Regional Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council and Management

Situational Report for Taal Volcano Phreatomagmatic Eruption (2021)ACTIONS TAKEN

National

NDRRM Operations Center (NDRRMOC)

- Maintained RED ALERT Status since COVID-19 response operations.- Disseminated information/notification through Short Messaging System.- Prepared and disseminated a total of three (3) Emergency Alert and Warning Message (EAWM) to provideinformation and warning to the public regarding the eruption.- Conducted Pre-Disaster Risk Assessment (PDRA) Analyst Group Meeting and Core Group Meeting on 2July 2021 at 10:00 AM and 4:00 PM respectively via video teleconferencing.- Issued NDRRMC Memorandum No. 64, s. 2021 dated 2 July 2021 re Activation of the Response ClusterICOW Taal Volcano Phreatomagmatic Eruption.- Issued NDRRMC Memo No. 65, s. 2021 dated 1 July 2021 re Emergency Preparedness and ResponseProtocols ICOW Taal Volcano Situation

Department of Health (DOH)

- Coordinated with Disaster Risk Reduction and Management in Health (DRRM-H) manager of Center forHealth Development (CHD) CALABARZON on the monitored incident.- Sent Alert memo to CHDCALABARZON and NCRO.- Attended Pre-Disaster Risk Assessment (PDRA) meeting thru VTC.

Department of Agriculture (DA)

- Activated the DA RFO IV-A DRRM Operations Center and Livestock Rescue Evacuation Center.- Continuous monitoring of the Taal Volcano and its possible impact on agriculture and fisheries.- Mobilized the Agricultural Program Coordinating Offices (APCOs) for the dissemination of advisory tofarmers and fisherfolk.- Continuous coordination with LGUs, particularly agricultural, veterinary, and DRRM Offices.- Updated the animal inventory and list and locations of possible Animal Evacuation Centers.- Prepositioned rice, corn, and vegetable seeds, drugs, and biologics for livestock and poultry; and resourcesneeded for rescue and rehabilitation of affected animals.

Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR)

- Close coordination with LGUs surrounding the Taal Lake.- Assisted fish cage operators in the area by facilitating the transport of marketable size tilapia.- Continuously observe the activities of Taal Volcano and further provide advisories to the fisherfolk and fishcage operators.

Bureau of Animal Industry (BAI)

- Dispatched a team to have a consultation meeting with Batangas Provincial Veterinary Office on their needsrelated to animal rescue and relief.- Conducted ocular inspection on the five (5) identified livestock high risk barangays in Agoncillo and Laurel.

Telefax: NDRRMC Operations Center: (+632) 8911-1406; 8912-2665; 8912-5668; Office of the Administrator (+632) 8912-2424Email: ndrrmoc@ocd.gov.ph

Websites: www.ocd.gov.ph; ndrrmc.gov.ph

Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH)

- Activated the DPWH DRRM Teams of Regional and District Engineering Offices.- Strategically prepositioned Quick Response Assets (QRA) for response operations.- Submitted all DPWH available assets that can be used by the Logistics Cluster during disaster and post-disaster operations.

Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP)

- Assisted in evacuating a total of 1,797 families / 6,120 persons in CALABARZON.- Deployed 130 fire suppression personnel and 68 SRR in CALABARZON.- Deployed 5 trucks in CALABARZON to be used for response operations.- Ensured for the availability of 3,475 fire suppression personnel, 110 EMS, and 481 SRR in Regions III,CALABARZON, MIMAROPA, V, and NCR.- Ensured for the availability of 552 fire trucks, 16 rescue trucks, 19 ambulance, 5 rubber boats, and 1 otherwatercraft in Regions III, CALABARZON, MIMAROPA, V, and NCR.- Provided a total of 2,000 liters of water to Barangay As-is Elementary School and Ticub Elementary Schoolin Laurel, Batangas.

Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD)

- The Disaster Response Management Bureau (DRMB) is closely coordinating with DSWD-FOCALABARZON for significant reports on the status of affected families, assistance, and relief efforts.- The National Resource and Logistics Management Bureau (NRLMB) augmented food and non-food items(FNIs) to DSWD-FO CALABARZON amounting to a total of ?42,950,905.00.

Department of Science and Technology

Provided 42,185 medical grade cloth masks to the affected families of Laurel, Batangas.

Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG)

- Continuous monitoring of DOST-PHIVOLCS Taal Volcano Bulletins- Close coordination with DILG CALABARZON for the validation and updating of the status of pre-emptiveevacuation being conducted by the LGUs.- Continuous coordination with DILG Field Offices regarding advisories, status of preparedness measuresbeing undertaken at all levels.- Activated the Emergency Operations Centers and Disaster Reporting and Monitoring System for TaalVolcano Alert Level 3 in DILG Regions III, CALABARZON, and NCR, and directed all concerned regions toundertake the following:>Ensure that LGUs are actively carrying out actions on preparedness and protocols guided by theOperation L!sto Disaster Preparedness Manual for Volcanic Eruption of Taal Volcano (in the case ofCALABARZON), and their respective contingency plans, and other preparedness and responseactions related to volcanic eruption (for other concerned regions);>Continue to monitor all PHIVOLCS volcano bulletins>Utilize the hazardhunter to generate indicative hazard assessment reports on the user's specifiedlocation.>Observe existing protocols, including Proof of Service- Regional and field offices informed and recommended to all concerned LGUs the following actions:>Prohibit entry into the entire Taal Volcano Island, which is a Permanent Danger Zone (PDZ), as wellhigh-risk barangays of Agoncillo and Laurel;>Recommend pre-emptive evacuation of Agoncillo (Brgys. Banyaga and Bilibinwang) and Laurel(Brgys. Gulod, Boso-boso, Lakeshore Bigaan East)>Advise communities around the Taal Lake shore to take precautionary measures and be vigilant topossible lakewater disturbances related to the ongoing unrest;>Continuously assess concerned barangays for damaged infrastructures which may hamperevacuation, and/or humanitarian and relief operations, strengthen preparedness, contingency andcommunication measures in case of escalation of volcanic unrest; and>Advise the public to always observe minimum public health standards and be alert to any grounddisplacement across fissures, possible ash fall, and minor earthquakes.

