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TY AMBO is expected to enhance the Southwest Monsoon that will bring rains overSouthern Luzon and Visayas especially the western section which may triggerflashfloods and landslides.

Estimated rainfall amount is from 20 - 30 mm per hour (heavy) within the 400 kmdiameter of the Typhoon.

Fishing boats and other small seacrafts are advised not to venture out into the seaboardsof Luzon and the western seaboard of Visayas due to the combined effects of TYAMBO and the Southwest monsoon.

Meanwhile, a Active Low Pressure Area (ALPA) was estimated based on satellite andsurface data at 870 km East of Southern Mindanao (6.0N, 134.0E).

II. EFFECTS OF TYPHOON AMBO (MAWAR)

A. CASUALTIES (TAB A)

DEAD = 2

IV-B 2INJURED = 7

Region IV-A 7MISSING = 7

Region IV-A 1

Region IV-B 1Region V 5

RESCUED = 32

Region V 32

B. STATUS OF STRANDEES

As of 7:00 AM, 04 June 2012, a total of 108 stranded passengers and 2 lightvehicles were reported in Pasacao, Camarines Sur.

C. STATUS OF ROADS AND BRIDGES

REGION/ AREA CAUSE STATUS REMARK/S

BRIDGE (3)Region I (1)Garasgas Bridge in Nationalhighway, Brgy. Bil-Loca,Batac City

Weak bridgescondition

Impassable

Region IV-B (2)

Mongpong Bridge, BrgyMalisbong, Sablayan,Occidental Mindoro

Heavy downpour

Passable to alltypes of vehiclesas of June 2, 7:00PM

Sto. Nio Detour Bridge inBrgy. Sto. Nio, Busuanga,Palawan

Strong current ofriver

Impassable to lightvehicles

Collapsed/washed out

ROAD (3)Region IV-B (1)

Sabalayan National RoadHeavy downpourof water fromMompong River

ImpassableDamaged portion/approach and boxculverts

CAR (2)

Kennon RoadFalling rocksalong Camp 5

Closed to traffic


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D. STATUS OF DAMS AND RIVERWAYS

DAMS

ReservoirWaterLevel

(RWL) (m)

Normal HighWater Level

(NHWL) / SpilingLevel (m)

GateOpening Date/Time

ANGAT 192.65 210.00 6:00 AM, 04 June 2012

IPO 99.82 100.20 6:00 AM, 04 June 2012

LA MESA 79.66 80.15 6:00 AM, 04 June 2012AMBUKLAO 744.26 752.00 6:00 AM, 04 June 2012

BINGA 570.49 575.00 Closed:12:00 PM

6:00 AM, 04 June 2012

SAN ROQUE 239.68 280.00 6:00 AM, 04 June 2012

PANTABANGAN 200.69 221.00 6:00 AM, 04 June 2012

MAGAT 190.76 193.00 Closed:4:15 PM

6:00 AM, 04 June 2012

CALIRAYA 286.39 288.00 6:00 AM, 04 June 2012

RIVERWAYS Critical/SpillLevel (m)Current

Level (m)

Date/Time

STO. NIO (Marikina River) 15.0 13.57 7:00 AM, 03 June 2012

SAN JUAN RIVER 12.0 11.60 7:00 AM, 03 June 2012

FORT SANTIAGO 12.0 11.82 7:00 AM, 03 June 2012

PANDACAN 12.0 11.68 7:00 AM, 03 June 2012

MONTALBAN 23.6 22.30 7:00 AM, 03 June 2012

NANGKA 18.30 15.93 7:00 AM, 03 June 2012

ROSARIO JUNCTION 13.8 13.35 7:00 AM, 03 June 2012

BUNTUN (Cagayan River) 12.00 2.0 5:00 PM, 03 June 2012

E. INCIDENTS MONITORED (TAB B)

A total of eleven (11) incidents occurred in various regions affected by TyphoonAMBO.

