Metro Manila Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council

Metro Manila Disaster Risk
Reduction and Management Council
( MMDRRMC)
Director Susana M. Cruz
Regional Director
Office of Civil Defense-NCR

The Metropolitan Manila or
the National Capital Region (NCR)
• Situated on a narrow strip
of land bounded by Manila
Bay to the west and Laguna
de Bay to the south-east and
divided by Pasig River that
links the two bodies of
water.
• The city lies on a wide flood
plain that is one of the
biggest in the country.
• The area is bounded by
Bulacan to the north, Rizal
to the east, Laguna to the
south and Cavite to the
southwest.
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The Metropolitan Manila or
the National Capital Region (NCR)
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COMPOSITION:
17 Cities & 1 Municipalities
1,703 Barangays
LAND AREA – 638.55 sq. km. *
POPULATION - 11,553,427 (2007 census)*
DENSITY – 18,246 persons/km2*
HOUSEHOLDS - 2.0 million (average of
5/household)*
approx. 3.5 million are informal dwellers
GDP of $149 billion according to
PriceWaterhouseCoopers
BUILDINGS - ~1,300,000
INFRA & TRANSPORT
- domestic and international seaports
- domestic and international airports
- 3 elevated mass transport system
- elevated hi-way and flyovers
HOSPITALS - 177 (26,400-bed capacity)
SCHOOLS - 1,410
* Source: MMDA Website

Disaster Risks
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Hydro-Meteorological
Hazards
5
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Staff Enhancement 2K8

Geologic Hazards
Earthquakes
Landslides
Tsunami
Courtesy of PHIVOLCS
Liquefaction
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Human Induced
Hazards
7
Fires
Air Mishaps
Trashslides
Stampede
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Human Induced Hazards
EDSA BALINTAWAK BOMBING
VALENTINE’S DAY BOMBING
8
GLORIETTA EXPLOSION
LRT RIZAL DAY BOMBING

Valley Fault System
(West Valley and East Fault, PHIVOLCS,
MMEIRS Report)
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‣ RA No. 10121
Metro Manila Disaster Risk Reduction and
Management Council
( MMDRRMC)
Chairperson, MMDRRMC – Chairman, Metro Manila Development Authority
(in keeping with RA 7924)
1 st Vice-Chairperson, MMDRRMC - Regional Director, OCD-NCR
Vice-Chairperson for:
Disaster Preparedness – DILG-NCR
Disaster Response – DSWD-NCR
Disaster Prevention and Mitigation – DOST-NCR
Disaster Rehabilitation and Recovery - MMDA
Members:
Executives of MMDA departments/offices and/or regional offices or field stations
operating in the National Capital Region

The NDRRM Plan
• Four distinct and mutually reinforcing Thematic Areas
DILG-NCR
DSWD-NCR
DOST-NCR
MMDA

MMDRRMC INTERIM ORGANIZATION
MMDRRMC
CHAIRPERSON
OCD-NCR, MMDA
OVERALL COORDINATOR
METRO MAYORS
LDRRMC
DSWD-NCR BFP-NCR NCR COM NCRPO
WEST
SECTOR
MANILA
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EAST SECTOR
PASIG,
MARIKINA,
TAGUIG, SAN
JUAN, PATEROS,
MANDALUYONG
NORTH SECTOR
CALOOCAN,
MALABON,
NAVOTAS,
VALENZUELA,
QUEZON CITY
SOUTH
SECTOR
LAS PINAS,
MAKATI,
PARANAQUE,
MUNTINLUPA,
PASAY

CALOOCAN
MALABON
NAVOTAS
VALENZUELA
QUEZON CITY
MANILA
LAS PINAS,
MAKATI,
PARANAQUE,
MUNTINLUPA,
PASAY
PASIG,
MARIKINA,
TAGUIG, SAN
JUAN,
PATEROS,
MANDALUYON
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OPLAN “METRO YAKAL”
‣ OPLAN “METRO YAKAL” shall embody a set of procedures and
guidelines in the conduct of preparatory and humanitarian response
activities relative to an earthquake disaster by the personnel and units of
the MMDA, MMDRRMC, and Metro LGUs, including their affiliates.
‣ This Plan shall be in consonance with existing policies and strategies of
government to reduce disaster risks and vulnerabilities of the country
against natural hazards.
‣ Oplan “Metro Yakal” shall complement efforts of the component
local government units of Metro Manila during this type of disasters and
shall take into planning consideration possible support coming from
other national agencies or regions, including foreign organizations and
private entities.