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RESPONSE CLUSTER: FOOD AND NON-FOOD ITEMS (F/NFI)

- Cost of Humanitarian Assistance Provided to Displaced Families.-- A total of ?16,093,396.30 worth of food and non-food assistance was provided to the affected families; ofwhich, ?3,658,030.80 was provided by DSWD, ?7,141,317.70 from LGUs and ?5,294,047.80 from NGOs.- Standby Resources Summary-- The DSWD Central Office and Field Offices has a total standby resource of P1,670,942,649.32 of whichP849,518,499.84 is for standby funds while P663,854,662.76 is worth of food and non-food items as of 26July 2021.-- The OCD Central Office has available resources of food and non-food items amounting to P11,325,406.76- Standby Funds-- P143.9 million Quick Response Fund (QRF) at the DSWD-Central Office. Request for replenishment in theamount of ?662.5 million dated 16 June 2021 is currently on process for release of SARO by the Departmentof Budget and Management (DBM).-- P3 million at DSWD-Field Office (FO) CALABARZON.-- P45.9 million in other DSWD-FOs which may support the relief needs of the displaced families due to TaalVolcano eruption through inter-FO augmentation.- Prepositioned FFPs and Other Relief Items-- P37,918 FFPs available in Disaster Response Centers; of which, 37,177 FFPs are at the National ResourceOperations Center (NROC), Pasay City and 741 FFPs are at the Visayas Disaster Response Center (VDRC),Cebu City.-- P4,972 FFPs at DSWD-FO CALABARZON.-- P283,668 FFPs in other DSWD-FOs which may support the relief needs of the displaced families due toTaal Volcano Eruption through inter-FO augmentation.-- P713.8 million worth of other food and non-food items (FNIs) at NROC, VDRC and DSWD-FO warehousecountrywide.

1.Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) - Central Office- Augmented food and non-food items (FNIs) to DSWD-FO CALABARZON amounting to a total of?42,950,905.00.- The National Resource and Logistics Management Bureau (NRLMB) augmentation support to DSWD-FOCALABARZON amounting to P43,729,355.00; delivery completed on 07 July 2021.- A total of 13,500 FFPs (?10,509,075.00), 200 family tents (?3,280,000.00), 5,000 family kits(?11,440,000.00), 3,000 hygiene kits (?4,420,500.00), and 4,279 sleeping kits (?6,350,000.00) out of totalnumber of augmentation support provided by NRLMB to DSWD-FO CALABARZON were directly delivered tothe Provincial Social Welfare Office (PSWDO) of Batangas for the needs of the displaced families.- 300 Family tents (?4,920,000.00) and 2,000 hygiene kits (?2,947,000.00) were provided to Laurel, Batangas.- As of 16 July 2021, The National Resource and Logistics Management Bureau (NRLMB) delivered 1,000FFPs amounting to ?778,450.00 in Batangas City Sports Complex today, 16 July 2021, as partial delivery tothe 5,000 FFPs additional augmentation support to DSWD-FO CALABARZON.- As of 19 July 2021, Maynilad Water donated and delivered 1,000 (6 liters) bottled water to NROC, PasayCity, intended for Taal Relief Operation.

2.DSWD-FO CALABARZON- As of July 06, 2021, the DSWD Field Office CaLaBaRZon have prepositioned FNI items for a total amount ofP10,591,575.00 in Laurel, Batangas and P33,137,780.00 in Batangas Province, Sports Complex- As of 08 July 2021, The EOC of DSWD-FO CALABARZON coordinated with the National Food Authority(NFA) for the schedule of hauling of 1,800 cavan of NFA rice for the production of FFPs at the DSWD-FOCALABARZON warehouse in Gen. Mariano Alvarez, Cavite.- As of 10 July 2021, DSWD-FO CALABARZON received donated goods (food and non-food items) fromdifferent organizations amounting to P855,600.00.- As of 12 July 2021, DSWD-FO CALABARZON coordinated with Batangas Province Inter-Agency Task Force(IATF) and EOC in preparation for the pilot testing of the IDP Reporting Form in Laurel, Batangas.- As of 14 July 2021 DSWD-FO CALABARZON thru its Disaster Response Management Division (DRMD)coordinated with the National Resource and Logistics Management Bureau (NRLMB) for the provision of ten-wheeler truck to haul the 600 sacks of rice from NFA warehouse in Gen. Trias City, and ferried to DSWD FOwarehouses located in Dasmarinas City and Gen Mariano Alvarez, Cavite.- On July 16, 2021, DSWD Secretary Rolando Joselito D. Bautista together with Dir Jun Castillo visited theproposed site for the construction of DSWD-FO CALABARZON warehouse in Brgy. Malinlin, Ibaan, Batangas.They also visited the alternate hub and Evacuation Center in Laurel, Batangas

3. OCD

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- As of 06 July 2021, OCD provided food and non-food items provided to CaLaBaRzon amounting toP11,356,196.24.- On 06 July 2021, OCD provided food and non-food items to CALABARZON amounting to P11,356,196.24.- Facilitated the request of DSWD for 20,000 sacks of rice.- As of 24 July 2021, OCD will provide DSWD-NRLMB a total of 20,000 sacks of NFA rice as augmentation tothe affected communities in Region CALABARZON due to Taal Volcano raising of alert status.

RESPONSE CLUSTER: CAMP COORDINATION AND CAMP MANAGEMENT andINTERNALLY DISPLACED PERSON PROTECTION (CCCM and IDPP)

- Camp Management Summary-- A total of 225 families or 794 persons are currently taking temporary shelter in 11 evacuation centers inCALABARZON-- There are 2,594 families or 8,947 persons temporarily staying with their relatives and/or friends inCALABARZON

1. DSWD- Attendance in the Joint RDRRMC and PDRRMC meeting and assessment of ECs- Conducted Orientation and Briefing of the Taal Volcano eruption operational guide- Deployment of staff in PDRRMC Batangas to conduct monitoring of the FFPs delivered last July 3, 2021- Deployment of Quick Response Teams (QRTs) by the DSWD-FO CALABARZON in the evacuation centersin Agoncillo and Laurel, Batangas to conduct rapid needs assessment.- Provision of 500 modular tents donated by the International Organization for Migration (IOM) amounting to?2,500,000.00 at ?5,000.00 each currently being facilitated by DSWD-FO CALABARZON for the transport tothe evacuation centers in Agoncillo and Laurel, Batangas through the support of the RDRRMC LogisticsCluster.- IOM to donate the following humanitarian goods to DSWD intended for the IDPs:--450 units of modular tents--50 sheets shelter-grade tarpaulins--60 CCCM Information Board Tarps--PPEs for camp managers- Deployment of Quick Response Teams (QRTs) by the DSWD-FO CALABARZON in the evacuation centersin Agoncillo and Laurel, Batangas to conduct rapid needs assessment.- Ocular visit by Secretary Rolando Joselito D. Bautista and other officials and staffs from DSWD-CentralOffice and DSWD-FO CALABARZON on 02 July 2021 in various evacuation centers in Agoncillo and Laurel,Batangas to assess the needs of the displaced families.- The Disaster Response Management Bureau (DRMD) of DSWD-FO CALABARZON tracked and monitoredthe delivery of the International Organization for Migration (IOM)-donated 477 modular tents and CCCM kits tothe Batangas PSWDO warehouse on 6 July 2021.- The EOC of DSWD-FO CALABARZON coordinated with the local government units (LGUs) with existingevacuation centers and provided technical assistance on the implementation of COVID-19 health and safetyprotocols on 06 July 2021.- Continuous coordination with the Field Office IV-Calabarzon-CCCM and IDP Focal Persons for provision oftechnical assistance and resource augmentation- DSWD-DRMB Attended the meeting on the harmonization of the NDRRMC Taal Volcano Eruption ActionPlan