III. PREPAREDNESS MEASURES (TAB C)

IV. EMERGENCY RESPONSE MANAGEMENT

NDRRMC

NDRRMCOPCEN was upgraded its alert status from Blue Alert to Red Alerteffective 8:00 AM, 03 June 2012 due to intensification of TY AMBO in PhilippineArea of Responsibility.

PAGASA advised the Binga FFWS Dam Office re Commencement of PreparatoryPhase of Flood Warning Operation for the Agno River and Magat FFWS Dam Office

Collapsed

Structure

Drowning

Flooding

Vehicular

Accident

Landslide

SeaMishap

Overfvlowing

ofRiver/Dam

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for the Magat River dated 01 June 2012 at 9:00 AM and 11:30 AM respectively.NDRRMC OPCEN disseminated to OCD Regions I and II for precautionarymeasures.

PAGASA likewise issued Notice of Dam Discharge Warning Operation of Binga DamWarning No. 01 dated 01 June 2012, 11:35 AM which was disseminated toRDRRMC/OCD CAR for precautionary measures.

AFP

NAVFORSOL requested from HPN the availability of PN aircrafts for SAR operationsin Catanduanes

RDRRMCs, Local DRRMCs Response Efforts

A. Region IV-A

1. COLLAPSED Foundation of a Bridge (under construction)a. San Mateo DRRMO conducted SAR Operations

2. DROWNING Incident in Cainta, Rizala. Cainta DRRMO conducted SAR Operations

3. ERODED DPWH Rip-rapa. CDRRMO Antipolo visited the site to assess the damage and alerted DPWH for

immediate repairs

b. OCD-RDRRMC IV-A is continuously coordinating with DPWH Region IV-A andDEO, CDRRMO-Antipolo, PDRRMO-Rizal for updates and proper action

B. Region IV-B

1. MONGPONG BRIDGEa. PDRRMO Occidental Mindoro installed early warning signs and devices on both

approaches to caution commuters and diverted traffic flow to a detour

2. MISSING MBNCA BRANDO with 1 passengera. Coast Guard Romblon directed all other nearby detachments and advised all

ships/ watercrafts and local populace transiting in the area to be on the look-outand provide assistance if missing motorbanca is sighted

b. Coast Guard Southern Tagalog had been notified and alerted for possible SAROperations

3.STO. NIO DETOUR BRIDGEa. New detour was made to accommodate traffic flowb. DILG MLGOO activated the Disaster monitoring systemc. PNP continuously monitoring the affected area

C. Region V

1. Three (3) MISSING FISHERMENa. Local WASAR alerted and will commence SAR Operations when weather

improvesb. Coordinated with OCD VIII on the reported sightings of the fishermen in Borongan

Province, Eastern Samarc. Coordinated and monitored with PCG District Bohol and PRO5 re Local SAR

Operations for the five missing fishermend. Coordinated with NAVFORSOL and TOG5 for availability of appropriate aircraft

for SAR in Catanduanes as requested by PDRRMC Catanduanes

2. MISSING VESSEL (FB CRISMAR) with 32 passengersa. PDRRMC Catanduanes informed all coastal Barangays to be on the look-out and

alert for possible sightings of the missing vessel and provide assistanceb. PCG and PNP rescue teams deployed for search and rescue operations

c. SAR team organized by the barangay officials from Viga and Gigmoto rescuedthe fishermen


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3. Two (2) MISSING FISHERMENa. PDRRMC Camarines Sur coordinated with MDRRMC Lagonoy, PNP and PCG

