Situational Reporting

FOR : HON. DENNIS G. PINEDA

Governor

THRU : ATTY. CHARLIE G. CHUA

Provincial Administrator

FROM : ANGELINA S. BLANCO

PDRRM Officer
SUBJECT : SITUATIONAL REPORT RE: EFFECTS OF TY “ROLLY”

DATE/TIME : 1 NOVEMBER 2020, AS OF 11:00PM

Sources: PAGASA-PRFFWC, PDRRMC, C/MDRRMOs

Blue Texts – updated/changed data

I. SITUATION OVERVIEW
a. Weather Condition (Source: DOST-PAGASA)

Issued at 11:00 PM, 1 November 2020

"ROLLY" RAPIDLY WEAKENS INTO A TROPICAL STORM.

TROPICAL CYCLONE WIND SIGNAL NO. 1 IN THE PROVINCE OF PAMPANGA

Track and intensity outlook:

• On the forecast track, “ROLLY”

is expected to exit the
Philippine Area of
Responsibility (PAR) on
Tuesday morning. It is likely to
remain as a tropical storm
throughout the forecast
period.

Hazards affecting land areas:

• Rainfall: Tonight through

tomorrow morning, light to
moderate with at times heavy rains due to “ROLLY” may be experienced
over Ilocos Region, Cordillera Administrative Region, Cagayan Valley, and
Central Luzon.

• Strong winds: Gale-force winds are still expected in areas under TCWS #2,
and strong breeze to near gale conditions for areas under TCWS #1. Potential
impacts of the wind conditions to structures and vegetation under each wind
signal are detailed in the TCWS section of this bulletin. Elsewhere, strong
breeze to near gale conditions due to the northeasterlies will be experienced
 over Batanes, Babuyan Islands, Ilocos Region, Cordillera Administrative
Region, and the northern portion of mainland Cagayan.

LOCATION OF EYE / CENTER, MOVEMENT, STRENGTH

• At 10:00 PM today, the center of Tropical Storm "ROLLY" was estimated based
on all available data at 150 km Northwest of Calapan City, Oriental Mindoro
or 90 km West Southwest of Sangley Pt, Cavite (14.3 °N, 120.1 °E )
• Moving Northwestward at 20 km/h
• Maximum sustained winds of 85 km/h near the center and gustiness of up to
105 km/h

II. EFFECTS
a. Weather Situation

* PAMPANGA OVER-ALL WEATHER SITUATION – Mostly Cloudy Skies and Light

Rains with Light to Strong Winds

City/Municipality Weather Condition

MABALACAT CITY Cloudy
MAGALANG Cloudy with occasional Light Rains and Winds
FLORIDABLANCA Cloudy
GUAGUA Cloudy
LUBAO Light Winds
PORAC Cloudy
STA. RITA Cloudy
SASMUAN Cloudy with Light Winds
ARAYAT Cloudy
BACOLOR Light Rains and Winds
CITY OF SAN FERNANDO Cloudy with Light Winds
MEXICO Cloudy
STA. ANA Cloudy with Light Winds
APALIT Light Rains and Winds
CANDABA Cloudy
MACABEBE Moderate Winds and Light Rains
MASANTOL Light Winds
MINALIN Light Rains
SAN LUIS Cloudy
SAN SIMON Light Rains with at times Strong Winds
STO. TOMAS Cloudy
Sources: C/MDRRMOs

