Republic of the Philippines

Region III
Province of Zambales
Municipality of Botolan
BARANGAY SAN JUAN

CONTINGENCY PLAN
Chapter I. General Situation and Scenarios

 Brief Statement of the Socio Economic Profile and Demographic Profile of the
Barangay
Barangay San Juan is one of the oldest barangay in the municipality of Botolan with a total
land area of 8,861.03 hectares approximately 5 kilometers from the town proper. It is bounded
on the north by Nato River and Tutunlanum Creek, on the east by BucaoRiver on the west by
Barangay Paudpod and on the south by Barangay Carael. It is composed of sitio’s namely
SitioTugue, SitioAnarong, SitioBalinliplip, SitioPangamten, SitioLahong, SitioBalaleng, Sitio
Consuelo, SitioTumangan, SitioDojocBalite, SitioMayamban, SitioAlao, SitioKainumayan and
seven puroks.

The population was consisting of 5,448 individuals based on the recorded rural barangay
inhabitants last May, 2015 with a total of 1,520 family heads and 964 households. The
populations are composed of senior citizens, skilled workers, unemployed individuals,and
persons with disability, widows and children.

The barangay is a rural area with an agricultural land. Pangamten and Mayamban are one of
the vast farm lots where most of the farmers worked. Most of the residents derived their
means of living in farming of rice and planting of vegetables.

Religions of the residents were Roman Catholic, Iglesia Ni Cristo, Protestant, Baptist, and
Latter Day Saints.

Facilities and structure that can be found within the community are Barangay Hall, Barangay
Covered Court, KataungangPambarangay Hall, Rural Health Unit II, Senior Citizen Building,
SK Building, San Juan Integrated School, DojocBalite Integrated School, 3 barangay plaza, 3
Day Care Centers namely San Juan Day Care Center, DojocBalite Day Care Center and
SitioAlao Day Care Center, Barangay Outpost, Water System, 6 waiting shed and streetlights.
Electricity was distributed by ZAMECO I, irrigation was being provided by NIA and NATO and
people were using Smart and Globe for cellular communication. Mode of transportation was
tricycles, single motors, bicycle and bagon.
The barangay has a manpower that extends social services to its constituents mainly three
day care workers, one rural health physician, one rural health nurse, one rural health midwife,
one barangay nutrition scholar, seven barangay health workers, two school heads, fifteen
school teachers, twenty two barangay tanod, one barangay human rights action officer, ten
lupongtagapamayapa, seven barangay councilors and the barangay captain.

The barangay is on its way to progress as the community is striving to attain its vision and
goals to implement its priority programs and projects to alleviate the status of living through
unity and cooperation of its constituents.

 Description of the Various Hazards Affecting the Community And Their Effects On
Lives and Properties.
The Philippines is battered by some 20 typhoons a year- events that might get more severe
with climate change. The province of Zambales is located in an area that has been struck by
a number of exhaustible typhoons, floods, fire, forest fire, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and
all other natural disaster. Particularly, barangay San Juan is one of those localities which are
situated in low lying area.
One of the few storms that hit the barangay is the typhoon Kiko which brought heavy rainfall
that trigger the flash flooding in the nearby barangayand damaged some part of the dike that
serves as the protecting shield of the municipality of Botolan.This typhoon surged down
mountain sides, uprooted trees and swelling trees which brought threat to the safety of the
residents. Likely, it overturned vehicles, debris and animal carcasses. It affected more than
600 families living in the barangay proper. This brought them to evacuate in the temporary
evacuation area which is located at Tarlac Road. Almost 50 houses shanty or made of bricks
were taken away by the floods including the PR Gaz building and its facilities located at
SitioTumangan of the barangay. Huge damaged on agricultural areas such as rice fields and
vegetable farms were devastated, even animals and cattle’s including pasture and greasing
areas were turmoil by the flood. Roads were not passable because of barred trunks of trees in
the street. All means of living of the residents were paralyzed. Everybody was stuck at home
and facilitating their own families. Streetlights and electric transformers were damaged. There
has been scarcity of foods and medicines during evacuation. Worst scenarios were
experienced by everyone during this calamity.

