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B. EFFECTS OF TROPICAL STORM PEDRING

1. STATUS OF STRANDEES (as of 5:00 PM, 26 September 2011) - PCG

LOCATION PSGRS TRUCKS CARS BUSES Rolling Cargoes Vessels M/BCAs

Vehicle M/BCAs

Taking Shelter

Tabaco (bound for Catanduanes) 350 5 2 4 2 5

Rapu-Rapu 6

Pio Duran (bound for Burias

Island) 247 3

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Bapor 6 0 0 0

Cataingan 0 4

Aroroy 0 0 1 1

Sabang 20 7

Guijalo 5

Pasacao 49 0 5

San Andres 0 0

Nato 4 1

Matnog 1,113 70 8 20 2

Pilar 180 3 2 3

Bulan 75 1

Lucena 0

Puerto Real 0

Batangas 515 31

Mamburao 21 6

Aparri 5 4 5

Cebu 70 7

Maasin 50 23

* Allen 481 27 10 17

TOTAL 3,186 112 20 46 69 13 10 27

Source: * Mayor of Allen, Northern Samar 2. AFFECTED POPULATION (Tab A)

• Total number of population affected in 38 barangays / 12 municipalities / 1 city in the 5 provinces of Regions II, III, IV-A, and V is: 1,355 families / 6,112 persons

• Total number of population currently served inside and outside evacuation centers is 635 families / 2,771 Persons

INSIDE 17 ECs 496 families / 2,137 persons OUTSIDE ECs (relatives/friends) 139 families / 634 persons 3. CASUALTIES:

DEAD (1) • Chawn Andrie Daliora, 1 year and 10 months old baby boy from Brgy.

Cabugao, Bato, Catanduanes died when he fell off th e creek going to Bato River. The body was recovered at 10:04 PM, 26 Septe mber 2011

INJURED (1) • One (1) person, identified as Arthur Silvania, suffered minor injury to his right knee

due to the tornado

MISSING (4) • As of 4:00 PM, 26 September 2011, two (2) persons w ere reported missing

along Ragay Gulf area in San Narciso, Quezon, namel y: Neil Bandariel, 32 yrs old and Victor Cararot, 37 yrs old, both residents of San Narciso, Quezon

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• One (1) person, identified as Eddie Morpe of Alabat , Quezon was reported missing as of 5:00 PM, 26 September 2011

• Another person (fisherman), identified as Christoph er Madhos, 37 yrs old from Brgy. Sabang, Baler, Aurora

RESCUED/SURVIVORS (45) • Previously reported 6 fishermen from Brgy. Caranan, Pasacao, Camarines Sur were

already rescued (Leopoldo Nidea, Doikyam Degula, Oliver Degula, Francis Basqouinia, Danilo delos Santos, and Domingo Harold) - three (3) are now with their families while the other three (3) are remains in Isla Amisola Boundary between Balatan, Camarines Sur and Burias Island)

• The WASAR Team of Gen. Luna and Macalelon, Quezon t ogether with the Coast Guard of Marinduque responded and conducted r escue operations to the passengers of fishing boats Sydny and Ice Jade whic h went adrift after suffering mechanical problems at sea. All twelve (1 2) passengers were all safe and had returned to their respective houses

• Twenty Seven (27) fishermen from Brgy. Mambungalon, Mercedes, Camarines Norte onboard nine (9) motorized bancas were found alive and under the custody of Brgy. Officials of Butawanan, Siruma, Camarines Sur

4. EMERGENCY INCIDENTS MONITORED:

• Landslide occurred in Brgy. Laganac, Balatan, Camarines Sur yesterday (25 September 2011). As of today (26 September 2011), more or less 50 meters are now cleared

• Landslide and mudslide at Circumferential Road at S ummit, Viga, Catanduanes • Tornado incident occurred in Brgy. Fely, Maconacon, Isabela with six (6) houses

damaged (5 partially and 1 totally)

5. STATUS OF LIFELINES:

ROADS AND BRIDGES

Region IV-B • Occidental Mindoro: Nautical Highway, Onaha Win Spill Way or bridge, Sto.

