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Situational Report 92 FINAL TYPHOON EGAY FALCON.

This document provides a situational report on Typhoon Egay and Falcon in Bayambang, Pangasinan from August 14, 2023. It summarizes the effects including 1,662 families affected, damage to agriculture totaling ₱14.7 million, and infrastructure damage estimates. Response efforts included food and supply distributions to evacuees as well as medical assistance. Disaster preparedness activities were also undertaken such as alert status changes, equipment preparation, and situational reporting.

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Situational Report 92 FINAL TYPHOON EGAY FALCON.

This document provides a situational report on Typhoon Egay and Falcon in Bayambang, Pangasinan from August 14, 2023. It summarizes the effects including 1,662 families affected, damage to agriculture totaling ₱14.7 million, and infrastructure damage estimates. Response efforts included food and supply distributions to evacuees as well as medical assistance. Disaster preparedness activities were also undertaken such as alert status changes, equipment preparation, and situational reporting.

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MEMORANDUM FOR THE CDA AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, NDRRMC

ATTN : OPCEN, PDRRMC, RDRRMC, DILG-R1


FROM : GENEVIEVE NAPIER UY-BENEBE, LDRRM Officer, Bayambang
SUBJECT : Situational Report # 92 FINAL: TYPHOON EGAY & FALCON
DATE : As of AUGUST 14, 2023 – 1700H
Source: RDRRMC1-Member Agencies, PDRRMOs, and MDRRMO Bayambang

I. SITUATION SUMMARY

A. GENERAL WEATHER CONDITION

PROVINCE GENERAL WEATHER SITUATION TCWS


Ilocos Norte
Ilocos Sur
La Union
Pangasinan SUNNY NONE

B. DAM SITUATION

Current
DAM Spilling level Date and Time Opening of Gates
Level
14 August 2023 ↓
San Roque Dam 280.00 m No opening of gates
06:00AM 255.22masl

II. EFFECTS

A. RELATED INCIDENTS (TAB A)


• •
A total of 1,662 families / 4,180 individuals were affected due to typhoon EgayPH.
On Agricultural sector, 1,191 farmers were affected – rice is 1,083.89 has (totally
damaged) with a cost of ₱15,953,058.00 while 157 farmers were affected on corn with 194.57
has (totally damaged) costing ₱13,651,031.20 and 15.12 has (partially damaged) costing
₱1,060,819.20 with a total damaged of 209.69 has costing ₱14,711,850.40.
On Health sector, there were 5 patients with fever upon evacuation. Laboratory test
results show 4 out of five has dengue fever. Residual misting was done at the evacuation
center. IEC for dengue, leptospirosis, AGE, water sanitation and hygiene was also done
among evacuees. All patients are free from fever before returning to home.
On infrastructure sector, damage report are as follows;
1. Soil erosion on embankment Manambong Parte Evacuation Center
2. Concaved pavement in Manambong Parte Evacuation Center main roadway.
3. Partial collapse of dike in Purok 7, Brgy. Managos
4. Portion of Purok 7 has no dike resulting to soil erosion and spill of river water
resulting to flooding along riverbank of Tarlac River
5. Soil erosion underneath the road washedout by flood water in Purok 7, Brgy.
Managos, Bayambang, Pangasinan.
On educational sector, 2 schools were affected namely Amanperez Elementary and
Tamaro-Tambac Elementary School. Prolonged 2-3 feet water level flood due to local rains
brought about by TY Egay and LPA.
B. AFFECTED POPULATION (TAB B)
• 1,662 families / 4,180 individuals
• 19 out of 77 Barangays
C. CASUALTIES (TAB C)

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● None reported.
D. STATUS OF LIFELINES
` 3 Barangays reported no electricity.
All electricity was restored.
• ROADS AND BRIDGES (TAB D)
• Passable, Romulo bridge 5 tons vehicles only.
• POWER (TAB E)
3 Barangays reported no electricity.
All electricity was restored.
• WATER (TAB F)
● None reported

• COMMUNICATION LINES (TAB G)


● None reported

• STATUS OF PORTS
• Not applicable

A. STATUS OF AIRPORTS (TAB H)


● Not applicable.

B. STATUS OF FLIGHTS (TAB I)


● Not applicable

C. STATUS OF SEAPORTS (TAB J)


● Not applicable.

D. STRANDED PASSENGERS, ROLLING CARGOES, VESSELS, MOTORBANCAS


(TAB K)
● None reported.

• DAMAGED HOUSES (TAB L)


● None reported.

• COST OF DAMAGES
₱14,711,850.40 – Agriculture Damages
Estimation amount is on-going in infrastructure
A. DAMAGE TO AGRICULTURE (TAB M)
On Agricultural sector, 1,191 farmers were affected – rice is 1,083.89 has (totally
damaged) with a cost of ₱15,953,058.00 while 157 farmers were affected on corn with 194.57
has (totally damaged) costing ₱13,651,031.20 and 15.12 has (partially damaged) costing
₱1,060,819.20 with a total damaged of 209.69 has costing ₱14,711,850.40.

B. DAMAGE TO INFRASTRUCTURE (TAB N)


On infrastructure sector, estimated damage cost are as follows;
1. Soil erosion on embankment in Manambong Parte Evacuation Center – ₱800,
000.00
2. Concaved pavement in Manambong Parte Evacuation Center main roadway –
₱400,000.00
3. Partial collapse of dike in Purok 7, Brgy. Managos -
4. Portion of Purok 7 has no dike resulting to soil erosion and spill of river water
resulting to flooding along riverbank of Tarlac River
5. Soil erosion underneath the road washed-out by flood water in Purok 7, Brgy.
Managos, Bayambang, Pangasinan.