 Description of the specific disaster event or treat to plan for

TYPHOON
Typhoon is the major disaster experienced by the barangay over the decade. It occurs due to
the formation of low pressure areas. It greatly affected the barangay proper which is situated
in low lying areas and those living near the Pangamten Creek and Tutunlanum Creek.
One of the root causes of this typhoon is the climate change the Philippines had experiencing
nowadays.
Before the occurrence of typhoon,formation of dark cloudy sky were visible,thunderstorm
producing strong winds and flooding rains and lightning were present.
The barangay is one of the typhoon prone areas in the locality.Typhoon formation is due to
low atmospheric stability, monsoon, warm ocean water and upper atmosphere divergence.

FLOOD
Floods and flash floods can happen everywhere and anywhere. This is the water that
submerges land which is usually dry. It may occur due to an accumulation of rainwater on
saturated grounds in an aerial flood.
Floods can also occur in rivers and creeks when the flow rate exceeds the capacity of the
river channel. It oftencauses damages to homes, businesses and lives. Barangay San Juan
had its Pangamten Creek, Tutunlanum Creek and BucaoRiverwhich is the main catch basin
of all water ways.It also occurs during non-stop heavy rains.
Early warning signs of floods are the intense rainfall, dam or levee failure as well as slow
moving tropical storms. Residents rely on the old belief that if the ants are massively looking
and gathering foods, there might be a possible flood. The typhoon is also one of the sign of
flood.
Floods can be triggered by different natural phenomena. Sometime prolonged rainfall,
torrential rains or stormscause flooding situation. Similarly, lack of permeable surface and
high ground water table can also trigger floods. Lack of human discipline is also one of the
factors, irresponsible garbage disposal dumping it to the waterways which blocks the flow of
water, silted and clogged canals and creeks. Residents living in risk areas were advised to
always be prepared before the occurrence of flood.

FIRE AND FOREST FIRE

Fire and forest fire is one of the natural disaster that also experienced by the barangay for the
past years. Fire is the rapid oxidation of a material in the exothermic chemical process of
combustion, releasing heat, light and various reactions. Its main component is the flame
which is the hot and visible portion. Forest fire is the uncontrolled fire in an area of
combustible vegetation that occurs mostly in mountains and forests such as the mountain of
SitioAlao and Nato.
Because of the very hot and dry climate during summer, it poses a great risk to life,
infrastructure, trees and plants. Lightning, volcanic eruption sparks from rock falls, human
works and spontaneous combustion are the causes of fire. The most common human sources
are arson, discarded cigarettes, sparks from equipment and power line arcs.SitioAlao and
SitioNato of the barangay is the most prone area to forest fire during dry season. It destroys
the habitat of the animals, trees and plants in the area.
Early warning for the occurrence of fire and forest fire is the season of droughts and fire.
Warmer global temperatures intensify the hydraulic cycle with increased evaporation over
both land and water. The higher evaporation rates will lead to the drying of soil and
vegetation.
Factors that triggers fire and forest fire in the barangay is mainly causes by natural disaster
such as lightning’s sparks, human sources such as the practice of “kaingin’ and cutting of
trees and destroying plants which serves as the firebreaks. Illegal logging triggers the fast
spread of fire in the forest. During fire at residents, it was mainly caused by human negligence
such as unplugged appliances, power shortages etc.

Chapter II. General Policies and Objectives

 Reference to relevant international, national, local and other agreed policies including
Municipal/Barangay Ordinances and Resolutions
The strengthening and implementation of the frameworks of Barangay Disaster Risk
Reduction and Management Council of Barangay San Juan is based on the national policies
implemented by the national government on how to mobilize the structural form of BDRRMC.