b. Flooding Situation
City/ Depth of Cause of
Barangay
Municipality Flooding Flooding
Alauli 1ft.
Bagang 1ft.
Balibago 1ft. Due to Hightide,
Nigui 1ft. Monsoon rains
and large volume
Masantol Sagrada 1ft. of water coming
(21 Barangays) San Agustin from the
Caniguan upstream, Due to
Balasan 1ft. TY “QUINTA”
Kilub
Other portions
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 City/ Depth of Cause of
Barangay
Municipality Flooding Flooding
San Isidro Matua
Sitio Talba
Bambang
1st St. 1-1.5ft.
2nd St.
Water Lily
Poblacion
San Nicolas
Kalsadang Bayu
Dau
1-1.5ft.
Suluk
Millionaires
Poblacion
Sapang Kawayan 1ft.
Sta. Lucia Matua
Camia
Smith
1ft.
Pasig
Ilang-ilang
Poblacion
Sta. Lucia Paguiba 1ft.
Sta. Monica
Dulo
1ft.
Centro
Kilub
San Isidro Anac
Centro 1ft.
Calachu
Sta. Lucia Wakas
Centro
1ft.
Marusu
Matimbu
Sta. Cruz
1ft.
Kilub
Sua
Portions of PRCS Dike overflow
1ft.
Kilub
Eskwala
Sto. Nino
St. Dominic, Going to Arabia 1ft.
Looban
Sta. Lucia Anac
Poblacion 1ft.
Centro
Bebe Matua
1ft.
Kilub
Bebe Anac
Pandosena
Arabia 1-1.5ft.
Iraq
Phil. Mission

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 City/ Depth of Cause of
Barangay
Municipality Flooding Flooding
Ipil-Ipil
Dalakitan
Putat
Bulacus
Kilub
1ft.
Centro
Peñafrancia
San Francisco
Purok 1, 2 1ft.
Purok 4 2ft.
Feder road 4ft.
Sta. Rita
Purok 1 Tibag 2ft.
Purok Maca and Gulut 1.5ft.
Tacasan
Purok 5 and 6 3ft.
Saplad David
Gaspan, Maligaya and Pilapil 2ft.
Centro 1.5ft.
Dalayap (Coastal)
2.5ft.
Purok 1, 2 and 3
San Rafael
Purok Centro 3ft.
Purok Lolu 3.5ft.
Sto. Rosario
2ft.
Purok 1, 2, 3 and 4
San Jose
1.5ft. Due to TY
Purok 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5
Macabebe “QUINTA”,
San Isidro
(23 Barangays) Fluvial and
Coronel and Wakas 2ft.
pluvial floods
Labrador 1ft.
San Gabriel
Purok 1081 and Purok 7 1.5ft.
Purok 3,6 and 5 2.5ft.
San Juan
Purok 1, 3 and 4 3ft.
Purok 2 1ft.
Consuelo (Coastal)
1ft.
Sitio Pader
Sto. Niño
Purok 1, 2 and 3 3ft.
Purok 4 2ft.
Castuli
Purok 1 3ft.
Purok 2 2ft.
Candelaria
Purok Pulo 4ft.
Purok Riverside 3ft.
Purok Shooting Star 2ft.
Bukangliwayway 2ft.

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 City/ Depth of Cause of
Barangay
Municipality Flooding Flooding
Telacsan
Main road 2.5ft.
Sapang Palay 3.5ft.
Gonzales 3ft.
San Vicente
Purok 1 1ft.
Purok 3 2ft.
Caduang Tete
Sitio Camia and Nabong 3ft.
Magnolia and Champaca 1.5ft.
Cabaliariza and Arabia 2ft.
Purok Maligaya 3ft.
Sta Cruz
Purok 1 2ft.
Purok 2 2ft.
Purok 3 1ft.
Sta. Maria
1.5ft.
Purok 2, 3 and 4
San Roque
Purok Sapang Pari 2ft.
Poblacion 1ft.
Purok 4 2.5ft.
Purok 6 1ft.
Purok 7 (Pulo) 3ft.
Sta Lutgarda
2ft.
Purok 2 and 5
Mataguiti
3ft.
Purok 1,2, and 3
San Agustin
Purok 1 1ft. Typhoon and
Purok 2 2ft. flooding in the
Candaba Purok 3 2.5ft. northern
(1 Barangay) Purok 4 4ft. regions and
Purok 5 5ft. Bulacan, Due
Purok 6 5ft. to TY “QUINTA”
Purok 7 8ft.
San Simon Sta. Cruz 4-5ft. Due to TY
(2 Barangays) San Nicolas 1-1.5ft. “QUINTA”
TOTAL 47 Flooded Barangays
Sources: C/MDRRMOs

c. Pampanga River Basin Assessment Levels (source: PRFFWC-PAGASA)

