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OUTLINEOUTLINEI. INTRODUCTION

Mindanao River Basin Maps

II. FLOODS TOWARDS THE CREATION OF THETASK FORCE

Aerial Survey 2008 Photos of Flooded Areas Summary of the three (3) Executive Orders creating the Task

Force

Aerial Survey 2009

III. IMMEDIATE CAUSES OF FLOODING

IV.DAMAGES

V.EVACUEES

VI.RECOMMENDATIONS


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Republic of the PhilippinesRESIDENTIAL TASK FORCEindanao River Basinehabilitation andDevelopment

. Executive Order No 753 A

-ASK FORCE MRBRD-ASK FORCE MRBRDonsolidated Reportonsolidated Reportnd Recommendationsnd Recommendations


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. INTRODUCTIONINTRODUCTION


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GUSANiverBasin

INDANAOiverBasin

MINDANAO RIVER BASINMINDANAO RIVER BASIN

RIVER BASIN IN THE PHILIPPINES

= , .Basin Area 23 170 Sqkm

.323 km.323 km

engthengthiversiversPulangiPulangi

Alala indanao Rindanao R .100 km.100 km.120 km.120 km


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The Major Rivers within the Basin are:

1. Ala River

2. Banga River traversing Ala Valley in the South

3. Pulangi River with head water from Bukidnon,traversing Ligawasan Marsh

4. Mindanao River, Simuay River , and Tamontaka

River in the Lower Cotabato areawhich are the major egress of all river-flows inthe whole Mindanao River basin towards Illanabay


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MINDANAO RIVER BASINMINDANAO RIVER BASIN

LA VALLEY


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. ,LEV 1 500. .IGUA R

.ANUTO R.ULAMAN R

.ABACAN R .LANG R

.A LA SI LA R.LIP R

A KE B UL UA N .ANGA R

.HEAD WATER ALA R

.LEV 1600 M

A K E S E B U

.EPAKA R

AGANOY RALARIVER

LIGAWASAMARSH BULUAN R

B P A N A NM A R S HI B U N G A NM A R S H

A LI TU BO G R.A LA DU GA O R

ULETA R.ARAMAG RA TA YL AN R

A NU PA LI RAWAGA R

MINDANAOR

PAGALUNGANPIKIT

.LLAH R CROSSING A TU P IA NG

I BU NG AN R

IMUAY RAMONTAKARIVER

P U L AN G I

R I V E R

OTABATO CITYBRIDGE

:LEGEND

Rivers-xisting CutffChannel

arsh Area

SCHEMATIC RIVER FLOW

O W E R O T A B A T OI V E R B AS INiver FlowDirection

The Mindanao (Cotabato) River BasinThe Mindanao (Cotabato) River Basin.EAD WATER PULANGI R

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Courtesy of RDC 12, FRANK_2008 presentation

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. I FLOODS I FLOODSOWARDS THEOWARDS THEREATION OF THEREATION OF THE

ASK FORCEASK FORCE


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Aerial survey taken after typhoons Frank and

Cosme last year (2008)


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, ,a li m b a o ar ea S u l t a n K ud a r a tM a g u i n d a n a o


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Delta Bridge

Photos taken in2008

o l u m e o fa t e r y a c i n t hf t e r t h ey p h o o n sr a n k a n do s m e i n 2 0 0 8


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olume of wateryacinth underuirino bridge


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Quirino Bridge

DeltaBridge

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MatampayBridge


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,ND VILLAGE AREA Cotabato City


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( )Notre Dame Avenue in front of Notre Dame University


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Creation of the Task Force


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EO # Title Date

Executive Order# 743

Creating a Task Force onCotabato Flood Control

July 24, 2008

Executive Order

# 753

Creating a Presidential Task

Force for the Mindanao RiverBasin Rehabilitation

September 29,

2008

Executive Order# 753-A

Amending EO No. 753, series of2008, which created the

Presidential Task Force onMindanao River Basin

Rehabilitation and Development

January 5, 2009


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ASK FORCE OFFICERSASK FORCE OFFICERSND MEMBERSND MEMBERS


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Chairman:Archbishop Orlando B. Quevedo, OMI, DD

Co-Chairman:ARMM Governor Datu Zaldy Uy Ampatuan, AlHaj

(the Chairman of RDCC-ARMM)