7160 or the Local Government Code of 1991

8185 Amending Section 324 (d) of RA 7160 in the use of 5% reserve fund for emergency
operations.

- The BDRRMC of the barangay has always been prepared. Quick response fund were
utilized through the purchase of disaster equipments such as chainsaw, flashlights,
raincoats, boats for volunteer rescuer and ropes and other safety gears for rescue
operation. Distribution of relief goods were always planed during calamity. It was being
implemented only if there is already an announcement of State of Calamity from the
local government unit.

NDRRMC-DILG-DBM-CSC JMC 2014-I Implementing Guidelines for the Establishment of

Local DRRM Officers (LDRRMOs) on Barangay DRRM Committees (BDRRMC) in Local
Government Units (LGU’s)

- The BDRRMC is always aligned to the structural form of the LDRMMO’s.

Policies for Crisis on Health

RA No 9003, Ecological Solid Waste Act Management of 2001

 - The implementation of proper garbage disposal, waste segration and management,
establishment of Materials Recovery Facility in the barangay were based on this
policy.

DOH Admin Order No. 0029, 2010 Subj: Policies and Guidelines on the Establishment of
Operation Center for Emergencies and Disaster

- The barangay hall was always served as the command center and center of disaster
operation. It was being established by the barangay the temporary evacuation center
located at the Tarlac Road and the permanent resettlement area of the victims at
SitioAlao, Purok 6 of the barangay.
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 Statement of Goal and General Objectives of the Contingency Plan
The main goal of the BDRRMC of the barangay is to ensure safety and security of the
constituents and maintained zero casualties during any of the top natural hazards
enumerated that affects the community - To protect the lives and properties and ensure stable
and controlled situation during calamity.
Contingency Planning is one of the effective tools to measure the efficiency of all plan and
actions. This will be the guidelines of the delegation of task and obligations to personnel. This
is where the plan for mitigation, response and rehabilitation created. An area to realize the
triggering factors of the existence of a disaster, prediction and planned for worst scenarios.
There is also speedy information dissemination from the BDRRMC down to the residents.
Each role of the BDRRMC was being emphasized and be able to understand the roles and
functions of each and everyone. An implementation with organized plan of action will lead toa
effective quick response during disaster.

Chapter III. Response Arrangement

 Cluster Plan

Format:

 Brief Description of the Cluster Situation when the emergency occurs

During disaster, the following should be the cluster situation

HEALTH- the BDRRMC Chairman will assigned BHW and RHU II personnel to monitor the
health status of all concerned citizens specifically during evacuation. This will eliminate the
spread of contagious diseases especially to infants and children.

TRANSPORTATION AND COMMUNICATION- The BDRRMC Chairman were mobilized the

transportation and communication personnel, prepare disaster vehicles including the
Barangay TODA, private vehicles owned by volunteers for rescue operation and regular
communication to LDRRMO’s for updated report.

SAFETY, SECURITY AND RESCUE- the BDRRMC acquired safety gears such as rain coats,
boats, ropes, flashlights, warning devices and handheld radios of barangay volunteers,
Barangay Tanod, BHW and barangay officials. Medical Kit and First Aid Kit were also
distributed to barangay health workers for quick health assistance. During rescue, senior
citizens, children and person with disability were prioritized.

EVACUATION AND MANAGEMENT- It was being established by the barangay the site of
Tarlac Road, Barangay Covered Court, and Rural Health Unit II as temporary evacuation site.
Permanent resettlement for victims were awarded by the CENRO in the year 2010 situated at
SitioAlao. The barangay facilities can accommodate large number of evacuees with access to
potable water and clean comfort rooms.

RELIEF AND REHABILITATION – The fund for calamity relief were always prepared and can
accommodate affected families. It will be distributed only when there is an announcement of
State of Calamity. The BDRRMC will seek for assistance from the local government units and
government agencies for the affected population. Damaged barangay properties will be
repaired and rehabilitate.