Water Level as
Station of Alert Alarm Critical
3:00PM
Sapang Buho 0.74 3.7 4.5 6.5
Zaragoza 3.81 2.50 3.50 4.50
Peñaranda 0 4 - -
San Isidro 3.50 3.2 4.5 6
Arayat 5.20 5 6 8.5
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 Water Level as
Station of Alert Alarm Critical
3:00PM
Candaba 5.22 3.00 4.50 5.00
Mexico 0.03 - - 3.3
Sasmuan 2.50 - - 3.09
Sulipan 2.67 3.6 4.2 5

d. Suspension of Classes / Work in Government

City/Municipality Level (Class) Public/Private Remarks

PROVINCE OF Government and November 1,
Work
PAMPANGA Private Offices 2020

e. Status of Lifelines

i. Roads and Bridges

Roads/ Actions
City/Municipality Situation/Status
Bridges Taken/Remarks
Kalsadang Bayu Not Passable to Light Continuous
MASANTOL
Road Vehicles Monitoring
Candaba – Baliuag
Road (Barangay Not Passable 6 feet Flooding
CANDABA San Agustin)
Dukma (Candaba
Not Passable 3 feet Flooding
– San Miguel Road)

f. Pre-Emptive Evacuation

No. of Name of
No. of No. of
City/Municipality Barangay Evacuation Evacuation
Families Persons
Centers Centers
Palmayo
FLORIDABLANCA
Apalit 1 Evacuation 2 6
(1 Barangay)
Center
San Agustin
GUAGUA
San Rafael 1 Evacuation 33 152
(1 Barangay)
Center
Bancal
Sta. Cruz
Pugad
Elementary
Bancal
School
Sinubli
LUBAO Calangain Calangain
3 142 408
(5 Barangays) Sta. Teresa Elementary
1st School
Sta. Teresa 1st
Sta. Teresa
Elementary
2nd
School
Lubao
Batang 2nd Evacuation
SASMUAN
4 Center 144 428
(4 Barangays)
Mabuanbu Sasmuan
an Elementary

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 No. of Name of
No. of No. of
City/Municipality Barangay Evacuation Evacuation
Families Persons
Centers Centers
School
Sto. Tomas
Sto. Tomas
High School
Sta. Cruz
Batang 1st
Chapel
APALIT Colgante Day
Colgante 1 1 9
(1 Barangay) Care Center
San Agustin
PAC Building
CANDABA Pasig
4 44 191
(4 Barangays) Paralaya Covered Court
Bambang Mandasig
San Agustin
San Agustin
Chapel
San Nicolas
SAN LUIS San Nicolas Day Care
3 22 88
(3 Barangays) Center
Health Center
Sta. Rita Sta. Rita Day
Care Center
Masantol High
School
Bebe Anac Bebe Anac
Elementary
School
Senior Citizen
Center
Cambasi
Cambasi
Chapel
Nigui
Barangay Hall
Nigui
Nigui Health
Center
Nigui
Sta. Lucia Elementary
MASANTOL
Paguiaba 24 School 491 1,992
(11 Barangays)
Baptist Church
Malicaban
Chapel
Palimpe
Macaniud
Chapel
Paguiaba
Chapel
Sagrada Palimpe
Elementary
School
Sagrada
Evacuation
San Pedro Center
Sagrada
Health Center

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 No. of Name of
No. of No. of
City/Municipality Barangay Evacuation Evacuation
Families Persons
Centers Centers
Evacuation
Center (Origin
Sagrada)
Sta. Cruz
San Pedro
Elementary
School
Sta. Cruz
Sta. Lucia Health Center
Wakas Sta. Cruz
Center
Sta. Cruz
Barangay Hall
Sta. Monica
Sta. Lucia
Wakas Chapel
Sta. Monica
Health Center
Sta. Monica
Barangay hall
Sua
Sua Barangay
Hall