Three Vice- ChairmenUndersecretaries of DPWH and DENR and Chairman of RDCC XII

Usec. Bashir Rasuman - DPWHUsec. Demetrio Ignacio DENR

PNP XII Director P/C Supt. Josefino Catalua - RDCCExecutive Secretary of the Task Force

Executive Director of the Task Force Secretariat/Support Office:

Solomon D. Badoy


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MEMBERSRegional Directors/Head of Office of DPWH, CARBDP, DSWD, DOH,

DepEd, DILG, DENR, NEDA, RPDO, DAR, DA, BFAR, OCD andNIA of Regions XII and ARMM, AFP-Engineering Brigade/Philippine

Navy and PNP

and the

Local Government Chief Executives of the4 Provinces in Region XII:

Sultan Kudarat, South Cotabato, Sarangani, and Cotabatoand 1 Province in ARMM: Maguindanao

Cotabato City & Gen. Santos City

and the

Municipalities of: Lambayong in Sultan KudaratPigcawayan and Midsayap in CotabatoSultan Kudarat in Maguindanao

Sultan Sa Barongis in MaguindanaoDatu Montawal in Maguindanao


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PTF MRBRDTECHNICAL WORKING GROUP

REHABILITATION and LONG-TERM DEVELOPMENT MEMBERS

RehabilitationChairperson

Regional Director Hadja Sinaolan Macarambon, DPWH 12

Co-Chair

Regional Secretary Razul K. Abpi, DPWH ARMM

Long-Term Development

Chairperson

OIC-Director Teresita Socorro C. Ramos, NEDA 12

Co-ChairExecutive Director Diamadel E. Dumagay, RPDO ARMM


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Aerial Survey 2009


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OLANDANG BRIDGE connectingMidsayap and Datu Piang

Damaged portionof the bridge


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Bridge 1

Bridge 3

Bridge 2

Olandang Bridge


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Site Inspection at Olandang Bridge


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CONVERGINGPOINT

ALA RIVER

BANGA RIVER

Kapingkong River

Ala River


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Project Site

Repair/Rehab of Ala River Flood Control at Lambayong, Sultan Kudarat


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LambayongMunicipalit

y


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Lambayong Municipality


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ALA RIVERR OJ EC T S IT E

LA RIVER

UL TA N S A B AR ON GIS

LAMBAYONG

,ns t a l l e d g a b i o n s m a t tr e s s e s a n d t i m b e r


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, -i l es A l a R i v e r L a m b a y o n g Pr oj e c t,h a se I ( , )s of Ap ri l 1 3 2 009

As of June 20, 2009, (Monitoring/Site Inspection by TWG)

After the typhoon Jolina

Projectsite


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LIGAWASAN MARSH


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Pagalungan Bridge


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Tunggol Bridge

Montawal


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Montawal

Tunggol Bridge


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Tunggol Bridge

T nggol Bridge


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Tunggol Bridge

Tunggol Bridge (Slope Protection collapsed)


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Tunggol Bridge (Slope Protection collapsed)


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In Libungantwo spans of Grebona Bridge linking Libungan, Alamada and Banisilan collapsed and swepaway

Grebona Bridge


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g

. ,id eo co u rt es y of Fr D av i d Pr oc a ll a DC C o c ia l A c t io n D ir e c t or of t h er ch di oc es e o f C ot ab at o

Denuded Mountains in Alamada


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Denuded Mountains in Alamada

Simuay FloodControl Project

Timber piles at the suspected breachduring heavy rains last September 2008


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.Phase I 2 65 kms:Accomplishment

. % = . .54 63 1 45 kms

Control Project( )Emergency works

Phase II

,during heavy rains last September 2008-the breach opened at around 50 60 m

,width and during the typhoon Jolina the-breach became huge with around 150 200 m

.and 1 5 m depth

LOCATION PLAN


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LOCATION PLAN (Courtesy of Sir Flores)

THIS SITE


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IMUAY RIVER

MBAL RIVER

:POINT OF CONVERGENCE


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COURTESY : TO THEHOUSE OF BARANGAY