Bulangcog, Brgy. Irriron, Calintaan – Not passable due to overflow of the river Region V

• Catanduanes: Circumferential Road at Summit, Viga KO 037+500 – Unpassable, removal of slides to start as soon as weather permi ts

• Camarines Sur: Baao-Iriga City-Nabua Road – not pas sable to light vehicles due to flooding

• Albay: Albay West Coast Road – Paclas-Bulusan Secti on, Panganiran Section and Miligan, Basicao Section both in Pioduran – imp assable due to flooding(carriageway heavily damaged by overflowing water); Daang Maharlika, Culliat, Daraga Section – impassable to light vehic les due to flooding

NCR • Brgy. Concepcion, Marikina (Aquamarine) – not passa ble to light vehicles due

to flooding POWER

Region III • No power in Central and Northern Aurora

Region IV-A • No power in the municipalities of Nakar, Infanta an d Real, Quezon while power

interruptions are being experienced in the municipa lities of the 4 th District of Laguna, namely: Pila, Sta. Maria, Sta. Cruz, Pagsan jan, Famy, Pangil, Pakil, Siniloan, Cavinti, Luisiana, Lumban, Kalayaan, Magd alena as of 9:00 PM, 26 September 2011

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6. SUSPENSION OF CLASSES (27 September 2011) :

• DepEd declared no classes in preschool to high scho ol today, September 27, 2011 (Tuesday), in the following areas: Metro Manil a, Isabela, Quirino, Nueva Vizcaya, Cagayan, Rizal (Antipolo, San Mateo, Rodri guez, Jala-Jala), Bulacan (Malolos, San Jose del Monte), Nueva Ecija, Gapan, Muñoz, Cabanatuan City, Tarlac, Pampanga, Bataan, Zambales, Laguna (Sta. Ro sa), Cavite (Rosario, Gen. Trias, Tanza, Bacoor), and Quezon. Based on De pEd’s guidelines on automatic suspension of classes, areas with Storm S ignal No. 1 should cancel classes in kindergarten while Signal No. 2 means no classes in kindergarten, elementary and high school. Hence, other areas not mentioned above must follow DepEd's guidelines

• Based on CHED guidelines of automatic suspension of classes for areas with Storm Signal No. 3, there are no classes in college to post-graduate levels today, September 27, 2011 (Tuesday), in the followi ng colleges or universities: Far Eastern University-Manila, Far Eastern Universi ty-East Asia, Far Eastern University-Diliman, Far Eastern University-Makati, San Beda College-Manila, University of Santo Tomas, University of the East-M anila, University of the East-Caloocan, Central College of the Philippines, Philippine Christian University-Taft Campus, Manila Tytana Colleges (for merly known as Manila Doctors College), DLSU Dasmariñas, UP-Manila includ ing SHS Baler, University of Perpetual Help System DALTA-Las Piñas, Polytechn ic University of the Philippines, National College of Business and Arts- Fairview, Cubao, Taytay, UP-Diliman (from 7am - 1pm only), Lyceum of the Phi lippine University-Manila, Adamson University, DLSU-Manila, De La Salle-Colleg e of Saint Benilde, Miriam College, and Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila

7. FLIGHTS CANCELLATION

• NAIA issued Flight Advisory on the cancellation of domestic flights at Terminal Nos. 2, 3 and Manila Domestic Terminal (No. 4), with a total of 41 flights all in all. (Details on Tab B)

8. STATUS OF DAMS (8:00 PM, 26 September 2011)

DAMS Reservoir

Water Level (RWL) (m)

Normal High Water Level

(NHWL) / Spiling Level (m)

Deviation from

NHWL (m) Gate Opening

ANGAT 206.77 210.00 -3.23

IPO 100.40 100.20 -0.20 2 Gates / 0.5 m

LA MESA 79.38 80.15 -0.77

AMBUKLAO 751.33 752.00 -0.67 2 Gates / 1 m

BINGA 574.38 575.00 -0.62 3 Gates / 2 m

SAN ROQUE 264.27 280.00 -15.73

PANTABANGA N 199.52 221.00 -21.48

MAGAT 189.65 193.00 -3.35 5 Gates / 10 m

CALIRAYA 286.64 288.00 -1.36

9. FLOOD ALERT FOR MAGAT

• Magat River Water levels downstream of Magat Dam (municipalities of Ramon, San Mateo, Aurora, Cabatuan, Luna, Reina Mercedes, Burgos and Naguilian) are expected to reach the Alarm Level

Advisories: The people living along the target areas of the Magat Dam and the local DRRMCs concerned are advised to take pre-cautionary measures and be alert for the expected increase in the water levels

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III. EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT NDRRMC Operations Center

• Disseminated NDRRMC Advisories on Severe Weather Bulletins; Gale Warnings; and Flood Bulletins to all regions affected through SMS and facsimile, uploaded the same at the NDRRMC Website, Facebook, and Twitter accounts for further dissemination to their respective local Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Councils (LDRRMCs) from the provincial down to the municipal levels

• Directed RDRRMCs concerned through the OCD Regional Centers to undertake precautionary measures in their respective areas of responsibility (AOR) and subsequently advised local DRRMCs to initiate pre-emptive evacuation of families in low-lying and mountainous areas if situation warrants