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On educational sector, 2 schools were affected namely Amanperez Elementary and
Tamaro-Tambac Elementary School. Prolonged 2-3 feet water level flood due to local rains
brought about by TY Egay and LPA.
● A

• CLASS SUSPENSION (TAB O)


• July 26, 2023 – EO 82. Series 2023
• July 27, 2023 - No class in Elementary level, while classes in high school
and colleges are resumed.
• July 28, 2023 - CLASS RESUMED.
• WORK SUSPENSION (TAB P)
• July 26, 2023 - EO 82. Series 2023
• July 27, 2023 – Work resumed.
• DECLARATION OF STATE OF CALAMITY (TAB Q)
• No declaration
• PRE-EMPTIVE EVACUATION (TAB R)
● Manambong Sur Evacuation Center- 18 families / 74 individuals
● Manambong Parte Evacuation Center - 19 families / 67 individuals
● All IDPs are no longer inside the evacuation center.
• PRE-EMPTIVE EVACUATION (ANIMALS) (TAB S)
• Manambong Parte Evacuation center- 31 cows, 17 goats and 3 dogs.
• All animals are no longer in evacuation center premises.

• ASSISTANCE PROVIDED (TAB T)


● July 27-Distributed 1 food pack to 1 household of Brgy Darawey
● July 28-Distributed 57 food packs to 57 Household of Brgy. Batangcaoa
● July 29- Distributed 32 wooden bed to 32 families currently in evacuation center.
Medical check up and distribution of medicines and vitamins to all evacuees was
done.
● July 30-Distribution of hot meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) and hygiene kits to
the evacuees.
● July 31- Provision of storytelling/coloring book for children at Manambong Parte
evacuation center. Continue monitoring in District 5.
● August 1 – Provided 100pcs sandbags as mitigating measures to Brgy. Manambong
with Engineering Office; Provision of pediasure (formula milk) to 3 dengue patients at
Manambong Sur EC by Nutrition Office, and fruits for 2-year-old with RHU; Provided
additional 37 food packs for evacuees.
● August 5 – Provided 16 food packs to 16 families (evacuees).

III. DISASTER PREPAREDNESS

A. RDRRMC1

B. MDRRMO/ BDRRMO Bayambang

MDRRMO BAYAMBANG
● On full alert and continuously monitoring and disseminating weather
updates to the Communities.
● Activated all BDRRMCs, prepositioned necessary equipment & supplies,
and prepared evacuation centers

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● Prepositioned all rescue equipment and vehicle for possible response.
● Prepared situational report every 0500H, 1100H, 1700H, and 2300H
● Placed all heavy equipment and emergency response equipment on standby
● Raised the ALERT STATUS to “RED”
● Alert status was downgraded from RED to BLUE effective 5PM of August 8,
2023

IV. DISASTER RESPONSE

A. FOOD AND NON-FOOD ITEMS (F/NFIs)

• A total of 500 Family Food Packs (FFPs) and a total of 500 non-food items are
prepositioned at different strategic locations.
• 57 food packs were distributed to Barangay Batangcaoa
• 200 relief packs were distributed to Barangay Inanlorenza, Caturay, Reynado,
Hermoza, Manambong Sur
• Additional 37 food packs for evacuees.
• Provided formula milk for 3 dengue patients, fruits for 2-year-old
• Additional 16 food packs for evacuees.
B. PROTECTION, CAMP COORDINATION AND MANAGEMENT (PCCM)
• All Evacuation Centers are ready in case of evacuation.
• 32 wooden bed distributed to 32 families currently in evacuation center.
• Distribution of hot meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner) and hygiene kits to the evacuees.
• Additional 5 wooden bed in the Manambong Sur evacuation center.
• Provided 24 coloring/story telling books to children at Manambong Parte EC.

C. HEALTH (WASH, MEDICAL, NUTRITION, AND MEDICAL


HEALTH/PSYCHOSOCIAL)
• Provided check-up to evacuees and misting as prevention to dengue outbreak.
D. SEARCH, RESCUE AND RETRIEVAL
● No response action has been undertaken.

E. LOGISTICS

F. RESPONSE ASSETS DEPLOYED


Rescue vehicles for continuous monitoring.

G. EMERGENCY TELECOMMUNICATIONS
● No response action has been undertaken yet.

H. EDUCATION
● No response action has been undertaken yet.

I. CLEARING OPERATIONS
• Trimmed trees fallen.

J. DAMAGE ASSESSMENT AND NEEDS ANALYSIS


On Agricultural sector, not all the affected farmers applied for crop insurance. There is a
need to strengthen the crop insurance application policy among farmers as part of risk
transfer solution.

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On infrastructure sector, soil erosion as a result of prolonged flooding can affect the
integrity of the embankment of the evacuation center and concrete pavements. Construction
of stone masonry is required as mitigation to prevent further erosions.
On educational sector, the affected schools are all located in a situation lower than the
canals and roads hence the local rains flood the place. Needs to coordinate with DepEd for a
long term solution on elevating the classrooms and school facilities.

K. LAW AND ORDER


● None

GENEVIEVE NAPIER UY-BENEBE


LDRRMO, LGU BAYAMBANG

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