LOCAL HAZARD IDENTIFICATION

OBSERVATIONS/WARNING
PAST MAJOR EVENTS YEAR AREAS AFFECTED SURVIVORS
SIGNS
1. Typhoon Yolanda 2013 Eastern, Western and Super Typhoon As many
Eastern Visayas
2. Typhoon Uring 1991 Ormoc City Tropical Depression As many
3. Typhoon Pablo 2012 Southern Mindanao Tropical Depression As many
4. Earthquake 1990 Baguio City Underground fault As many
5. Typhoon IKE 1984 Siargao Tropical Depression As many
6. Landslide 2006 Guinsaugon, St. Underground fault As many
Bernard, S/Leyte
7. Typhoon Sendong 2011 Northern Mindanao Tropical Depression As many
8. Typhoon Winnie 2004 Luzon and Visayas Tropical Depression As Many
9. Volcanic Eruption 1991 Zambales Eruption of Lava As Many
10.Typhoon Ondoy 2009 Metro Manila Tropical Depression As Many
CONTINGENCY PLANNING:
Risk Assessment Table
FORM 1

NO. HAZARD P I REMARKS AVERAGE

1. Typhoon 5 5 Typhoon Built Area 5

2. Landslide 5 5 Deforestation 5

3. Strom Surge 5 5 Super Typhoon 5

4. Earthquake 4 5 Fault line 4.5

5. Internal Arm Conflict 2 4 Extremism 3

CONTINGENCY PLANNING:
Hazard Analysis (Event to plan for): LANDSLIDE
FORM 2

TRIGGERING IMPACT/ELEMENTS
ROOT CAUSES EARLY WARNING
FACTOR AT RISK
 Heavy rainfall.  Changes occurs in your  Slow weathering of  Loss of lives and
place landscape such as rocks. properties.
 Lubricating Layers of patterns of storm-water  Soil erosion.  The need to make often
Land. drainage on slopes  Earthquake and volcanic extensive detours in
 Deforestation (specially the places activity. order to reach
weakening root where run off water destination.
structures. converges), land  The access to from
 Earthquake shaking movement, small slides, relatively remote
land loose. flows or progressively communities for
leaning trees. services and market for
 Doors or windows stick goods, employment,
or jam for the first health and educational
time. opportunities and social
 New cracks appear in activities.
plastic, tile, brick or  Loss of utility of parts of
foundations. the road network.
 Outside walls, walks or
stairs begin pulling
away from the building.
 Bulging ground appears
at the base of a slope.
 DISASTER PREPAREDNESS PLAN
For the period: Second Quarter 2018

Hazard: Landslide

BUDGET
PERSON/AGENCY RESOURCES
PHASE ACTIVITIES TIME FRAME REQUIRMENTS/AMOU
RESPONSIBLE NEEDED
NT/FUNDING SOURCE
Conduct of information LGU, PNP, BFP, One (1) week Venue Funding Sources: 5% of
drive for the awareness PDRRMO/MDRRMO, session Laptop and Calamity Fund
on risky landslide area. AFP, Mines and Geo projector
and others rescue Vehicles
units/volunteers Monetary
fund
Resource
PRE- Speakers
EMERGENCY Conduct of Drills LGU, PNP, BFP, Whole day Venue Snacks for the
PDRRMO, MDRRMO, session/instituti Laptop and participants.
AFP, Mines and Geo on or agency projector Honoraria for Speaker
and others rescue Vehicles amounting to Php
units/volunteers Monetary 3,000.00.
fund
Resource
Speaker
EMERGENCY Monitoring on the LGU, PNP, BFP, 5 days Vehicle, one team Calamity fund: gasoline
number of affected PDRRMO/MDRRMO of search and and food
places. rescue.
POST- Search and Rescue LGU, PNP, BFP, 5 days Heavy Equipments Depending upon the scope
EMERGENCY Operation PDRRMO/MDRRMO and manpower. of damages.
Distribution of Relief
 TEAM BRAVO 1
MEMBERS:

1. PO3 GAMEZ, LEAH

2. PO3 BERNAL, ERWYN
3. PO3 DANTE, ANGELITO
4. PO3 CAJATE, EDILBERTO JR.
5. PO3 EMAN, ROEL
6. PO3 SOBITO, OLIVER
7. PO3 PALOMA, ESTEBAN
8. PO3 SIDIC, MACACUNAL JR.
9. PO3 ESCOTO, DENNIS
10.PO3 BUHAY, JOSELITO
11. PO3 ABALLA, BRYAN
1. BE PREPARED FOR AFTERSHOCKS.

2. LISTEN TO THE RADIO OR TELEVISIONFOR INFORMATION FROM AUTHORITIES, FOLLOW

THEIR INSTRUCTION.

3. PUT ON STURDY SHOES AND PROTECTIVE CLOTHING TO HELP PREVENT INJURY FROM
DEBRIS, ESPECIALLY BROKEN GLASS.

4. CHECK YOUR HOME FOR STRUCTURAL DAMAGE AND OTHER HAZARDS. IF YOU SUSPECT
YOUR HOME IS UNSAFE DO NOT ENTER.

5. IF YOU HAVE TO LEAVE YOUR HOME, TAKE YOUR EMERGENCY KIT. AND OTHER ESSENTIALS
ITEMS WITH YOU. POST A MESSAGE IN CLEAR VIEW.

6. DO NOT LIGHT MATCHES OR TURN ON THE LIHGT SWITCHES UNTIL YOU ARE SURE THERE
NO GAS LEAKS.

7. DO NOT FLUSH TOILETS IF YOU SUSPECT LIMES ARE BROKEN.

8. CAREFULLY CLEAN UP ANY SPILLED HAZARDOUS MATERIAL WEAR PROPER HAND AND EYE
PROTECTION.

9. CHECK ON YOUR NEIGHBOURS AFTER LOOKING AFTER MEMBER OF YOUR OWN

HOUSEHOLDS.

10. PLACE A HELP SIGN IN YOUR WINDOW IF YOU NEED ASSISTANCE.

EXERCISE PAKIGBISOG:

1. FOOD AND WATER FOR SURVIVAL.

2. MEDICAL KIT FOR FIRST AID IN CASE OF INJURY.
3. CELLPHONE/RADIO FOR COMMUNICATION.
4. FIRE EXTINGUISHER TO EXTINGUISH FIRE.
5. FLASHLIGHTS FOR CLEAR VIEW.
6. MATCH FOR COOKING.
7. CLEAN UTINSELS TO AVOID POSSIBLE FOOD CONTAMINATION.
8. MEDICINES FOR MEDICATION.
9. SAFE SHELTER FOR THE EVACUATION.
10.PROTECTIVE GEAR OR MASK FOR PROTECTION OF CHEMICAL OR GAS LEAK.