

PCG District Western Visayas a. Enforced the suspension of voyage of all watercrafts/vessels bound for Cebu,

Batangas, Manila, and other destinations north of Panay Island b. Lifted the suspension of trips from Iloilo to Bacolod at 9:00 AM, 14 December

2015

Coast Guard Station – Iloilo a. Enforced the suspension of voyage of all vessels bound for Cebu, Batangas,

Manila and other destinations north of the Panay Island Area due to the passage of TY “NONA” on 13 December 2015

Coast Guard Station – Roxas City a. Cancelled trips of passenger vessels to ensure safety of seafarers and

passengers

Coast Guard Station – Surigao City a. Suspended all types of sea vessel trips and other sea activities over the

Province of Dinagat Islands and Siargao Islands

17. Philippine Information Agency (PIA)

PIA II a. Regular monitoring of weather bulletins and disseminated the information to

the public.

PIA IV-A b. Assists RDRRMC IV-A in the dissemination of advisories and provision of

updates.

PIA VI a. Continuously uses their TextPlus program to relay information and answer

queries. b. Utilized Infoboard and social media accounts in posting relevant information

to help people in preparing for possible disaster. c. Provides daily updates through their website and local newspaper.

18. Philippine National Police (PNP)

PNP IV-A a. Directed all Provincial Directors, Chiefs of Police to prepare assets and place

on standby for possible deployment, coordinate with LDRRMCs and force multipliers, and activate their respective Disaster Operations Centers.

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b. Placed Regional Public Safety Battalion Search and Rescue personnel on standby.

c. Alerted SAR Teams and other PNP personnel for rapid deployment.

PNP IV-B a. Alerted all Police Provincial Office down to their lower units. b. The Regional Tactical Operations Center (RTOC) was converted to Regional

Disaster Operations Center (RDOC) on 13 December 2015 c. Activated the PRO MIMAROPA Disaster Incident Management Task Group d. Placed SAR teams on standby and ready for deployment e. PPOs/CPOs disseminates information regarding TY NONA

PNP V a. Heightened alert status to full alert b. Conducted inventory of Disaster Response Units (DRUs) c. Activated the holding areas for stranded vehicles in Matnog, Irosin, Juban,

and Casiguran Municipal Police Stations and Sorsogon City Police Station d. Directed lower units to coordinate with their respective LDRRMCs e. Directed Police Provincial Offices (PPOs) and CPO to identify staging areas,

evacuation routes, and evacuation centers f. Directed PPOs and CPO to conduct inventory of SAR teams and assets

Sorsogon PPO a. Alerted personnel to provide police visibility in vacated areas in case of

evacuation and to provide security at designated evacuation centers. b. Ensured readiness of SAR equipment and supplies. c. Placed patrol cars on standby for possible evacuation and warning

system.

Catanduanes PPO a. A total of 113 SAR assets are made available.

PNP VIII a. Closely coordinates with PPOs and Municipal and City Police Stations b. Placed SAR team on standby and ready for deployment

NCRPO a. Placed manpower and equipment on standby alert status

19. Philippine Red Cross (PRC)

PRC Albay-Legazpi a. Staff and volunteer on standby mode b. Prepositioned food items for possible distribution to evacuees c. 2LMS on standby for water support.

B. REGIONAL / RDRRMC

a. RDRRMCs I, II, III, IV-A, IV-B, V, VI, VII, VIII, X, CAR, Caraga, NCR, and NIR ccontinuously disseminates weather advisories to RDRRMC member-agencies, P/C/MDRRMCs, and local media (radio stations) though OCDRC Infoboard Text Blast System, and upload the same to social accounts to effectively ensure public safety and achieve zero-casualty; alerted and closely coordinates with all PDRRMCs and RDRRMC member-agencies for possible rescue, relief, and other response operations relative to the weather disturbance; and continuously monitors the situation in their respective AORs.

b. RDRRMCs IV-A, V, VI, NCR, and CAR conducted Pre-Disaster Risk Assessment (PDRA) meetings in preparation for the effects of Typhoon “NONA”

1. RDRRMC / OCD I

a. Prepared and submitted Preparedness Measures re: TY “NONA” to OCD Central Office.

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b. Requested all PDRRMCs and RDRRMC Member Agencies to be on standby for possible rescue, relief and other response operations relative to the present weather disturbance.

c. Issued Memoranda re: Notice of Activation to BLUE ALERT STATUS of RDRRMC1 Operations Center on 15 December 2015 and Submission of Preparedness Measures re: TY “NONA”.

d. Conducted PDRA meeting on 14 December 2015, 10:30 AM at Concord Building, Camp BGen Oscar M Florendo, Barangay Parian, San Fernando City, La Union.

e. Raised Alert Status from Blue to Red Alert and disseminated to all RDRRMC Member Agencies and PDRRMOs.

PDRRMCs Pangasinan, La Union, Ilocos Sur, Ilocos Norte a. Placed Operations Centers on standby. b. Conducts warning dissemination to communities and to local radio

stations.

PDRRMC Ilocos Norte a. Informed all organic heads of the Provincial Government of Ilocos Norte

and to PDRRMC Ilocos Norte member-agencies to monitor their AOR. b. Advised Provincial Engineering Office (PEO) to ready equipment and the

Provincial Social Welfare and Development Officer (PSWDO) to check available relief goods and evacuation centers, and health emergency management system.

c. Advised agriculture office to monitor production areas on corn, mango, tobacco, fisheries, and livestock.

PDRRMC La Union a. Prepositioned assets ready for deployment and relief goods ready for

distribution. b. Placed their Medical Response Team on standby and ready for

deployment. c. Continuously monitors the possible effects of TY “NONA” in the province. d. Alert Status elevated from Blue to Red e. Rescue teams and rescue equipment on standby f. Informed MDRRMOs and partner agencies of current alert status

PDRRMC Ilocos Sur a. Advised City/Municipal DRRM Councils to preposition their assets and

equipment for possible deployment. b. Alerted municipalities together with member agencies and informed the

governor. c. Placed rescue teams on standby and ready for mobilization.

PDRRMC Pangasinan a. Continuously monitors the weather situation and the San Roque Water

Dam elevation b. On standby to attend phone calls of any untoward incidents that may

need assistance of the PDRRMC. c. Clustering of Disaster Response and Rescue Teams (DRRT) and d. Prepositioned disaster assets and equipment. e. Conducts stockpiling of relief goods, medicines, and other basic materials. f. Advised all fishermen within coastal Municipalities/Barangays, through

their LCEs/Barangay Chairmen, not to venture out of the sea during inclement weather.

g. Implemented Preparedness Plan dubbed as “Oplan Kahandaan Para Sa Bagyong “Nona” in order to attain Zero-Casualty.

h. Activated Pangasinan PDRRMC to Blue Alert. PDRRMO already alerted Human Society Cluster as well as C/MDRRMOs of hazard prone areas to stay on guard since 14 December 2015.

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MDRRMC Alcala a. Implemented it Preparedness Plan “OPLAN ALCALA”.

MDRRMC Bolinao a. On Red Alert Status. b. Continuous dissemination of weather updates to all BDRRMCs

2. RDRRMC / OCD II

a. OCDRC2 is on Red Alert Status. b. Coordinated with Local DRRMCs re situation in their respective AORs and

their preparedness measures to be undertaken. c. Alerted Local DRRMCs for possible occurrence of any emergency. d. Conducted PDRA Meeting re continuous rains on 17 December 2015.

PDRRMC Cagayan a. On 24/7 monitoring of the situation in the AOR

Tuguegarao City DRRMC a. Activated ICS effective 17 December 2015, 8:00AM b. CDRRMC Operations Center disseminated advisories re possible

flooding to all DRRMCs and other stakeholders, and BLGUs through SMS for further dissemination of their respective Barangay DRRM Committee

c. Directed BDRRMCs concerned to undertake precautionary measures in their areas of responsibility (AOR) through SMS Blast and subsequently advised BDRRMCs to initiate pre-emptive evacuation of families in low-lying areas and flash flood risk areas, is situation warrants

d. Positioned task force at Rescue 1111 Outpost and initial clearing operation was conducted

e. Positioned barricades at Pinacanauan Bridge and intersections of Teresa Avenue

f. Prepositioned heavy equipment at Rescue 1111 Outpost g. Continuous and close monitoring of installed rain gauge, water level

monitoring stations and advisories from OCD/DOST-PAGASA h. Conducted initial relief operation at Centro 10

Peñablanca DRRMC a. On 24/7 monitoring of the situation b. Rescue 24 is on alert status

PDRRMC Isabela a. 24/7 monitoring of the situation in the AOR

Ilagan City DRRMC a. Continuous monitoring of AOR b. Continuous dissemination of alerts, warnings and updates to the public

for possible landslides, flooding on low-lying areas via text message, 2-way radio and LED information board

c. Continuous monitoring of water level, bridges and high risk barangays d. Continuous weather and forecast monitoring e. Preparation of ready-to-eat/cooked food for the evacuees f. Provision of canopies at temporary camps for the evacuees

Cauayan City DRRMC a. Continuous monitoring of weather updates on PAGASA-DOST website b. Continuous monitoring of rainfall gauges on Project NOAH and

Weather Philippines websites, status of roads and bridges, water level of Magat Dam,

c. Plotting of storm track gathered from PAGASA website on CDRRMO monitoring board and monitoring form

d. CBDRRMO members are already alerted for possible evacuation e. Maintained all communications/hotlines open

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PDRRMC Quirino a. 24/7 monitoring of the situation in the AOR

PDRRMC Nueva Vizcaya a. Activated PDRRMC b. Alerted all MDRRMCs c. Continuous monitoring of water level d. Prepositioned of heavy equipment for road clearing operations e. Rescue teams on standby alert f. Relief goods readily available g. 24/7 monitoring of the situation in the AOR

3. RDRRMC / OCD III

a. Emergency Operation Center alert status was upgraded from WHITE to Blue Alert Status effective 8:00AM of 12 December 2015. Effective 5:00 AM, 16 December 2015, OCD III Alert Status was upgraded from BLUE to RED Alert Status.

b. PDRA Meeting was conducted on 16 December 2015, 11:30 AM. c. Disseminated bulletins, warnings, and advisories to all corned Local Chief

Executives, Local DRRM Officers and Regional DRRMCs thru SMART Infoboard, facsimile and email.

PDRRMCs Aurora, Bulacan, Bataan, Nueva Ecija, Pampanga, and Zambales a. In close monitoring of the situation. b. Disseminated NDRRMC and PAGASA on Weather Bulletin, Gale Warnings

and General Flood Advisories to all DRRM and PDRRMC Member Agencies thru social media, SMS and radios

PDRRMC Aurora a. Conducted Pre-emptive Evacuation in Baler, Aurora due to heavy rainfall and

rise of water level.

PDRRMC Bataan a. In continuous coordination with RDRRMC member-agencies. b. Activated the Emergency Operation Center (EOC) for continuous monitoring c. All resources and response teams were prepositioned and are on standby d. Advised all DRRM and concerned agencies to report any eventuality e. In continuous monitoring of critical areas on flooding/landslide in their

respective AOR. f. Advised to conduct pre-emptive evacuation if necessary.

PDRRMC Bulacan a. PDRRMO/Bulacan Rescue Staff conducted meeting in preparation for the

incoming TY NONA (using PDRA & Operation LISTO) Dec. 14, 2015 at 8:30 AM

b. At 5:00 PM, 13 December 2015, the Province of Bulacan is included in DILG Operation Listo-ALPHA that need minimum critical preparation.

c. PDRRMC OpCen is in continued coordination with Cities / Municipalities / BFP / PNP / Rescue Teams and other concerned agencies.

d. Monitoring of the situation thru radio, fax, telephone, mobile messages and FB Account

PDRRMC Nueva Ecija a. PDRRMC has been activated as early as December 14, 2015 while DILG

Provincial Monitoring Operations Center was activated on 16 December 2015 to closely monitor the present weather conditions in the province.

b. DPWH NEED 1 and DPWH NEED 2 were prepositioned in Barangay Labi, Bongabon and Barangay Putlan, Carranglan respectively as stand-by for possible road clearing operations due to landslide or mud flows.

c. Established sub-central command post in Jaen and Cabiao.

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PDRRMC Pampanga a. In continuous monitoring and close coordination with PRFFWC on the

tributaries of the Pampanga River Basin in Tarlac and Nueva Ecija that may affect Pampanga River Tributaries’ water levels.

b. Prepositioned Disaster Response Equipment and Manpower on stand-by 24/7 at the PDRRM OpCen.

c. Guagua MDRRMC activated LDRRMC Operations Center and convened LDRRM Council

d. Release 2000 empty sacks to the Municipality of San Simon for pre-emptive sandbagging.

e. Conducted pre-emptive sandbagging at Barangay Sucad Dike, Apalit. f. Prepared and prepositioned disaster response equipment and manpower on

standby at PDRRMO Operations Center. g. Conducted disaster monitoring at PDRRMO Operations Center, Sindalan.

PDRRMC Tarlac a. PDRRMC is on red alert status effective 8:00 AM, 15 December 2015 to

closely monitor the situation. b. Alerted all MDRRMC’s re: for possible effects of “TY NONA” and create plan

for emergency situation and/or disaster management for implementation. c. In close coordination with all DRRMO to regularly monitor the situation in their

respective AOR.

4. RDRRMC / OCD IV-A

a. OCD-RDRRMOC IV-A on heightened alert. b. Disseminated RDRRMC IV-A memorandum regarding Preparations for TY

“NONA” to RDRRMC member agencies and the CALABARZON LDRRMOS. c. Conducts continuous monitoring and coordination with CALABARZON

PDRRMCs regarding weather situation and any untoward incidents. d. Reminded DRRMCs to continuously disseminate NDRRMC/RDRRMC

advisories through local/community leaders and/or local media to inform/warn communities, particularly residents in low-lying areas, near mountain slopes and coastal areas of possible flooding/flashfloods, landslides, storm surges and big waves.

e. RDRRMC Response Agencies (DILG, DSWD, 202nd BDE Communications Team, PCG-STL) on-duty at the RDRRMC IV-A Operations Center since 14 December 2015.

PDRRMCs Cavite, Laguna, Batangas, Rizal and Quezon a. Placed their Operations Center on heightened alert. b. Placed SRR Teams on standby alert and ready for deployment. c. Instructed City and Municipal DRRMOs to alert LGUs on identified

landslide-prone, flood-prone, and low-lying areas. d. Activated contingency plans for the tropical cyclone.

PDRRMC Cavite a. Conducted PDRA on 14 December 2015 b. Conducted Provincial Council Meeting on 15 December 2015. c. Prepositioned rescue equipment and personnel at Imus OpCen for

possible utilization in lowland LGUs and in Trece Matirez for upland LGUs.

PDRRMC Quezon a. Prepositioned Tactical Operations Group 4 resources: one (1) SAR

Team on standby, one (1) SAR Team on call and one (1) rubber boat ready for utilization.

5. RDRRMC / OCD IV-B

a. Placed their OpCen on Red Alert Status on 13 December 2015, 12:00 NN, for close coordination and monitoring of TY “NONA”.

