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NDRRMC UPDATE SitRep No.8 re Effects of Typhoon BUTCHOY as ...

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• <strong>NDRRMC</strong> conducted an <strong>NDRRMC</strong> meeting at 2:00 PM, 15 June 2012 at the Confe<strong>re</strong>nce<br />

Room, <strong>NDRRMC</strong> Bldg, Camp Aguinaldo, Quezon City p<strong>re</strong>sided by USEC Benito Ramos.<br />

Each implementing agency p<strong>re</strong>sented a PPT p<strong>re</strong>sentation <strong>of</strong> its <strong>re</strong>spective p<strong>re</strong>pa<strong>re</strong>dness<br />

and <strong>re</strong>sponse me<strong>as</strong>u<strong>re</strong>s <strong>re</strong>lative to TY <strong>BUTCHOY</strong>.<br />

• <strong>NDRRMC</strong> OPCEN immediately informed RDRRMC II about the scheduled Magat Dam<br />

Water Discharge on July 16, 2012 at 5:00 AM and instructed them to dispense the same<br />

to the local media for wider and early dissemination.<br />

• <strong>NDRRMC</strong> OPCEN immediately informed OCDRC III about the Ipo Dam elevation<br />

and instructed them to dispense the same to the local media for wider and early<br />

dissemination.<br />

B. MEMBER AGENCIES<br />

• PAGASA is continuously providing <strong>NDRRMC</strong> OPCEN with General Flood Bulletins;<br />

Seve<strong>re</strong> Weather Bulletins on Tropical Storm “<strong>BUTCHOY</strong>”.<br />

• PCG <strong>re</strong>iterates the observance <strong>of</strong> Memo Cir Nr 01-09 (Guidelines on Movement <strong>of</strong><br />

Vessel During Heavy Weather) and Memo Cir 03 dated 02 Feb 2001 (Guidelines on<br />

Movements <strong>of</strong> Motorboats Slant Vessels in the Absence <strong>of</strong> Weather Bulletin) and HPCG<br />

Standing Operation Procedu<strong>re</strong>s Nr 002-09 (Interim Guidelines on PCG Alert Condition<br />

Slant Levels); to take appropriate me<strong>as</strong>u<strong>re</strong> to avert unusual incident. CGDBCL alerted all<br />

CGS and Detachments within Bicol a<strong>re</strong>a; alerted 8 QRTs (7-man team: District HQ-2<br />

teams, 6 stations-1 team) for possible deployment; and issued Gale Warning to stop<br />

maritime activities <strong>of</strong> the 35 below gross tonnages vessels<br />

• AFP<br />

9ID (ARMY) issued di<strong>re</strong>ctives to all line units to put on standby alert their DRUs and<br />

<strong>as</strong>sets; 901 st Bde-2km450 and 1km250 and 21B-5km 250, 2km250 and 1 M35 truck a<strong>re</strong><br />

on standby alert<br />

NFSL (NAVY) alerted its Dis<strong>as</strong>ter Response Teams (2 Teams composed <strong>of</strong> 2 Officers<br />

and 10 Enlisted Personnel); DF 338 and DF321 seacrafts with 7 EPs each docked at<br />

Leg<strong>as</strong>pi City Pier, Leg<strong>as</strong>pi City and PG 378 Seacraft (Patrol Gun Boat), docked at San<br />

P<strong>as</strong>cual, M<strong>as</strong>bate<br />

TOG5 (AIR FORCE) alerted the 10-man team for <strong>re</strong>scue operation, 1 carrier truck on<br />

standby. Two (2) UH1H at Villamor Airb<strong>as</strong>e and one (1) Fixed Wing at Sangley Point<br />

Cavite a<strong>re</strong> on standby alert for possible deployment in Legazpi City.<br />

• PNP di<strong>re</strong>cted the RDs <strong>of</strong> PROs 1,3, 4A, 4B, 5, 8 to undertake p<strong>re</strong>cautionary me<strong>as</strong>u<strong>re</strong>s<br />

and other dis<strong>as</strong>ter <strong>re</strong>sponse activities such <strong>as</strong> - forward deployment and p<strong>re</strong>-positioning<br />

<strong>of</strong> search and <strong>re</strong>scue <strong>as</strong>sets; inform community leaders on necessary dis<strong>as</strong>ter<br />

p<strong>re</strong>parations/actions emph<strong>as</strong>izing on pro-active actions; coordination with LDRRMC;<br />

activation <strong>of</strong> <strong>re</strong>spective Dis<strong>as</strong>ter Incident Management T<strong>as</strong>k Group (DIMTG) <strong>as</strong> the<br />

situation may <strong>re</strong>qui<strong>re</strong>; provide Police <strong>as</strong>sistance in the evacuation <strong>of</strong> the affected<br />

<strong>re</strong>sidents and deployment <strong>of</strong> personnel at the evacuation center; and conduct <strong>of</strong> clearing<br />

operations on major thoroughfa<strong>re</strong>s and highways in coordination with DPWH and LGUs;<br />

and providing <strong>as</strong>sistance to medical and <strong>re</strong>lief operations.<br />

PNP-PRO5 issued Memorandum dated 15 June 2012 di<strong>re</strong>cting all PPOs, Naga City<br />

Police Office and the 5 th Public Safety Battalion to alert their <strong>re</strong>spective Dis<strong>as</strong>ter<br />

Response Teams; 2 platoons consists <strong>of</strong> 60 personnel a<strong>re</strong> on standby in 5 th Regional<br />

Public Safety Battalion with 3 trucks <strong>re</strong>ady for dispatch<br />

• DILG CODIX (Central Office Dis<strong>as</strong>ter Information Coordinating Center) di<strong>re</strong>cted all<br />

DILG Regional Di<strong>re</strong>ctors to <strong>re</strong>activate their <strong>re</strong>spective dis<strong>as</strong>ter monitoring systems in<br />

anticipation <strong>of</strong> heavy rains in their AOR brought about by TS “<strong>BUTCHOY</strong>” and southwest<br />

monsoon; di<strong>re</strong>cted all LCEs to convene their <strong>re</strong>spective LDRRMCs<br />

DILG-R3 activated their DOC and issued advisory/orders to all LGUs and HUC (Highly<br />

Urbanized City) Mayors to immediately convene their RRMCs and implement Calamity<br />

Response Protocols; di<strong>re</strong>cted all LCEs to observe human rights principles within<br />

evacuation centers.<br />

• DSWD alerted their Quick Response Team at the <strong>re</strong>gional level <strong>re</strong>ady for deployment at<br />

any given time. SWAD teams in six (6) provinces a<strong>re</strong> now mobilized to closely monitor<br />

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