• NDRRMC-OpCen was activated effective 8:00 AM, 25 September under “Blue Alert” status in view of the entry of Tropical Depression “Pedring” in the Philippine area of responsibility and its subsequent development into a tropical storm

• Effective 26 September 2011, NDRRMC OPCEN has been upgraded into “Red Alert” Status and all national implementing agencies are expected to report to NDRRMC OpCen to facilitate easy coordination among member agencies in terms of their respective preparedness measures in anticipation of the possible landfall of Typhoon “Pedring”

• Respective National Member Agencies are now on alert status and are pre-positioning their respective resources in terms of supplies, equipment and manpower

NDRRMC-MEMBER AGENCIES’ PREPAREDNESS AND RESPO NSE

A. PAGASA • Continuously providing NDRRMC OpCen with updates on Gale Warnings, General

Flood Bulletins; Severe Weather Bulletin on Typhoon “Pedring”, and commenced preparatory phase of flood warning for the Agno and Angat Rivers due to the presence of Typhoon “Pedring” and large amount of rainfall is expected in the said basins

B. DSWD • DSWD DROMIC is closely coordinating with DSWD-Field Office V (DSWD-FO V) for

significant reports caused by Typhoon “Pedring” • DSWD-FO V is continuously coordinating with OCD V, Philippine Coast Guard–

Bicol, and PDRRMC V for any updates on Typhoon “Pedring”; standby funds of Php500,000.00 will be used for the purchase of cann ed goods; awaiting reports on the extent of damages in other provinces in the refion; and SWAD Team continues to coordinate with the P/C/MDRRMCs and co nduct of rapid assessment

• The Albay Social Welfare and Development Office hav e provided 2-day supply of rice to the displaced families at 10 kg. per fam ily

• DSWD-FO II, Disaster Management Response Teams and SWAD Teams in the provinces of Batanes, Cagayan, Isabela, Quirino and Nueva Vizcaya had been alerted. Likewise, they are in close contact with the Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Councils (PDRRMCs). Same as the local government of Sta. Ana, food assistance is readily available to provide if needed

• DSWD-FO III has alerted the Quick Response Teams (QRTs) and SWAD team to monitor the situation in their respective areas

• Pre-positioned PhP4.4 Million standby funds and PhP 57.96 Million worth of relief supplies in all DSWD-FOs along the typho on path, amounting to PhP62.40 Million:

Field Office Standby Funds Relief Supplies Total

NCR 1,017,075.14 1,520,327.10 2,537,402.24

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CAR 507,545.11 2,222,868.30 2,730,413.41 I 501,808.85 5,182,435.02 5,684,243.87 II 500,821.85 6,336,270.46 6,837,092.31 III 492,796.75 8,017,434.43 8,510,231.18

IV-A 506,768.50 13,904,850.16 14,411,618.66 IV-B 406,874.00 551,717.19 958,591.19

V 508,396.36 20,225,497.12 20,733,893.48

Total 4,442,086.56 57,961,399.78 62,403,486.34

• DSWD-CAR pre-positioned 1,504 family packs to all six (6) provinces (Benguet, Province, Ifugao, Abra, Kalinga and Apayao). Its Quick Response Fund (QRF) worth PhP500,000.00 is available

C. DOH • As of 4:00 PM, 26 September DOH HEMS was raised under Code White Alert and

sent alert Memo to all CHDs along the typhoon path to also activate Code White Alert in their respective AORs and pre-positioned drugs and medicines in the affected regions

• Center for Health Development (CHDs) I and II are on Code White Alert status, placed their respective medical teams on standby, and pre-positioned drugs and medicines in all provinces

• DOH V is on Code While Alert status and placed the DOH-CHD HEMS OpCen on a 24/7 operation; prepositioned medicine and other supplies at their respective Center for Health Development Offices and coordinated with PDRRMCs in case they need assistance

• CHD HEMS Bicol has been closely monitoring the progress of Typhoon “Pedring” and coordinated with other agencies for any typhoon related incidents

D. Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) • 9ID PA alerted all DRR units and the 901BDE is on alert status for any possible

deployment • 901BDE with 5 DRO personnel and 1km250 with 4 DRO p ersonnel arrived at

APSEMO on 25 September 2011, and they are on standby for possible disaster response operation

• NAVFORSOL deployed 1M35 truck, 1 rubber boat with nine (9) personnel and one (1) M35 truck on standby in Polangui Municipal Hall for possible rescue operations; DRT 1 evacuated 13 families composed of 15 adults and 25 children from Brgy. Balangibang, Polangui, Albay to Bicol University Campus, Polangui (261030H Sept 2011); DRT 2 proceeded to MDRRMC Malinao, Albay; continue coordinating with different LGUs in AOR and monitoring of activities of DRRT deployed in Polangui and Malinao, Albay