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b. Issued Memorandum to RDRRMC Member agencies regarding the alert status and advised DRR focal person to render duty at OCD MIMAROPA OpCen on 14 December 2015.

c. Deployed personnel in Oriental Mindoro and Palawan for emergency monitoring and logistics support

d. Issued memorandum to P/C/MDRRMCs regarding the conduct of pre-emptive evacuation and the implementation of the No Sail Policy on 14 December 2015.

e. In coordination with PDRRMO Oriental Mindoro, City Public Safety Department Calapan City, PRC Oriental Mindoro Chapter and Philippine Ports Authority in connection with the preparation for TY “NONA”.

f. Coordinated with the CDRRMO, Calapan City, Oriental Mindoro and PRC, Oriental Mindoro Chapter for the food assistance to be provided to stranded passengers in Calapan City Port and Dangay Port.

g. Provided food assistance to responders and PDRRMC member-agencies of the Province and the City of Calapan who rendered 24/7 services in the Operation Center.

PDRRMC Cavite a. Prepositioned rescue equipment and personnel at Imus OpCen for

lowland LGUs and at Trece Martirez for upland LGUs.

PDRRMC Laguna a. Briefed and distributed additional medical supplies to deployed SAR and

Medical Teams.

PDRRMC Romblon a. Activated their OpCen b. Closely monitors the situation in their AOR c. Placed responders on standby. d. Disseminated weather advisories to LGUs

PDRRMC Palawan b. Advised all QRTs to be on standby and ready for deployment and

prepositioned relief goods in Coron

MDRRMC Coron a. Instructed the Municipal Engineer to prepare the vehicles for

evacuation and to trim the trees to avoid incident. b. Implemented No Sail Policy and continuous price monitoring. c. Prepared all possible evacuation centers in barangay. d. Instructed Philippine Coast Guard, Philippine National Police, Maritime

and Bureau of Fire protection to be on full alert.

PDRRMCs Marinduque, Oriental Mindoro, Occidental Mindoro, and Palawan and MDRRMCs Looc, Occidental Mindoro, Alcantara, Sta. Fe, Corcuera, and Ferrol, Romblon; Mogpog, Boac, Sta Cruz, Gasan, Buenavista, and Torrijos, Marinduque; Calapan and Victoria, Oriental Mindoro; Rizal and Lubang Occidental Mindoro; and Taytay, Roxas, Busuanga, and San Vicente Palawan a. Convened in preparation for Typhoon “NONA”

MDRRMCs Mogpog, Sta Cruz, Gasan, and Buenavista, Marinduque; Ferrol and San Jose, Romblon; and Pola, Oriental Mindoro a. Conducted pre-emptive evacuation of families along coastal barangays

MDRRMC Looc, Occidental Mindoro a. Implemented the No Sail Policy on 14 December 2015 b. Advised BDRRMCs to activate and prepare their evacuation plan

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MDRRMCs Alcantara, Romblon; Gasan, Buenavista, and Torrijos, Marinduque; Taytay, Roxas and Busuanga, Palawan; Victoria, Oriental Mindoro; and San Vicente, Palawan a. Activated their Operations Center for coordination and monitoring of TY

NONA

MDRRMC Busuanga, Palawan a. Issued No Sail Policy to all fisher folks

b. Advised all barangays in their AOR to activate their operations center

MDRRMC San Vicente, Palawan a. Alerted BDRRMCs for possible occurrence of storm surges

MDRRMC San Agustin, Romblon a. Issued directive to all Barangay Chairmen regarding preventive measures

for Typhoon “NONA”

MDRRMC Victoria, Oriental Mindoro a. Advised families near the lake for possible occurrence of storm surges

MDRRMC Najuan, Oriental Mindoro a. Advised the implementation of No Sail Policy to all coastal communities

CDRRMC Calapan, Oriental, Mindoro a. Advised coastal barangays regarding the possible effects of TY NONA

b. Prepositioned rescue equipment, heavy equipment, and disaster relief supplies

c. Continuously monitors the water level in Bucayao River

d. Activated Operation Listo and evacuation center

e. Continuously monitors the stranded passengers in Calapan City Port

f. Activated their Early warning system

LGUs MIMAROPA a. Activated their respective Operations Centers at 5:00 AM, 14 December

2015

6. RDRRMC / OCD V

a. Issued Memo to RDRRMC Response Agencies and LDRRMCs to be on standby alert.

b. Raised to Red Alert Status effective on 11 December 2015, 8:00 AM. c. Continuously coordinates with PDRRMCs regarding weather situation and

advised to closely monitor situation and advised to closely monitor situation especially in low-lying areas and report any untoward incident in connection with the latest weather disturbance.

d. Conducted communication exercises together with PDRRMOs. e. Provided logistical support to the members of RDRRMC Response Cluster

and RDRRM Operation Center Bicol. f. Coordinated with PDRA Core Group and Response Cluster for follow-up

Meeting for TY “NONA” and prepositioning of assets and personnel g. Conducted executive updates meeting with the OCD Administrator via Skype

regarding TY NONA h. Conducted mustering of response assets and accounting of personnel i. Activated their satellite phones j. Prepositioned 5-day food and other supplies for OCD-RDRRMC V Operations

Center duty personnel and assisting agency liason officers k. Established back-up VHF radio communications with the Province of

Catanduanes l. Provided fuel, oil, and lubricant (FOL) support, meals, communication, and

evacuation safety lines to Bicol RDRRMC response agencies m. OCD V Regional Director conducted ocular visit in the Province of Sorsogon

on 14 December 2015 n. Conducted media briefing at Albay Public Safety and Emergency

Management Office (APSEMO) regarding TY NONA

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o. Deployed Regional RDANA Team to Sorsogon Province. p. Conducted RDRRMC Bicol Response Cluster Emergency Meeting on 16

December 2015.

PDRRMCs Albay, Camarines Provinces, Catanduanes, Masbate, Sorsogon and CDRRMC Naga

a. Closely monitors the situation in their respective AORs and the new developments of the weather disturbance.

b. Disseminates weather advisories in their respective AORs

PDRRMC Albay a. Issued PDRRMC Advisories on 12 and 13 December 2015 b. Advised LCEs/LDRRMCs/LDRRMOs to be on alert and monitoring status

and ready for activation. c. Advised farmers to harvest while the weather is still favorable. d. Suspended all “Karangahan” activities e. Advised all C/M/BDRRMCs to conduct an emergency meeting to assess

hazards and risks, evaluate capabilities on local warning, communication, transportation, security, health, and relief operations

f. Advised the communities to remove all potential flying objects including Christmas decorations and not to cross swollen rivers to achieve zero casualty

PDRRMC Camarines Norte a. Convened and activated the PDRRMO on 14 December 2015

b. Suspended classes from pre-school to secondary level

PDRRMC Camarines Sur a. Activated ICS and their satellite operations centers

b. Issued directives regarding raising of Red Alert status, suspension of classes and work, dissemination of advisories, trimming of trees along national highways, implementation of no sail and swimming policy, and conduct of forced evacuation

c. Prepositioned goods to Municipalities of San Jose, Tinambac, Garchitorena, Bato, Ragay, Balatan, and Caramoan

CDRRMC Naga a. Raised to Blue Alert Status on 11 December 2015, 6:00 PM b. Activated LDRRMO and Disaster Emergency Operations center (DEOC)

7. RDRRMC / OCD VI

a. Raised to Red Alert Status

LDRRMCs Guimaras, Aklan, Antique, Capiz, Iloilo and CDRRMC Iloilo City a. Closely monitors the situation and new developments of the weather

disturbance in their respective AORs b. Ensures dissemination of weather advisories in their AORs

PDRRMC Antique a. Conducted a PDRA meeting in preparation for Typhoon “NONA”

PDRRMC Aklan a. Conducted an Emergency Meeting involving MDRRMOs

b. Activated their DRRMC Operations Center and operates on a 24/7 basis

c. Conducted PDRA meeting on 14 December 2015

d. Three (3) Aklan Response Teams are on standby

e. PSWDO Aklan prepositioned 900 food packs

MDRRMC Malay a. Conducted an Emergency Meeting in preparation for Typhoon NONA

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LGU Capiz a. The Province of Capiz Governor advised all concerned agencies to be on

alert and ready for possible deployment and all C/MDRRMOs to monitor their respective AORs

8. RDRRMC / OCD VII

a. Coordinated with PDRRMOs Cebu, Bohol, and Siquijor regarding preparations undertaken in relation to Typhoon “NONA”

b. Coordinated with PCG Central Visayas for information on suspension of sea trips and stranded passengers

c. On Red Alert Status as of 8:00 AM, 14 December 2015

d. Alerted PDRRM Officers along the track of Typhoon NONA

e. Advised all DRRM Chairmen to undertake preparedness activities and preposition resources

f. Encouraged local DRRMCs to establish their Emergency Operations Centers and operate on a 24/7 basis

PDRRMOs Cebu, Bohol, and Siquijor a. Monitored weather updates and sent advisories to City/Municipal Mayors and

DRRM Officers within their AOR

b. Prepositioned SAR equipment and volunteers within their DRRM Offices for possible operations to be undertaken

CDRRMC Bogo, Cebu a. Alerted BDRRM Committees b. Placed on standby and monitors the situation in their Emergency Operations

Center

MDRRMCs Santa Fe and Bantayan, and San Remegio, Cebu a. Conducted DRRM council meeting

b. Placed on standby alert status

MDRRMC Madridejos, Cebu a. Placed on Red Alert Status

9. RDRRMC / OCD VIII

a. Activated the RDRRMC Emergency Operations Center b. Activated the Regional Incident Management Team at the RDRRMC-EOC c. Coordinated with the Provincial Administrator of Northern Samar

PDRRMO Southern Leyte a. Advised local fishermen not venture out into the sea

b. Alerted residents at coastal areas and areas adjacent to riverbanks for possible waves and flooding

PDRRMO Eastern Samar a. Convened the PDRRMC and TWG and revisited/reviewed their

Contingency Plans and hazard risk maps

b. Activated the organized Emergency Response Teams

c. Activated their Emergency Operations Center

d. Activated the Incident Command System

e. Assessed the identified evacuation centers soundness

f. Issued prohibition of sea voyage and fishing

g. Advised LGUs through the MDRRMOs to conduct pre-emptive/forced evacuation in flood and landslide prone areas

h. Issued advisory to commuters going in and out of the province to cancel their travel

PDRRMO Northern Samar a. Convened the PDRRMC and activated their Operations Center on 13

December 2015 b. Implemented forced evacuation in areas along the coast c. Suspended classes in all levels

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PDRRMO Biliran a. Suspended classes in all levels

CDRRMO Ormoc a. Placed rescue teams on standby and ready for deployment b. Sent reminders to Barangay Chairmen to monitor their respective AORs

c. Convened the CDRRMC on 14 December 2015

MDRRMO Jaro, Leyte a. Closely monitors the Mainit River

MDRRMO Alang-alang, Leyte a. Closely monitors the Dapdap River

MDRRMO Liloan, Southern Leyte a. Convened the MDRRMC on 14 December, 2:00 PM

b. Closely monitors the barangays in their AOR

c. Enhanced police visibility in port area

10. RDRRMC / OCD XIII (CARAGA)

a. Advised RDRRMC OpCen member agencies to be on alert for possible untoward incident.

b. Advised LDRRMCs to disseminate information regarding TY “NONA”.

11. RDRRMC / OCD CAR

a. Intensified information dissemination of early warnings to the local councils, media and the general public.

b. Alerted the Response Cluster for any possible eventualities that may occur. c. Coordinated and directed all LDRRMCs to continuously monitor the situation

and be updated with the latest weather reports d. Raised to Blue Alert Status e. Conducted 1st and 2nd PDRA Meeting on 14 December 2015 and 17

December 2015, respectively. f. Notified Response Cluster to be on alert and standby. g. Ensured dissemination of weather advisories, bulletins and forecast to all

PDRRMCs through Smart Infoboard, SMS, and facsimile for further dissemination.

LDRRMCs Apayao, Abra, Mt. Province, Ifugao, Kalinga, Benguet, and Baguio City DRRMC a. Closely monitors the weather situation and track of Typhoon NONA

12. MMDRRMC / OCD NCR

a. Task Force-NCR is on Blue Alert Status effective 8:00 AM, 13 December 2015.

b. The 17 LGUs continuously monitors the progress of TY “NONA” and placed their assets on standby

c. Continuously disseminates weather bulletins and advisories to LGUs, response agencies and MDRRMC member agencies for information and precautionary measures.

MMDRRMC a. On Yellow Alert status b. Conducted PDRA on 14 December 2015, 3:00 PM at the FCIC, MMDA,

Makati City c. Metro Manila LGU’s rescue team and equipment are prepositioned in high

risk areas

CDRRMO Marikina City a. Continuously monitors the weather situation through PAGASA and Project

NOAH websites.

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b. Continuously monitor the water level in Marikina River and rainfall at the Marikina Watershed

c. Placed Rescue 161, rescue boats, water rescue equipments, early warning system, and generator set on standby

CDRRMO Quezon City a. Coordinates with DENR regarding permit to cut trees assessed to be

uprooted when soil is saturated with water

CDRRMO Malabon City a. Conducted LDRRMC meeting and prepositioned response assets

CDRRMO Muntinlupa City a. Ensured the availability of 500 food packs and evacuation centers

CDRRMO Pasay City a. Placed on alert status and activated the LDRRMC

CDRRMO Taguig City a. Prepositioned assets and placed responders on standby

CDRRMO Manila a. Placed on alert status and prepositioned response assets

CDRRMO Las Piñas City a. Prepositioned response assets and closely coordinates with barangays

CDRRMO Parañaque City a. Prepositioned assets and responders and coordinates with Public Safety

Office

CDRRMO Pasig City a. On alert status and placed resources on standby

CDRRMO Valenzuela City a. Prepositioned response assets and continuously monitors the low lying areas b. Rescue Team and equipment are prepositioned in high risk areas.

CDRRMO Mandaluyong City a. Alerted all barangays in their AOR and prepositioned response assets

MDRRMO Pateros a. Convened the LDRRMC and ensured the availability of 100 relief goods

13. RDRRMC / OCD XVIII (NIR)

a. Coordinated with PAGASA Mactan, Cebu for localized weather updates. b. Continuously monitors the track of Typhoon “NONA”

PDRRMC Negros Occidental a. Conducted PDRA meeting on 14 December 2015

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SitRep No. 16 TAB B

Family Person

TOTAL 165,554 742,991

REGION IV-A 3,101 11,777

Quezon 2,888 10,849

Agdangan 535 2,074 as of 14 December 2015Alabat 163 815 as of 14 December 2015

Calauag 12 60 as of 14 December 2015Catanuan 100 500 as of 15 December 2015

Dalampasigan 2 16 as of 14 December 2015Dolores 6 42 as of 14 December 2015

Guinayangan 288 1,400 as of 15 December 2015Gumaca 14 51 as of 14 December 2015

Macaleon 74 283 as of 15 December 2014Mulanay 297 1,251 as of 15 December 2015

Perez 6 30 as of 14 December 2015Pitogo 62 231 as of 15 December 2015

Quezon 12 42 as of 14 December 2015San Andres 24 120 as of 14 December 2015

San Francisco 64 297 as of 15 December 2015San Narcisco 1,200 3,500 as of 15 December 2016Tagkawayan 8 36 as of 14 December 2015

Unisan 21 101 as of 14 December 2015

Batangas 213 928

Batangas City 161 671 as of 14 December 2015

San Juan 50 250Conducted pre-emptive evacuation on

14 December 2014

San Luis 2 7Conducted pre-emptive evacuation on

15 December 2015

REGION IV-B 1,263 4,925

Marinduque 953 3,802

Boac 207 837

Pre-emptively evacuated in 6 different elementary schools, 6 Brgy. Halls, 2 State Colleges, and 2 DRR Convention Centers.

Buenavista 162 593

Pre-emptively evacuated in 1 elementary school, Malbog Training Center, and 3 different churches/places of worships.