2. DSWD – Field Office CALABARZON- The Regional and Provincial Quick Response Teams are placed on heightened alert status and membersfrom the Regional QRTs render disaster duty in DSWD FO IV-A Emergency Operations Center- The DSWD FO IV-A Emergency Operations Center (EOC) is maintained on heightened alert status to collectinformation – from the Local Government Units (LGUs) and Local Social Welfare and Development Offices(LSWDOs) in connection with their preparedness for response efforts.- DSWD-CO provided technical assistance to PSWDO of Batangas and Field Office on Camp Management,IDP Protection, particularly on the set-up of Modular tents and ensuring the implementation of CCCMCOVID-19 Protocols- Batangas Provincial Quick Response Team (PQRT) through the Municipal Action Teams (MATs) conductedocular visits on 07 July 2021 in all the evacuation centers to ensure that information boards are installed andregularly updated- DSWD-FO CALABARZON Regional Director Marcelo Nicomedes Castillo conducted a site visit in theBatangas Provincial Evacuation Center at the Batangas Provincial Sports Complex, Batangas City on 6 July

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2021.- DSWD-FO IV-A provided technical assistance to local government units (LGUs) with existing evacuationcenters to ensure that safety and security measures are in place to avoid gender-based violence inside camps- DSWD-FO IV-A Regional Director (RD) Marcelo Nicomedes J. Castillo attended a virtual meeting withNational Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) Executive Director, Usec. RicardoJalad. The meeting served as an avenue of the NDRRMC to provide guidance to the members of theResponse Cluster in the implementation of response protocols should the volcanic unrest escalates- DSWD-FO CALABARZON through its Disaster Response Management Division (DRMD) attended in thevirtual teleconference with Batangas PSWDO to reconcile the data of the Local Social Welfare andDevelopment Offices (LSWDOs) and Local Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Offices (LDRRMOs). Itwas also agreed that the DROMIC Reporting format would be adopted by the LGUs- DSWD-FO IV-A coordinated with the Department of Health (DOH) for the vaccination of the members of theRegional and Provincial Quick Response Team (RPQRT) who signified willingness to render services for theongoing humanitarian relief and disaster response operations- NLRMB provided technical assistance to DSWD-FO CALABARZON. The activity served as venue for theidentification of areas for collaboration and cooperation in the implementation of the IMPLAN for deliveringassistance to host LGUs in an event of destructive volcanic eruption- DSWD-FO IV-A Regional Incident Management Team (RIMT) convened through virtual teleconference toclosely monitor the situations and plan the effective response scenarios for the possible impacts of volcanicunrest- DSWD-FO CALABARZON coordinated with the National Food Authority (NFA) for the schedule of hauling of1,800 cavan of NFA rice for the production of FFPs at the DSWD-FO CALABARZON warehouse in Gen.Mariano Alvarez, Cavite- DSWD-FO CALABARZON is continuously coordinating with all the LGUs with existing open ECs to ensurecompliance with the provision of emergency relief and protection for the children (RA10821) before, duringandafter disasters and other emergency situations as well asto monitor the compliance with the safety healthprotocols set by the IATF- DSWD-FO CALABARZON conducted an orientation to 16 camp managers of Laurel, Batangas on theutilization of IDP Reporting Form developed by the Social Marketing Section (SMS) on 11 July 2021. Theparticipants agreed to utilize the reporting tool to ensure the accuracy of data which will be submitted toBatangas PSWDO and the Field Office.- DSWD-FO CALABARZON provided technical assistance on 11 July 2021 to LGUs of Agoncillo and Laurelon the conduct of informal learning opportunities and fun activities to children who are currently staying inevacuation centers.- The Provincial Quick Response Team (QRT) of DSWD-FO CALABARZON monitored the evacuation centersand its facilities on 11 July 2021, and provided technical guidance on managing the camps.- On July 13, 2021, Attendance to Coordination meeting with Region IV-A and other Office and bureaus of theDSWD Central, on the plan for activating DSWD Task Group Taal that will assist and provide augmentationsupport to DSWD 4A in case of level 4 response.- DSWD-FO CALABARZON QRT coordinated with the camp managers on 12 July 2021 to establish Child andWomen Friendly Spaces in various ECs to ensure productive activities will be undertaken.- On July 13, 2021, DSWD-FO CALABARZON attended to the virtual meeting with OCD-IVA and NHA todiscuss utilization as temporary shelter of the vacant housing projects in Quezon Province.- On July 16, 2021, DSWD Secretary Rolando Joselito D. Bautista together with Dir Jun Castillo visited thealternate hub and Evacuation Center in Laurel, Batangas.- Continuous coordination with the Field Office IV-Calabarzon-CCCM and IDP Focal Persons for provision oftechnical assistance and resource augmentation.- DRMB Attended the meeting on the harmonization of the NDRRMC Taal Volcano Eruption Action Plan- On July 8, 2021, DSWD Provided Technical Assistance to PSWDO of Batangas and Field Office on CampManagement, IDP Protection, particularly on the set-up of Modular tents and ensuring the implementation ofCCCM COVID-19 Protocols.- DRMD continuously coordinated with Department of Health – Center for Health Development and requestedthem to conduct information campaign in the evacuation centers to avoid outbreak of COVID-19 othercommunicable diseases.- On 17 July 2021, DSWD-FO CALABARZON provided guidance to the Local Social Welfare andDevelopment Offices (LSWDOs) of different LGUs with existing evacuation centers to support campmanagement partners in order to strengthen their response.- The Provincial Quick Response Team (QRT) of DSWD-FO CALABARZON continuously monitored theevacuation centers and its facilities to properly respond and plan out the need and impact of the volcaniceruption.- On July 19, 2021, DSWD-FO CALABARZON provided guidance to the Local Social Welfare andDevelopment Offices (LSWDOs) od different LGUs with existing evacuation centers to support camp