 Cluster Objectives and Cluster Indicators as Appropriate

Health
It is the main objective to extend basic health services and access to health facilities of all the
residents in the affected area. In an evacuation center, there is a possibility of widespread of
communicable diseases such as diarrhea, colds and coughs if not properly addressed. The
barangay gives priority to health and sanitation for prevention and cure. The Committee on
Health should always coordinate with the Rural Health Unit II to ensure that there is a medical
personnel such as doctors, nurses, midwife and barangay health workers assigned in the
area. Medicines and first aid kit should always be prepared through the help of the rural
health unit. Laboratory kits should also be requested to the RHU and DOH. Through proper
sanitation, this diseases will be prevented. The cleanliness of comfort rooms and access to
potable water is very important to ensure that people are safe from any illnesses.

Safety and Security

The safety and security is one of the main concern in peace and order situation of the
barangay. The objective is to protect the lives and property of all the residents.
The barangay volunteers consist of barangay tanod, bhw and purok leaders are the main
personnel involved in the disaster operation. In order to implement, there should be materials
and equipment needed specially during rescue operation during disaster. Needs arises are
flashlights, ropes, life jacket and other rescue equipments must be prepared at all times. The
chainsaw is important for the cutting of barred trunks of trees that causes some roads to be
impassable to all type of vehicles. There should be proper coordination with the BDRRMC in
order to ensure effective rescue operation and rehabilitation to all affected families.

Transportation and Communication

Barangay San Juan is a barangay with large area. The means of transportation and
communication during disaster is very much considered. The main objective is to expand
viable, dependable and efficient transportation and communication. In order to plan the
transport of casualties out of disaster area, the preparation of reception centers and saving of
lives, it will be essential to provide information about how to many people are injured and
uninjured. It is such situation that we envisage the use of technical systems which establish a
closer links between the volunteers, barangay officials and the LDRRMO, MSWDO and
Municipal Office. The use of cellphones and two way radio, radio or transistors are important.
During a major disaster, where a lot of disaster is happening and chaos rules, it is important
that the emergency services such as tricycles, elf, multi-cab with enough fuel to run have a
shared awareness of the situation. The BDRRMC will coordinate to the TODA President,
drivers and operators of private vehicles and to the LGU rescue vehicles.
The BDRRMC is always prepared to integrate the cross communication of messages
between variety of communication technologies to form a unified communication system
intended to optimize effective transportation during evacuation and emergencies.

Evacuation Management
This is very important to the contingency planning. The main objective of evacuation
management is to settle and organized properly the area, ensure that the basic necessities
are being provided and well attended by the authorities. The temporary evacuation site must
be prepared at all times not just only in times of disaster. It should be safe from the effect of
natural phenomena. The site must be an area with open and wide space and can
accommodate large number of evacuees. This will serve as temporary shelter to the victims.
In Barangay San Juan, the Tarlac Road is identified as the temporary evacuation site. The
barangay had already established its permanent resettlement area at the mountain of
SitioAlao, Purok 6. Currently, the farm lot of the site is being planted and developed through
Barangay Forest Program of the DENR.
There is a need to install an access road to the site. The BDRRMC is in need of heavy
equipment to flatten the road. It was already requested by the barangay from the provincial
government to provide aid such as bulldozers, dumptruck and operators. This request did not
materialize the past years but the barangay is still hoping that in due time it will be given
attention by the authorities.

Relief and Rehabilitation

During relief and rehabilitation, the BDRRMC aims to provide food assistance, medical
assistance, social services assistance to evade the possible existence of psychological
problems in the affected population.
The needs for food packs, clothes, potable water, kitchen utensils, emergency equipments
such as first aid kits, emergency lights, medicines are the basic necessities during
evacuation. The BDRRMC needs to coordinate to some government agencies such as
MSWDO and PSWDO that can help out in the relief operations. It is also very important
during rehabilitation the installation of clean comfort rooms in the evacuation center to avoid
the spread of communicable diseases. The 5 % calamity fund of the barangay will not suffice
the needs in the relief and rehabilitation.
The BDRRMC will seek help in providing permanent housing for those victims of floods and to
some financial aid to start repairing their damaged homes and properties. Damaged barangay
infrastructure also needs fund for repair. The rehabilitation of one community is a very serious
matter that needs immediate action and thorough monitoring from the BDRRMC and the local
government unit.