Gasan 311 1084Pre-emptively evacuated in 6 different elementary schools, and 3 Brgy. Halls

Mogpog 72 283Pre-emptively evacuated in Brgy. Halls and Municipal Hall.

PREPAREDNESS MEASURES AND EFFECTS OF TY "NONA" (I.N. MELOR)Pre-emptive Evacuees

As of 21 December 2015, 6:00 AM

REGION / PROVINCE / CITY /

MUNICIPALITY

NUMBER OF PRE-EMPTIVELY EVACUATED Remarks

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Family Person

REGION / PROVINCE / CITY /

MUNICIPALITY

NUMBER OF PRE-EMPTIVELY EVACUATED Remarks

Torrijos 37 185

Sta. Cruz 164 820Pre-emptively evacuated in muti-purpose halls and schools.

Oriental Mindoro 177 695

Naujan 74 244Pre-emtpively evacuated in Saint Joseph the Worker Parish Church

Bongabong 35 131

Gloria 48 240Pre-emptively evacuated in Banciok Church

San Teodore 9 30Pre-emptively evacuated in San Teodore Elementary Church

Pola 11 50Pre-emtpively evacuated in the auditorium in Brgy. Batuhan, Pola, Oriental Mindoro

Romblon 133 428

Magdiwang 39 162Places of origin: Brgy. Ambulong, Brgy. Agsao, and Brgy. Jao-asan.

Sta. Fe 55 124Pre-emptively evacuated in Guintigbasan and Guinbirayan Elementary School

Sta. Maria 12 53Pre-emptively evacuated in Bonga Elementary School and San Isidro Elementary School

San Fernando 27 89Pre-emptively evacuated in Brgy. Halls and Azargra Elementary School

REGION V 160,907 724,825

Catanduanes 30 120

Virac 30 120 as of 10:40 AM 14 December 2015

Albay 133,905 589,835Conducted pre-emptive evacuation on13 December 2015

Sorsogon 26,972 134,870Conducted pre-emptive evacuation at around 7:00 PM, 13 December 2015

REGION VII 146 730

Biliran 146 730

Almeria 3 15 as of 14 December 2015, 11:00 AMBiliran 50 250 as of 14 December 2015, 11:00 AM

Kawayan 93 465 as of 14 December 2015, 11:00 AM

REGION VIII 137 734

Northern Samar 137 734

Victoria 9 49As of 3:00 AM, 14 December 2015. Currently, at Valencia National High School

Mapanas 38 188As of 3:00 AM, 14 December 2015. Currently, at Mapanas Gymnasium

Catarman 62 358 As of 6:00 AM, 14 December 2015. Laoang 27 137 As of 6:00 AM, 14 December 2015. Gamay 1 2 As of 6:00 AM, 14 December 2015.

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Tab C

Families Persons Families Persons Families Persons

283 17,144 79,164 45,872 201,624 63,016 280,788

158 11,764 56,668 42,862 187,786 54,626 244,454 14 302 1,398 2,576 10,380 2,878 11,778

BALER 76 380 76 380 DINGALAN 2,500 10,000 2,500 10,000 DIPACULAO 13 138 578 138 578 MARIA AURORA 1 164 820 164 820

1 5 19 - - 5 19 ORION 1 5 19 5 19

16 1,797 7,443 15,524 78,762 17,321 86,205 CALUMPIT 9 1,711 6,967 10,978 43,912 12,689 50,879 HAGONOY 7 86 476 86 476 SAN ILDEFONSO 97 485 97 485 SAN MIGUEL 4,449 34,365 4,449 34,365

117 9,175 45,832 7,973 32,344 17,148 78,176 ALIAGA 4 380 2,317 380 2,317 BONGABON 23 2,469 14,225 67 338 2,536 14,563 CABANATUAN 34 2,592 11,136 2,592 11,136 GABALDON (BITULOK & SABANI) 5 160 871 160 871 GAPAN 3 487 2,109 487 2,109 GENERAL MAMERTO NATIVIDAD 5 77 308 77 308 JAEN 8 273 1,110 7,571 30,331 7,844 31,441 LAUR 7 846 4,779 846 4,779 PALAYAN 1 107 416 107 416 QUEZON 3 90 450 90 450 RIZAL 2 16 80 16 80 SAN LEONARDO 8 825 4,542 335 1,675 1,160 6,217 SANTA ROSA 1 349 1,525 349 1,525 TALAVERA 6 407 1,737 407 1,737 ZARAGOZA 7 97 227 97 227

10 485 1,976 16,789 66,300 17,274 68,276 APALIT 1 9 45 2,414 9,647 2,423 9,692 CANDABA 7,442 31,230 7,442 31,230 MACABEBE 1 21 64 1,668 7,814 1,689 7,878 MASANTOL 3 79 386 79 386 SAN LUIS 1 2 10 2 10 SAN SIMON 4 374 1,471 5,265 17,609 5,639 19,080

103 4,902 20,542 73 318 4,975 20,860

0 - - 70 305 70 305 GASAN 70 305 70 305

0 - - 2 8 2 8 MAGSAYSAY 1 2 1 2 PALUAN 1 6 1 6

103 4,902 20,542 1 5 4,903 20,547

BACO 13 2,467 12,006 2,467 12,006

CALAPAN 10 513 1,775 513 1,775

SitRep No. 16

PREPAREDNESS MEASURES AND EFFECTS OF TY "NONA" (I.N. MELOR)SERVED POPULATION INSIDE AND OUTSIDE EVACUATION CENTERS

21 December 2015, 6:00 AM

Region/Province/Mun/City

No. of Evac

Centers

Inside Evacuation Centers Outside Evacuation Centers TOTAL SERVED - CURRENT

(Inside + Outside)

GRAND TOTAL

AURORA

REGION III (CENTRAL LUZON)

REGION IV-B (MIMAROPA)

BATAAN

BULACAN

NUEVA ECIJA

PAMPANGA

MARINDUQUE

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO

ORIENTAL MINDORO

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Families Persons Families Persons Families Persons

Region/Province/Mun/City

No. of Evac

Centers

Inside Evacuation Centers Outside Evacuation Centers TOTAL SERVED - CURRENT

(Inside + Outside)

GLORIA 0 - - - - NAUJAN 34 816 2,858 816 2,858 PINAMALAYAN 29 874 3,063 874 3,063 POLA 7 112 514 112 514 SOCORRO 6 60 226 1 5 61 231 VICTORIA 4 60 100 60 100

21 178 726 2,937 13,520 3,115 14,246 0 - - 1,085 4,706 1,085 4,706

PRESENTACION (PARUBCAN) 981 4,244 981 4,244 SAN JOSE 63 224 63 224 TINAMBAC 41 238 41 238

0 - - 1,800 8,606 1,800 8,606 SAN PASCUAL 1,800 8,606 1,800 8,606

21 178 726 52 208 230 934 BARCELONA 13 85 351 85 351 BULAN 5 61 244 61 244 JUBAN 52 208 52 208 MATNOG 1 20 83 20 83 SANTA MAGDALENA 2 12 48 12 48

1 300 1,228 - - 300 1,228

NORTHERN SAMAR 1 300 1,228 - - 300 1,228 BIRI 1 300 1,228 300 1,228

Source: DSWD-DROMIC Report No. 31 as of 3:00 AM, 21 December 2015

SORSOGON

REGION V (BICOL REGION)

CAMARINES SUR

MASBATE

REGION VIII (EASTERN VISAYAS)

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SitRep No. 16 TAB D

NAMEAGE /

GENDER ADDRESS REMARKS

DEAD 41

Nueva Vizcaya 5

1 PUNDO, Angela D. 30 / F

1 PUNDO, Jennylyn D. 4 / F

1 PUNDO, J-Ann D. 8 / F

1 MISLAN, Mario 56 / M

1 CAJUCOM, Manny MDrowning due to landslide and flashflood incident Body was recovered on 17 December 2015

Quezon 3

11LT DELARIARTE, Michelle Mae Dilos, PA

24/FBrgy. Tongohin, Infanta, Quezon

Head trauma due to landslide

1 ABUDA, Maria 60 /FBrgy. Mahabang Lalim, Gen. Nakar, Quezon

Drowning

1 AGURA, Charlie 6/MBrgy. Mahabang Lalim, Gen. Nakar, Quezon

Drowning

Romblon 3

1 FADRIQUELA, Robert 56/MBrgy. Toctoc, Banton, ROMBLON

Struck by flying debris (metal roof)

1 FRONDA, Carima 80/FBrgy. Gobon, Corcuero, ROMBLON

Died due to uprooted tree that hit their house

1 WHITE, Samuel 75 / M Romblon, RomblonMyocardial infarction secondary to Hypothermia

Oriental Mindoro 10

1 PRIVADO, Rene 41/MBrgy. Pinandayan, Pinamaylan

Hit by coconut tree

1 ADOYO, Rojie 7/M Brgy. Sta. Rita, Pinamaylan Drowning

1 OPINA, Jhay Mark 2/M Brgy. Anoling, Pinamaylan Hit by collapsed house

1 MANALO, Maricel 55/F Apitong, Naujan Chest and head trauma (hit by debris)

1 CASAPAO, Teodoro 62/M Sta. Maria, NaujamCardiobascular failure due to massive trauma to the chest and abdoment (hit by debris)

1 SALAZAR, Rengeline 52/F Dao, Naujan Head injury from falling debris

1 PARADEJAS, Maria 49/F San Gabriel, Victoria Pinned by a tree

1 GALANG, Rufino 77/M Sta. Cruz, Calapan City Drowning

1 DE LEON, Guillermo 70/M Nag-iba II, Calapan City Drowning

1 SORIANO, Fernando 51/MBrgy. Manganan 1, Baco Oriental, Mindoro

Drowning; swept by flood on 15 December 2015 and was found at 1:00 PM, 18 December 2015 in a swampy area of Brgy Poblacion, Baco

Occidental Mindoro 1

PREPAREDNESS MEASURES AND EFFECTS OF TY "NONA"CASUALTIES


AREA

REGION II

Asphyxia due to landslide and flashflood on 16 December 2015 at around 1:00PM

REGION IV-A

REGION IV-B

Brgy. Lublub, Alfonso Castañeda

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NAMEAGE /

GENDER ADDRESS REMARKSAREA

1 ALAPAR, Philip 59/MSitio, GCFI, Brgy. Balao, Abra de Ilog, OCCIDENTAL MINDORO

Hit by fallen coconut tree while inside his house

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NAMEAGE /


Albay 6

1 BOLIMA, Elastico M

1 BIEN, Efren M

1 BREDES, Eddie M

1 BOLDA, Edgardo M

1 BAGANAO, Edwin M

1 PADILLA, Allan M ALBAY Head injury secondary to fall/electrocution

Masbate 1

1 VILLANUEVA, Rizal 34 / MBrgy. Looc, Mandaon, MASBATE

Trauma; hit by a palm tree while inside the house

Sorsogon 3

1 HABLA, Violeta 70 / F Brgy. Boton, Casiguran, SORSOGON

Fallen tree smashed the house while victims are inside

1 HABLA, Edina 11 / F Brgy. Boton, Casiguran, SORSOGON

Fallen tree smashed the house while victims are inside

1 HUIDEN, JOSE 21 / M Bulan, Sorsogon

Intracranial hemorrhage secondary to head trauma, secondary to falling branches of mango tree

Samar 1

1 BLESARIO, Jason 28 / MBrgy. Maduroto, Matuguinao, SAMAR

Drowning

Northern Samar 7

1 PASCUAL, Aucente, Jr. 31 / M Allen, NORTHERN SAMARMultiple lacerated wound, left temporal areahead trauma due to fallen debris / hit by flying roof

1 VILLANUEVA, Tessie B. 38 / FBrgy. Cagaguingay, Lope de Vega, NORTHERN SAMAR

Drowning

1 CABALYERO, Carlito M Brgy. Kawayan, Catarman Hypothermia

1 SANCHES, Arthuro 58/M Brgy. Old Rizal Cataram Hypothermia

1 LORA, Elpido 83 / M Brgy. Makiwala, Mondragon Hypoxia secondary to drowning

1 PEDEMONTE, Dante 39 / M Brgy. Chitongco, Mondragon Massive head injury

1 CORONG, Narito 66 / M Brgy. Coroconog, San Roque Frontal Fracture secondary to trauma

Quezon City 1

1 DICILLO, Carlo 22 /M#52 Gumamela St., Brgy. Roxas District Quezon City

INJURED 24

Nueva Vizcaya 4

1 PILYEN, Sabino 65 / MPurok Marikit, Lublub, Alfonso Castañeda

Laceration right foot due to broken glass

1 GANARIAL, Erlinda 65 / FPurok 7, Lublub, Alfonso Castañeda

Laceration right foot due to broken glass

1 GANARIAL, Rogelio 65 / M Purok 7, Lublub, Alfonso Castañeda

Toe nail at the right foot was removed due to landslide

1 DELOS SANTOS, Peter 54 / M Abuyo, Alfonso Castañeda Cuts and bruises near drowning incident

REGION V

Tabaco City, ALBAY Drowning

REGION VIII

NCR

REGION II

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NAMEAGE /


Quezon 1

11LT BAGASOL, Sarah Jane Yepes, PA

24 / FBrgy. Tongohin, Infanta, Quezon

Brought to hospital due to head injuries

Romblon 1

1 GACU, Genny R. 53 / F San Andres, ROMBLONLacerated wound in head due to motorcycleaccident secondary to fallen cocomut tree

Oriental Mindoro 7

1 VALENZUELA, Orly MBrgy. Poblacion, Baco, ORIENTAL MINDORO

Incised wound on left leg

1 ENERO, Rudy 21/MBrgy. Paspasin, Calangatan, San Teodoro, ORIENTAL MINDORO

Lacerated wound 3-4cm on the right foot

1 BISTOYONG, Bradley 68/MBrgy. Poblacion I, Victoria, ORIENTAL MINDORO

Laceration at left parietal area

1 OBEDOZA, Jaime 65/MBrgy. Ordovilla, Victoria, ORIENTAL MINDORO

Lacerated wound on right orbital area

1 GAGARIN, Ben 57/MBrgy. Poblacion 3, Victoria, ORIENTAL MINDORO

Open Wound on the right eye

1 HERNANDEZ, Mario 54/MBrgy.Babangonan, Victoria, ORIENTAL MINDORO

Lacerated wound occipital area

1 BOSCA, Jerwin 23/MBrgy.Babangonan, Victoria, ORIENTAL MINDORO

Wound on face and head

Occidental Mindoro 1

1 SALES, Isabel 93 / FSitio Dangay, Brgy. Vigo, Lubang

Muscle injury, right lower back due to trauma brought by fallen coconut tree

Marinduque 4

1 ROBLEZA, Roderick 39 / M Brgy. Balingbing, Boac, MARINDUQUE

Lacerated wound at the right parietal area (crushed by a tree branch)

1 MALCO, George M., Jr. 30 / MBrgy. Bantad, Boac, MARINDUQUE

Lacerated wound at 3rd digit (right hand) while cutting three (branch fell on his hand and lacerated middle finger)

1 CESAR, Mei Mei 32 / FBrgy. Banuyo Gasan, MARINDUQUE

Lacerated wound at the right nasal area, stricken by flying debris (roof)

1 OLANO, Tyron Gabriel 18 / MBrgy. Mercado, Boac, MARINDUQUE

Punctured wound right big toe, stepped on broken glass

Albay 5

1 LORICA, Albert 47 / MP3, Malubago, Daraga, ALBAY

Lacerated wound frontal area, right; hit by a downed gutter while walking

1 NACION, Jonald 32 / M Daraga, ALBAYLacerated wound,left knee; hit by falling debris (GI sheet) while walking to the mart