DDC

Sta. Rita
Elementary
Sta. Rita School
Sta. Cruz
Chapel
Sitio Mindanao
Church of God
Sta. Cruz Sitio Mindanao
Integrated
High School
San Esteban
High School
San Esteban
Sitio Mindanao
Simbahan
MACABEBE
23 Candelaria 261 1,012
(16 Barangays)
Riverside
Candelaria
Hidden
Paradise
San Juan
Elementary
San Isidro School
San Juan
Chapel
Sta. Maria High
School
Sta. Maria
San Juan
Sapang
Malalam
Elementary
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 No. of Name of
No. of No. of
City/Municipality Barangay Evacuation Evacuation
Families Persons
Centers Centers
School
San Gabriel
Health Center
Sta. Maria San Gabriel
Elementary
School
Telacsan High
San Gabriel
School
San Roque
Telacsan Elementary
School
Caduang Tete
San Roque
Chapel
Sta. Lutgarda
Caduang
Elementary
Tete
School
Saplad
Sta.
Elementary
Lutgarda
School
Consuelo
Saplad
Elementary
David
School
Consuelo
Consuelo Barangay
Health Center
Sta. Rita
Sta. Rita
Chapel
San Jose
San Jose Elementary
School
Day Care
Center
(Pasbul)
Camias
Passbul
Health
Center
Sienna Staff
House
Inararo
Inararo Day
PORAC
13 Care Center 422 1,497
(5 Barangays)
Museum
Jalung
Church
Purok 1 house
of Coun.
Sapang Capil
Uwak Sapang Uwak
Barangay
Hall
Villa Maria Sapang Uwak
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 No. of Name of
No. of No. of
City/Municipality Barangay Evacuation Evacuation
Families Persons
Centers Centers
High School
Holy Hill
Church
Tourism
Building
Calvary
Church
Catholic
Church
San Agustin
MAGALANG San
1 Elementary 27 142
(1 Barangay) Agustin
School
San Juan
ARAYAT San Juan
1 Baño High 46 236
(1 Barangay) Baño
School
San San Agustin
Agustin Chapel
San Nicolas
San Nicolas Day Care
SAN LUIS
3 Center 22 88
(3 Barangays)
Health
Center, Sta.
Sta. Rita
Rita Day
Care Center
Sto. Niño
SAN SIMON
Sto. Niño 1 Evacuation 10 36
(1 Barangay)
Center
TOTAL 57 80 1,645 6,197
Sources: PSWDO (as of 1 November 2020, 11PM)

g. Affected Population

CITY/ MUNICIPALITY AFFECTED FAMILIES AFFECTED PERSONS

LUBAO 142 408
SASMUAN 144 428
APALIT 1,561 6,250
CANDABA 1,601 6,207
MACABEBE 12,014 50,854
MASANTOL 11,946 59,730
SAN LUIS 892 3,858
MAGALANG 27 142
FLORIDABLANCA 2 6
GUAGUA 37 170
PORAC 422 1,497
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 ARAYAT 46 236
SAN SIMON 10 36
TOTAL 28,844 129,822
Sources: PSWDO (as of 1 November 2020, 11PM)

h. Other Incidents/Activities Monitored

City/Municipality Incident /
Status Remarks
/ Barangay Activity
On 30 October 2020 at 4:00PM,
CITY OF SAN Damage of BDRRMC headed by Hon. Edsel
FERNANDO property No injury / Miranda assisted the affected
(Guinto (Residential) casualty family (9 pax) to transfer
Compound, due to reported properties to a relative’s house.
Pandaras) strong winds Endorsed to OCC for possible
assistance