for SAR Operation

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itrep No. 07 Tab A

Region IV-B 2

1 Abrera, Princess Abrera 2Sitio Kiwit, Brgy. Sagrada, Busuanga,

Palawan

Drowning in Kiwit River (8:00 AM,

03 June 2012)

1 Abrera, Shawn Mori 4Sitio Kiwit, Brgy. Sagrada, Busuanga,

Palawan

Drowning in Kiwit River (8:00 AM,

03 June 2012)

Region IV-A 7

5 Manila Water workers

Site of bridge at Brgy. Ampid 2,

San Mateo, rizal. Pinned down by

a collapsed bridge foundation

1 Bravo, Cesar Brgy. San Roque, Ant ipolo City

1 Gutierrez, Federico Brgy. San Roque, Antipolo City

Region IV-A 1

Rizal 1 Atulan, richard 7Sitio, Tawi-tawi, Brgy. San Andres,

Cainta, Rizal

Slipped-off and fell into Cainta

river, SAR Operations ongoing

Region IV-B 1

Romblon 1 Largueza, Rommel 17Brgy. Conception Norte, Sta. Maria,

Romblon

Went fishing alone last 01 June

2012 and has been missing since

then

Region V 5

1 Aasco, Aurello 53 Brgy. Mapid, Lagonoy

1 Broncano, Jerry 30 Brgy. Mapid, Lagonoy

1 Bermejo, Romarico Brgy. Napo, Pandan, Catanduanes

1 Dequiros, Carlito Brgy. Napo, Pandan, Catanduanes

1 Panti, Nelson Jr. Brgy. Napo, Pandan, Catanduanes

Region V 32

1 Accayaga, Manuel 35 Buhatan, Sto Domingo, Albay

1 Balea, Jomar 29 Buhatan, Sto Domingo, Albay

1 Ballares, Alvin 29 Buhatan, Sto Domingo, Albay

1 Ballares, Jason 30 Buhatan, Sto Domingo, Albay

1 Ballares, Jefferson 28 Buhatan, Sto Domingo, Albay

1 Ballares, Jovel 34 Buhatan, Sto Domingo, Albay

1 Bandol, Joel 45 Buhatan, Sto Domingo, Albay

1 Bataller, Anlene 49 Buhatan, Sto Domingo, Albay

1 Bello, Richard 33 Buhatan, Sto Domingo, Albay

1 Bisar, Romulo 53 Pananogan, Bato, Catanduanes

1 Bueno, Gerry 31 Buhatan, Sto Domingo, Albay

Onboard FB Crismar that

allegedly ran out of fuel anddrifted somewhere 15NW East

Agban, Baras, Catanduanes - all

fishermen are safe and FB

Crismar is currently being towed

and expected to reach Brgy

Tinago at around 6 PM, 02 June

2012. ( names and exact

addresses are being validated)

Camarines Sur

Missing since 31 May 2012 in

Borongan, Eastern Samar

GRAND TOTAL 32 RESCUED/SURVIVORS

Onboard a 16hp gray colored FB

named "2 brothers" towards

Catanduanes area. Missing since

31 May 2012.

RizalMinor injuries suffered due to

damaged houses caused by

erosion of DPWH rip-rapping

project

GRAND TOTAL 7 MISSING

GRAND TOTAL 7 INJURED

EFFECTS OF TYPHOON "AMBO"

CASUALTIESas of 04 June 2012, 7:00 AM

REGION/PROVINCE/MUNICIPALITY/BARANGAY

Name Age Address Cause / Date / Remarks

GRAND TOTAL 2 DEAD

Palawan

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1 Chavez, Eddie 45 Batalay, Bato, Catanduanes