1 OGUIS, Asuncion 58 / FP7, Mauraro, Guinobatan, ALBAY

Colle’s fracture; hit by falling tree branch while evacuating

1 ARBACA, Maribeth 30 / F Nagotgot, Manito, ALBAYLacerated wound, right leg; slipped on the drainage

1 MOYO, Bebeth 38 / F Camalig, ALBAYPunctured wound, right; stepped on a downed fence with protruding nail

Sorsogon 1

1 GALING, Leny 48/F Tinampo, Irosin,SORSOGONSevere traumatic head injury secondary to trauma caused by a falling tree while evacuating

REGION IV-B

REGION V

REGION IV-A

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NAMEAGE /


MISSING 5

Nueva Vizcaya 2

1 DARIO, Federico Sr. 42 / MWas carried away by strong current while attempting to cross the river. Missing since 16 December 2015

1 AGUSTIN, Isabelita 54 / FBelieved to be inside the house that was carried away by landslide and flashflood

Cavite 1

1 Vincent Dino 30-40/MSpringville Biga, Silang, Cavite

Still missing as of 4:00 PM of 17 December 2015

Quezon 1

1 Handy Armada MBrgy Ponbon, Panukulan, Quezon

Still missing as of 16 December 2015

Romblon 1

1 Ruba, April Joy 14/ FSitio Ilaya, Brgy. Cambijang, Cajidiocan, Romblon

Swept by river current while crossing Cambijang Rivers on 15 December 2015, 2:00 PM

REGION IV-B

REGION II

Brgy. Abuyo, Alfonso Castañeda

REGION IV-A

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Sitrep No. 16 Tab E

RegionProvince /

MunicipalityFlooded Level Remarks

Grand Total 425

PANGASINAN 31 Bersamin1 Macayo1 Gualsic

AURORA 0Buhangin 5 to 6 ftPingit 5 to 6 ftCabituculan Reserva 5 to 6 ftObligacion 5 to 6 ftSuklayin 5 to 6 ftCalabuanan 5 to 6 ft

BULACAN 29Tikpalas 2 ftSan Vicente 3 ftSan Jose 2-3 ftCamias 2-3 ftSalacot 2 to 3 ftBuliran 5 to 6 ftIlog Bulo 2 to 4 ftBagong Silang 2 to 4 ftBuga 2 to 4 ftBaritan 2 to 3 ftKing Kabayo 2 ftPinambaran 2 ft

1 Mandile 2 ft1 Bulungao 1-4 ft1 Corazon 4-5 ft1 Iba Este 3-8 ft1 Iba O' Este 4 ft1 Meyto 3-8 ft1 Panducot 5-9 ft1 Poblacion 2-7 ft1 San Marcos 1-4 ft1 Sto Niño 3 ft1 Sucol 4 ft1 Sta. Lucia 3-5 ft1 Sapang Bayan 3-10 ft1 Calizon 2-9 ft1 Bulusan 2-9 ft1 Gatbuca 4-5 ft1 San Jose 3-7 ft1 Caniogan 4-9 ft1 Frances 4-10 ft1 Gugo 2-5 ft

PREPAREDNESS MEASURES AND EFFECTS OF TY "NONA" FLOODED AREAS


Barangay

IAlcala Slowly subsiding

III

BalerSubsided as of

17 December 2015

San Miguel

Subsided as of 18 December 2015, 8:00

PM

Calumpit

1 Meysulao 9-10 ft1 San Miguel 4-5 ft1 Iba 1-2 ft1 Palapat 1-2 ft1 San Isidro 3-4 ft1 San Miguel 1-2 ft1 Tampok 1-2 ft1 San Juan 1-3 ft

Pulilan 1 Dulong Malabon 1-3 ft

NUEVA ECIJA 46Macabaclay knee deepTugatug waist deepAriendo knee deepPesa waist deepMantile knee deepPalomaria knee deepVega knee-thigh deepCalaanan TBDSapang Buho 2 ftPopolon 2 ftSingalat 2 ft

Licab 1 Tabing-Ilog 3.5 ft

Sto Domingo Malayantoc 6 ftSubsided as of

19 December 20151 Del Pilar 2-4 ft1 Mayamot 2-4 ft1 San Vicente 3-4 ft1 Sta Lucia (Old) 3-5 ft1 Sta Lucia (Young) 1-4 ft

1H. Romero (Purok 1 and 6)

2 to 3 ft

1 Carmen 2-3 ft1 Manaul (purok 4 to 7) 3 to 4 ft1 Balitang (Purok 6) 2 ft

San Jose Nabao 2 to 3 ftSan Roque 2 ftLangla 2 ftSapang 2 ftNiyugan waist deepSta Rita 2 to 3 ftBitania waist deepSan Antonio waist deep

1 Tabuating (portion) knee deep1 Roque waist deep1 Mallorca knee deep

Tambo Adorable 5 ftTagumpay 5 ftCastellanoNieves

1 Magpalayoc waist deepMacapsing waist deepSta. Monica TBD

Zaragoza

JaenSubsided as of

19 December 2015

Laur

San LeonardoSubsided as of

19 December 2015

RizalSubsided as of

19 December 2015

III

Calumpit

Hagonoy

BongabonSubsided as of

19 December 2015

Palayan City

1 Aduas Centro 2.5 ft1 Aduas Norte 4 ft1 Bagong Buhay 2 ft1 Bagong Sikat 4 ft1 Bantog Bulalo 3 ft1 Barrera 2 ft1 Bitas 4 ft1 Camp Tinio 1 ft1 Caudillo 5 ft1 Communal 5 ft1 Daan Sarile 6 ft1 Dimasalang 3 ft1 H. Concepcionn 5 ft1 Isla 12 ft1 Kalikid Sur 1 ft1 Matadero 5 ft1 MS Garcia 4 ft1 Pagas 4 ft1 Pamaldan 4 ft1 Quezon District 1 ft1 San Josef Sur 5 ft1 San Roque Sur 6 ft1 Sangitan West 4 ft1 Sta. Arcadia 5 ft1 Sto Niño 5 ft1 Sumacab Norte 4 ft1 Villa Ofelia 2 ft1 Kapitan Pepe 4 ft1 Mabini Homesite 4-6 ft1 Valdefuente 2-8 ft1 Aduas Sur 5 ft1 San Juan Accfa 6 ft

San VicenteSto NiñoSan LorenzoPicaleon (Near River)

Peñaranda Sinasahan-San Jose TBD

PAMPANGA 501 San Mateo 2 ft1 Sta Cruz (Portion) 5 ft1 Sto Niño Tabuan 1-2 ft1 Candating 4 ft1 Cacutud 1 ft1 Cupang 2 ft1 Pansinao 3.8 ft1 Gulap 4.3 ft1 Buas 3.8 ft1 Lanang 3.3 ft1 Sto. Rosario 4 ft1 Paralaya 4 ft1 San Agustin 5.6 ft1 Pasig 3 ft1 Pescadores 3 ft

III

Cabanatuan City

Gapan City TBDSubsided as of

19 December 2015Gen. Natividad TBD

Arayat

Candaba

1 Bambang 2.8 ft1 Mandasig 2.8 ft

Barangca 3 ftSubsided as of

19 December 20151 Cuayang Bugtong 1.2 ft1 Magumbali 1 ft1 Mapaniqui (Paroba) 1 ft1 Lourdes (Sitio Galvan) 1.2 ft1 Tagulod 1 ft

Sucad 2.5 ftSubsided as of

19 December 2015

1Tabuyuc (Farm to Market Road)

4-5 ft

Capalangan 3 ftSulipan 2-3 ftCansinala 2-3 ft

1 San Juan 5-6 ft1 San Nicolas 5-6 ft1 Monica 4-5 ft1 San Agustin 4-5 ft1 Sta. Rita 5-6 ft1 Sto. Tomas 5-7 ft1 Sta. Cruz Pob. 3-4 ft1 Sebastian 4-6 ft1 Sta. Catalina 4-6 ft1 Sta. Cruz Pam 5-6 ft1 San Isidro 4-5 ft1 Sto. Rosario 2 ft1 San Pedro 4-5 ft1 San Juan 2-3 ft1 Sta. Cruz 4-5 ft1 San Jose 2-3 ft1 San Nicolas 1-3 ft1 San Miguel 2-3 ft1 Caduang Tete 2 ft1 San Gabriel 2 ft1 San Isidro Wakas 1 ft1 Candelaria 2.5 ft1 Batasan 2.5 ft1 San Vicente 2.5 ft

1Cambasi (Infront of Brgy Hall)

1.5 ft

1San Agustin Caingin (Purok Caniguan)

2 ft

1 Bebe Anac (Portion) 3-4 ftTarlac 22

1 Balanoy 2-3 ft1 Bantog 2-3 ft1 Caramutan 2-3 ft1 Caut 2-3 ft1 Guevarra 2-3 ft1 La Purisima 2-3 ft1 Lara 2-3 ft1 Lomboy 2-3 ft1 Macalong 2-3 ft

III

Candaba

Apalit

Subsided as of 19 December 2015

San Luis

San Simon

Macabebe

Masantol

La Paz

1 Matayumtayum 2-3 ft1 Paludpud 2-3 ft1 Rizal 2-3 ft1 San Isidro 2-3 ft1 Coral 2-3 ft1 Guiteb 2-3 ft1 Pance 2-3 ft1 Pob. Center 2-3 ft1 Pob. North 2-3 ft1 Pob. South 2-3 ft1 San Juan 2-3 ft1 San Raymundo 2-3 ft1 Toledo 2-3 ft

OCC. MINDORO 41 Silag 0.5 m1 Armado 0.5 m1 Wawa 0.5 m1 Lumangbayan 0.5 m

OR. MINDORO 911 La Fortuna 1.5 m1 Malugay 1.5 m1 Villareal 1.5 m1 Bayuin 1.5 m1 Catiningan 1.5 m1 Bagsol 1.5 m1 Leuteboro I 1.5 m1 Leuteboro II 1.5 m1 Calocmoy 1.5 m1 Monteverde 1.5 m1 Calubayan 1.5 m1 Matungao 1.5 m1 Lapog 1.5 m1 Pasi I 1.5 m1 Pasi II 1.5 m1 Mabuhay II 1.5 m1 Dalig 1.5 m1 Poblacion 1.5 m1 Casiligan 1-2 m1 Maluanluan 1-2 m1 Biga 1-2 m1 Campamento 1-2 m1 Pula 1-2 m1 Malibago 1-2 m1 Bacungan 1-2 m1 Poblacion 1-2 m1 Lantuyan 1-2 m1 Bayanan 1-2 m1 Alag 1-2 m1 Bangkataan 1-2 m1 Burbuli 1-2 m1 Catwiran 1 1-2 m1 Catwiran 2 1-2 m1 Lumangbayan 1-2 m1 Malapad 1-2 m

Flood waters already subsided

Socorro

Pola

Baco

III

La Paz

Ramos

IV-B

Abra de Ilog


1 Mangangan 1 1-2 m1 Mangangan 2 1-2 m1 Mayabig 1-2 m1 Pambisan 1-2 m1 Sta. Rosa 1 1-2 m1 Sta. Rosa 2 1-2 m1 Pulang Tubig 1-2 m1 Putican-Cabulo 1-2 m1 Tabon-tabon 1-2 m1 Tagumpay 1-2 m1 Bigaan 1-2 m1 Calsapa 1-2 m1 Tacligan 1-2 m1 Lumangbayan 1-2 m1 Poblacion 1-2 m1 Panggalaan 1-2 m1 Buhuan 1-2 m1 Sta. Cruz 1-2 m1 Nag-Iba 1 1-2 m1 Nag-Iba 2 1-2 m1 Gutad 1-2 m1 Navotas 1-2 m1 Parang 1-2 m1 Sapul 1-2 m1 Puting Tubig 1-2 m1 Bucayao 1-2 m1 Comunal 1-2 m1 Biga 1-2 m1 Malad 1-2 m1 Sta. Isabel 1-2 m1 Bayanan 1 1-2 m1 Bayanan 2 1-2 m1 Masipit 1-2 m1 Guinobatan 1-2 m1 Lalud 1-2 m1 Ilaya 1-2 m1 Camilmil 1-2 m1 Sta. Maria Village 1-2 m1 Pachoca 1-2 m1 Personas 1-2 m1 Patas 1-2 m1 Sta. Rita 1-2 m1 Canubing 2 1-2 m1 Gulod 1-2 m1 Camansihan 1-2 m1 Batino 1-2 m1 Managpi 1-2 m1 Baruyan 1-2 m1 Tawagan 1-2 m1 Balingayan 1-2 m1 Tawiran 1-2 m1 Parang 1-2 m1 Lazareto 1-2 m1 Salung/San Raphael 1-2 m

Calapan City 1 Mahal na Pangalan 1-2 m


IV-B

Baco

San Teodoro

Calapan City

Naujan 1 Arangin 1-2 mFlood waters already

subsidedNCR METRO MANILA 1

Mandaluyong 1 Plainview 0.5-1 mFlood waters already

subsided

IV-B

SitRep No. 16 TAB F

REGION AREAS AFFECTED DATE/TIME REMARKS

Isabela

Ilagan City, Tumauini, CabaganOutage: 17 Dec. 2015

18 December 2015

Nueva Vizcaya

Alfonso CastañedaOutage: 17 Dec. 2015

18 December 2015

Aurora

Baler, Casiguran, Dilasag, Dinalungan, Dingalan, Dipaculao, Maria Aurora, San Luis, and Dinapigue 20 December 2015

Nueva Ecija

Talavera, Bongabon, Gen. Natividad, San Isidro, Gapan, San Antonio, Jaen, Cabiao, Aliaga, Llanera, Palayan,

Gabaldon, Laur, Rizal, Quezon, Licab, Guimba, Talugtog, Science City of Muñoz, Lupao, Carranglan, San Jose,

PantabanganOutage: 2:44 PM, 16 Dec. 2015

18 December 2015Power Restored in Talavera, Bongabon

and Gen. Natividad as of 7:45 PM, 16 Dec. 2015

Quezon

Real, Quezon, Pitogo, Perez, Alabat, Padre Burgos, Agdangan, Unisan, Macalelon,Gen. Luna, Mulanay,

Catanauan, San Narciso, Aurora, San Andres, Buenavista

Outage: 4:18 AM, 15 Dec. 2015

Polillo, Patnanungan, Jomalig, San Francisco, Pagbilao, Infanta

18 December 2015Power Restored as of 3:00 PM, 18

December 2015

Batangas

Batangas City, Mabini, Cuenca, Alitagtag, BauanOutage: 2:00 PM, 15 Dec. 2015

Balayan, Nasugbu, Tuy

18 December 2015Power Restored as of 3:00 PM, 18

December 2015

Cavite

Imus, TernatePower Restored as of 3:00 PM, 18

December 2015

Laguna

FamyOutage: 8:48 PM, 16 Dec. 2015

18 December 2015 Power restored as of 16 Dec. 2015

MarinduquePower restored as of 12:00 MN, 21

December 2015Romblon

Romblon, Alcantara, Calatrava, Ferrol, Looc, San Agustin, San Andres, San Jose, Santa Fe, Santa Maria,