CHAIRMAN

SHORT MAPPING & BRIEFINGAT

AMBAL BRIDGE,BARANGAY ARATUC,

BULDON MUNICIPALITY


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APPROACHINGTHE

CONVERGENCE

OFTWO RIVERS


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HE SIDE AMBAL RIVER


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HE SIDE SIMUAY RIVER


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WO RIVERS TO SULTAN KUDARAT& OTABATO CITY AREA


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VOLUME OF WATER FLOWING TO SULTAN KUDARAT& COTABATO CITY

SIMUAY RIVER AMBAL RIVER

O SULTAN KUDARAT


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/BSERVATIONS COMPARISONS

IMUAY RIVER AMBAL

OLOR OF WATER OF AMBAL IS CLEARER COMPAREDO SIMUAY :ANDY FOR AMBAL MUDDY FOR SIMUAY


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AMBAL

SIMUAY

HE BEHAVIOR OF FLOW OF THE TWO RIVERS OLUME OF WATER


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A CLOSER LOOK OF AMBAL RIVER

RIVER BANK


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E S I D E N T SO I N GO M E A U N D R Y

BOUT 20 ETERS HEIGHTF THE ERODED RIVERANK

.PPROX0meters


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IMUAY RIVER

THE STILLNESS OF SIMUAY RIVER FLOW COMPARED TO AMBAL


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AMBAL RIVER SIMUAY RIVER

UPSTREAMS OF THE TWO RIVERS

.PPROX0meters


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he sites areormed by narrow-shape valley and-nderlain by in-lace sandstonehale rock/AVORABLE STABLE-or Slit Sediment-torage Gateless.ams


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SIMUAY RIVER( ,u g u s t 2 2 0 0 9 - )TF MRB RD AE RI AL S UR VEY

LD ROUTE REACHEDPORTION

IMUAY RIVERUpstream


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2008 ,ugust 17 2009

Simuay Flood Control Project ( Timber Piles )


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Ground View( August 17, 2009 ocular inspection)

W

( )stimated width W of Breached Portionis -50 200 ( .)eters Ave


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imuay River Old CourseBreached Portion


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Agricultural lands in

Sultan Kudarat,Maguindanao


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SULTAN KUDARAT, MAGUINDANAO


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Interior part of Sultan Kudarat, Maguindanao


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Dredging Operation by Vic Lao

Constructionh o t o t ak e n

, ,h o t o t a k en A u g u s t 2 2 0 0 9e ri al s ur ve yHeavy siltation at Bucana area

Bucana area


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Mouth of Bucana


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Damayan Dredger


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( )Rio Grande Quirino Bridge site( )Rio Grande Matampay Bridge site


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Matampay Bridge

Delta Bridge and Quirino Bridge


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.II IMMEDIATEII IMMEDIATEAUSES OFAUSES OFFLOODINGLOODING


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q o n t i n uo u s h e a v y r a i n o v e r, , , ,u k i d n o n A g u s a n D a v a o L a n a o, ,o u t h C o t a b a t o N o r t h C o t a b a t o,u l t a n K u d a r a t M a g u i n d a n a oq u c h h e a v y d o w n p o u r d i s l o d g e de c t a r e s o f g r a s s a n d w a t e ry a c i n t h c o v e r i n g l a r g e p o r t i o n s

f t h e M i n d a n a o R i v e r B a s i n a n du s h e d t h e m d o w n r i v e r


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qLong standing siltation of all the

rivers to and from the Mindanao RiverBasin itself, a problem compounded bya long period of inactivity in the SimuayRiver project and the dredging of RioGrande.

qFlood waters damaged the initialengineering projects done at the SimuayRiver and Ala River


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q Silt and other debris that have clogged

the Mindanao River channels

qThe accumulation of sand, mud, and sediments brought about by water flowing from various parts in the areafurther worsened by the accumulation ofwater hyacinth (water lilies)


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qThe large-scale transformation of the

original vegetation of the basins foreststo non-forestry purposes

q

qInappropriate land use practicesqq


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IVV . DAMAGESDAMAGES

Cotabato Province


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Cotabato ov ceIn Pigcawayan provincial, Barangay Roads and dikes damaged;

Libungan two spans of Grebona Bridge linking Libungan, Alamada andBanisilan collapsed and swept away;

Montawal the Tunggol bridge is at risk

Maguindanao

Sultan Kudarat The SimuayRiver flooding completely swept away thetimber piles done by FFJJ Construction (Simuay River Flood Control

Project Phase I); and a third breach was opened.Cotabato City

High siltation level of Rio Grande and the volume of water hyacinth withheavy rainfall caused flooding of all the low lying areas of CotabatoCity; siltation at the Bucana is increasingly undoing the work that Vic

Lao Construction did.Sultan Kudarat Province

Flood waters damaged the engineering work done at the Ala River,Lambayong area.