1 Cordero, Jeffrey 31 Dinahikan, Infanta, Quezon

1 Culot, Elmer Batalay, Bato, Catanduanes

1 Curia, Honorio 45 Buhatan, Sto Domingo, Albay

1 Leang, Rey 55 Dinahikan, Infanta, Quezon

1 Melasme, Henrico Batalay, Bato, Catanduanes

1 Mena, Arnel Batalay, Bato, Catanduanes

1 Mendes, Rodel 29 Batalay, Bato, Catanduanes

1 Merador, Ador 29 Dinahikan, Infanta, Quezon

1 Morales, Paqueto 56 Dinahikan, Infanta, Quezon

1 Rotaque, Mark 33 Dinahikan, Infanta, Quezon

1 Salazar, Ernesto 36 Buhatan, Sto Domingo, Albay

1 Salazar, Joseph 33 Buhatan, Sto Domingo, Albay

1 Salazar, Reggie 33 Buhatan, Sto Domingo, Albay

1 Salazar, Roldan 31 Buhatan, Sto Domingo, Albay

1 Salazar, Timoteo 55 Buhatan, Sto Domingo, Albay

1 Sembiante, Glym 35 Dinahikan, Infanta, Quezon

1 Tenoso, Nino 29 Buhatan, Sto Domingo, Albay

1 Todoc, Marcial 37 Batalay, Bato, Catanduanes

1 Vasamayor, Richard 90 Buhatan, Sto Domingo, Albay

1 Velasquez, Fernando 46 Buhatan, Sto Domingo, Albay

Casualties from CAR were not TY "AMBO" related.

Onboard FB Crismar that

allegedly ran out of fuel and

drifted somewhere 15NW East

Agban, Baras, Catanduanes - all

fishermen are safe and FB

Crismar is currently being towed

and expected to reach Brgy

Tinago at around 6 PM, 02 June

2012. ( names and exact

addresses are being validated)

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Sitrep No. 07 TAB B

VES MBCA

Region V 108 0 0 0 4 0 0 0Pasacao 108 4Region IV-B 360 0 2 0 0 0 0 0

Coron 360 2CGDNELZ 55 0 0 0 21 2 2 21

CGS Basco 5 2 2 5 Basco to Manila

CGDet Sabtang 2 2 Sabtang to Ivana

CGS Aparri 5 5

Veterans Wharf to

Camiguin Island

CGDet Claveria 2 2 Claveria to Calayan

CGDet San Vicente 55 4 4

San Vicente to

Maconacon; San

Vicente to BabuyanClaro

CGDet Maconacon 3 3

Maconacon to San

Vicente; Divilacan toSan Vicente

TOTAL 523 0 2 0 25 2 2 21source: PCG, OCD IV-B, OCD V

Cancelled TripTaking Shelter

EFFECTS OF TYPHOON "AMBO"STATUS OF STRANDEES

As of 04 June 2012, 7:00 AM

PORTS PSGRS TRUCKSLIGHT

VehiclesBUSES M/BCAs

VESSELS


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Sitrep No. 07 TAB B

REGION/ AREA DESCRIPTION REMARK/S

Brgy Ampid 2, San Mateo, Rizal

Collapsed foundation of a bridge

(under construction)

5 workers of Manila Water were

injured (1 severely injured)

Sitio Tawi-tawi Midtown, Brgy San

Andres, Cainta, Tizal

Richard Atulan, 7 yo slipped-off and

fell into the Cainta river

SAR Operations were conducted by

Cainta DRRMO

Brgy Malpalon, Calintaan,

Occidental Mindoro

Knee-deep flooding due to

continuous heavy rains

floodwater has subsided at ankle-

deep level as of June 2, 7:00 PM

Brgy Road connecting Sitio Tapikenand Sitio Kiwit, Brgy Sagrada,

Busuanga, Palawan

Flooded due to continuous heavy

rains

Water had subsided, passable to alltypes of vehicles as of 7:00 PM, 2

June 2012

Sto. Nio Bridge in Brgy Sto. Nio,

Busuanga, Palawan

Flooded due to continuous heavy

rains Not passable to light vehicles

Poblacion, Natonin, Mt. Province

(June 2, 8:30 AM) Utility Jeep fell into a ravine

brought to Natonin Municipal

Hospital

Antipolo City Cabrera Road, Brgy.San Roque (June 2, 5:00 AM) Eroded DPWH rip-rapping project

Injured 2 persons and affected

three (3) structures ( 2 residentialhouses and sari-sari store)

Sta. Maria, Romblon

1 fisherman onboard a motorbanca

named BRANDO reported missing

CG Romblon SAR Operations

ongoing

Bato, Catanduanes

Fishing vessel with 30 Fishermen

onboard missing since June 1,

2012

Vessel allegedly ran out of fuel and

went adrift somewhere 15NM East

of Agban, Baras Catanduanes. all

fishermen are safe and FB Crismar

was towed to safety

Pandan, Catanduanes

With 3 fishermen, missing since

May 31, 2012

Anahawin River (June 2, 9:00 AM)