• TOG5-PAF is on alert status and their rescue teams are on standby for any possible deployment; provided two (2) Disaster Response Teams on standby (one team in Albay APSEMO and another one team in Bato North Elementary School, Camarines Sur) for possible disaster response operations. One disaster response team composed of four (4) TOG5 and two (2) 505 with SRS personnel conducted rescue operation of a family trapped by flood at Brgy Agos, Bato, Camarines Sur; coordinated and joined OCD5 together with RDRRMC me mber agencies to monitor the effects of TY “Pedring” at APSEMO; SAR Team transported / evacuated a total of 73 persons from Bañag, Daraga , Albay and ferried to Municipal evacuation center and two (2) persons fro m Brgy. Ilawod (mother and 10 months baby girl) of Seville Village, Ilawod , Daraga, Albay; SAR Team composed of eight (8) personnel on standby alert at APSEMO; Troop carrier truck on board eight (8) personnel conducted disast er operation in Brgy. Padang, Legazpi City; continuous monitoring of the ongoing disaster response operation in the region being conducted by DRRMC

• Provincial Disaster Response Unit of 48IB in Aurora is on alert status and pre-positioned teams in flood-prone areas of Aurora Province particularly the northern part

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E. Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) • Commandant, PCG directed all Coast Guard Districts and Units particularly those

that are in direct path of Typhoon “Pedring” to ensure high state of preparedness of their respective stations, detachment and operational control units/disaster response assets; advised them to closely coordinate with PCG Auxiliary, LGUs, PDCCs and media entities in the information dissemination to warn and recall fishermen and to strictly observe the HPCG SOP Nr 002-09; placed all PCG operating units on full alert status in anticipation of the expected landfall of Typhoon “Pedring”. Likewise, PCG personnel are closely monitoring and rendering assistance to ensure security and safety of stranded passengers and vessels in coordination with local port authorities and shipping companies; and placed all its floating and air assets on standby ready to undertake mission

• PCGDB coordinated with P/MDRRMC and local tri-media within their respective AOR for public dissemination to avert unusual incidents; placed DRU and DRG teams on standby for possible deployment; strictly implementing HPCG Memo Circular No. 01-09 (Guidelines on the movements of vessels during heavy weather), Memo Circular No. 03 (Guidelines on motorboats/vessels in the absence of weather bulletins), HPCG SOP (interim guidelines on PCG Alert Condition Levels)

• PCG Station Aparri advised fishing boats and small sea crafts not to venture out into the sea

• Two (2) Teams of Special Operation Unit and 1 Medic al Team with 2 rubber boats (19 Personnel) from Manila will be arriving a t the PDRRMC Isabela to assist for possible occurrence of any emergency

F. Philippine National Police (PNP) • The Directorate for Police Community Relations, as Chairman of the PNP Sub-

Committee on Disaster Management activated the National Disaster Operations Center (NDOC) effective 8:00 AM, September 26, 2011; directed the Director of PCRG to send PNP personnel to NDRRMC OPCEN; directed all regions affected by Typhoon “Pedring” to submit situation reports to NDOC as often as necessary thru text, fax and email; and disseminated memos to RDs, PROs I, II, III, IV-A, V, VIII, CAR and NCRPO, including Special Action Force (SAF) and MG to take the following measures:

� Alert their respective SAR teams and water assets ready for possible deployment

� Assist in the dissemination of weather bulletin in the community and ensure maximum police visibility in affected areas

� Assist in the LDRRMCs and LGUs in providing security in evacuation centers � Continue to monitor weather updates from PAGASA and NDRRMC website

• Assigned personnel: 1 Police Chief Inspector (PCI) and 2 PNCOs to man NHQ PNP NDOC at PNP-NOC from September 26-30, 2011, 24 hours from 0800H to 0800H the next day

• PRO V is on alert status; coordinated with their PPOs to monitor their respective AORs; Regional Police Public Safety Battalion (RPPSB) is ready for any possible deployment; advised all PDs and CD, SCPO to continuously conduct information dissemination in the community and submit their disaster preparation and deployment of Search and Rescue Teams ready on call and Emergency Response Team (ERT) with 2 rubber boats on standby inside Camp Simeon Ola, Albay

• Regional Police Public Safety Battalion (RPPSB) is ready for possible deployment • Regional Maritime Unit placed on standby five (5) rubber boats for possible

rescue/response operations (1 at HQ Rawis, 1 in Tabaco, 1 in Masbate, 1 in Camarines Norte, and 1 in Camarines Sur)

• PNP-PRO I continuously conducting assessment of the Disaster Preparedness Plan and disaster-prone areas; undertake pro-active measures; and inventory of resources and equipment that may be used in the relief, rescue and rehabilitation operations

