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B. Regional Updates

Region III

Ipo Dam opened gates 2, 3 and 4 at around 1:20 AM, September 26, 2009. Asof 7:00 AM Radial Gate No. 2 was already closed and gates 3 and 4 are still

open as of reporting time Twenty five (25) barangays of Marilao, Meycuayan, San Miguel and

Bocaue in Bulacan with flood waters ranging from 1 ft to waste deep ft

NCR

A total of 33 barangays have been flooded in Manila City (1), MarikinaCity (2), Malabon City (6), Muntinlupa City (2), Quezon City (5), Makati City(1), Pasay City (1), Pasig City (5), Valenzuela City (1) and San Juan City(9) with flood water ranging from 2 ft. to waist-deep are not passable tolight vehicles. Road clearing, search and rescue and evacuationoperations are on-going

Thirty Seven (37) road sections in Metro Manila are not passable to lightvehicles due to flooding

Region IV-B Trips from Romblon Port to Sibuyan Island, Romblon Province were

cancelled

OCD IV-B is closely monitoring the status of roll-on-roll out operations

Region V

A landslide occurred in Brgy. Bongalon, Sangay, Camarines Sur on or about5:00 PM, September 24, 2009 due to heavy rains. No damages and casualties

reported Power interruption has been experienced in some parts of Labo, Camarines

Norte due to fallen tree. Power restoration is being done by Camarines NorteElectric Cooperative (CANORECO)

C. Strandees in Regions IV-A and V

As of todate, a total of 1,806 passengers, 120 trucks, 27 small cars, 2passenger buses, 15 vessels, and 6 motor bancas were stranded in the Portsof Batangas, Calapan, Puerto Real, Tamban, Virac, Tabaco, and Pasacao

PCG Unit Commanders in various ports are closely monitoring and providingassistance to ensure security and safety of strandees

III. ACTIONS TAKEN

NATIONAL Actions

NDCC Advisory was disseminated to regions concerned through SMS andfacsimile for further dissemination to their respective local disaster coordinatingcouncils from the provincial down to the municipal levels


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NDCC-OPCEN has been continuously coordinating with AFP CommandCenter and emergency responders of respective areas for the conduct ofimmediate search and rescue operations in various flooded/critical areasin Metro Manila: Manila City, Marikina City, Malabon City, MuntinlupaCity, Quezon City, Makati City, Pasay City, Pasig City, Valenzuela City

and San Juan City; Central Luzon (Bulacan); and Region IV-A (RizalProvince particularly San Mateo, Cainta, Tanay, Angono, Taytay, Baras,Montalban and Antipolo City)

Requested Olongapo Rescue and SBMA Emergency Responders toassist AFP in the conduct of search and rescue operations in MetroManila

AFP Major AFP units such as 48IB, 7th ID deployed and respective DRRUs

to render assistance GHQ and HSC DRRUs lead by LtC Docil, PA (GSC) assisted stranded

commuters in the vicinity of EDSA-Santolan area

REGIONAL Actions

OCD Regional Centers concerned have been continuously disseminatingweather advisories/bulletins to the Local Disaster Coordinating Councils andmonitoring of possible effects in their respective areas of responsibilities

NCR

OCD-NCR alerted QCDOPs to monitor areas likely to be affected by thespilling of La Mesa Dam and coordinated with NCRCOM and CDAG forimmediate deployment to Brgy. Bagong Silangan and Brgy. Fairview andSitio Ruby East Fairview and the collapsed building in 18th Avenue

Region I

RDCC OPCEn has been activated since yesterday with the Naval ForceNorthern Luzon (NFNL) and PNP Officers and other RDCC membersrendering duty at OpCen

DSWD RI instructed the SWAD teams to coordinate with PDCCs tomonitor situation in respective areas of responsibilities

Region III PDCC Bulacan is continuously monitoring the situation and population

affected in 25 barangays of Marilao, Meycuayan, San Miguel and Bocauewith flood waters ranging from 1 ft to waste deep ft

Region IV-A The Philippine Coast Guard and Philippine Ports Authority in Batangas

have suspended the inter-island travel. Vessel of 1,000 gross tonnage(GT) and below are not allowed to venture into the sea

All local DCCs of CALABARZON are placed on alert status


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Quick Alert Response Teams of DPWH, Southern Luzon Command(SOLCOM), DOH, DSWD, PCG and PNP are on alert status ready fordeployment as the need arises

Region IV-B

PDCC Oriental Mindoro dispatched its Provincial Disaster Response tomonitor the situation particularly the water courses affected by themonsoon rains. Likewise, alerted the MDCCs in their area ofresponsibilities

CAR DPWH CAR is now conducting clearing operations along the areas with

reported land/mud and rock slides

OCD CAR coordinated with PRO-COR to assist in the dissemination ofwarning advisories at the local level trough their radio communicationsnetwork

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