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management partners in order to strengthen their response.- On 20 July 2021, DSWD-FO CALABARZON Provincial Quick Response Team (QRT) dispatched MunicipalAction Teams of Agoncillo, Balayan, Laurel, and Nasugbu to conduct an assessment in the evacuationcenters and identified the immediate needs of IDPs.- DSWD-FO CALABARZON’s Incident Management Team (IMT) together with Batangas Provincial SocialWelfare and Development Office (PSWDO) convened on 22 July 2021 to identify strategies in ensuring thatadequate access to clean water, waste disposal and latrines are provided in all evacuation centers, and thatIDPs are also protected from possible outbreak of COVID-19 and other communicable diseases.- EOC of DSWD-FO CALABARZON coordinated with the Department of Education (DepEd) IV-A on 22 July2021 for the utilization of other school buildings as evacuation centers. DepEd IV-A assured the use of allpublic school buildings.- The EOC of DSWD-FO CALABARZON coordinated with the Department of Education (DepEd) IV-A andDepartment of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) IV-A on 23 July 2021 for the possible construction ofadditional comfort rooms in schools that are being utilized as evacuation centers. The DepEd IV-A sought theadvice of their Central Office for the approval of the construction.- DSWD-FO CALABARZON convened the members of CCCM, IDP Protection and FNI sub-clusters of theResponse Cluster through a virtual teleconference on 23 July 2021. The meeting further served as a venue toidentify areas for collaboration and complementation of response efforts of the Regional Line Agencies (RLAs)and the affected LGUs. The following details were discussed:-- Deployment of DSWD personnel in evacuation centers to assist in the management of IDPs, to ensure thatCOVID-19 health and safety protocols are observed, and to ensure that the needs of the IDPs areimmediately addressed;-- Provision of fresh produce products to IDPs since they have been provided with canned and processedfoods for the last 22 days;-- Establishment of community kitchen and preparation of healthy menu plan for the IDPs;-- Installation of IEC materials in evacuation centers to promote breastfeeding among the lactating IDPs;-- Utilization of other school buildings and government facilities as additional evacuation center to decongestthe existing ECs and prevent the possible outbreak of COVID-19 and other communicable diseases;-- Provision of economic opportunities and livelihood assistance to IDPs to prevent them from returning to high-risk areas;-- Implementation of IDP tracking system for heads of families allowed to return to the high-risk barangays foreconomic and livelihood activities;-- Identification and activation of evacuation areas for livestocks and poultry animals to prevent the IDPs fromreturning to the high-risk barangays;-- Ensure police visibility in the evacuation centers and deployment of personnel in the high-risk areas toprevent possible commission of crimes in the vacated houses;-- Installation of internet connection in the evacuation centers to ensure continuity of distance education forlearners and access to news and entertainment for camp residents;-- Provision of medicines and vitamins to IDPs to boost their immune system while taking temporary shelter inevacuation centers;-- Replication of the donations management system of the Provincial Government to the affected LGUs toensure that donations are tracked and distributed on a targeted manner;-- LGUs and camp managers to ensure that the relief items provided to the IDPs are utilized while they are inthe evacuation centers; and,-- Adoption of Response Cluster reporting template by member agencies of the Response Cluster and theLGUs.

3. DOH Central Office- Augmented assorted drugs, medicines, medical supplies, surgical masks, water containers, gloves andCoverall (seam sealed) were augmented by DOH Central Office to CHD IV-A, Batangas Provincial HealthTeam Office and RHUs of Laurel and Agoncillo, Batangas- Activated Code White Alert- Attended Pre-Disaster Response Action (PDRA) meeting thru VTC.- Sent alert memorandum and health advisory to all Centers for Health Development and BARMM Ministry ofHealth and DOH-retained hospitals.- Disseminated promotion and advocacy materials through social media, television and radio.- Coordinated with Dr. Voltaire Guadalupe, DRRM-H manager of CHD CALABARZON and facilitated logisticsrequests.- Coordinated with PhiVolcs on the monitored incident.- Sec. Francisco Duque III together with DOH-HEMB staff conducted an ocular inspection and spearheadedthe vaccination of the evacuees affected by the Taal Volcano Eruption.- Coordinated with the Logistics Section of OCD Central to address the WASH and NUTRITION needs of

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CHD IV-A- Coordinated with CHDs and DOH Hospitals in Luzon and NCR for augmentation of logistics and medicalsupplies of CHD IV-A and Batangas Medical Center- Coordinated with DOH Hospitals in Luzon for possible augmentation of Health Emergency Teams- Coordinated with the Logistics Section of OCD Central to address the WASH and NUTRITION needs ofCHD IV-A- Mobilized PhP 25,037.64 worth of assorted drugs, medicine, medical supplies and surgical mask to theBatangas Provincilla Health Office.- Mobilized PhP 3,042,228.19 worth of medicines and other logistics to Alitagtag, Agoncillo, Balayan, Bauan,Balete, Ibaan, Laurel, Nasugbu, San Nicolas and Talisay.- Continuous provision of consultation services in all evacuation centers.

4. CHD IV-A- Delivered logistics and other emergency medicines allocated for San Nicolas, Talisay and Balete, Batangas.- Activated Code Blue and Incident Command System.- Activated 24/7 Operations Center on duty for continuous monitoring.- Coordinated with the logistics section for the preparation of supplies for the possible request of the LGUs.- Attended PDRA emergency meeting.- Coordinated with TTMFs for the transfer of quarantined/isolated individuals in the affected areas.- Provided assorted medicines and N95 masks (worth PhP 316,812.36) to Batangas PDOHO for re-distribution to affected LGUs.- Requested logistics to DOH Central Office for augmentation and Rapid Antigen Kits at NDRRMC.- Continuous coordination with concerned Provincial DOH Offices (PDOHO), Provincial Health Offices(PHOs), Office of the Civil Defense (OCD), Regional and Local Disaster Risk Reduction Management Council- Conducted a meeting with CHD 4A Outcome Managers, members of the Management Committee, PDOHO,PHO PDRRMO Batangas and Municipal Health Office of Agoncillo for the possible visit of Sec. FranciscoDuque on July 5, 2021 in the Evacuation Centers at Agoncillo and Laurel.- Delivered 2,400 pieces of Rapid Antigen Test Kits, 346 pieces of Hygiene Kits, Collapsible Jerry Cans andPPEs to Batangas PDHOHO and Batangas Medical Center.- Conducted a meeting with CHD 4A Outcome Managers, members of the Management Committee, PDOHO,PHO PDRRMO Batangas and Municipal Health Office of Agoncillo for the possible visit of Sec. FranciscoDuque on July 5, 2021 in the Evacuation Centers at Agoncillo and Laurel.- Delivered 2,400 pieces of Rapid Antigen Test Kits, 346 pieces of Hygiene Kits, Collapsible Jerry Cans andPPEs to Batangas PDHOHO and Batangas Medical Center.- Continuous coordination with the quad cluster outcome managers, health promotion unit and themanagement for report generation of actions taken and future interventions related to the taal volcanomagmatic unrest. Linking closely with RVOC as details regarding the Covid-19 vaccination in evacuationcenters is a common topic for validation and clarification.- Conducted Rapid Health Assessments, inclusing ECs in Balayan and Nasugbu Batangas- Assisted the Batangas PDOHO in setting-up COVID-19 vaccination site in the evacuation centers- Conducted WASH assessment in terms of safe access to clean water toilet and adequate sanitation- Identified target beneficiaries of WASH commodities such as water containers, aqua tabs, etc.- Coordination with PHTO on provision of MHPSS, including logistics- Scheduled art therapy for children- Conduct of Nutrition Assessment and Services to Children, pregrant, and lactating women- Provided technical assistance for assessing and isolating suspect COVID-19 cases identified in theevacuation centers- Waiting for the approval of the new Incident Command Structure, old structure is still in effect.- Coordinated with EREID, Batangas PDOHO, and Incident Commander for the planning of mass testing inLaurel Batangas.- Addressed the problem of PWD and cold chain implementation in Batangas.