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G. Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) • DPWH V deployed one (1) truck with three (3) personnel in Malinao, Albay and is

continuously monitoring the situation • DPWH CAR pre-positioned their clearing teams for any possible landslides and road

cuts and activated its disaster action teams for immediate road clearing operations • DPWH III pre-positioned their resources for possibl e emergency and clearing

operation: 2 payloaders, 1 bulldozer, and 1 grader – deployed along Brgy. Putian, Brgy. Puncan, and Brgy. Capintalan, Carrang lan, Nueva Ecija

H. Department of Interior and Local Govern ment (DILG) • DILG V released Advisory to LCEs, advising Punong Barangays to warn those

constituents in low-lying areas prone to floodings, flashfloods and landslides to take necessary precautionary measures to prevent untoward incidents. All LCEs were instructed to be on their respective proper stations effective 26 September 2011 until further notice by PAGASA and RDRRMC V and they shall personally direct pre-emptive measures in their respective localities whenever necessary

• DILG I advised the Municipal Local Government Opera tions Officers (MLGOOs) to go on 24-Hour duty to monitor AOR and render rep orts to DILG Regional Office if needed and implementation of pre-emptive evacuation in high risk areas if situation demands

• DILG II released a Regional Memorandum Circular to all Provincial Governors, City/Municipal Mayor, Punong Barangays, DILG PDs, C luster Officers, City/Municipal Local Government Operations Officers and other concerned re Activation of the LDRRMCs and observance of Calamit y Response Protocols

I. Department of Agriculture (DA) • DA I preparedness measures: activation of Regional Command Center (RCC) to

monitor daily typhoon situation and possible damage s to agri-fishery sector; identification of vulnerable sites/areas; updating of standing crop status and assess possible production losses; updating of mast erlist of farmers with standing crop at vulnerable sites/areas; and buffer stocking of at least 10% of the palay seed requirement (proper positioning of s eeds in provincial stations and strategic municipalities)

• BFAR I preparedness measures: activation of Regiona l and Provincial Command Center; monitoring of provincial facilities and LGU assisted fish farm for the production of adequate stocking materi als for dispersal/distribution; verification of vulnerable areas; and conduct of inventory of manpower and equipment

J. Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) • DTI I preparedness measures: conduct of daily monit oring of prices to check

on the compliance in the provisions of RA 7581 othe rwise known as the Price Act Law; activate the Local Price Coordinating Coun cil (LPCC); conduct of daily monitoring on the price and supply situation of basic commodities regionwide; coordinate with supermarket/groceries o wners in the area; sought assistance of the local media in disseminating pric e ceilings for the guidance of consumers; coordinate with the local chapters of the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LPCCI), PIA, and NBI; and cl osely coordinating with OCD for updates on the areas affected

K. Public Information Agency (PIA) • PIA I ensures timely information dissemination of b ulletins/advisories to the

public and assists RDRRMC I Operations Center in di sseminating weather updates to the public through the utilization of PI A News Text Blasting

L. National Telecommunication Commission (NTC) • NTC I alerted all accredited Civic and Amateur Grou ps for the NTC Task Force

Bayanihan as emergency communication back-up in cas e communication system failed

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M. Philippine Red Cross (PRC) • PRC I placed on standby its 8 Chapter Staff, more t han 50 Chapter Based

Volunteers, 20 Red Cross 143 Municipal Coordinators , 55 Barangay Disaster Action Team (BDAT) Members, 64 CH Trained Volunteer s; and pre-positioned 2 inflatable boats, 3 units OBM, 1 Land Cruiser, 2 Am bulances, other response capability/equipment, and stockpiled food and non-f ood items

REGIONAL PREPAREDNESS/RESPONSE

A. Region I • RDRRMC/OCD I activated its Operations Center; conti nuously disseminate

weather bulletins and other related activities to R DRRMC Members, LGUs, association of fisherfolks and local media through Short Messaging System (SMS), facsimile and uploaded the same at the RDRRM C I facebook account for further dissemination to LDRRMCs; recommended the a ctivation of Local DRRMCs and response teams; recommended for the stri ct implementation of pre-emptive evacuation in high risk areas if situat ion demands; and pre-positioning of assets in La Union and Pangasinan

B. Region II • OCD-RDRRMC II continuously disseminates Severe Weather Bulletin to RDRRMC

member agencies, P/C/MDRRMCs, media and other stake holders thru SMS and facsimile; coordinated with local DRRMCs re current situation in their AOR and preparedness activities to be undertaken including pre-emptive evacuation if necessary; alerted rescue groups for possible evacuation operations in their respective AOR; alerted PNP, BFP, PA, PN and PCG in AOR for possible evacuation activities and assistance; coordinated with PDRRMCs Batanes, Cagayan, Quirino, Isabela and Nueva Vizcaya regarding situation update; alerted all residents living in the low-lying and mountainous areas against possible flashfloods and landslides; and conduct briefing/interview with local and national media

