SUBJECT : Situationer Report Re TS “SENIANG” DATE : DECEMBER 31, 2014, AS OF 11:00 AM I. SITUATION: At 9:00 AM today, the center of Tropical Depression “SENIANG” was estimated based on all available at 245 km South Southeast of Cuyo, Palawan (8.7°N, 121.5°E) with maximum sustained winds of 55 kph near the center. It is forecast to move West Southwest at 13 kph. Based on PDRRMC Capiz OPCEN monitoring, the following are the weather situation in the different areas in the province: • ROXAS CITY – Cloudy skies • CUARTERO – Cloudy skies • DAO – Cloudy skies • DUMALAG – Cloudy skies • DUMARAO – Cloudy skies • IVISAN – Cloudy skies • JAMINDAN – Cloudy skies • MAAYON – Cloudy skies • MAMBUSAO – Cloudy skies • PANAY – Cloudy skies • PANITAN – Cloudy skies • PILAR – Cloudy skies • PONTEVEDRA – Cloudy skies • PRESIDENT ROXAS – Cloudy skies • SAPIAN – Cloudy skies • SIGMA – Cloudy skies • TAPAZ – Cloudy skies WATER LEVELS: Pontevedra – 6.4 m Panitan – 9.91 m Maayon – 5.76 m Dao – 6.09 m Sigma – 6.04 m Mambusao – 8.51 m Jamindan – 2.54 m Tapaz – 2.76 m II. EFFECTS FLOODED BARANGAYS: President Roxas 1. Brgy. Aranguel – (Brgy road passable to all vehicles) Panitan 1. Brgy. Ambilay (Brgy. road not passable to all vehicles) 2. Cabugao (Brgy. Road not passable to all vehicles) 3. Cabangahan ( Brgy. Road not passable to all vehicles) 4. Cadio 5. Banga-an 6. Tincupon 7. Quios 8. Pasugue 9. Calaan 10. Capagao 11. Balatucan 12. Pob. Ilaya 13. Tabuc Sur 14. Tabuc Norte 15. Salocon 16. Bahit 17. Agbabadiang 18. Agkilo (National Highway passable to all vehicles) “Water on Critical Stage, Danao Creek starting to overflow; Road from Pob. Ilaya to Balatucan not passable to light vehicles Cadio River overflowing and not passable to light vehicles, Road from Tabuc Norte to Bahit not passable to all vehicles” Dumarao 1. Poblacion going to Guinotos (Brgy. road not passable to all vehicles) 2. Poblacion going to Janguslob (Brgy. road not passable to all vehicles) 3. Tinaytayan (Rice Fields subsiding) 4. Dangula (rice Fields subsiding) 5. Jambad (Rice fields subsiding) 6. Ongol Ilawod (Rice Fields subsiding) 7. Pob. Ilawod (Rice fields subsiding) 8. Salcedo (Rice fields subsiding) 9. Ongol Ilaya (Rice fields subsiding) Sigma 1. Bangon-Bangon (Brgy. Road not passable, rice fields underwater) 2. Cogon (Brgy. Road not passable, rice fields underwater) 3. Mangoso ( Brgy. Road not passable to all vehicles, Rice Fields underwater) 4. Pagbunitan (Rice fields underwater, barangay road going to proper not passable to all vehicles) 5. Amaga -Mianay( National Road passable to all vehicles; Rice fields underwater) 6. Tawog ( National Highway not passable to all vehicles) 7. Guintas (Rice fields underwater) 8. Pob Norte (Sunshine area flooded, rice fields underwater) 9. Dayhagon (Rice fields underwater) 10. Acbo (Brgy. Road not passable to light vehicles, rice fields underwater) 11. MAtangcong (portion of provincial road eroded; proper flooded and rice fields underwater) 12. Oyong (Brgy road not passable and rice fields underwater) 13. Mansacul (Rice fields underwater) 14. Parian (Parian-Mianay flashflood; “subsided”) 15. Capuyhan (Rice fields underwater) 16. Pob. Sur (Rice Fields underwater) Maayon 1. Poblacion Ilawod (Rice fields underwater) 2. Brgy. Fernandez (Brgy. roads not passable to light vehicles) 3. Brgy. Salgan (Rice fields underwater) 4. Poblacion Ilaya (Portion of Brgy roads not passable) 5. Brgy. Piña (Rice fields underwater) 6. Brgy. Palaguian (Rice fields underwater) 7. Brgy. Tapulang (Rice fields underwater) 8. Pob. Tabuc (Rice fields underwater) 9. Quinatuyan (Rice fields underwater) Mambusao 1. Tugas (Road not passable to all vehicles) 2. Pang Pang Sur (Rice fields underwater) 3. Pang Pang Norte (Rice fields underwater) 4. Tumalalud (Road not passable to all vehicles) 5. Balat-an (Rice fields underwater) 6. Atiplo (Rice fields underwater) 7. Bergante (Rice fields underwater) 8. Batiano (Rice fields underwater) 9. Caidquid (Rice fields underwater) 10. Bato Bato (Road not passable to all vehicles) 11. Manibad (Rice fields underwater) 12. Najus-an (Rice fields underwater) 13. Maralag (Rice Fields underwater) 14. Sinondojan (Rice fields underwater) 15. Poblacion Tabuc (Rice fields underwater) 16. Poblacion Proper (Rice fields underwater) 17. Bunga (Roads not passable to all vehicles) Roxas City 1. Tiza (Back of stadium and Malipayon, “subsided”) 2. Sibaguan (Rice fields underwater, “subsided”) 3. Dinginan (Rice fields underwater, “subsided”) 4. Balijuagan (Rice fields underwater, “subsided”) Panay 1. Bago Grande (Rice fields underwater) 2. Tico (National highway not passable to light vehicles) 3. Bahit (Portion of Brgy. Bahit flooded, passable to all vehicles) 4. Cogon (Portion of Brgy. Cogon floded, passable to all vehicles) 5. Candual (Portion of Brgy. Candual floded, passable to all vehicles) 6. Magubilan (Roads passable to all vehicles) 7. Talasa (Roads passable to all vehicles) Pontevedra 