Overflowed Anahawin river due to

heavy rains

Anahawin Bridge was temporarily

impassable water subsided at

11:15am, June 2, 2012

Region IV-B (1)

LANDSLIDE (1)Region IV-A (1)

SEA MISHAPS (3)

Region IV-B (1)

Region V (2)

OVERFLOWING OF RIVER/ DAM (1)

CAR (1)

Effects of Typhoon "AMBO"INCIDENTS MONITORED

as of 4 June 2012, 7:00 AM

COLLAPSED STRUCTURE (1)

Region IV-A (1)

DROWNING (1)Region IV-A (1)

FLOODING (3)Region IV-B (3)

VEHICULAR ACCIDENT (1)


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SitRep No. 07 Tab C

Effects of Typhoon "AMBO" (MAWAR)PREPAREDNESS MEASURES

04 June 2011, 7:00 AM

NATIONAL PREPAREDNESS

A. NDRRMC Disseminated NDRRMC Advisories on Severe Weather Bulletins; Gale Warnings;

and Flood Advisories to all regions affected through SMS and facsimile, uploadedthe same at the NDRRMC Website, Facebook, and Twitter accounts for furtherdissemination to their respective local Disaster Risk Reduction and ManagementCouncils (LDRRMCs) from the provincial down to the municipal levels

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

B. MEMBER AGENCIES PAGASA is continuously providing NDRRMC OPCEN with General Flood

Bulletins; Gale Warnings; and Severe Weather Bulletins on Typhoon AMBO. PCGCGD directed DRG Team of CGDBCL Stations/Detachments on standby

alert for possible deployment; implemented the HPCG Memo Cir 01-09 andcompliance with HPCG Memo Cir 03-01; and observed the PCG SOP 002-09.(Guidelines on Movement of Vessels: during heavy weather; in the absence ofweather bulletin in the locality; and PCG alert levels, respectively); Continue toprovide NDRRMC with updates and status of strandees

AFP 9ID, PA directed on standby alert the following: DRUs of 901BDE in Albayand Catanduanes and 903BDE in Masbate and Sorsogon; three (3) DRTUs, six(6) M35 trucks and six (6) KM450 of 902BDE in Camarines Norte and CamarinesSur; two (2) DRRU Teams of NAVFORSOL and one (1) DRT Team of TOG5,

PAF; Issued a Memorandum to COMSOLCOM, COMNOLCOM andCOMNCRCOM especially to areas expected to be greatly affected by the currentweather disturbance (Cagayan, Catanduanes, CAMSUR, CAMNORTE, PolilioIsland, Aurora and Isabela) to alert their respective DRTGs/ DRTUs

DSWD Field Offices along typhoon path were alerted and advised to closelymonitor the situation particularly the known flashflood/ landslide areas for reportson any eventualities and also the status of their standby funds and stockpile;SWAD Teams are also on alert status to monitor the effects brought by TSAMBO; Prepositioned P1.49M standby funds and P9.16M worth of relief suppliesin Field Offices (FOs) II, III, and V.

REGIONAL PREPAREDNESS

A. NCR OCD-NCR disseminated Severe Weather Bulletin No.1 and 2 to the

MMDRRMCs and Regional Offices thru SMS and facsimile; advised membersof MMDRRMC, LDRRMCs, Civil Defense Action Group (CDAG and OutdoorAdvertising Association of the Philippines (OAAP) to undertake precautionarymeasures in their respective area of responsibility (AOR), preposition theirassets in strategic areas, initiate pre-emptive evacuation of their constituentsin the low-lying areas, submit their respective action plan for TD AMBO, andadvised OAAP to roll down all their billboard/tarpaulins in areas that maybe


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affected by strong winds and gustiness; continues to monitor the situation inMetro Manila particularly the water levels of dams and status/ amount ofrainfall; disseminates NDRRMC weather advisories to MDRRMCs andLDRRMCs thru SMS and facsimile for action and proper precautionarymeasures

QC DRRMC alerted 142 barangays. Rescue boats and responders are onstandby.