C. Region III • RDRRMC/OCD III activated their Operations Center continuously disseminated

weather advisory to all PDRRMCs concerned; closely monitors the development of Typhoon “Pedring” in their AOR; coordinated with Dilasag and other municipalities of Northern Aurora and advised them to monitor the situation and to implement the pre-emptive evacuation if the situation warrants

D. Region IV-A • OCD- RDRRMC IV-A is continuously disseminating Severe Weather Bulletins and

safety measures to ensure zero casualty ; closely monitoring the weather situation in AORs; and continuously coordinating with OCD-RDRRMC IV-B and PDRRMC Quezon regarding the three (3) persons who were trap at their boat located between Sta Cruz, Marinduque and General Luna, Quezon

• PDRRMCs Quezon, Rizal and Batangas activated their respective disaster operations centers (DOCs) and the members of each PDRRMC are on standby/alert status

• CDRRMO Tagaytay advised all its Barangay Captains to initiate pre-emptive evacuation if needed

• PDRRMC Quezon conducted an emergency meeting at 3:00 PM, 26 September 2011 to assess the situation and the extent of damage in the province

E. Region IV-B • OCD- RDRRMC IV-B is continuously disseminating Severe Weather Bulletins to the

Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Councils, LGUs, Local Radio Stations and line member agencies through Short Messaging System (SMS) and facsimile

• Coordinated with PCG Southern Tagalog for the stranded passengers from Lucena and Marinduque ports; coordinated with PPO Occidental Mindoro regarding road condition in Calintaan, Occidental Mindoro; and coordinated with PNP re Rescue Fishermen in Marinduque

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F. Region V • RDRRMC/OCD V OPCEN is on heightened alert and continuously disseminate

Typhoon “Pedring” bulletins, gale warnings and flood advisories to all RDRRMC Member Agencies, Action Officers, PDRRMCs, LGUs, and local media to effectively ensure public safety; alerted disaster response units/teams for possible deployment if need arises; coordinated with PCGDB re updates on stranded passengers and vehicles including sea crafts, motorized bancas; and conducted an aerial survey over the 3rd District of Albay and Bato, Camarines Sur to check on the status of dikes and other critical infrastructures; coordinated with PCGBD and PDRRMC Camarines sur on the reported missing fishermen in Pasacao, Camarines Sur, with DPWH V re status of road network, with PCGDB re updates on stranded passengers and sea crafts and motorized bancas, and with LGUs re weather situations

• PDRRMC Albay issued Advisory No. 1 at 10:00 PM, 23 September 2011 placing the entire province under an Alert Status; initiated countermeasures such as implementation of evacuation plans and preparations for flood, landslide, and lahar prone Barangays; pre-positioning of mobility assets of the AFP, ONO, and PEO in Oas, Libon, Polangui, and Malinao, and monitoring of PAGASA bulletins and advisories by all component units of C/M/BDRRMCs; issued Advisory No. 3 as of 1:00 PM, 25 September 2011 re suspension of all classes at all levels, the prohibition of sailing to sea as well as the crossing of rivers or flooded areas, and the pre-emptive evacuation of flood-prone barangays of Oas, Libon, Polangui, and Malinao; issued Advisory No. 4 as of 1:00 PM, 26 September 2 011 in view of the persistent risk to life and property being posed by TY “Pedring” and its interactions with other weather systems and orderin g for disaster avoidance and to achieve zero casualty, the “suspension of wo rk in government offices” except AFP, PNP, DSWD, DOH, BRTTH, and all governme nt health facilities and all those identified as critical to emergency respo nse as well as in BIR and all government financial institutions. Private firms, o ffices and institutions are also encouraged to send their personnel home earlie r to support household preparedness and to enhance coping capacities of th eir households; issued Advisory No. 5 as of 6:00 PM, 26 September 2011orde ring evacuees to stay put at their respective safe evacuation centers as the threat to life and properties still persist due to signal no. 2. Likewise, light vehicles should keep away from passing thru the road section of Culliat, Daraga, A lbay with overflowed water to avoid possible vehicular accidents

• Threatened populations in Region V are as follows:

City/ Municipality

Risk Based Population Ordered to Evacuate Evacuation

Center Flood Landslide

Families Persons Families Persons Families Persons

Libon 12,389 64,427 819 3,345 2,390 11,641 School, Barangay Halls DCC & Private Houses