Magdiwang15 December 2015 Power Restored as of 17 December 2015

Oriental Mindoro

Baco, Naujuan, Pola, San Teodoro, Socorro, Victoria, Gloria, and Pinamalayan

20 December 2015Power restored in Bongabong, Bulalacao, Mansalay, Roxas, Bansud, Calapan, and

Puerto Galera

Occidental Mindoro

Sta. Cruz, Abra, Sablayan, Calintaan, Rizal, San Jose, Lubang, Abra de Ilog

15 December 2015

Sorsogon

Bulan, Matnog, Sta. Magdalena, Irosin, Bulusan, Juban, Casiguran, Magallanes, and Barcelona

20 December 2015Power Restored in Castilla, Sorsogon, Donsol, Pilar, Prieto, Diaz, and Gubat

Albay

Oas, Polangui, Libon, Ligao, Pio Duran, Jovellar, Guinobatan. Camalig

Outage: 4:35 PM, 14 Dec. 201515 December 2015

Power restored as of 17 December 2015, 4:00 PM

REGION III

REGION IV-A

PREPAREDNESS MEASURES AND EFFECTS OF TY "NONA" STATUS OF POWER SUPPLYAs of 21 December 2015, 6:00 AM

REGION II

REGION IV-B

REGION V

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Camarines Sur

Iriga City, Bato, Nabua, Buhi, Baao, Bula, BalatanOutage: 7:34 PM, 14 Dec. 2015

Caramoan, Garchitorena

15 December 2015 Power restored

Catanduanes 15 December 2015 Power restored as of 17 December 2015, 4:00 PM

Masbate 15 December 2015

Batuan, Monreal, and Baleno 20 December 2015

Power restored in San Jacinto, San Fernando, Aroroy, Masbate City, Mobo,

Cataingan, Cawayan, Dimasalang, Esperanza, Palanas, Pio V. Corpuz, Placer, Uson, Milagros, Balud, and

MandaonEastern Samar

Sulat, Taft, Can-avid, Dolores, Oras, San Policarpio, Arteche, Jipapad, Maslog, Borongan City, Balangkayan, San Julian, Maydolong, Llorente, Salcedo, Guiuan, Gen. MacArthur, Hernani, Quinapondan, Giporlos, Balangiga,

LawaanOutage: 9:26 AM, 14 Dec. 2015

Mercedes

15 December 2015Power restored on 16 December 2015,

2:04 PM

Northern SamarCatubig, Gamay, Lao-ang, Pambujan, Palapag, Las

Navas, Bobon, Mondragon, San Roque, Rosario, San Jose, Lope de Vega, Allen, Victoria, San Isidro,

Lavezares, Biri, Capul, San Antonio, San Vicente, Lapinig, Mapanas, Silvino Lobos

15 December 2015 Power restored in Catarman

Samar

Calbayog City, Sta. Margarita, Gandara, San Jorge, Tarangnan, Pagsanghan, Matuguinao

Outage: 12:23 PM, 14 Dec. 2015

Almagro, Oquendo, Tinambacan, Santo Niño, Tagapul-an, Basey, Caibiga, Catbalogan City, Daram, San Jose

de Buan, Talalora, Villareal

15 December 2015Power restored as of 4:00 PM, 17

December 2015

REGION V

REGION VIII

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SitRep No. 16 Tab G

LOCATION BRIDGE/ROAD/OTHER REMARKS/CAUSE

Conner-Kabugao Road, K0595+000-K0598+000, Purag-Badduat Section

PASSABLE as of 18 December 2015

Claveria-Calanasan Road, K0635+200, Sta Elena, Calanasan

PASSABLE as of 4:30 PM, 17 December 2015

Gurel-Bokod-Kabayan-Buguias Road, K0340+320-K0340+420


Kiangan-Tinoc-Buguias Bdry Road, a. K0346+920, Binablayan, Tinoc b. K0349+660, Binablayan, Tinoc

Closed to traffic

Banaue-Mayayao-Alfonso Lista Isabela Boundary Road a. K0356+200, Anaba Section


Cagaluan-Calanan Road, a.K0474+400, Patiking Section b. K0473+700, Patiking Section

Close-open situation

Kalinga-Abra Road, Ableg and Balenciagao Section a. K0467+800 b. K0468+870 c. K0471+800 d. K0478+850

Close-open situation

Tabuk-Banaue Road, Lobo Section a. K0538+400 b. K0545+400

Not passable

Balbalan-Pinukpuk Road Closed to traffic

Junction Talubin-Barlig-Natonin-Paracelis-Calaccad Road, K0378+500, Lubo, Talubin

Closed to traffic

Cadcadir-Kabugao Road (K0604+300-K0604+500), Sta. Praxedes

Closed to traffic

Apayao I DEO

PREPAREDNESS MEASURES AND EFFECTS OF TY "NONA" STATUS OF ROADS, BRIDGES, & OTHER INFRASTRUCTURE


A. NOT PASSABLE DUE TO LANDSLIDES/ROCKSLIDES/MUDSLIDES

CAR

Apayao II DEO

Benguet I DEO

Ifugao I DEO

Ifugao II DEO

Kalinga I DEO

Mt. Province DEO

REGION II

CAGAYAN

Victoria-Kasibu Road (K0383+050-K0393+180 Closed to traffic

NRJ Villa Hermosa-Cabuaan-Ysmael-Disimungal Roads (K0379+500-K0381+300

Closed to traffic

Pinagpanaan-Rizal-Pantabangan Road, K0151+492-K0174+00

Not passable

Pinagpanaan-Rizal-Pantabangan Road a. Ganduz, Pantabangan K0162+640 b. San Juan, Pantabangan K0180+900-K0180+350 c. K0162+400-K0162+450


Pantabangan-Canili-Basal-Baler Road a. K0169+300 b. K0182+600


Tablang Gabaldon Road a. Brgy. Malinao, K0162+000


Nueva Ecija - Aurora Road, Brgy. Labi, Bongabon, K0167+100

Not passable

Quezon I DEO

Marikina-Infanta Road K0118+000

Closed to traffic

Dr. Damian Reyes Road K0053+000 - K0054+000 S00032MQ


Tigwi-Dampulan Road S00034MQ K0093+000 to K0094+000


Catanduanes Circumferential Rd K0064+000-K0066+000 S00015CN

PASSABLE as of 10:00 AM, 16 December 2015

Panganiban-Sabloyon Road K0063+000-K0065+000 S00037CN


Pangpang-Palapag-Mapanas-Gamay-Lapinig Road S00037SM


Hibaca-an Bridge PASSABLE as of 16 December 2015

Nueva Ecija I DEO

QUIRINO

REGION III

Nueva Ecija II DEO

REGION IV-A

REGION IV-B

Marinduque DEO

REGION V

Catanduanes DEO

REGION VIII

Northern Samar II DEO

San Jose de Buan, Northern Samar


Pinacanauan Overflow Bridge, Tuguegarao CityTawi Overflow Bridge, Peñablanca Cagayan

Abusag Bridge, Baggao, Cagayan

Cabisera 5 Overflow Bridge, Ilagan City

Cabisera 8 Overflow Bridge, Ilagan City

Baculud Overflow Bridge, Ilagan City

Gucab Overflow Bridge, Echague, Isabela Annafunan Overflow Bridge, Cabagan, Isabela Cansan Overflow Bridge, Sta. Maria, IsabelaSta. Maria Overflow Bridge, Sta. Maria, IsabelaAlicaocao Overflow Bridge, Cauayan City Sipat Overflow Bridge, Cauayan City

Passable to all types of vehicles as of 11:25AM, 18 December 2015

Buduan-Gapal Bridge, Cauayan City

Passable as of 1:00PM, 18 December 2015

Brgy. Dianao to Brgy. Buyon, Cauayan City

Impassable since 16 December 2015

Brgy. Turayung to Brgy. Gagabutan Bridge, Cauayan City

Passable to all types of vehicles

San Lorenzo Bridge to Brgy Marabulig, Cauayan City


Municipal Housing to Padilla Bridge Boxculvert, Cauayan City


Devera to Rogus Road, Cauayan City


Research I, Minante – San Francisco Road and Bridge, Cauayan City Impassable since 16 December 2015

Masaya Sur Overflow Bridge, San Agustin, Isabela


Sto. Domingo Overflow Bridge, Quirino, Isabela


Reina Mercedes Overflow Bridge, Reina Mercedes, Isabela


Malabing Road, Kasibu

Sitio Marikit, Brgy Abuyo and Brgy Lublub, Sitio Batu, Purok 4, Alfonso Castañeda

CAGAYAN

B. NOT PASSABLE DUE TO FLOODING

REGION II


ISABELA



NUEVA VIZCAYA


Victoria

Sitio Marikit, Brgy Abuyo and Brgy Lublub, Sitio Batu, Purok 4, Alfonso Castañeda

Nueva Ecija - Aurora Road, a. K0180+000 Cabatangan River (Brgy. Villa, Ma. Aurora, Aurora) b. K0171+322-K021+800


Dinadiawan Madella RoadPASSABLE as of 3:31 PM,

17 December 2015Dinadiawan Madella Road K0300+200 Palamigan River

Not passable to light vehicles due to river overflow

Castañeda-Maria Aurora-San Luiz Road (SLAMAC)

Passable to light vehicles as of 5:27PM 17 December 2015

Casiguran-Aurora RoadPASSABLE as of 3:31 PM,

17 December 2015

Bongabon-Rizal-Aurora Road, K0148+(-335)-K0153+1379


Pinagpanaan-Rizal-Pantabangan Road, K0149+000-K0149+350


Tablang Gabaldon Road a. Brgy. Bateria K0154+000 b. Brgy. Calabasa, K0157+000 c. Brgy. Malinao, K0162+000

Not passable

Nueva Ecija - Aurora Road, a. Brgy. Pesa, Bongabon, K0148+200-K0149+000


Gapan-Fort-Magsaysay Road a. Brgy. Concepcion, Gen. Tinio, K0110+950


Daang Maharlika Road, K0102+000, Barangay Diversion, San Leonardo


Bongabon-Fort Magsaysay Road, K0108+000-K0109+000, Barangay Soledad, Sta Rosa


Sta Rosa-Tarlac Road, a. K0109+000-K0114+000, Barangay San Isidro-Barangay Lajal, Sta Rosa b. K0160 800 B S Vi t L


Baliwag-Candaba-Sta Ana Road, a. K067+100-K069+200 b. K070+700-K071+060

Closed to traffic, hardly passable to light vehicles

Candaba-San Miguel Road K0070+500-K0077+500

Closed to traffic

San Simon-Baliwag Road K0062+000-K0064+000

Closed to traffic

Bahay Pare-San Luis -Sto. Domingo Road K0070+500-K0077+500

Closed to traffic

Aurora DEO

QUIRINO


REGION III

Nueva Ecija I DEO

Nueva Ecija II DEO

Pampanga I

Sta. Rosa-Tarlac Road, a. K0129+450-K0130+80

Closed to traffic

La Paz-Victoria Road a. K0137+500


Concepcion-La Paz Road K0136+326-K0136+246


Calapan South Road S00007MR a. K0059+000 to K0059+600 b. K0061+000 to K0062+000


Calapan South Road K0063+000 to K0064+000



Sorsogon I

Daang Maharlika LZ S03732LZ


Sorsogon II

Daang Maharlika LZ S03742LZ


Northern Samar I DEO

Catarman-Allen Road, La Vizares-Allen Section S00005SM


Catarman-Calbayog Road via Lope de Vega S00045SM


Daang Maharlika, Allen-Calbayog Road S00005SM


Castañeda-Maria Aurora-San Luiz Road (SLAMAC) a. Ma. Aurora Bridge K0266+703

Closed to traffic due to scoured bridge. Alternate route is Cabituculan-Reserva

Road (Provincial Road)Baler-Cemento Road Dicaloyugan River K0234+800


Cambitala Bridge, K0155+878 PASSABLE as of 19 December 2015

C. NOT PASSABLE DUE TO TOPPLED ELECTRIC POSTS/UPROOTED TREES

Tarlac II

REGION IV-B

Mindoro Oriental DEO

Southern Mindoro DEO

REGION V

REGION VIII

D. OTHER CAUSES

REGION III

Aurora DEO

Nueva Ecija I DEO

Nueva Ecija-Aurora Road Labi Bridge, Brgy. Labi K0161+566

Closed to traffic due to washed out bridge approach

Salabusob Bridge ApproachClosed to traffic due to washed out bridge

approach

REGION IV-A

Batangas I DEO

Diokno Highway K0072+(-560.00)-K072+(-460.00) Brgy. Dayap, Laurel, Batangas

Closed to traffice due to vertical settelement of road

ROADS 31

BRIDGES 19OTHER INFRASTRACTURE 0

Nueva Ecija II DEO

SitRep No. 16 TAB H

REGION PROVINCE / MUNICIPALITY / CITY SCHOOL LEVELS DATE OF SUSPENSION

I Pangasinan Province Preschool 17-18 December 2015

Isabela Province All levels 18 December 2015

Quirino Province All levels 17-18 December 2015San Fernando City, Pampanga All levels 17-18 December 2015Angeles City, Pampanga Preschool – Elementary 17-18 December 2015Mabalacat City, Pampanga Preschool – Elementary 17-18 December 2015Calumpit, Bulacan Preschool – Elementary 15 December 2015

Hagonoy, Bulacan Preschool – Elementary 17-18 December 2015

Meycauayan City, Bulacan All levels 17-18 December 2015

Paombong, Bulacan All levels 16 December 2015

Sta. Maria, Bulacan All levels 16 December 2015

Marilao, Bulacan All levels 16 December 2015

Bocaue, Bulacan All levels 16 December 2015

Malolos City, Bulacan

Balagtas, Bulacan Preschool - Elementary 16 December 2015

Baliuag, Bulacan Preschool - Elementary 16 December 2015

Guiguinto, Bulacan Preschool - Elementary 16 December 2015

San Miguel, Bulacan Preschool - Highschool 17-18 December 2015

Mexico, Pampanga Preschool - Highschool 16 December 2015

Olongapo City, Zambales Preschool - Highschool 16 December 2015

Subic, Zambales Preschool - Highschool 16 December 2015

Victoria, Tarlac Preschool - Highschool 16 December 2015

BataanNueva Ecija All levels 17-18 December 2015Pulilan, Bulacan All levels 16 December 2015

Tarlac City, Tarlac All levels 16 December 2015

Capas, Tarlac All levels 16 December 2015

Concepcion, Tarlac All levels 16 December 2015

Bulacan Preschool - Highschool 17 December 2015

Lucena City, Quezon Preschool – High School 15 December 2015

Quezon Province All levels 15 December 2015

Laguna All levels 14 December 2015

Sta. Rosa City, Laguna

San Pablo City, Laguna

Rizal All levels 15 December 2015

Antipolo City, Rizal Pre-school – High School 15 December 2015

Batangas All levels 15 December 2015

Tanauan City, Batangas

Cavite All levels 17-18 December 2015

PREPAREDNESS MEASURES AND EFFECTS OF TY "NONA"Suspension of Classes

21 December 2015, 6:00 AM

II

III

Resumed as of 2:00 AM, 17 December 2015


IV-AResumed as of 11:00 AM, 17 December 2015


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Romblon Pre-school – High School 15-17 December 2015Calapan City, Oriental Mindoro All levels 17-18 December 2015Oriental Mindoro All levels 14 December 2015