5. Philippine Red Cross- Distributed 7,000 liters of clean water at Ticub evacuation center. Likewise, portalets were also constructedto augment the need of sanitation facility.- Conducted hygiene promotion session focuses on proper handwashing.- Disseminated IEC materials and public address in the evacuation centers in Agoncillo and Laurel, Batangas.- Continuous provision of water trucks for potable drinking water in the evacuation centers of Agoncillo andLaurel.- Mobilized a total of 2 units of Water Tankers, 2 sets of Tap Stands, 5 personnel, 6 portable toilets and 119Jerry Cans.

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6. DepEd- There are 16 schools used as Evacuation Center and there are 946 learners affected in Batangas due toTaal Volcano Eruption as of July 3, 2021 (Partial report)- Instructed affected schools to submit Rapid Assessment of damages Report (RADaR) and Divisions with noincurred damages to submit Certificate of No Damage (CND);- Participated in the Pre-disaster Risk Assessment (PDRA) called by the Office of Civil Defense (OCD);- Disseminated advisories from DOST-PHIVOLCS to affected regions and divisions;- Monitored schools used as evacuation centers, with class suspensions and other effects of Taal VolcanicEruption; and- DepEd Division of Batangas and Cavite attended an emergency meeting with the Provincial Disaster RiskReduction Management Council- Continues coordination with the affected regions and divisions on the existing schools used as evacuationcenter for proper monitoring- Deployment of response interventions (hygiene kits and clean-up funds) to affected divisions and schools- Monitoring of demobilized schools used as evacuation centers- DepEd Division of Tanuan tracking of displaced learners and personnel- DRRMS processed response intervention (Hygiene Kits) to be provided to learners, teaching, and non-teaching personnel affected by Taal Volcano Eruption in Agoncillo and Laurel in the Division of Batangaswhich are within the 14km radius danger zone as determined by PHIVOLCS.- Monitoring of schools used as evacuation centers and decamped schools used ECs.- Convened meeting with DRRM Coordinators of affected Divisions to discuss the provision of Hygiene Kits toaffected schools;- Sent approved subARO and guidelines on the utilization, documentation and monitoring of fundsdownloaded for the procurement of Hygiene Kits for schools affected by Taal Volcano eruption to the Divisionof Batangas;

RESPONSE CLUSTER: HEALTH (WASH, Medical, Nutrition, and MedicalHealth/Psychosocial Services)

1.Department of Health- Health Logistic Summary (Regional)-- Mobilized Logistics worth P2,247,125.41 in CALABARZON- Health Logistic Summary (Central)-- Prepositioned Logistics worth P39,204,501.67 and Mobilized Logistics amounting to P1,919,581.13 in DOHCentral Office

2. DOH Central Office- Activated Code White Alert- Attended Pre-Disaster Response Action (PDRA) meeting thru VTC.- Sent alert memorandum and health advisory to all Centers for Health Development and BARMM Ministry ofHealth and DOH-retained hospitals.- Disseminated promotion and advocacy materials through social media, television and radio.- Coordinated with Dr. Voltaire Guadalupe, DRRM-H manager of CHD CALABARZON and facilitated logisticsrequests.- Coordinated with PhiVolcs on the monitored incident.- Augmented a total of PhP 1,169,968.50 worth of assorted drugs, medicines, medical supplies, surgicalmasks, water containers, gloves and seamsealed to RHUs of Laurel and Agoncillo, Batangas and BatangasProvincial Health Team Office.- Has a total of Php 39,233,077.94 worth of commodities available at the DOH Central Office warehouse.- Has a total of Php 39,233,077.94 worth of commodities available at the DOH Central Office warehouse.- Augmented assorted drugs, medicines, medical supplies, surgical masks, water containers, gloves andCoverall (seam sealed) were augmented by DOH Central Office to CHD IV-A, Batangas Provincial HealthTeam Office and RHUs of Laurel and Agoncillo, Batangas- Sec. Francisco Duque III together with DOH-HEMB staff conducted an ocular inspection and spearheadedthe vaccination of the evacuees affected by the Taal Volcano Eruption.- Continuous monitoring of the event thru PHILVOLCS.- Conducted field visit in the Municipalities of Laurel and Agoncillo- Augmented logistics amounted to a total of P1,827,116.89- Coordinated with the Logistics Section of OCD Central to address the WASH and NUTRITION needs ofCHD IV-A

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- Continuous monitoring and coordination with CHD CALABARZON

3. Field Implementation and Coordination Team – Luzon Cluster- Coordinated with CHDs and DOH Hospitals in Luzon and NCR for augmentation of logistics and medicalsupplies of CHD IV-A and Batangas Medical Center- Coordinated with DOH Hospitals in Luzon for possible augmentation of Health Emergency Teams- Attended the 1st NDRRMC Response Cluster Meeting- Continuous provision of consultation services in all evacuation centers