Areas declared under state of calamity


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u lt an Ku d a ra t Pr ov in c eo tabat o Pr ovi nce

o u th C ot a ba to Pr o vi n cea ran ga ni P rov inc e

o ta b at o C it y ,u lt an Ku d a r at

Flood Affected Infrastructure along National Roads

,DC XII RPMC Field Monitoring Activity August- ,8 19 2009


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Flood-Affected Infrastructure along National RoadsProvinces of South Cotabato and Sarangani

San Felipe Bridge- , , .along Midsayap Marbel Road Tantangan So

Cotabato

-Saravia Section along Marbel Gen, ,Santos National Road SaraviaKoronadal City

-

Pangyan Bridge along Sarangani Davao, ,del Sur Road Glan Sarangani


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Koronadal City

- ,Lun Padidu Bridge along Sarangani Davao del Sur Road,Malapatan Sarangani


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Tambilil Bridge. + .Km 1739 236 60 iguilBridge. + .Km 1675 247 46

Gabion

: / " "Damage Scoured Damaged Approach A: . .stimated cost P10 0M : / " "Damage Scoured Damaged Approach A-Damaged Flood Control Structure Gabion

: . .stimated cost P10 0M

umatil Bridgeumaba Bridge: / " "Damage Scoured Damaged Approach A

: , .stimated cost P500 000 00: / " "Damage Scoured Damaged Approach A

: , .stimated cost P500 000 00


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ARMMRMM,arakan Bridge in Matanog Maguindanao


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( -TIL Bridge Approaches Cotabato- )alabang Lanao del Norte Road


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( - -urakan Box Culvert Cotabato Malabang)anao del Norte Road


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( - -anuan Box Culvert Cotabato Malabang)anao del Norte Road

alabagan Section


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( - )andslides Marawi Malabang Road

NORTHNORTH MM n BBg

AFFECTED AREAS as of August 20, 2009


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ULTANKUDARAT

( )ORTHCOTABATO

OUTHCOTABATO

MAGUINDANAO

SARANGANI .en SantosCity

SULTANSULTANKUDARATKUDARAT

Mun.Mun. Bgy.Bgy.66 2020

NORTHNORTHCOTABATOCOTABATO


COTABATO CITYCOTABATO CITY Bgy.Bgy.

3131

SARANGANISARANGANIPROVINCEPROVINCE


SOUTHSOUTH

COTABATOCOTABATO

Mun.Mun. Bgy.Bgy.

44 4242

GEN. SANTOS CITYGEN. SANTOS CITY Bgy.Bgy.22

MAGUINDANAOMAGUINDANAO Mun.Mun. Bgy.Bgy.1414 8989

otal Cost of Damages


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,n Infrastructure as of August 20 2009( )egion XII and ARMMhP 383.3 M

Estimated cost of damages to infrastructure (national roads and bridges) based on the reports from DPWH field offices


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based o t e epo ts o W e d o ces

Province/City Cost of Damage

Cotabato Province P 216.5 M

Cotabato City P 10 M

South Cotabato Province P 4.3 M

Sultan Kudarat Province P 25 M

Sarangani Province P 102.9 M

ARMM (Maguindanao & Lanao) P 24.6 M

GRAND TOTAL P 383.3 M



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&n Agriculture Livestock as of August,0 2009hP 824 million



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,n Infrastructure&gricultureLivestock .h P 1 2 B

as of August 20, 2009 (Region XII and ARMM)


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ctions done regardingInfrastructure1. Deployment of DPWH teams (Region XII,ARMM, and Sub-district Engineering Office),Cotabato City Engineering Office and of the

Watermaster to clear the Delta, Quirino, andMatampay bridges on a daily basis

2 Instructions from Task Force Region 12 DPWH


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2. Instructions from Task Force, Region 12 DPWHDirector and Secretary Ebdane to fast track:

The building of a temporary detour for heavy vehicles,bypassing Grebona bridge, to connect Alamada and Libungan,as well as to make Grebona Bridge passable soonest;Improvement and opening of NIA Road to Nicaan bridge for

light vehicles.The soonest temporary closure of the Simuay River 3rd

breach(estimate two to three weeks) through which flood waters

passed towards Salimbao and Bulalo and at the same time therechanelling of the Simuay River Flood Control Project PhaseII towards the sea (estimate about three months); the newcontractor is committing about 20 heavy equipment for this

purposes and 60 million pesos are allocated for this project.