Marinduque

Looc, Occidental Mindoro Elementary level 14 December 2015

Roxas, Palawan Preschool 15 December 2015

Agutaya, Palawan Preschool 15 December 2015

Araceli, Palawan Preschool 15 December 2015

Busuanga, Palawan Preschool 15 December 2015

Cagayancillo, Palawan Preschool 15 December 2015

Coron, Palawan Preschool 15 December 2015

Culion, Palawan Preschool 15 December 2015

Cuyo, Palawan Preschool 15 December 2015

Dumaran, Palawan Preschool 15 December 2015

El Nido, Palawan Preschool 15 December 2015

Linapacan, Palawan Preschool 15 December 2015

Magsaysay, Palawan Preschool 15 December 2015

San Vicente, Palawan Preschool 15 December 2015

Taytay, Palawan Preschool 15 December 2015

Albay All levels 14 December 2015

Camarines Sur All levels 14 December 2015

Camarines Norte All levels 14 December 2015

Catanduanes Pre-school – High School 15 December 2015

Masbate All levels 14 December 2015

Sorsogon Preschool – High School 14 December 2015

Culasi, Antique Preschool – Elementary 15 December 2015

Capiz Preschool 15 December 2015

Tudela, Cebu Pre-school - Elementary 14 December 2015

San Francisco, Cebu Pre-school – Elementary 14 December 2015

Pilar, Cebu Pre-school – Elementary 14 December 2015

Bantayan, Cebu Pre-school – Elementary 14 December 2015

Sta. Fe, Cebu Pre-school – High School 14 December 2015

Daanbantayan, Cebu Pre-school – High School 14 December 2015

Medellin, Cebu Pre-school – High School 14 December 2015

Madridejos, Cebu Pre-school – Elementary 14 December 2015

Poro, Cebu Pre-school – Elementary 14 December 2015

Bogo City, Cebu Preschool – High School 15 December 2015

Northern Samar All levels 14 December 2015

Province of Biliran All levels 14 December 2015

Catbalogan City, Samar All levels 14 December 2015

Province of Samar Preschool – High School 14 December 2015

Province of Leyte Preschool – High School 14 December 2015

Eastern Samar All levels 15 December 2015

V

IV-B


VI

VII

VIII

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CAR Mankayan, Benguet All levels 16 December 2015

Caloocan City All levels 16 December 2015

City of Manila All levels 16 December 2015

Las Piñas City All levels 16 December 2015

Makati City All levels 16 December 2015

Malabon City All levels 16 December 2015

Mandaluyong City All levels 16 December 2015

Marikina City All levels 16 December 2015

Muntinlupa CityNavotas City All levels 16 December 2015Parañaque City All levels 16 December 2015

Pasay City All levels 16 December 2015

Pasig City All levels 16 December 2015

Pateros All levels 16 December 2015

Quezon City Preschool only 17-18 December 2015

San Juan City All levels 16 December 2015

Taguig City All levels 16 December 2015

Valenzuela City All levels 16 December 2015

NCR Resumed as of 2:00 AM, 17 December 2015

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SitRep No. 16 TAB I

FLIGHT NO. ROUTE DATE / REMARKS

5J321 / 322 Manila-Legazpi-Manila5J323 / 324 Manila-Legazpi-Manila5J325 / 326 Manila-Legazpi-Manila5J327 / 328 Manila-Legazpi-Manila5J821 / 822 Manila-Virac-Manila5J649 / 650 Manila-Tacloban-Manila5J651 / 652 Manila-Tacloban-Manila5J653 / 654 Manila-Tacloban-Manila5J655 / 656 Manila-Tacloban-Manila5J659 / 670 Manila-Tacloban-Manila5J319 / 320 Manila-Legaspi-Manila5J321 / 322 Manila-Legaspi-Manila5J373 / 374 Manila-Roxas-Manila5J196 / 197 Manila-Cauayan-Manila5J504 / 505 Manila-Tuguegarao-Manila

DG6567 / 6568 Cebu-Tacloban-CebuDG6571 / 6572 Cebu-Tacloban-CebuDG6577 / 6578 Cebu-Tacloban-CebuDG6117 / 6118 Manila-Naga-ManilaDG6243 / 6244 Manila-Caticlan-ManilaDG6317 / 6318 Manila-Kalibo-ManilaDG6223 / 6224 Manila-Caticlan-ManilaDG6225 / 6226 Manila-Caticlan-ManilaDG6227 / 6228 Manila-Caticlan-ManilaDG6229 / 6230 Manila-Caticlan-ManilaDG6113 / 6114 Manila-Naga-ManilaDG 6041 / 6042 Manila-Caticlan-Manila 16 December 2015

2P2071 / 72 Manila-Calbayog-Manila2P2079 / 80 Manila-Calbayog-Manila 2P2265 / 66 Manila-Naga-Manila2P2084 / 85 Manila-Basco-Manila2P2925 / 26 Manila-Legaspi-Manila2P2261 / 62 Manila-Naga-Manila2P2927 / 28 Manila-Legaspi-Manila2P2985 / 86 Manila-Tacloban-Manila2P2987 / 88 Manila-Tacloban-Manila

15 December 2015

PREPAREDNESS MEASURES AND EFFECTS OF TY "NONA"

CANCELLED FLIGHTS As of 21 December 2015, 6:00 AM

DOMESTIC FLIGHTS

Cebu Pacific Air

14 December 2015

15 December 2015

16 December 2015

CebGo (Formerly SEAir and TigerAir)

14 December 2015

PAL Express

14 December 2015

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FLIGHT NO. ROUTE DATE / REMARKS

2P2021 / 22 Manila-Masbate-Manila2P2265 / 66 Manila-Naga-Manila2P2261 / 62 Manila-Naga-Manila2P2045 / 46 Manila-Caticlan-Manila2P2059 / 60 Manila-Caticlan-Manila2P2043 / 44 Manila-Caticlan-Manila2P2041 / 42 Manila-Caticlan-Manila2P2063 / 64 Manila-Caticlan-Manila2P2051 / 52 Manila-Caticlan-Manila2P2049 / 50 Manila-Caticlan-Manila2P2057 / 58 Manila-Caticlan-Manila2P2053 / 54 Manila-Caticlan-Manila2P2039 / 40 Manila-Caticlan-Manila2P5929 / 30 Manila-Legazpi-Manila2P5297 / 98 Manila-Legazpi-Manila2P2925 / 26 Manila-Legazpi-Manila2P2079 / 80 Manila-Catarman-Manila2P2071 / 72 Manila-Calbayog-Manila2P2201 / 02 Manila-Roxas-Manila2P2975 / 76 Manila-Kalibo-Manila2P2969 / 70 Manila-Kalibo-Manila2P2031 / 32 Manila-Busuanga-Manila2P2033 / 34 Manila-Busuanga-Manila2P2095 / 96 Manila-Surigao-Manila2P2079 / 80 Manila-Catarman-Manila 16 December 20152P2025 / 26 Manila-Legazpi-Manila 18 December 2015

EZD 320 / 321 EZD 324 / 325 3EZD 327 / 328 Manila-Tacloban-Manila

M8 181 / 182 Manila-Caticlan-Manila 15 December 2015

14 December 2015

Sky Jet

Source: CAAP and MIAA Media Affairs

15 December 2015

Air Asia Zest

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SitRep No. 16 Tab J

Totally Partially TOTAL

GRAND TOTAL 55,466 144,388 199,854

REGION III 12 11 23

Nueva Ecija 3 - 3

Pantabangan 3 3

Aurora 9 8 17

Maria Aurora 9 8 17

Pampanga - 3 3

Arayat - 3 3

REGION IV-A 15 953 968

Batangas 7 117 124

Batangas City 4 4

Calatagan 7 7

Nasugbu 22 22

Ibaan 2 8 10

San Nicolas - 54 54

San Teresita 1 24 25

Taysan - 2 2

Cavite 8 - 8

Ternate 8 8

Quezon - 836 836

San Andres 836 836

REGION IV-B 23,774 28,873 52,647

Marinduque 570 4,555 5,125

Boac 23 230 253

Buenavista 465 3,629 4,094

Gasan 25 135 160

Mogpog 5 145 150

Sta. Cruz 2 38 40

Torrijos 50 378 428

Occidental Mindoro 107 748 855

Abra de Ilog 50 92 142

Lubang 51 647 698

Paluan 6 8 14

San Jose 1 1

PREPAREDNESS MEASURES AND EFFECTS OF TY "NONA" (I.N. MELOR)DAMAGED HOUSES


REGION / PROVINCE / CITY / MUNICIPALITY

NUMBER OF DAMAGED HOUSES

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Oriental Mindoro 22,340 20,733 43,073

Baco 2,452 1,001 3,453

Bansud 825 2,497 3,322

Calapan 797 2,170 2,967

Gloria 2,461 4,159 6,620

Pinamalayan 10,428 4,098 14,526

Pola 1,852 3,450 5,302

Puerto Galera 84 633 717

San Teodoro 51 111 162

Socorro 2,002 1,189 3,191

Victoria 1,388 1,425 2,813

Romblon 757 2,837 3,594

Banton 253 711 964

Cajidiocan 2 4 6

Calatrava 8 274 282

Concepcion 80 10 90

Corcuera 352 1,346 1,698

Looc 6 148 154

Odiongan 1 1

Romblon 25 125 150

San Agustin 31 207 238

San Fernando 6 6

Santa Maria (Imelda) 5 5

REGION V 17,226 33,409 50,635

Camarines Norte 1 - 1

Paracale 1 1

Camarines Sur - 75 75

Ocampo - 75 75 Catanduanes 5 5

Pandan - 5 5

Masbate 2,244 3,982 6,226

Balud 36 5 41

Batuan 21 145 166

Claveria 748 986 1,734

Mandaon 3 75 78

Monreal 964 1,213 2,177

San Fernando 87 237 324

San Jacinto 161 730 891

San Pascual 224 591 815

Sorsogon 14,981 29,347 44,328

Barcelona 917 2,134 3,051

Bulan 2,479 3,277 5,756

Bulusan 1,515 3,237 4,752

Casiguran 1,733 3,875 5,608

Castilla 343 1,134 1,477

Donsol 686 2,668 3,354

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Magallanes 2,020 3,294 5,314

Pilar 1,690 5,779 7,469

Prieto Diaz 305 29 334

Sorsogon City 3,293 3,920 7,213

REGION VIII 14,439 81,142 95,581

Eastern Samar 25 281 306

Jipapad 25 281 306

Northern Samar 14,403 80,576 94,979

Allen 2,500 3,046 5,546

Biri 2,229 744 2,973

Bobon 2,192 3,856 6,048

Capul 282 1,453 1,735

Catarman 1,246 13,873 15,119

Catubig 387 4,715 5,102

Gamay 690 3,918 4,608

Laoang 495 5,729 6,224

Lapinig 480 2,160 2,640

Las Navas 712 5,923 6,635

Lavezares 308 4,063 4,371

Lode de Vega 166 1,742 1,908

Mapanas 401 1,577 1,978

Mondragon 223 6,414 6,637

Palapag 177 6,196 6,373

Pambujan 375 4,059 4,434

Rosario 238 2,138 2,376

San Antonio 127 1,361 1,488

San Isidro 90 1,668 1,758

San Jose 375 420 795

San Roque 148 2,139 2,287

San Vicente 31 677 708

Silvino Lobos 479 1,819 2,298

Victoria 52 886 938

Western Samar 11 285 296

San Jorge 6 276 282

Santa Margarita 5 9 14

Source: DROMIC Report No. 31 as of 3:00 AM, 21 December 2015

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Sitrep No. 16 Tab K

LIVESTOCKS

Type of Crops /

Livestocks

Estimated Peso Value


Type of Project/ Species


GRAND TOTAL 4,967,229,199.38

TOTAL 1,296,851,188.88 794,550,000.00 36,398,304.00 1,798,901,707.25 65,680,730.00 957,509,453.00 17,337,816.25 4,967,229,199.38

REGION III - - - 1,176,846,687.25 - 9,616,620.00 - 25,920.00 1,186,489,227.25

Rice 145,099,629.00 Corn 189,500,158.00

Aurora Corn 189,247,183.25 25,920.00 189,273,103.25 Rice 144,036,302.00 Corn 45,830,000.00 Rice 24,472,393.00 Corn 434,593,475.00

Bulacan Rice 4,067,547.00 4,067,547.00

REGION IV-A 27,600,000.00 - - 1,275,728.00 - 1,595,454.00 - 30,471,182.00

Cavite Rice 58,905.00 58,905.00 Quezon 7,500,000.00 Rice 204,623.00 1,595,454.00 9,300,077.00

Corn 622,200.00 622,200.00 Rootcrop 390,000.00 390,000.00

Batangas 15,000,000.00 15,000,000.00 Laguna 5,100,000.00 5,100,000.00

REGION IV-B 133,583,188.88 397,050,000.00 - 12,904,883.00 25,207,500.00 569,745,308.00 12,676,806.25 1,151,167,686.13

Marinduque 6,644,300.00 3,150,000.00 Rice 132,337.00 122,028,911.00 131,955,548.00 Oriental Mindoro 54,250,000.00 24,383,000.00 409,351,897.00 9,301,806.25 497,286,703.25

Oriental Mindoro (Local Infrastructure)

30,100,000.00 393,800,000.00 Rice 12,772,546.00 38,364,500.00 475,037,046.00

Occidental Mindoro 3,288,888.88 100,000.00 496,200.00 3,375,000.00 7,260,088.88 Romblon 39,300,000.00 328,300.00 39,628,300.00

REGION V 43,568,000.00 56,500,000.00 - 396,334,780.00 2,180,230.00 349,481,914.00 - - 848,064,924.00

1,500,000.00 Rice 248,561,299.00 673,020.00 29,017,446.00 279,751,765.00 Corn 13,032,750.00 13,032,750.00

Catanduanes 6,208,000.00 3,000,000.00 Rice 16,500.00 75,000.00 9,299,500.00 560,000.00 Rice 6,168,113.00 1,000.00 31,711,779.00 38,440,892.00

Corn 249,416.00 249,416.00 Albay II 35,000,000.00 45,000,000.00 Rice 89,279,734.00 929,360.00 247,380,531.00 417,589,625.00 Albay III 8,500,000.00 Corn 5,955,825.00 14,455,825.00

Sorsogon 300,000.00 Rice 33,043,143.00 576,850.00 41,297,158.00 75,217,151.00 Corn 28,000.00 28,000.00

Preparedness Measures and Effects of Typhoon “NONA” (I.N. MELOR)COST OF DAMAGES


Region/Province/ City/Municipality

INFRASTRUCTURE AGRICULTURE

TOTAL COST (Infrastructure + Agriculture) ROADS/BRIDGES/

OTHER STRUCTURES Flood Control Health Facilities

CROPS (Rice and Corn) HVCC (Mango,

Banana, Papaya, Vegetables)

FISHERIES

2,127,799,492.88 2,839,429,706.50

Nueva Ecija 9,616,620.00 154,716,249.00

Pampanga 45,830,000.00

Tarlac 434,593,475.00

Camarines Sur

Masbate

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LIVESTOCKS

Type of Crops /

Livestocks



Type of Project/ Species


Preparedness Measures and Effects of Typhoon “NONA” (I.N. MELOR)COST OF DAMAGES


Region/Province/ City/Municipality

INFRASTRUCTURE AGRICULTURE

TOTAL COST (Infrastructure + Agriculture) ROADS/BRIDGES/

OTHER STRUCTURES Flood Control Health Facilities

CROPS (Rice and Corn) HVCC (Mango,

Banana, Papaya, Vegetables)

FISHERIES

REGION VIII 1,092,100,000.00 341,000,000.00 36,398,304.00 211,539,629.00 38,293,000.00 27,070,157.00 4,635,090.00 1,751,036,180.00

Biliran Rice 2,426,843.00 2,426,843.00 Samar Rice 4,937,620.00 2,835,686.00 Seaweeds 4,155,090.00 11,928,396.00