III. ACTIONS TAKEN

1. PDRRMC Operations Center and Command and Control Center (C3) at

PEO Compound, Sindalan, City of San Fernando Pampanga activated and
prepositioned Disaster Response Equipment and Manpower on stand-by
24/7 along with other member agencies/offices;
2. Continuous monitoring and coordination with Local DRRMCs on the over-all
situation of the 21 local government units;
3. Continuous dissemination advisories to C/MDRRMOs and to General Public;
4. Issued Memorandum and Advisories to PDRRMC and LDRRMOs:
i. Preparedness Activities and Monitor AOR re: Low Pressure Area
(LPA) on 27 October, 2020
ii. Preparedness Actions and Continuous Monitoring on Respective
Sectors re: Typhoon “ROLLY” (GONI) on 30 October 2020
iii. Advisory re: Possible occurrence of storm surge in high-risk coastal
areas of Lubao, Macabebe, Masantol and Sasmuan as per
PRFFWC-PAGASA on 31 October 2020
iv. Reports on Pre-Emptive Evacuation with Pictures re: High-risk
barangays in Upland, Coastal and Along River Channels on 1
November 2020
5. Conducted Pre-Disaster Risk Assessment (PDRA) Meeting on 30 October
2020:
a. All Responders and rescue vehicles are ready for augmentation;
b. Mobilization assets and other heavy equipment from various offices
(PDRRMO, PEO, GSO) and uniformed personnel (PNP, BFP, PA) are
on standby ready for any response or clearing operations;
c. All LGU counterparts and field stations are advised on the
preparedness and all necessary manpower assistance are alerted;
d. Stockpiled Food and Non-Food items at our PDRRMC Warehouse
are in place. A total of 10,000 food packs on-hand with 254 boxes
of Corn beef and 1,100 boxes of Sardines;
e. Stockpiled medicines are also in place and ready for disaster
operations;

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 f. There are 10,000 PPEs on-hand with complete gears and
accessories with reusable PPEs to ensure the safety of the
responders in disaster rescue operations;
g. A total of 6,000 cavans of rice from Pampanga NFA that are ready
for purchase and distribution are readily available and sufficient;
h. Provincial Evacuation Centers with necessary supplies and
manpower complement are likewise prepared with available
facemasks and face shields at;
i. San Isidro, Magalang
ii. Sta. Catalina, Lubao
iii. San Roque, Mexico
i. Health protocols being followed at Evacuation Centers;
j. Continuous coordination with Local DRRMCs to conduct strict
monitoring on high-risk coastal and upland areas to all critical
barangays and implement/conduct pre-emptive evacuation within
their AOR;
k. Continuous coordination with our Regional Counterpart RDRRMC3
on possible assistance that the province may require; and
l. Information dissemination through all possible means to the General
Public.
6. Heavy Trucks and Equipment from the Truckers Association are on stand-by
and ready for possible augmentation;
7. A total of 20 units of 4x4 Vehicles from the Off Roaders Club Pampanga are
on stand-by and ready for possible augmentation to help in response
operations;
8. A total number of 31 Payloaders, 3 Backhoes and 35 Dump trucks from the
Quarry Permittees are on stand-by and ready for possible augmentation;
9. In coordination with Pampanga Chamber of Commerce and Industry
(PamCham), the following Malls will accommodate those who wish to seek
temporary shelter from TY “ROLLY” on November 1, 2020 and have
committed the following:
i. SM City Pampanga and SM City San Fernando Downtown –
overnight parking is allowed. Free WiFi, charging stations and
helpdesk are ready to serve everyone
10. Dispatched relief goods for the activated Provincial Evacuation Centers:
i. Left Bank (Coastal), Masantol – 10 cavans of rice, 4 boxes of corned
beef (48 per box) and 2 boxes of Sardines (100 per box);
ii. Sta. Catalina, Lubao – 5 cavans of rice, 4 boxes of corned beef (48
per box) and 2 boxes of Sardines (100 per box); and
iii. Palmayo, Floridablanca – 3 cavans of rice, 2 boxes of corned beef
(48 per box) and 2 boxes of Sardines (100 per box).

IV. PRE-EMPTIVE EVACUATION PICTURES

(Please see attached file)

-Original Copy Signed-

ANGELINA S. BLANCO
PDRRM Officer

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