Oas 3,674 22,646 1,841 9,530 3,336 18,020 School, Barangay Halls DCC & Private Houses

Polangui 8,527 43,230 1,115 5,777 7,455 38,766 School, Barangay Halls DCC & Private Houses

Malinao 6,600 34,320 1,874 5,547 6,600 34,320 School, Barangay Halls DCC & Private Houses

Rapu-Rapu 3,147 16,364 522 2,643 1,766 9,183 EDH

Daraga 26 83 AECID E/C

Tabaco City 55 286 School, Barangay Halls DCC & Private Houses

Jovellar 150 781

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Malilipot 769 2,608

Camalig 265 1,325

Sto. Domingo 152 791

Legazpi City 3,875 20,150

TOTAL 39,629 207,011 6,171 26,842 21,547 111,930

• MDRRMCs in Camarines Sur are advised to take necessary preparedness actions and continuously disseminate weather advisories to their respective BDRRMCs

• PDOC Camarines Sur is activated 24/7 operations. The Provincial Response Emergency Teams are all alerted and ready for any eventuality:

(Philippine Army, 9ID Rescue team (2 trucks + 22 personnel); PNP; Provincial HEMS; Kabalikat BICOL; Nabua 1 team (7 personnel); Buhi - 1 team (7 personnel); and Naga City 1 team (7 personnel)

• PDRRMC Camarines Norte and MDRRMCs concerned convened this morning, 26 September 2011 and declared no classes in Elementary and High School; activated the Disaster Command and Auxiliary Comman d Center (12 Municipalities); mobilized the LDRRMC to man th e Command Center on a 24-hour basis (12 Municipalities); activated t he area-wide and alarm system whether stationary or portable (12 Municipal ities); and standby the following: Emergency Response, Rescue and Medic al Teams; evacuation and rescue equipment both in staging or in assigned deployment areas; designated evacuation centers; pe rsonnel trained in food handling and orderly distribution of relief go ods, medical and counseling services, law enforcement and setting; a vailability of essential needs; PDRRM Officer Carlos Galvez provid ed media interview with various tri-media ICOW weather disturbance; PD RRMC Technical Team conducted meeting re Preparation and Evaluatio n; and Provincial Emergency Action Team is in 24 hour standby operati on together with response agencies

• PDRRMC Sorsogon is on alert status and suspended classes in elementary level

• PDRRMC Catanduanes is on alert status and declared no classes in Elementary and Secondary Level

G. Region VII • RDRRMC/OCD VII is on 24/7 monitoring and disseminat ed Gale Warnings,

Bulletins to Central Command OpCen, PNP PRO 7 Tacti cal Command and Philippine Coast Guard Cebu City District Office; a nd close monitoring and coordination with Local Coast Guard Station for fur ther information regarding cancelled trips within AOR

• Several vessels and motorbancas (15) have cancelled their trips from Cebu City Port and other ports on 5:00 PM, 26 September 2011. All stranded passengers thru their respective shipping companies provided a ssistance by ticket refund

H. Region VIII • RDRRMC/OCD VIII continuous to monitor and dissemina te the weather

advisories to all LDRRMCs and RDRRMC Member-Agencie s

• Placed under standby alert PDRRMC Northern Samar an d CDRRMC Calbayog for monitoring the effects of Typhoon “Pedring”

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I. CAR • RDRRMC/OCD CAR is on alert status and is continuously disseminating weather

updates to PIA, tri-media, CRDRRMC members and LDRRRMC and continuously monitoring their AOR; and implemented its preparedness measures for Typhoon “Pedring”

• All emergency responders in CAR are on alert status • CDRRMC Baguio City Operations Center is activated. Likewise, advised all local

DRRM Operations Centers to activate and take appropriate actions

J. NCR • OCD NCR Task Force was activated effective 12:00 Noon, 26 September 2011 to

closely monitor the situation in Metro Manila area; disseminated weather Bulletins/Gale Warning to MDRRMCs, local DRRMC Chairpersons and selected member agencies through SMS and facsimile for information and appropriate precautionary measures; and closely monitoring the water levels of La Mesa, Ipo and Angat Dams and river systems in Metro Manila such as: Sto. Niño (Marikina) River, Rosario Junction, San Juan River, Fort Santiago, Pandacan and Angono

• CDAG Rescue Teams are on standby alert status ready for possible deployment and rescue operations

• Members of the Outboard Advertising Association of the Philippines have rolled down their tarpaulins in the billboards in Metro Manila