4. CHD IV-A- Activated Code Blue and Incident Command System.- Activated 24/7 Operations Center on duty for continuous monitoring.- Coordinated with the logistics section for the preparation of supplies for the possible request of the LGUs.- Attended PDRA emergency meeting.- Coordinated with TTMFs for the transfer of quarantined/isolated individuals in the affected areas.- Provided assorted medicines and N95 masks (worth PhP 316,812.36) to Batangas PDOHO for re-distribution to affected LGUs.- Requested logistics to DOH Central Office for augmentation and Rapid Antigen Kits at NDRRMC.- Continuous coordination with concerned Provincial DOH Offices (PDOHO), Provincial Health Offices(PHOs), Office of the Civil Defense (OCD), Regional and Local Disaster Risk Reduction Management Council- Delivered logistics and other emergency medicines allocated for San Nicolas, Talisay and Balete, Batangas.- Conducted a meeting with CHD 4A Outcome Managers, members of the Management Committee, PDOHO,PHO PDRRMO Batangas and Municipal Health Office of Agoncillo for the possible visit of Sec. FranciscoDuque on July 5, 2021 in the Evacuation Centers at Agoncillo and Laurel.- Delivered 2,400 pieces of Rapid Antigen Test Kits, 346 pieces of Hygiene Kits, Collapsible Jerry Cans andPPEs to Batangas PDHOHO and Batangas Medical Center.- Conducted a meeting with CHD 4A Outcome Managers, members of the Management Committee, PDOHO,PHO PDRRMO Batangas and Municipal Health Office of Agoncillo for the possible visit of Sec. FranciscoDuque on July 5, 2021 in the Evacuation Centers at Agoncillo and Laurel.- Waiting for the approval of the new Incident Command Structure, old structure is still in effect.- Coordinated with EREID, Batangas PDOHO, and Incident Commander for the planning of mass testing inLaurel Batangas.- Addressed the problem of PWD and cold chain implementation in Batangas.- Continuous provision of consultation services in all evacuation centers.- QUAD CLUSTER SERVICES:-- HEALTH- Conducted MISP and Routine Immunization Assessment- Provided maternity and newborn kits- Conducted newborn screening- Provided face masks and face shields to vaccine sites- Assisted in setting up COVID-19 Vaccination Site in the ECs- Inspection of the Cold Chain and waste management- Regular health teachings about ash fall, hygiene, sanitation and prevention of COVID-19 transmission /prevention.- Conducted medical consultation in the evacuation center- Provided Minimum Initial Service Package-- WASH- Conducted Water and Sanitation Hygiene Assessment in terms of safe access to clean water toilet,adequate sanitation- Identified target beneficiaries of WASH Commodities such as water containers, aqua tabs, etc.-- MHPSS- Coordination with PHTO on provision of MHPSS services- Prepared logistics for MHPSS- Scheduled Art Therapy for children- Conducted water and sanitation hygiene assessment in terms of safe access to clean water toilet, adequatesanitation- Identified target beneficiaries of wash commodities such as water containers, aqua tabs, etc.- Deployed two (2) teams from CHD IV-A headed by Ms. Paulina Calo, MHPSS Coordinator coordinated withPHO Batangas to conduct Art therapy in the Municipalities of Agoncillo and Balayan, Batangas.- Psychosocial intervention (Art Activity) was provided to 62 individuals ages 3 to 18 years old in Plaza ElenaEvacuation Center (32) and Don Leon Martinez Memorial Elementary School (30).- Art therapy kits were distributed to children to utilize the creative process to help them explore self-

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expression and, in doing so, find new ways to gain personal insight and develop new coping skills.-- NUTRITION- Conducted Rapid Nutrition Assessment to under 5 children and pregnant and lactating women- Provision of Vitamin A to children 6-59 months and post –partum women- Provision of Iron with folic acid to pregnant and lactating- Conducted Nutrition Counselling- Distributed EO51 and Health Advisory Tarpaulins, MUAC Tapes and Nutrition Data Board- Issued identified:- No identified milk bank in the area- No IYCF breastfeeding kits- No available supplies of Calcium Carbonate and Micronutrient- NNC issued and disseminated Nutrition Cluster Advisory No. 1 series 2021 regarding the Nutrition ClusterPreparedness and Response Activities in relation to Taal Volcano Alert Level 3 Status on July 2, 2021- Developed a link to the IM reports of national and regional nutrition cluster:www.tinyurl.com/TaalNutritionResponse- DOH-HEMB delivered 10,000 MUAC tapes for adult, 10,000 MUAC tapes for children, and 100breastfeeding posters to CHD CALABARZON for delivery to Batangas Provincial Nutrition Cluster

4. Batangas PDOHO- Activated Code White and Incident Command System.- Coordinated with PHO, MHO and other stakeholders- Conducted assessment and monitored the current situation of evacuation centers.- Coordinated with Regional HEMS for the needed logistics.- Distributed medicines, face masks, and alcohol in Laurel, San Nicolas, Balete, Agoncillo, and Talisay.- Conducted Rapid Health Assessment in three (3) evacuation centers (Agoncillo Central, Bagoong Pook andPlaza Elena).- Conducted COVID19 vaccination roll-out in the identified evacuation centers in Agoncillo and Laurel,Batangas.- Distributed basic health needs and commodities, Antigen Kits, hygiene kits, maternity kits and newborn kits.- Conducted Rapid Health Assessment in evacuation centers of Balayan and Nasugbu, Batangas.- Provided technical assistance for assessing and isolating suspect COVID19 cases identified in theevacuation centers.- Additional augmentation of staff and medical supplies in anticipation of possible influx of patients.- Continuous coordination with PHO regarding hospital’s surge capacity and bed availability for COVID andnon-COVID patients.- Coordinated with the DMOs of the municipalities of Laurel and Agoncillo for the planned mass testing in theirarea.- Requests for additional logistics forwarded to RDRRM-H Unit.- Updating of materials utilization report, RIS and inventory.- Followed up reports on the disease surveillance and status of evacuees pending for RT PCR test in Don eonMartinez Memorial Elementary School, Balayan, Batangas.- Mobilized a total of PhP 2,512,556.31 worth of logistics to the LGUs of Agoncillo, Alitagtag, Balayan, Balete,Ibaan, Laurel, Nasugbu, San Nicolas, Taal, Talisay and Tuy.

5. Laguna PHO- Activated Code Blue Alert.- Activated the PHO OpCen.- Activated the Provincial IMT and EOC.- Conducted assessment and monitored the current situation of evacuation centers.- Reiterated to the LGUs on the Minimum Public Health Standards.- Continuous coordination with the LGUs for possible assistance.- Ongoing coordination with LGUs and monitoring of evacuation centers.- QUAD Clusters are ready for deployment (WASH, Nutrition, MHPSS and Medical)- Activated Opcen provincial IMT and EOC- Organized medical teams- Assess evacuation centers- Disseminate public warnings through established warning systems.

6. Philippine Red Cross- Monitor situation of Taal Volcanic activities- Alerted Staff & Volunteers through social media and short messaging service- PRC Batangas Chapter - Communication Center (Batangas City Main office, Nasugbu Branch, Lipa City

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Branch and Tanauan City Branch) works on 24/ 7 basis.- Stand-by 3 Teams from Batangas, Tanauan and Lipa Branch to assist in the evacuation of the affectedmunicipalities.- Coordinated with the affected LGUs for updates and course of action.- Alerted ERU, DRT and Red Cross 143 volunteers in respective city/ municipalities for monitoring andpossible response / deployment.- Organized strike teams for any untoward incident. 5 ERU/EMS teams on standby mode.- Prepositioned manpower, rescue vehicles, equipment and assets available.- Prepositioned disposable PPE N95 masks and googles for personnel use.- Distributed 7,000 liters of clean water at Ticub evacuation center. Likewise, portalets were also constructedto augment the need of sanitation facility.- Conducted hygiene promotion session focuses on proper handwashing.- Disseminated IEC materials and public address in the evacuation centers in Agoncillo and Laurel, Batangas.- Continuous provision of water trucks for potable drinking water in the evacuation centers of Agoncillo andLaurel.- Mobilized a total of 2 units of Water Tankers, 2 sets of Tap Stands, 5 personnel, 6 portable toilets and 119Jerry Cans.

