FM-S202A-Manila Water Experience by Geodino Carpio

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Flood Risk Mitigation:Manila Water Experience

Philippines Flood Management Knowledge Sharing Forum

ADB - DPWH

4-5 December 2012

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“Life is what happens to you while you're busy making other plans.”

- John Lennon



Water Supply Restored

Used Water Service Restored

Impact

• 8 Water Supply Facilities submerged

• Water Supply 89%

• 15 Used Water Facilities stopped operations

• 30 % total available manpower



Balara BA

San Juan Stockyard

San Juan BA

South STP

(FTI)

TPAT BA

Marikina BA

Rizal BA

Siruna

Log Hub

PasigBA

Pinagbuhatan

Log Hub

(2012)

Back-up Office

Resources

Damage Prevention & Control

Siruna Logistics Hub

• Storage Capacity – 700m²

• Serves Quadrant 2

• Status: Operational

San Juan Logistics Hub

• Storage Capacity – 700m²


• Status: Operational

Pinagbuhatan Logistics Hub

• Storage Capacity - TBC


• Status: On-Going

Response

Rapid Recovery

Emergency Preparedness

South STP

• Temporary Storage – Q4

Water Supply

Preservation & Augmentation



30% Workforce Mobilized – Restore Water Supply

– Look for employees affected

Ondoy Response

240 linear meters 300mm pipe

across Marikina Riveron top of San Jose Bridge

in 24 hours

Contingency Resources Deployed – 22 water tankers

– Mobile Gen Sets

– 4 mobile treatment plants



Flood Preparedness Facilities










Flood Proofing

Deep Wells

• 13 Active deepwells

• 56 Standby deepwells














Flood Preparedness Equipment



Mobile Treatment Plants

• 4 Units

• 3500 – 4000 l/hr – Production

Emergency Equipment

• Mobile Command Posts• Mobile Toilets

• Rescue Boats

• Amphibious Rescue Vehicles

• All terrain vehicles

Flood Preparedness Equipment



34 Mobile Tankers

30 Static Tanks

Flood Preparedness

Back-up Power

•

128 units of Generator sets• Increased fuel storage

• Arrangements with Fuel suppliers

Equipment



Impact

• 3 – Water Supply Facilities submerged

(only 1 pumping station stopped for 6 hours)

• 11–

Used Water Facilities stopped operations

• 45% Manpower (1st day)

THE BIG DIFFERENCE…

Jala-Jala Deep well



Reaching Out (Ondoy & Habagat)

• > 10,000 baso water distributed to communities

• 15 static tanks deployed to evacuation centers

• 31 desludging tankers mobilized – Used for cleaning and sanitation

• Relief Operations for employees





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FM-S202A-Manila Water Experience by Geodino Carpio