 Existing Cluster Resources Versus Projected Needs.

HEALTH
The Rural Health Unit II of the barangay was consist of only one medical officer and a duty of
once every week. Based on the cluster needs, there should be two medical officers with a
duty of five days per week to accommodate all the patients.Some medical equipments
present in the health center are non-functional which needed replacement. Out of 5,114
population, there should be 1 doctor for every 20 families to closely monitor the health
condition. There is a lack in medicinal supplies. Municipal Action Center also provides some
medicines. The DOH regularly provides some of the medicines for children and senior citizens
but because of the requisition of patients on regular days, it did not suffice the needs during
disaster.

SAFETY AND SECURITY

The purchase of safety and security equipmentsfor barangay officials can be provided from
the 70% of the 5% calamity fund, however it cannot accommodate all the needs of
albarangay volunteers. Additional ropes are needed for rescue. The chainsaw purchased by
the barangay last year 2013 needs repair. No handsaw available in the command center. It
was required individually in every household.

TRANSPORTATION AND COMMUNICATION

The barangay owns a tricycle but requires repair. The Municipal Mayor donated a red multi
cab but is also malfunctioning. The Provincial Government donated a white multi-cab which
is now the sole running vehicle of the barangay. The barangay outsourced 2 private elf and 5
units of farm equipments(kuliglig) for rescue operation from willing to extend community
service residents.

EVACUATION MANAGEMENT
The needs for temporary shelter during evacuation is needed. The BDRRMC will request from
the LGU an assistance for an equipment such as bulldozer to flatter the temporary site for
evacuation. The barangay will shoulder the fuel and snacks of the operator. The SitioAlao
resettlement area needs further development. At present, still no access road was being
established. The barangay had a limited budget and there is a need for an assistance in
establishing a road and developing the area.

RELIEF AND REHABILITATION

During disaster, the needs for foods,water, shelter, clothing, medicines arises and after
calamity the needs for livelihood is being requested. The barangay can only distribute food
packs or calamity relief goods upon theannouncement of state of calamity. Earlier, it was
being standby to the authorized groceries if the needs arises. This is to avoid spoilage of
foods. Medicines can be requested ahead of time. Some sleeping kits can also be requested
but certainly of few only. The BDRRMC should coordinate directly from MSWDO the needs
for calamity assistance of the barangay due to some limited resources available.

 CONCEPT OF OPERATIONS (Flow Chart)

The Incident Commander- DILG (Ms. Cindy C. Cagalitan- LGOO IV)

The DILG is one of the pillar agency of national government in implementing effective
monitoring of local government unit. She will gather data’s and information from different
barangay and escalated to the provincial government for their appropriate action and
assistance.

Responsible Person (Punong Barangay Monica V. Diago)

The DILG will monitor the status of a barangay through its Punong Barangay. The Punong
Barangay as the BDRRMC Chairman is the command and control leader during calamity. She
will gather all relevant information from his personnel on how to extend assistance to her
devastated community. The communication is very important. All reports will be escalated to
her by all barangay team leaders.

Communication Officer ( Barangay Sec. Jeanne May D. Diaz)

As the barangay secretary, it has always been the obligation to record and document all the
incidents and unusual event in the barangay. As the communication officer, all the command
of the punong barangay will properly relayed to all barangay officials and volunteers to
properly address to the needs of the people.
Planning PIO (Kgd. Jay T. Dilag)
The planning P.I.O. will organize the plan of action and delegation of tasking to each
personnel.