7.Batangas Medical Center- Activated Operation Center and Incident Command System- Augmented staff and medical supplies in anticipation of possible influx of patients.- Continuous coordination with PHO regarding hospital’s surge capacity and bed availability for COVID andnon-COVID patients

8.ALITAGTAG/TANAUAN BATANGAS- Transferred a total of 45 families or 141 individuals to houses of their relatives for safety measures.

9.TAGAYTAY CITY LDRRMC- Activated 24/7 operations centers and ICS- Organized medical teams- Assess evacuation centers- Disseminate public warnings through established warning systems.

10.CAVITE PHO- DOH HRH as force multiplier in surveillance- DOH HRH assigned in LGUs are ready to provide quad cluster health services in evacuation center- DOH swab teams deployed and assisted in swabbing areas.- Inventory of preposition emergency logistics, requested additional supplies to CHD CALABARZON.- Close coordination with CHD CALABARZON, PHO, and CHO/MHOS on Taal’s activity.

11.QUEZON PHO- Activated code white alert and operation center- Coordinated with CHOS, MHOS, PHHHDOHOS and PDRRMO.- QPHEM response team on standby- Provide advisory and updates on taal volcano eruption to different municipalities and hospitals- Coordinated and follow up reports with RHUS and government hospitals- Continuous monitoring and reporting

12.NATIONAL NUTRITION CLUSTER- NNC issued and disseminated nutrition cluster advisory no. 1 series regarding the nutrition clusterpreparedness and response activities in relation to taal volcano alert level 3 status on July 2, 2021.- Developed a link to the IM reports of national and regional nutrition cluster:www.tinyurl.com/taalnutritiuonresponse- DOH-HEMB delivered 10,000 MUAC tapes for adult, 10,000 MUAC tapes for children, and 100breastfeeding posters to CHD CALABARZON for delivery to Batangas provincial nutrition cluster.

13.REGIONAL NUTRITION CLUSTER- Issued and disseminated nutrition cluster advisory regarding actions requested in relation to Taal Volcanoalert level 3 on July 3, 2021.- Conducted nutrition initial needs assessment in covered court Plaza Elena Evacuation Center ON July 5,2021.- Disseminated tarpaulin of “Nutrition Cluster Data board” for daily updates on the coverages of nutrition

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response activities.

14.LOCAL NUTRITION CLUSTER- Ongoing assessment of MUAC among children and lactating mothers in Agoncillo, Batangas: 9 children and2 lactating mothers in covered court Plaza EC.- A total of 597 families provides with blanket supplementary feeding (Hot Meals) through mobile kitchen byBatangas provincial nutrition cluster and community kitchen by Agoncillo, Municipal nutrition cluster in 12affected barangays- Vitamin A supplementation: 9 children 6-59 months old and 2 lactating mothers given vac in covered courtPlaza Elena.- Iron-Folic Acis supplementation: 2 pregnant and lactating women in covered court Plaza Elena.

15. UNICEF- Augmented 5,150 pieces of N95 masks, 1,090 pieces of face shields and cartons of ready to use therapeuticfood

RESPONSE CLUSTER: SEARCH, RESCUE AND RETRIEVAL (SRR)

- SRR Teams Summary-- 678 teams are available from AFP, MMDA, BFP, PCG, and PNP, while 18 teams from AFP, BFP, PCG, andPNP are already deployed- SRR Assets Summary-- There are 888 available land assets and 23 available sea assets from AFP, MMDA, BFP, PCG, and PNP-- 11 land assets and 2 sea assets are deployed

1.Armed Forces of the Philippines- Placed SOLCOM and NOLCOM on Red Alert Status- Activated JTG Taal and check in at RDRRMC- Coordinated with the Local DRRMC on the possible deployment of assets- Tasked 730th to check in with Local DRRMC- Attended Emergency Response Cluster Meeting- Resources and Manpower are on standby status- All DRTs were alerted and ready to move on orders- Conducted seaborne patrol at Brgy. Pulo Talisay, Batangas- Provided Manpower assistance with the PNP during the relief distribution at Agoncillo, Batangas- Conducted checkpoint operations with the PNP at Brgy. Bugaan, East, Laurel, Batangas- Provided transportation assistance during evacuation at Brgy. Laurel, Batangas- Provided transportation assistance during evacuation at Brgy. Bilibinwang, Agoncillo, Batangas- Conducted checkpoint operations with the PNP at Brgy. Banyaga, Agoncillo, Batangas- Provided security and manpower assistance in the distribution of relief goods at 862 individuals (229families) at Poblacion 3, Talisay, Batangas- Together with PCG personnel, conducted seaborne patrol at Talisay Fish Port Poblacion 2 Talisay Batangas- Attended the Incident Management Team Meeting (IMT) AT PDRRMO Office, Provincial Sport Complex,Brgy Bolbok, Batangas City- Attended coordination meeting with Mr. Joselito Castro, Head, PDRRMO Batangas, and Arvin Carandang,Assistant Commander for Planning, IMT.- Conducted radio propagation and area assessment in the municipalities of Balete, Talisay, Laurel, andAgoncillo- JTG Taal checked the readiness and morale of the troops in the area- Rendered courtesy call on Brgy Captain Cresencio Almansor of Brgy Bilibinwang, Agoncillo and at Brgy CaptBenigno Palipic of Brgy Banyaga, Agoncillo- Provided transportation assistance with the PNP during evacuation of 23 individuals at Brgy. Gulod toPaliparan Elem School, Brgy Paliparan,Laurel, Batangas.- Provided transportation assistance with the PNP during evacuation of 10 families with 38 individuals from theBrgy Bilibinwang and Banyaga to staging area at the barangay hall of Brgy Bilibinwang, Agoncillo, Batangas.- JTG Taal gave assistance to the Municipal Environment Resources Officer of Laurel, Batangas during theinstallation of emergency or a temporary evacuation shelter.- Conducted inspection at Camp Macario Sakay, Los Baños, Laguna on the readiness status of the DRTs of564ECB, 2CMOBn, and 4RCDG.- Attended a meeting on the utilization of the Reserve Force during the conduct of disaster responseoperation.