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The preparation of plans to re-do the Ala RiverProject;

The deployment of a second Watermaster to the RioGrande (It will finally arrive in Cotabato City on August26, 2009);

The availability of funds to operate the Damayan on acontinuous basis;

The awarding of contract to continue the dredging oftheRio Grande River, including the updating of hydrotopographic survey;


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Approval of other priority projects Tunggol Bridge,

Olandang, Bridge and three bridges in Lambayong,construction of drainage canal at Buluan creek, andimprovement/rehabilitation of Malu-ao to Guigekendrainage in Pigcawayan. (At the present moment, theapproach A of Tunggol bridge going to Davao is

under repair because of the collapse of slopeprotection)

Construction or upgrading of access roads on both

endsof Delta Bridge.

Water Master Classic III


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Clearing of water hyacinths and grasses under the Quirino bridge


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a a o y g o ve rn m en a c o e c e ar ng o w a er y a c nt Ma ta m p ay b ri d ge


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Clearing of water hyacinth at Matampay bridge


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. EVACUEES EVACUEES

INDIVIDUALS


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Province/City No. of Families No. of Individuals

Cotabato Province 26,538 137,029

Cotabato City 31,462 131,201

South Cotabato Province 886 4,271

Maguindanao Province 25,096 126,014

Sultan Kudarat Province 8,428 42,140

Sarangani Province 3,449 13,320

Gen. Santos City 130 517

TOTAL 95,989 454,492

Damaged Houses 457 Totally 359 Partially

Casualties 24 dead 6 injured

In Sultan Kudarat Municipality


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In Sultan Kudarat Municipality.flood waters still in Brgys

, , , ,Katuli Banubo Bulalo Calsada, .Limbo Salimbao and Gang Floodwaters mixed with mud from Simuay

River slowly moving towards Rio. ,Grande 1 498 IDP families are

still staying in various.evacuation centers But a total of

, .12 910 families were affected

Vehicles transporting affected families and


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Vehicles transporting affected families andindividuals

Evacuees moving to the nearby evacuationcenters


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Military trucks were used to transport Internally Displaced Persons( )IDPs

Cotabato City


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Cotabato Citypayloader

CTIONS DONE FOR EVACUEES.1 The following agencies mobilized themselves the soonest possible time to:tend to the needs of evacuees


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. /N G O s L o c a l N G O sv World Food ProgramvUNICEF

vJICA

v Supreme Masterv Operation Blessing 700 Clubv , .Canari Motorcycle Club Incv GMA Kapuso Foundationv ABS CBN Central Mindanaov KALASAG Foundation

v Mindanao Tulong Bakwet

v and othersv. ,US I N E S S E S T A B L I S H M E N TS a n d. ON CE R N E D I N D I V I DU A L S w ho x te nd ed f in an ci al,s s i s t a n c e r ,l i e f g o o d s u s e d, .l o t h in g s e t c G O O D N U M B E R O F S CH OO L S E R V E D A S E V A C U A T I ON C E N T E R S

!H A N K Y O U

. :G U sv o c a l G o v er n m e n t U n it s o f R e g io n X I I a n d R M M a nd t h e i r C hi e f E x e c u t i v e s a n d o f f i c i a l s. O VE RN ME NT A GE NC IE Sv / / / /a ti on al R eg io na l P ro vi nc ia l C it y u ni ci pa l D is as te r C oo rd in at in g C ou nc il s

v , ,P W H XI I an d A R M M D S W D X II D S W D A RM M n d D S WD L o c a l O ff i c esv & , ,O H X II D O H A R M M I P HO an d R H Usv o t a b at o Re g i o n a l a nd M e d i c a l C e n t e rvP N R Cv -A F A R M Mv E S D A X I Iv i li t a r y a n d P o l i ce O f f i c e r s a n dP e r s o n n e l. I V IC A ND RE LIG IO US ORGA N IZAT ION SvKaranchov RVM of Cotabato City and Davao Cityv Notre Dame Hospital

v Immaculate Conception Cathedralv ,Social Action Center Archdiocese ofCotabatov ,Piso Serbisyo Archdiocese of Cotabatov Mobilization by parishesv &Donations from Notre Dame CEAP

schools

. - :2 Action taken by the above named agencies


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deployment of teams to rescue evacuees trapped by floods

and/or to bring them to safer areas; the use of dump trucks,payloaders, military trucks, freight trucks, patrolboats of Task Force Tugis, etc.