B. REGION I RDRRMC/ OCDRC I activated their respective OPCENs at the regional and

provincial levels for timely and continuous dissemination of NDRRMCadvisories to all concerned local DRRMCs, RDRRMC member-agencies, andtri-media thru facsimile and SMS(also several fishermen organizations);alerted concerned response agencies (NFNL, PCG, PAF, DSWD, PNP,DPWH and DILG).

C. REGION II RDRRMC/OCDRC II continues to monitor the regional situation; disseminated

NDRRMC advisories to RDRRMC member agencies, LDRRMCs, Media andother stakeholders thru facsimile and SMS; coordinated with PDRRMC

Batanes, Cagayan, Isabela, Nueva Vizcaya and Quirino regarding theirsituation Member Agencies on alert status: DSWD-FO2 (disseminated wweather

advisories/ alerted Field Offices and SWAD DMRT; prepositioned 2,283family food packs, 2,579 packs of relief clothing and PhP 814,946.00 standbyfund readily available for augmentation); PRO2 disseminated weatheradvisories to Police Provincial Offices particularly in Batanes, Cagayan,Isabela, Nueva Vizcaya and Quirino and on alert for possible deployment;BFP units are on standby for possible rescue operation.

D. REGION III RDRRMC/ OCDRC III activated its Emergency Operations Center (EOC) and

was upgraded from WHITE to BLUE alert status effective 5:00 PM, 1 June2012; disseminated NDRRMC advisories to all PDRRMCs through SMS,facsimilie and uploaded the same to facebook for further dissemination

PDRRMC Aurora is closely monitoring the situation in its AOR; propositionedfood packs and readied all evacuation centers for possible evacuation; AuroraRescue on full alert and ready to conduct evacuation and other DRRoperations if needed

PDRRMC Nueva Ecija activated its Emergency Operations Center on 2 June2012, 11:00 AM

E. REGION V RDRRMC/ OCDRC V on heightened alert; conducted an emergency meeting

on 1 June 2012. Coordinated with L/PDRRMCs, PNP and AFP (Army,Airforce and Navy) to standby assets for monitoring and possible DRROperations.

Member Agencies on heightened/alert status: PAGASA (issuance anddissemination of advisories); DSWD (prepositioning of relief items); PNP(prepositioning of assets and possible rescue operations); AFP (91DBDE Albay and Catanduanes, 902BDE Camarines Norte/ Sur, 903BDE Masbate and Sorsogon, NAVFORSOL, TOG5-PAF are on standby alert)aircraft for SAR is on standby alert and will be dispatched once requested;CGDBCL (Coast Guard) on alert for possible deployment)


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PDRRMC Albay, Camarines Norte, Camarines Sur, Catanduanes, Masbateand Sorsogon on standby alert for possible SAR operations for the missingfishermen.

F. REGION VIII RDRRMC/ OCDRC VIII coordinated with PCG Catbalogan regarding status of

ferry operations at Allen, Northern Samar. Directed on standby for possible

deployment the following response teams: PCG-DRT (Tacloban City);Catarman Rescue (Northern Samar); Catbalogan Rescue; Southern LeyteProvincial DRT; Guiuan Rescue; TOG8 DRT (Tacloban City); BFP-EMT(Tacloban City); Eastern Visayas Regional Medical Center-EmergencyMedical Reponders (Tacloban City); 8th ID, PA (Tacloban City).

G. CAR OCD-CAR is on RED alert status; continues to disseminate weather

advisories to all LDRRMCs; coordinated with NPC for dam status and DPWHfor road conditions; coordinated LDRRMOs for weather situation in theirrespective AORs; utilizing SMART info board, social media network and SMSin sending out weather bulletins and advisories.

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