Operation Kgd. on Disaster (Kgd. Arturo D. Dologmandin)

Responsible for Information dissemination of all plan for mitigation and assigned tasks.

Logistics Kgd. on Disaster (Kgd. Felix D. Dumapit)

Responsible for preparation of all materials, equipments, transportation and communications
for the operation and stock filing in the command center.

Admin and Finance Treasurer (Brgy. Treasurer Marycel M. Villanueva)

Allocation of funds based on the appropriation available for the purchase of all materials,
equipments and liquidating of all expenses in operation.

Assessment 143 Marites D. Mauricio

Assist in data gathering needed in the planning and operation.

Evacuation Division Head (EX-O AlmarioDevillena)

In charge of the preparation of the site for evacuation.

Search and Rescue (BPATS) Kgd. Dennis D. Fulgar

Responsible for the search and rescue of constituents on the verge of calamity and secure
their safety in the evacuation center.

Relief DCW ( Clarita M. Devillena, Jinnefer D. Doyanan, Jeannette Lacanlale)

Responsible in the preparation of relief goods, food packs, water, first aid kits, sleeping kit
and other needs to be distributed to the victims of calamity in the evacuation center and in the
barangay.

WatsanKgd. on Health ( Kgd. Jane C. Deocampo)

Secure the safeties, cleanliness of the available source of water in the evacuation and the
cleanliness of the comfort rooms to avoid the spread of diseases.

Shelter Religious Group (Pastor Manuel C. Devillena)

To be able to overcome the trauma of the calamity, the victims should undergo spiritual
guidance.
Livelihood Kgd. on Livelihoods (Kgd. Apolinaria D. Doble)
Responsible in seeking rehabilitation assistance for the victims in different government
agencie such as MSWDO, PSWDO, DA, Office of the Mayor, Office of the Governor and
Office of the Congresswoman.

Flest TODA (NecitasDoyanan Jr.)

Assistance of private vehicles in the transportation during evacuation and monitoring.

Warehouse (Kgd. Froilan D. Dilag)

Manage the stocks of goods, materials etc. in the stock room and ensure that the supply will
meet the demands.

Procurement (Kgd. Felix D. Dumapit)

Responsible for early canvass of the stocks and materials.

 Annexes

Maps

Community Map of Barangay San Juan

Tarlac Road- Area of Evacuation

SitioAlao- Permanent Resettlement Awarded by CENRO

LIST OF AGENCIES INVOLVED IN THE CP, DIRECTORY, PROFILES AND DETAILS OF

RESOURCES
1. Local Risk Reduction Management Council (LDRRMO)
Mr. Andy Divino- LDRRMO Officer III

2. Office of the Mayor of the Municipality of Botolan

Hon. Doris “ Bing” Maniquiz-Jeresano

3. Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office

Mrs. Edwina Sibug (RSW)
Mr. IsaganiEcle (RSW)
Ms. Cathy Pangilinan (RSW)

4. Municipal Local Government Office

Ms. Cindy C. Cagalitan (MLGOO IV)

5. Municipal Agriculture Office

Mr. Ramon Dolojan (MAO)

6. Philippine Red Cross Zambales Chapter

Ms. Elizabeth Toviera (Chapter Administrator)

COMMODITY SPECIFICATIONS
1. Groceries (canned goods, rice, noodles, coffee, sugar, milk, coffemate, match, toiletries’
such as soap, bath soap, shampoo, napkins, diaper, towel, face towel)

2. Kitchen/Cooking Utensils ( Cooking pan, frying pan, plates, mugs, cups, spoon and forks,
water jugs)

3. Sleeping Kit (sleeping mat, pillows, mosquito net, blanket)

4. Transportation (gasoline, diesel)

5. Safety Equipments (flashlights, batteries, raincoats, boats, ropes, chainsaw, whistle,

sandbags)

BUDGETING REQUIREMENTS
5% of the Barangay Internal Revune Allotment is allocated in the Disaster Preparedness with
a total of _____________________. 70% or Php covers the mitigation and preparedness and
the 30% or Php will be use for calamity relief.