36,398,304.00 Rice 7,412,459.00 38,293,000.00 11,738,771.00 480,000.00 1,527,422,534.00 Corn 189,500,158.00 189,500,158.00 Cassava 3,689,025.00 3,689,025.00

Eastern Samar Rice 2,536,214.00 12,495,700.00 15,031,914.00 Cassava 1,037,310.00 1,037,310.00

Note: All data are subject for futher validation by DPWH and DASources:

OCD RC IV-A as of 20 December 2015, 4:00 PM

OCDRC IV-B SitRep No. 16 dated 21 December 2015 OCDRC VIII SitRep No.11 dated 20 December 2015 DPWH SitRep as of 18 December 2015, 6:00PMDA Report as of 19 December 2015

Northern Samar 1,092,100,000.00 341,000,000.00

OCD RC III SitRep 10 dated 20 December 2015, 6:00 AM

OCD RC V SitRep 17 dated 18 December 2015, 5:00PM

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SitRep No. 16 Tab L

REGION DSWD LGUs NGOs TOTALGRAND TOTAL 76,238,503.40 9,067,696.98 513,130.00 85,819,330.38 Region III 13,654,505.40 2,438,750.00 442,890.00 16,536,145.40

Aurora 902,350.00 541,400.00 1,443,750.00 Bataan 1,250.00 1,250.00

Bulacan 3,889,714.40 3,889,714.40 Nueva Ecija 4,410,229.00 1,283,300.00 442,890.00 6,136,419.00 Pampanga 4,452,212.00 612,800.00 5,065,012.00

Region IV-A 1,082,820.00 - - 1,082,820.00 Batangas 541,410.00 541,410.00

Laguna 541,410.00 541,410.00 Region IV-B 6,181,800.00 5,079,556.98 70,240.00 11,331,596.98

Marinduque 415,440.00 401,400.00 70,240.00 887,080.00 Occidental Mindoro 252,000.00 768,555.98 1,020,555.98

Oriental Mindoro 2,817,360.00 3,686,485.00 6,503,845.00 Rombon 2,697,000.00 223,116.00 2,920,116.00

Region V 52,619,378.00 1,549,390.00 - 54,168,768.00 Albay 13,132,208.00 13,132,208.00

Camarines Norte 4,965,236.00 4,965,236.00 Camarines Sur 13,212,632.00 13,212,632.00

Catanduanes 7,040,260.00 7,040,260.00 Masbate 3,044,620.00 1,549,390.00 4,594,010.00

Sorsogon 11,224,422.00 11,224,422.00 Region VIII 2,700,000.00 - - 2,700,000.00

Northern Samar 2,700,000.00 2,700,000.00

PREPAREDNESS MEASURES AND EFFECTS OF TY "NONA" (I.N. MELOR)COST OF ASSISTANCE


Source: DROMIC Report No. 31 as of 03:00 AM, 21 December 2015

SitRep No. 16 Tab M Preparedness Measures and Effects of TY “NONA”

DISASTER RESPONSE 21 December 2015, 6:00 AM

a. The Response Cluster was activated on 14 December 2015, 12:00 NN, to monitor and act accordingly on identified/required needs and resources for response operations.

b. Response Cluster Meetings conducted for TY “NONA”: 1. 15 December 2015, 11:00 AM at the NDRRM Operations Center (1st floor). 2. 16 December 2015, 10:30 AM at the NDRRMC Conference Room (2nd floor).

c. The Response Cluster activated volunteer groups (ERIC and Project AGOS) for SRR and Rapid Emergency Telecommunications Teams (RETT).

d. AHA Centre deployed one (1) In-Country ERAT Member to NDRRM Operations Center to serve as a Liaison Officer to AHA Centre, primarily to obtain necessary information to assess whether if there’s a need for them to deploy additional resources in support of the emergency response operations in relation with Typhoon “NONA”.

e. AFP Central Command conducted Rapid Damage Assessment and Needs Analysis (RDANA) in the Northern and Eastern Samar on 16 December 2015 using Nomad Aircraft #C68.

f. NDRRM Council conducted an Emergency Council Meeting regarding Typhoon “Nona” and TD Onyok, on 17 December 2016, 2:00 PM at NDRRMC Conference Room, Camp General Emilio Aguinaldo. The Council agreed to recommend to his H.E. Benigno S. Aquino a Presidential Declaration of State of Calamity in affected provinces to ensure continuous delivery of response and recovery services to communities.

g. PRC Occidental Mindoro Chapter deployed a 6-man team to assess the Municipalities of Abra de Ilog, Paluan, Sta. Cruz, Lubang Island, and Mamburao in the Province of Occidental Mindoro that were experiencing power interruption.

RDRRMC III a. Conducted aerial reconnaissance on flood affected areas of Tarlac, Pampanga

(Candaba), and Nueva Ecija on 17 December 2015.

RDRRMC IV-A a. Deployed two (2) Teams to conduct damage assessment in the Provinces of

Batangas and Ternate, Cavite on 16 December 2015. b. On 18 December 2015, conducted RDRRMC Meeting with Provincial DRRMO to

assess the damages and actions taken to address gaps in disaster operations.

RDRRMC V a. OCD V deployed Regional RDANA Team to Sorsogon Province and Ticas and

Burias Island, Masbate on 15 and 17 December 2015, respectively; conducted Emergency Meeting of RDRRMC Bicol Response Cluster on 16 December 2015 at Handyong Hall, OCD V

RDRRMC VIII a. RDRRMC Incident Management Team and Volunteer Communications Group

(ACCESS 5 Inc., Kabalikat-Civicom and RadNet 5) proceeded to Catarman, Northern Samar to augment in the response operation.

b. Conducted an aerial survey of the Province of Northern Samar on 15 December 2015 together with the Provincial Governor

c. Provided 2,000 sacks of rice, medicines, and tarpaulins to the Municipality of Catarman

d. Conducted Rapid Damage Assessment and Needs Analysis (RDANA) in various municipalities of Northern Samar

e. OCD VIII joined the PDRRMC Emergency Meeting on 15 December 2015, 10:00 AM. f. PDRRMO Eastern Samar conducted Rapid Damage Assessment and Needs

Analysis (RDANA) on 15 December 2015

A. CAMP COORDINATION AND CAMP MANAGEMENT

a. A total of 165,554 families / 742,991 persons were pre-emptively evacuated in Regions IV-A, IV-B, V, VII, and VIII.

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b. A total of 208 schools are used as evacuation centers in Regions IV-B, V, VII, and VIII, as follows: two (2) in Region IV-A, 29 in Region IV-B, 173 in Region V, one (1) in Region VII, and three (3) in Region VIII.

c. About 8,514 stranded passengers are being assessed by the concerned Local Social Welfare and Development Office in Regions NCR, IV-A, IV-B, V, VI, VII, and VIII.

d. A total of 51,911 families / 241,114 persons decamped in the Provinces of Albay (33,218 families / 154,522 persons), Camarines Norte (454 families / 1,911 persons), Camarines Sur (8,319 families / 42,433 persons), Catanduanes (555 families / 2,218 persons), and Masbate (9,365 families / 40,030 persons).

e. AFP, SOLCOM: One (1) squad of DRU from the 903Bde, PA with one (1) M35 truck and one (1)

KM450 evacuated residents from Purok Pasayan and Purok Pagasa, Barangay Poblacion East, Milagros, Masbate to Milagros Central Elementary School

Deployed one (1) sec of BCoy 31IB on 14 December 2015 at Sorsogon PDRRMC for possible HADR operations

Deployed one (1) sec of ACoy 31IB with one (1) KM250 on 14 December 2015 at Casiguran, Sorsogon for possible HADR operations.

Deployed one (1) sec of BCoy, 9IB with one (1) KM250 truck at PDRRMC Sorsogon for possible HADR operations

B. FOOD AND NON-FOOD CLUSTER

DSWD a. Distributed the following:

FOOD and NON-FOOD ITEMS AREA 10,000 bags of rice Albay 3,000 FFPs Albay 3,000 FFPs Sorsogon 3,000 FFPs Camarines Sur 2,000 bags of rice and 140 rolls of tarpaulin Mapanas, Lapinig, and Laoang 50 boxes nutridel (cereals) Oras, Eastern Samar 50 boxes nutridel (cereals) San Policarpio, Easthern Samar 50 boxes nutridel (cereals) Arteche, Eastern Samar 50 boxes nutridel (cereals) Biliran 700 bags of rice Catarman

b. A total of 1,000 sacks of 50 kgs rice and 140 tarps to be delivered to Catarman, Northern Samar.

c. A total of ₱44,955,026.00 worth of relief assistance were provided in Regions III, IV-A, IV-B, V and VIII of which ₱42,778,720.00 came from DSWD while 2,176,306.00 were provided by the LGUs.

d. Distributed 85,000 FFPs, 8,300 sacks of rice, 250 boxes sardines, 500 boxes corned beef, 450 boxes of nutridel, 5 boxes of coffee, 10 generators sets and 250 rolls of laminated sacks were in Region V.

e. A total of 1,725 sacks of 25 kg rice, 450 boxes of nutridel, 5 boxes of noodles and 5 boxes of coffee were distributed in Region VIII.

DSWD FO V a. Provided hot meals to LGUs with stranded passengers. b. A total of 2,400 sacks of rice had been allocated to five (5) provinces: Camarines Sur

(500), Camarines Norte (500), Catanduanes (500), Masbate (400), and Sorsogon (500).

c. Provided ₱31,495,900.00 worth of assistance equivalent to 85,000 family food packs. d. Ongoing repacking of relief goods.

Local Government Units (LGUs) a. LGU of Oriental Mindoro provided meals to 1,526 stranded persons in Calapan City,

Dangay, and Bulalacao Ports. b. PDRRMC Cavite conducted relief operations in 1,500 fisherfolk families in Ternate,

Cavite on 16 December 2015.

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c. PDRRMC Quezon distributed food packs through React Banahaw to 131 stranded passengers at Dalahican Port

d. PDRRMC Aurora issued 51 bags of rice to the Municipality of San Luis and Barangay Calangcuasan, in the Municipality of Casiguran

e. PDRRMC Aurora through PSWDO distributed the following: 970 food packs to Dingalan, Aurora 30 food packs and 10 boxes of bottled water to each of the Municipalities of

Baler, Dingalan, Dilasag, and San Luis f. PDRRMC Oriental Mindoro provided 11,868 family food packs in the

municipalities affected in the province

Philippine Red Cross (PRC) a. Provided hot meals to 2,772 persons in Marinduque (251), Oriental Mindoro (940),

Occidental Mindoro (56), Catanduanes (150), Isabela (1,215), Nueva Ecija (30), and Masbate (130).

C. LOGISTICS CLUSTER

a. The following items are allocated and arranged to be delivered: 271,000 GI Sheets from Ormoc to Catarman 5,000 rolls of laminated sacks from Tacloban to Catarman 8,000 rolls laminated sacks from DSWD-NROC to Catarman 5,000 tarpaulins from Cebu to Catarman 2,000 rolls laminated sacks from DSWD-NROC to Legaspi (In transit) 5,000 Family Food Packs (FFPs) from DSWD-NROC to Sorsogon City (In

transit) 17,680 FFPs from DSWD-NROC to Sorsogon Province (In transit) 3,200 FFPs from DSWD-NROC to Sorsogon Province 8,000 tarpaulins from DSWD-NROC to Aurora (In transit)

OCD b. OCD IV-A provided a total of ₱639,080.00 (11,080 liters) worth of POL. c. OCD V deployed one (1) personnel to augment operations in Sorsogon Province. d. OCD V provided FOL support, meals, communications and evacuation safety line to

Bicol RDRRMC response agencies. e. OCD VIII provided Petroleum, Oil, and Lubricant (POL) to support the distribution of

food and non-food items in the identified areas to affected by TY “NONA”. f. OCD Central Office facilitated the emergency procurement of hygiene kits and

tarpaulin for OCD V.

DOH a. DOH VIII mobilized logistics resources (Campolas kits, jerry cans, and hygiene kits);

deployed 2 Rapid Health Assessment Teams with 13 Personnel to Northern Samar on 15 December 2015; DOH IV-B coordinated with Philippine Airforce 505 Search and Rescue for utilization of Air Medical Services in the Provinces of MIMAROPA.

MMDA a. MMDA deployed mobile pumps on identified flood-prone areas.

DPWH a. DPWH II conducted clearing operations along Maharlika Highway. b. DPWH III conducted clearing operations in the landslide area in Pantabangan, Nueva

Ecija.

AFP a. Dispatched 543rd ECBn personnel to assist the affected communities in their AOR b. 8ID, PA mobilized one (1) DRU to clear Calbayog-Catarman Road c. 546ECBn mobilized one (1) DRU team to clear Lapinig-Gamay-Mapanas-Palapag

Road d. 20IB, PA deployed one (1) DRU team to clear Palapag-Lapinig road and one (1)

DRU team at the Municipality of Palapag for possible conduct of SRR operations e. 8ID continuously provides transportation assistance to the evacuees and assisted

LGUs in the transport of relief goods

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c. 8ID, PA: COM8 conducted coordinating conference at TOC, 8ID and directed ERC to prepare for movement going to Laoang, Northern Samar and directed 63IB to conduct clearing operations from Lope de Vega – Catarman, Norther Samar; 63 IB, PA conducted road clearing operations along Lope de Vega-Catarman, Northern Samar Road on 14 December 2015, 5:50 PM; 20IB, PA conducted road clearing operations on 14 December 15, 5:30 PM at Palapag-Lapinig Road. The road is now passable

d. 543 Engineering Battalion provided manpower and transportation assistance to the affected communities at Laoang, Northern Samar

e. Alpha Company conducted area assessment from Gamay-Mapanas, Northern Samar

f. Provided M35 truck to transport one (1) unit Signal Commo Team to Region V g. Conducted road clearing operations along Lope de Vega-Catarman, Northern Samar

on 14 December 2015, 5:50 PM h. Alpha Company conducted area assessment from Gamay- Mapanas, Northern

Samar i. Provided M35 truck to transport 1 unit Signal Commo Team to Region V j. 546ECBn composed of 10 Man Team with chainsaw conducted clearing operation in

Lapinig-Gamay-Mapanas-Palapag k. H14IB conducted clearing operation in Eastern Samar-Northern Samar Pacific

Towns Roads (Lapinig-Gamay-Mapanas-Palapag). l. Prepositioned three (3) helicopters for aerial survey and inspection for Regions IV-A

and V for initial damage assessment and needs analysis. m. Provided one (1) C-130 bound to Catarman, Northern Samar for transport of relief

goods intended for Region 8. n. Deployed two (2) M35 trucks at Baao and Iriga City in Camarines Sur for the

evacuation of the affected populace on 14 December 2015. o. Provided one (1) M35 truck to transport one (1) Signal Commo Team as

augmentation to OCD V, Camp Ola, Legaspi City. p. 730th Combat Group deployed field observer in Cavite. q. Philippine Airforce provided one (1) C-130 aircraft to transport assorted relief goods

and HADR items at Catarman and Catbalogan, Samar on 16 December 2015. r. 9ID, PA provided personnel with two (2) M35 truck for the transport of 100 sacks of

rice from NFA Provincial Office, San Agustin, Pili, Camarines Sur to Pasacao Port, Pasacao, Camarines Sur.

s. 2IB, PA provided personnel with one (1) KM250 for the transport of 500 pieces of dipper going to OCD RO V on 16 December 2015.

t. NFSL, PN provided PN Vessel, PG370, for the transport of 100 sacks of rice from Pasacao, Camarines Sur to Masbate.