Task Force “Rainbow” shall install and follow an Incident Command
System (ICS) in carrying out its humanitarian assistance mission.
Development of multi-disaster response services skills among the
operating units and elements is encouraged to be more effective.

INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM
(ICS)
The Office of Civil Defense-NCR conducted two (2) Training/Workshops
on Incident Command System for the different LGUs and NGAs in NCR
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Resource Capabilities

MMDA Disaster
Response
Equipment

NCRPO LOGISTICAL RESOURCES

BFP-NCR RESPONSE CAPABILITIES
DISTRICT HUMAN RESOURCES FIRE
TRUC
KS
NCR –
REGIONAL
OFFICE
SRU EMS FF HAZMA
T RESP.
AMBULANC
E
RUBBER
BOATS
OTHER COMMAND
VEHICLE
33 6 30 1 4 1 RESCUE VAN
1 COMMAND
VEHICLE
1 RESCUE TENDER
1 RESCUE TRUCK
1 FUEL MAGON
FIRE DISTRICT 1 10 15 222 22 1 6
FIRE DISTRICT
II
7 366 10 2
FIRE DISTRICT
III
FIRE DISTRICT
IV
19 50 499 41 7 2 2 HAZMAT
TRAILERS
1 AMPHIBIAN
1 LADDER
1 RESCUE TRUCK
10 18 250 20 39 4 3 1 GALVANIZED
BOAT
1 AMPHIBIAN
1 RESCUE TRUCK
1 LADDER
FIRE DISTICT V 15 16 445 20 1 1 LADDER
1 RESCUE TRUCK

Philippine Coast Guard District NCR-Central
Luzon
1 Unit
Water Assets
Buoy Tender Vessel (AE-891) with Boom Crane, capable of lifting heavy
objects and has a cargo hold onboard
1 Unit 35 meters Search and Rescue Vessel
3 Units Small craft
1 Unit Fast Boat (Interceptor
2 Units Rubberboat with Outboard Motor
2 Units Isuzu L300 Truck
1 Unit Toyota Revo
2 Units Ambulance
4 Teams
Land Assets
Personnel
Special Operations Group equipped with diving gears and trained in
Maritime Search and Rescue Operation
50 pax Manpower complement

Summary of ELSAROC Trained Personnel
CITY/MUNICIPALITY
AFP
REGULARS
AFP
RESERVISTS
CITY
EMP
BRGY ROTC OTHER GOV’T
AGENCIES
MMDA EMP
TOTAL
KALOOCAN 0 21 2 0 38 2 2 65
LAS PIÑAS 0 3 0 0 2 0 0 5
MAKATI 0 35 1 0 5 1 2 44
MALABON 0 1 0 0 12 3 4 20
MANDALUYONG 0 2 36 121 6 0 0 165
MANILA 0 28 4 0 49 11 10 102
MARIKINA 0 129 12 79 1 0 5 226
MUNTINLUPA 0 7 0 0 2 2 1 12
NAVOTAS 0 0 0 54 6 0 0 60
PARAÑAQUE 0 5 0 0 2 0 1 8
PASAY 0 7 0 0 1 1 0 9
PASIG 0 4 2 0 7 1 1 15
PATEROS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
QUEZON CITY 0 168 149 0 56 4 12 389
SAN JUAN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
TAGIG 0 19 0 0 13 2 3 37
VALENZUELA 0 4 45 0 3 1 2 55
TOTAL 0 433 251 254 203 28 43 1212

Thank you for your attention!
Office of Civil Defense- NCR
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