1. Intongcan (Flash flood) “ Market, not passable to light vehicles” Dao 1. Duyoc (Road not passable to all vehicles; Rice fields underwater) 2. Lacaron (Rice fields underwater) 3. Agtanguay (Rice fields underwater) 4. Balucuan (Rice fields underwater) 5. Matagnop (Rice fields underwater) 6. Nasunugan (Rice fields underwater) Jamindan 1. Jagnaya ( Roads passable to all vehicles) 2. Baye-Baye (Rice fields underwater) 3. Poblacion (Rice fields underwater) 4. Pangabat (Rice fields underwater) 5. Sto. Rosario (Rice fields underwater) 6. Lapaz (Rice fields underwater) 7. Barrio Fe (Rice fields underwater) “ Road going to Jamindan via Caidquid-Tumalalud not passable to all vehicles” Dumalag 1. Sto. Angel (Subsiding, Roads passable to all vehicles) 2. Sto. Nino (Subsiding, Roads passable to all vehicles) 3. Poblacion (along river bank) 4. San jose (along san jose lake) Sapian 1. Mahanlud (Rice fields subsiding) 2. Dapdapan (Rice fields subsiding) 3. Maninang (Rice fields subsiding) Cuartero 1. Angub (Rice fields underwater) 2. Pob. Ilawod (Rice fields underwater) 3. Pob. Takas (Rice fields underwater) 4. Pob. Ilaya (Rice fields underwater) 5. Bitoon Ilawod (Rice fields underwater) 6. Bitoon Ilaya (Rice fields underwater) 7. Malagab-I (Rice fields underwater) 8. Nagba (Rice fields underwater) 9. Bun-od (Rice fields underwater) “Road from Brgy. Angob going ot Dumalag not passable to all vehicles” TOTAL BARANGAYS FLOODED 111 Barangays EVACUEES Dumarao Salcedo Day Care Center - 9 families Agsirab - 4 families Panitan Ambilay - 12 families (48 persons) Cabugao Brgy. Hall - 13 families (35 persons) Cabugao Elementray School - 8 families Cabangahan Health Center - 4 families (15 persons) Capagao - 5 families (18 persons) Cadio Day Care Center - 1 family (5 persons) Pasugue - 30 families (130 persons) Dumalag Buntog Elementary School - 10 families (43 persons) Sto. Angel Barangay Hall - 12 families (48 persons) Saint Martin Academy - 1 family (4 persons) Pontevedra Intongcan Elementary School - 11 families Manapao - 1 family Maayon Quinat-uyan - 20 families (192 persons) Jamindan Jagnaya Barangay Hall - 6 families “Evacuees had returned to their residences” Cuartero Pob. Ilawod Barangay Hall - 7 families (22 persons) Tapaz Carida - 38 families Dao Knight of Columbus - 7 families (31 persons) “3 families had returned to their residences” Panay Magubilan Elementary School - 7 families (32 persons) TOTAL EVACUEES 206 families III. ACTIONS TAKEN: December 29, 2014 • PDRRMC Capiz conducted information, education and communication activities regarding the coming of the typhoon Seniang • PDRRMC - OpCen 24/7. • Capiz PDRRMC/ CERT response team, are on standby and continuously monitoring the AOR. • Continuously monitoring the weather situation, water level and amount of rainfall in the whole Province of Capiz. December 30, 2014 • Governor Tanco, directed to aim for zero casualty and all LDRRMCs and LDRRMOs on alert • Response units (BFP, PNP, 3ID Philippine Army, PCG) on alert for possible flood deployment. • Manila-Roxas flight of Philippine Airlines was cancelled this morning, said Roxas City CAAP head Martin Terre • Philippine Coast Guard Roxas City Station has cancelled all sea vessels to sail to ensure the safety of seafarers, fishermen and passengers • Jamindan MDRRMC alerted all BDRRMCs to take precautionary measures • Ivisan MDRRMC on standby • Dumalag MDRRMC activated and conducting monitoring and ocular inspection. • Panay MDRRMC on alert, continuous monitoring and all BDRRMC were advised to be on alert • MDRRMC on alert, PERT and all rescue personnel on stand by and activated all BDRRMCs • Sigma MDRRMC on alert and continuous monitoring is being conducted. Sigma Emergency Response Unit (S.E.R.U.). PNP, BFP and Concerned Barangay captains are on stand-by and are also conducting continuous monitoring. Municipal heavy equipment and rescue vehicles are on stand-by. • Panitan MDRRMC on alert and residents in low lying areas were advised to evacuate to higher ground and designated evacuation centers in their respective barangays. • Roxas CDRRMC on alert and activated 24/7 OPCEN, coordinated with all the response units (PNP, BFP,PCG) and the BDRRMCs and CSWDO on stand by for possible needs of evacuees. • 3ID Philippine Army stationed at Mambusao to assist and pre-position for possible rescue operation needed December 31, 2014 • Continuously monitoring the weather situation, water level and amount of rainfall in the whole Province of Capiz. • Pre-positioned Dump Trucks at Agkilo Panitan to assist the public • Capiz Emergency Response Team conducted ocular inspection to the different municipalities in the province of Capiz • Philippine Airlines flight from Manila-Roxas and Roxas-Manila resumed • Philippine Coast Guard Roxas City Station has issued clearance on the resumption of operation of all sea vessels to sail
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