setting up of evacuations centers in public buildings(schools, gyms, etc) and church buildings (chapels, gyms,

parish halls, etc);

establishment of disaster operation centers;

immediate supply of bread and drinking water;

donation and distribution of relief goods, rice and


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other food supplies, medicines, clothes, blankets,etc.; World Food Program donated severalthousands of sacks of rice;

medical missions by DOH ARMM, SALA'AM

37th IB with MDCC, RHU, IPHO and DOHARMM; referral os sick people to CRMC;

setting up of community kitchens, providing hotmeals;

provision of generators, water tanks.

oordination with different line agencies for quickesponse


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Situation of children at the evacuationcenters


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Emergency Stations at theCathedral


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Relief distribution byconcerned agencies

Emergency Stations near crossingSalimbao and Bulalo


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.I RECOMMENDATIONSI RECOMMENDATIONS

For the Office of the President to fast-track the following projects intheir order of priority:


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Channelization and Bank Protection with

Sluice gate for Emergency Project at SimuayRiver and closure of the breach.

P

60,000,000.00

2. Immediate Deployment of One or TwoWatermaster for Task Force Deployment.

P -

3. Simultaneous dredging of Rio Grande deMindanao from Bucana to Quirino Bridge

(7 kms)

P 250,000,000.00

4. Tunggol Bridge II, Bank Protection,Channelization Phase 1 and Phase 2, Datu

Montawal, Maguindanao (very critical), bridgelinking Davao City and Cotabato City

P 70,000,000.00

their order of priority:

5. Repair of Olandang Bridge whichcollapsed one year ago during

P 49,000,000.00


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6. Repair/ Rehabilitation of Ala River FloodControl, Channelization at Punol, Sigayan,

Panabungan, Papakan Section, Lambayong, SK

P 100,000,000.00

7. Repair/Rehabilitation of Ala River FloodControl & Bank Protection along Punol, Sigayan,

Papakan Section Lambayong, SK

P 100,000,000.00

8. Proposed Upgrading/Concreting of QuirinoDelta Bridge Access Road at Barangay Salimbao,Sultan Kudarat, Maguindanao

P 33,488,500.00

collapsed one year ago duringtyphoon Frank and Cosme


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10. Construction of Pingiuaman Bridge ILambayong , Sultan Kudarat

P 40,000,000.00

11. Construction of Pinguiaman Bridge IILambayong, Sultan Kudarat

P 20,000,000.00

12. Construction of Sadsalan Bridge IILambayong, Sultan Kudarat

P 80,000,000.00

9. Repair and Rehabilitation of Ala River FloodControl, Channelization and Bank Protection

Sultan sa Barongis, Maguindanao

P 50,000,000.00


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13. Construction of Drainage Canal at Brgy.Buluan Creek, Phase V, Brgy. Buluan,

Pigcawayan, CotabatoP

5,000,000.00

14. Improvement/Rehabilitation ofMalu-ao - Guigeken Drainage Canal,

Pigcawayan, Cotabato (Phase 1)

P

20,000,000.00

15. Protection Dike and Extension of Cut-offChannel of Libungan River, Phase 1 (NIA) P

15,000,000.00

16 R i /R h bili i f G b B id P 35 000 000 00


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16. Repair/Rehabilitation of Grebona Bridge atBanisilan, Alamada

P 35,000,000.00

17. Replacement of Quirino Bridge P 203,060,000.00

P 50,000,000.00

TOTAL P 1,180,548,500.00

18. Preparation of Master Plan for

the Mindanao River Basin


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Commendation

I commend all the government agencies( , ,and officials regional provincial

, ),municipal and city including the,military and police in their quick

mobilization of equipment and personnelto assist the thousands of evacuees in, .Cotabato City Region 12 and ARMM When

,crisis comes the assistance is

.thankfully fast and expeditious


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,ense of Urgency Drive forActionI pray that our action on documentation

,for the release of funds deployment of

, personnel and equipment would be

similarly fast and expeditious withregard to the implementation of the

( . ., , , ) projects e g Rio Grande Simuay Ala

.that help prevent crises We all need a

sense of urgency and a drive for.immediate action


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