u. 76IB provided personnel for the conduct of relief operations to the affected families in the evacuation centers of San Teodoro Mindoro.

v. Provided one (1) UH-1H helicopter for the conduct of RDANA in Nueva Ecija. w. Provided one (1) DRU Team with one (1) rubber boat for the conduct of WASAR and

rescued two (2) civilian at Brgy. Carmen, Saragosa, Nueva Ecija on 17 December 2015

x. Provided one (1) DRU Team for the conduct of WASAR at Sto. Rosario, Sta Rosa, Nueva Ecija.

y. Augmented two (2) units of M35 Truck to DSWD for relief distribution to Malolos City, Bulacan.

z. On 19 December 2015, 5:42 PM, nine (9) M35 trucks and four (4) KM450 trucks from H8ID, PA with 1 Officer and 71 EP were used to transport 3,600 pcs of G.I sheets and 68 boxes of umbrella nails from Ormoc City to Catarman, Northern Samar

aa. 203rd Brigade provided transportation assistance for hauling of relief goods to Barangay Sumagi, Bansud, Oriental Mindoro

bb. 203rd Brigade conducted clearing operations in National Highway of Gloria, Bongabong, Pinamalayan, Socorro, Bansud, Baco, and San Teodoro, Oriental Mindoro

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cc. DRUs of 203rd Brigade, 76IB, 4IB, and 16IB composed of WASAR, USAR, and Clearing Squad conducted clearing operations from the Municipality of Bansud to Calapan City and from Baco to Puerto Galera, Oriental Mindoro

PNP a. PRO MIMAROPA conducted clearing operations in affected areas in their AOR

Local DRRMCs a. Tuguegarao City, DRRMC conducted initial clearing operation. Also conducted relief

operation in Centro 10. b. PDRRMC Tarlac dispatched 1 DART/EMS Team and conducted clearing operations

along McArthur Highway in Brgy. Anupul, Bamban, Tarlac. c. PDRRMC Tarlac dispatched one (1) DART Team and PEO/PEPO personnel to

augment in the sandbagging activity at Brgy. Cabaruan, Sta. Ignacia, Tarlac on 16 December 2015.

d. PDRRMC Tarlac dispatched one (1) DART Team to conduct river monitoring and dike/flood control structure inspection province wide on 16 December 2015.

e. PDRRMC Tarlac dispatched one (1) DART Team and PEO/PEPO personnel to augment in the sandbagging activity at Brgy. Mangolago, Victoria on 17 December 2015

f. PDRRMC Bulacan deployed one (1) portaboat to Calumpit District Hospital for transportation of personnel

D. HEALTH CLUSTER

DOH Central Office a. Issued alert memorandum to all affected regions (IV-A, IV-B, V, VI, VIII, and NCR). b. Checked adequacy of prepositioned medicines and logistics. c. Ensured availability of standby medical teams in the Regional and Provincial DOH

Offices and retained hospitals. d. Reminded Regional and Provincial DOH offices to attend DRMMC meetings at all

levels and other coordinating meetings about TY “NONA”. e. In continuous monitoring of the weather disturbance through PAGASA and provision

of updates through Smart Infoboard. f. Provided additional logistics to DOH VIII (Catarman, Northern Samar) composed of

assorted medicines, hygiene kits, jerry can, PLR and D5 0.9 NaCl. g. Philippine Red Cross provided medical assistance to 12 injured individuals in

Occidental Mindoro, Marinduque, Romblom, Albay, and Sorsogon. h. DOH provided a total of ₱1,343,268.36 as augmentation to the health facilities in the

affected regions i. DOH activated Surveillance in Extreme Emergencies and Disaster (SPEED) in

Regions V and NCR from 12-18 December 2015

DOH Regional Offices a. Activated the Operations Center in concerned Regional Offices (IV-A, IV-B, V, VI,

VIII, and NCR). b. Ensured hospitals have standby medical teams. c. Medicines and other logistics are prepositioned in affected provinces. d. In continuous coordination with other Regional Agencies including, PCG, PPA,

RDRRMC, OCD, LGU’s, PNP station, other partner agencies as well as DMOs, NDPs, DTTBs, RHMPPs, PDOs / CHOs.

e. DOH V deployed nurses under Nurse Deployment Program of DOH to different evacuation centers.

f. Conducted Rapid Health Assessment in Regions V and VIII. g. DOH IV-B coordinated with Philippine Airforce 505 Search and Rescue for the

utilization of Air Medical Services in the Provinces of MIMAROPA. h. DOH VIII deployed additional three Teams (2 response and 1 Operations Center

Teams) in Northern Samar i. Deployed one (1) medical team from Eastern Visayas Regional Medical Center

composed of six (6) doctors, five (5) nurses, one (1) EMT and three (3) utility workers in Catarman, Northern Samar.

j. Ongoing Rapid Health Assessment in Region IV-A.

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k. Laguna PDRRMC conducted briefing and distributed additional medical supplies to deployed SAR and Medical Teams.

l. DOH V augmented to PHO Albay, folding beds and 120 pieces hygiene kits worth ₱43,028.40.

m. DOH V augmented to PHO Sorsogon, 100 pieces hygiene kits worth ₱23,357.40.

Region Augmented (in PhP) Prepositioned

(in PhP) Present at

Warehouse

IV-A

Extension Offices in Cavite, Laguna,

Rizal, and Batangas

428,000.00 1,885,000.00 10,378,967.98

IV-B 2,429,287.00 6,933,775.64 4,200,000.00

V PHO Albay

358,835.40 564,550.00 12,103,884.00 PHO Sorsogon Masbate

VI 1,510,000.00 2,282,709.51

VIII

Northern Samar / North Samar

Provincial DOH Office

2,188,524.00 600,000.00 2,929,111.00

NCR 3,000,000.00 DOH Central

Office Region VIII 832,719.34

91,628,286.03 IV-B 933,387.04

UNFPA (United Nations

Populatio Fund)

IV-B 1,288,000.00

Grand Total 8,458,752.78 11,493,325.64 126,522,958.52

n. Distribution of dignity kits and doxycycline (Tutok Gamutan) in Nueva Ecija, Bulacan, Aurora, and Zambales.

o. Medical consultations conducted in Oas District Hospital, Eastern Samar. p. Conducted distribution of aqua tabs/hyposol and water and sanitation monitoring q. Bulacan Provincial Health Office distributed doxycycline and antibiotics to Hagonoy

and Calumpit r. DOH RO VIII deployed 260 Nurse Development Project (NDP) and 185 Rural Health

Midwives Placement Program (RHMPP) personnel to Northern and Eastern Samar on 19 December 2015 to provide medical services

s. Provincial Health Office (PHO) Albay deployed WASH and medical teams to Irosin and Bulusan, Sorsogon on 19 December 2015

t. Eastern Visayas Regional Medical Center medical team provided support to the operations of GB Tan District Hospital in Laoang, Northern Samar

E. EDUCATION CLUSTER

a. A total of 268 schools are used as evacuation centers in Regions IV-B, V, VII, and VIII, as follows: one (1) in NCR, two (2) in Region II, 14 in Region III, two (2) in Region IV-A, 45 in Region IV-B, 172 in Region V, one (1) in Region VI, and 31 in Region VIII.

b. As of 15 December 2015, 8:00 PM, classes already resumed in Dinagat Island and Surigao City (Caraga Region); Camarines Norte and Catanduanes (Region V); Tacloban and Western Samar (Region VIII).

c. Continuously disseminates weather advisories to all DepEd local officials and DRRM Coordinators via Infoboard text blast.

d. Issued advisories to DepEd Local Officials and DRRM Coordinators of NCR and Regions III, IV-A, IV-B, V, VI, VII, and VIII to coordinate with their respective LGUs for possible class suspension and resumption and report for related hazards via Infoboard text blast.

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e. December 19, 2015 through DepEd Order No.9, s. 2015 is the start of Christmas break for public elementary and secondary schools. No class suspension is in effect. Classes will resume on 04 January 2015.

F. LAW AND ORDER

a. PNP IV-B Abra de Ilog Municipal Police Station (MPS), Calapan City Police Station, and Mogpog MPS personnel provided security assistance in Matabong Port, Calapan City Pier, and Balanacan Port, respectively.

b. A total of 72 police personnel provided security assistance to flood/landslide prone areas in every municipality Region IV-B.

c. Capiz Police Provincial Office deployed 21 Law and Order Personnel and 12 SRR Personnel at Tapaz Civic Center. Law and Order Cluster deployed the following Personnel as Security:

Evacuation Center - 6 Relief Convoy - 6 Relief Distribution - 6 DSWD Relief Warehouse - 4 Incident Command Post - 4 Pre-emptive Evacuation - 6 Evacuated Families

returning to their homes - 8 Patrols in unattended

Households/Communities - 6

d. Aklan Police Provincial Office deployed 60 Law and Order Personnel and 41 SRR Personnel.

e. PNP deployed a total of 1,021 personnel in different localities in different areas in Regions 3, IV-A, IV-B, V, and VIII, broken down as follows:

180 personnel – securing evacuation centers 78 personnel – securing relief distribution 39 personnel – securing DSWD relief warehouses 72 personnel – manning Incident Command Post and assisting force

evacuation 28 personnel – conducting pre-emptive force evacuation 194 personnel – assisting family evacuees returning to their respective

homes 336 personnel – patrolling unattended households; and 84 personnel – conducting other police functions

f. 803rd Bde, PA provided security assistance to vital installations/facilities on affected areas within Northern Samar and continuously conduct road clearing operations.

G. EMERGENCY TELECOMMUNICATION

a. OCD installed back-up communication system (satellite phone) in Response Cluster Operation Center.

b. Coordinated with OCD Regions III, IV-A, IV-B, V, VI, VII, VIII, and NCR for possible deployment/standby of satellite phones.

c. Deployed the OCD-NDRRMC Satellite Phone System at OCD Central Office and OCD Regional Offices III, IV-A, IV-B, V, VI, VII, VIII, and NCR.

d. Activation of RETT members: ERIC for reporting and consolidation Project AGOS powered by E-Bayanihan on monitoring and crowd sourcing

operations e. AFP 202nd Brigade installed emergency HF radio communication equipment at the

RDRRMC IV-A OpCen. f. 8ID, DRU from the AFP with communications team established contact with 803rd

Infantry Brigade at Catarman, Northern Samar and proceeded to the municipalities of Laong, Mapanas, and Palapag.

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g. REACT Philippines is in continuous monitoring and reporting of activities in the typhoon affected areas.

h. CEISSAFP, AFP installed HF Base Radio at the Response Cluster Operations Center.

i. Smart Communications Inc. Team on standby alert for possible restoration and maintenance activities.

j. On 15 December 2015, SOLCOM Communications Team established emergency communications (HARRIS Radio) in RDRRMC IV-A Operations Center.

k. OCD RO V activated satellite phone on 13 December 2015. l. OCD RO V established back-up VHF radio communications in Catanduanes Island

Province on 13 December 2015. m. OCD deployed one (1) Broadband Global Area Network (BGAN) to OCD Region VIII

for emergency data connectivity.

H. SEARCH, RESCUE AND RETRIEVAL (SRR)

a. PNP: SAR teams were placed on standby alert for possible deployment with physical accounting and inventory of equipment; deployed 24 PNP SAR SRR Teams and 2 PNP SRR Teams on standby in Region IV-A; deployed 703 PNP SRR Teams in Region IV-B; deployed 9 PNP SRR Teams and 2 PNP SRR Teams on standby in Region VIII.

b. 772 personnel of PNP were involved in SRR in Regions IV-A, IV-B, V, and VIII. c. Deployed a total of 800 PNP personnel to conduct SRR in Regions III, IV-A, IV-B, V,

and VIII. d. PCG conducted force evacuation in Baler, Aurora on 16 December 2015. e. PCG VIII deployed Quick Response Team (QRT) to Allen and Laoang, Northern

Samar. f. BFP Personnel assisted in SRR of five (5) casualties in Brgy. Papandan, Sta. Rita,

Brgy. Anoling, and Brgy. Nabuslot. g. Augmented rescue and evacuation in Cabanautan City on 16 December 2015. h. Olongapo CDRRMO augmented rescue and evacuation operations in Cabanatuan

City on 16 December 2015. i. AFP: Deployed one (1) DRU to Palapag, Northern Samar for possible SRR

operations; 2 teams from 203rd BDE, 2ID, PA conducted rescue operations at Brgy. Wawa and Brgy. Palayan, in Pinalayan, Oriental Mindoro on 15 December 2015, 3:00 PM.

j. Nineteen (19) personnel of SOLCOM conducted SAR Operations at Peñaranda, Nueva Ecija

k. 48IB and 70 CADRE together with PNP Peñarada SAR Team conducted SAR Operations along Peñaranda River in the vicinity of Brgy. Sinasajan and Brgy. San Josef, Peñaranda, Nueva Ecija and rescued eight (8) personnel on 16 December 2015.

l. 56IB, 7ID; PNP, BFP, PDRRMO and MDRRMO Rescue Teams rescued 306 families/1,061 individuals in Baler, Aurora due to massive flooding cause by Aguang River on 16 December 2015.

m. 56IB augmented rescue operations in Baler, Aurora on 16 December 2015. n. 203 Bde and 16IB conducted forced evacuation in Bansud and Naujan, Oriental

Mindoro. o. PRC deployed two (2) WASAR teams with 2 rubber boats and a 6x6 truck in Nueva

Ecija. p. PRC deployed two (2) WASAR teams with 2 rubber boats and a 6x6 truck in

Pampanga. q. Bulacan Provincial Engineering Office (PEO) and 18th Special Forces, Philippine

Army deployed trucks for rescue and relief operations and transporting of commuters r. 203rd Brigade WASAR and USAR team conducted forced evacuation in

Barangay Sumagi, Bansud, Oriental Mindoro

Southern Luzon Command (SOLCOM) a. On 19 December 2015, 1:30 PM, one (1) squad of CAA conducted search and

rescue operations at Sitio Tribu 1, Barangay Tanauan, Real, Quezon.

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Northern Luzon Command (NOLCOM) a. Deployed the following equipment and personnel to conduct rescue operations:

PERSONNEL EQUIPMENT/VEHICLE DESTINATION NUEVA ECIJA

1 Officer and 23 Enlisted Personnel (EP)

1 Sadam Truck and 2 rubber boats

Barangay Sinasahan, Peñaranda

23 EP Nueva Ecija 8 EP Cabanatuan City

10 EP 1 rubber boat and 1

M35 truck Pacific Crossing Cabanatuan

City 7 EP Cabanatuan City

7 EP Barangay Sto. Rosario, Sta.

Rosa

1 Officer and 23 EP 2 rubber boats and 1

M35 truck Barangay Aduas, Cabanatuan

City

10 EP 1 rubber boat and 1

M35 truck Jaen

One section and 4 security escort from 3IB

Barangay Primavera, Cabanatuan City

Rescued a certain Rodrigo S.

Gonzales, 72 y.o. and was brought to Nueva Ecija

Doctor’s Hospital, Cabanatuan City due to

physical illness

One section Onboard 2 rubber boats Barangay Rajal Centro, Sta.

Rosa BULACAN

One squad of 18SFC Calumpit

I. RAPID DAMAGE ASSESSMENT AND NEEDS ANALYSIS (RDANA)

a. OCD V conducted RDANA in the Province of Sorsogon on 15 December 2015 and in Ticao and Burias Islands on 17 December 2015

b. OCD VIII conducted RDANA in various municipalities in Northern Samar particularly in Mondragon, Palapag, San Roque, Catubig, Mapanas, Lope de Vega, San Jose, Bobon, and Catarman

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