Tab A

Brgys Families Persons Families Persons Families P ersons Families Persons

38 1,355 6,112 17 496 2,137 139 634 635 2,771

1 59 201 1 59 201 - - 59 201 1 59 201 1 59 201 - - 59 201

MACONACON 1 59 201 1 59 201 59 201

1 24 100 1 20 100 - - 20 100 1 24 100 1 20 100 - - 20 100

CASIGURAN 1 24 100 1 20 100 20 100

1 5 25 1 5 25 - - 5 25 1 5 25 1 5 25 - - 5 25

RODRIGUEZ (MONTALBAN) 1 5 25 1 5 25 5 25

35 1,267 5,786 14 412 1,811 139 634 551 2,445 13 496 2,318 11 357 1,684 139 634 496 2,318

DARAGA 3 26 83 1 26 83 26 83 LIBON 3 120 600 2 100 500 20 100 120 600 MALILIPOT 3 106 566 3 106 566 106 566 MALINAO 2 155 670 2 36 136 119 534 155 670 POLANGUI 1 66 284 2 66 284 66 284 TABACO CITY 1 23 115 1 23 115 23 115

22 771 3,468 3 55 127 - - 55 127 BATO 5 289 1,303 3 55 127 55 127 PASACAO 1 180 800 - - SIRUMA 7 109 404 - - TINAMBAC 9 193 961 - -

REGIONS 4 PROVINCES 5 CITIES 1 MUNICIPALITIES 12 BARANGAYS 38

SitRep No. 4

Effects of Typhoon "PEDRING"AFFECTED POPULATIONas of 27 September 2011, 6:00 AM

Region/Province/Mun/City

AFFECTED No. of Evac

Centers

Inside Evacuation Centers Outside Evacuation

Centers TOTAL SERVED - CURRENT

(Inside + Outside)

GRAND TOTAL

AURORA

REGION II (CAGAYAN VALLEY)

ISABELA

REGION III (CENTRAL LUZON)

REGION IV-A (CALABARZON)

RIZAL

REGION V (BICOL REGION)ALBAY

CAMARINES SUR

AFFECTED AREAS

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SitRep No. 4 Tab B

Preparedness Initiatives and Effects of Typhoon “PE DRING” (Nesat) CANCELLED FLIGHTS

26 September 2011 NAIA Terminal 2 (Domestic Flights)

FLIGHT NO. ROUTE STA/ETA STD/ETD REMARKS

PR 277 MNL - Legaspi 0630H Cancelled due to bad weather at

destination PR 278 Legaspi - MNL 0900H

NAIA Terminal 3 (Domestic Flights)

FLIGHT NO. ROUTE STA/ETA STD/ETD REMARKS

2P 021 MNL – Masbate 0550H

Cancelled due to bad weather at

destination

2P 022 Masbate - MNL 0840H

2P 261 MNL - Naga 0600H

2P 262 Naga - MNL 0800H

2P 265 MNL - Naga 0850H

2P 266 Naga - MNL 1050H

2P 925 MNL - Legaspi 0840H

2P 926 Legaspi - MNL 1110H

2P 263 MNL - Naga 1520H

2P 264 Naga- MNL 1720H

5J 821 MNL - Virac 0600H

5J 822 Virac - MNL 0840H

5J 707 MNL - Calbayog 0555H

5J 708 Calbayog - MNL 0905H

5J 325 MNL - Legaspi 0600H

5J 326 Legaspi - MNL 0825H

5J 521 MNL - Naga 0635H

5J 522 Naga - MNL 0845H

5J 196 MNL - Cauayan 0920H

5J 197 Cauayan - MNL 1140H

5J 323 MNL - Cauayan 0920H

5J 324 Cauayan - MNL 1140H

5J 523 MNL - Naga 1215H

5J 524 Naga - MNL 1430H

5J 525 MNL - Naga 1545H

5J 526 Naga - MNL 1755H

5J 827 MNL - Legaspi 1235H

5J 828 Legaspi - MNL 1510H

5J 508 MNL - Tuguegarao 1230H

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5J 509 Tuguegarao - MNL 1515H

5J 902 Caticlan - MNL 1405H

SJ 531 MNL - Busuanga 1245H

SJ 532 Busuanga - MNL 1510H

Manila Domestic Terminal (Terminal 4)

FLIGHT NO. ROUTE STA/ETA STD/ETD REMARKS

Z2 260 MNL - Masbate 0510H

Cancelled due to bad weather at

destination

Z2 261 Masbate - MNL 0825H

Z2 230 MNL - Virac 1210H

Z2 231 Virac - MNL 1510H

Z2 220 MNL - Legaspi 1130H

Z2 221 Legaspi - MNL 1350H

Legend: STA - Standard Time of Arrival ETA - Estimated Ti me of Arrival STD - Standard Time of Departure ETD - Estimated T ime of Departure

MNL - Manila Z2 - Zest Air PR - Philippine Airline 2P - Air Philippines 5J - Cebu Pacific