STANDARDS IN HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE

Humanitarian aid is an assistance provided for humanitarian purposes in response to crisis
including natural disaster and man-made disaster to save lives, alleviate suffering and
maintain human dignity.
Some private sector, organizations and non-governmental agencies conducts humanitarian
aid during sufferings from disaster. The national government provide assistance through the
local government unit.

 Activation of ICS

The Incident Command System (ICS) is a standardized approach to the command

control and coordination of emergency response providing a common hierarchy within which
responders from multiple agencies can be effective.

The Incident Commander, Punong Barangay Monica V. Diago will activate the Barangay
Incident Command System upon the advise of the LDRRMO. Punong Barangay will delegate
task to respective personnel based on the formulated action plan. She will then inform
responsible person of the result.

 Communications Plan

All sectors must be activated upon the activation of the ICS.

The Communication Secretary Jeanne May Diaz will serve as the secretary to the DILG
information system.

The Logistics will be activated through TODA member NecitasDoyanan to standby for
possible use of transportation for evacuation.

The Search and Rescue Team will be activated having command from Punong Barangay
to EX-O AlmarioDevillena within 24 hours of occurrence.

12 hours before the occurrence, the person in charge of evacuation will be activated for the
preparation of the site.PTA TO Teachers of San Juan Elementary School to the operations
head.

The Relief team composed of Day Care Workers will prepare the and stand by the items 12
hours before the occurrence of the disaster.
 Health personnel will activate and prepare all necessities in health and medical aid 12
hours before the occurrence.Barangay Health Workers to Midwife to Kgd.In Charge of Health.

Operation personnel will activate the security personnel 12 hours before the
occurrence.BPSO to BPSO EX-O to Operations Head.

The damages during the aftermath of the disaster will be assessed by the assessment
team for rehabilitation. Assessment team to assessment head to Punong Barangay as the
planning head.

 Coordination Flow Chart from Emergency Operations Center (EOC) to the Incident
Management Team (IMT), Cluster and other Actors

Command and Control

Names of the Task Unit (List of Names with Contact Numbers)
Punong Barangay Monica V. Diago
Contact Number: 09294374150

- Supervises and handles the entire operations.

Communication
Barangay Secretary Jeanne May D. Diaz
Contact Number: 09291171274

- Consolidate report and gives updates to the local chief executive.

Transportation
Mr. NecitasDoyanan (member of TODA)
Contact Number: 09109716171

- Maintenance and operations of vehicles.

Search and Rescue

EX-O AlmarioDevillena (BPSO)
Contact Number: 09207762870

- Conduct Search and Rescue Operation

Evacuation
Mrs. Harriet Villanueva (SJES Principal)
Contact Number:

- Manage evacuation center

Relief (Day Care Wokers)

JinneferDoyanan( SitioDojocBalite Day Care Center)
Contact Number: 09109713171
Clarita M. Devillena (San Juan Proper Day Care Center)
Contact Number: 09466497725
Jeannette D. Lacanlale (SitioAlao Day Care Center)
Contact Number: 09076286181

- Manage the preparation and distribution of relief items

Health
Kgd. Jane C. Deocampo (Kgd. On Health)
Contact Number: 09997003243

- To ensure health and sanitation.(In and out of the evacuation)

Security
EX-O AlmarioDevillena (BPSO)
Contact Number: 09207762870

- To ensure and maintain the safety, peace and order in the entire community

Damage and Assessment/Engineering and Rehabilitation

Kgd. Froilan D. Dilag
Contact Number: 09302505839

- Assessing damages and recommending for appropriate response

Social Sector (VAWC)

Kgd. Apolinaria D. Doble
Contact Number: 09292476400

- Restoring family link

- Provide social welfare