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- Coordinated with IMT Laurel regarding the relief in place of 730CG, PAF and TOG4, PAF.- Assisted during the distribution of relief goods at BRgy Ticub and Brgy Bugan all in Laurel, Batangas on 07Jul 2021.- Provided manpower assistance to PDRRMO Batangas in unloading food packs at Batangas City SportsComplex, Batangas City on 07 Jul 2021.- Provided transportation assistance for the of hauling of 94 bundles of tent from Bilaran National High School,Brgy Bilaran, Nasugbu to Batangas City Sports Complex, Batangas City on 07 Jul 2021.- Provided manpower assistance during the distribution of relief goods at Brgy. Molinite and Brgy. Leviste all inLaurel, Batangas on 07 July 2021.- Provided transportation assistance for the hauling of supplies and equipment of the Regional IMT on 080430 Jul 2021.- Attended Provincial IMT meeting on 120800 July 2021.- Conducted perimeter security during the visit of former Senator Bong Bong Marcos and party at Brgy As-is,Laurel, Batangas on 12 July 2021.- Conducted coordination to DRRMOs of the municipalities of San Nicolas and Lemery both of Batangasregarding the deployment of two (2) teams from 514th ECB, PA.- Installed radio repeater at Palace in the Sky, Tagaytay City.- Continued mobile patrol at Brgy. Banyaga and Brgy Bilibinwang both in Agoncillo, Batangas on 20 July 2021.

2.BFP- Activated BFP IMPLAN to OPLAN PAGHALASA in response to Volcanic Eruption and its Damaging Effects- Assisted in the monitoring of 21 identified Evacuation Centers and 18 households outside evacuation center- Assisted/Evacuated a total of of 1705 families or 5802 individuals- Supplied a total of 19000 gallons of water- Conducted Water Tankering at Brgy As-is Elementary Sch. And Ticub Elementary Sch., Laurel, Batangas- Monitored 17 affected barangays- Provided transportation on the delivery and distibution of relief goods- Packed a total of 1116 relief goods- Deployed 17 BFP personnel to affected barangays

3.PCG- Deployed additional three (3) teams- Make available of additional six (6) teams- Deployed additional one (1) M35 Truck

4. PNP- Ordered the organization of SRR TEAM, RSSF TEAM, QRF TEAM to ensure the readiness of operationsduring the evacuation of affected residents of Batangas.- Closely supervised and monitor the situation of all affected Municipalities of Laguna specifically Batangas- Assisted/Evacuated 436 families and 3,426 individuals

RESPONSE CLUSTER: LOGISTICS

- Resources Summary-- There is a total of 18 deployed assets and 88 available land assets from DPWH, DSWD and BFP, while 6sea assets from BFP are already deployed- Acomplishment Summary-- On 30 June, 6,800 Hygiene Kits from OCD were delivered to Batangas Sports Complex using a 10-wheelertruck-- On 01 July, 200 Family Tents from DSWD were delivered to Batangas Sports Complex using 2 x 10Wtrucks (DSWD truck)-- On 02 July, 300 Family Tent and 3,500 Family Food Packs were delivered to Laurel, Batangas and 5,000Family Food Packs were delivered to Batangas Sports Complex using DSWD trucks-- On 05 July, 3,000 Hygiene Kits, 4,279 Sleeping Kits, and 5,000 Family Kits were delivered to BatangasSports Complex and 2,000 Hygiene Kits were delivered to Laurel, Batangas using DSWD trucks-- On 06 July, 5,000 Family Food Packs were delivered to Batangas Sports Complex using 3 x 10W trucks

1. OCD- Convened the Logistics Cluster for an emergency meeting on 02 July 2021- Consolidated the available resources of the Logistics Cluster member agencies- Facilitated the request of DSWD NRLMB for the provision of 10,000 sacks or rice- Facilitated the request of the DOH Region 4A for the provision of 2,400 Antigen test kits

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- Delivered 6,800 Hygiene Kits for OCD CALABARZON on 30 June 2021 via 10-wheeler truck from SPHInternational- Delivered 6,800 Hygiene Kits for OCD CALABARZON on 30 June 2021 via 10-wheeler truck from SPHInternational- Facilitated the request of the DOH Region 4A for the provision of 12,600 Antigen Test Kits- Facilitated the request of PDRF for the truck ban exemption of one (1) UPS truck that will deliver essentialfood and non-food items to Batangas on 10 July 2021

2. DOE- Confirmed the availability of fuel and gasoline stocks in areas near Taal Volcano- Prepared the deployment of generator sets for possible augmentation in power-requiring facilities inBatangas

3. DOTR- Committed to provide toll fee prioritization and toll fee exemption for responders and humanitarian transportvehicles who bound for Batangas

4. DSWD- Mobilized 20 10-wheeler trucks and 4 6-wheeler trucks for the delivery of food items and shelter tents inBatangas

5. BFP- Alerted local fire stations for possible deployment and provision of water supply- Confirmed the availability of BFP personnel for possible road flushing operations in the event of ash fall- Provided transportation on the delivery and distibution of relief goods- Activated BFP IMPLAN to OPLAN PAGHALASA in response to Volcanic Eruption and its Damaging Effects- Assisted in the monitoring of 21 identified Evacuation Centers- Assisted in the Evacuation of 1633 Families/5648 individuals- Packed 1116 cumulative number of relief goods- Assisted in the delivery/distribution of relief goods- Conducted water tankering in the evacuation centers at Barangay As-is Elementary School and TicubElementary School

6. WFP Philippines- In coordination with DSWD NRLMB for the availability and deployment of 1 mobile storage unit (MSU) inBatangas

7. PDRF- In coordination with their partners for the availability and possible deployment of portalets and generator sets

8. AFP- Assisted during the distribution of relief goods at BRgy Ticub and Brgy Bugan all in Laurel, Batangas on 07Jul 2021.- Provided manpower assistance to PDRRMO Batangas in unloading food packs at Batangas City SportsComplex, Batangas City on 07 Jul 2021.- Provided transportation assistance for the of hauling of 94 bundles of tent from Bilaran National High School,Brgy Bilaran, Nasugbu to Batangas City Sports Complex, Batangas City on 07 Jul 2021.- Provided manpower assistance during the distribution of relief goods at Brgy. Molinite and Brgy. Leviste all inLaurel, Batangas on 07 July 2021.- Provided transportation assistance for the hauling of supplies and equipment of the Regional IMT on 080430 Jul 2021.

RESPONSE CLUSTER: EDUCATION

- Summary of Schools Currently Used as Evacuation Centers-- A total of 17 schools, or 167 classrooms, in Batangas serve as evacuation centers, which are currentlyoccupied by 807 families or 2,802 individuals- List of Decamped Evacuation Centers--6 schools or 30 classrooms in Batangas used as evacuation centers have already decamped

- Deployed Taal Volcano Eruption Monitoring Sheet;

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- Disseminate advisories from DOST PHILVOCS to affected regions and divisions;- Monitored schools used as evacuation centers, with class suspensions and other effects of Taal VolcanicEruption.- DepEd Division of Batangas and Cavite attended an emergency meeting with the Provincial Disaster RiskReduction Management Council.- Instructed affected schools to submit Rapid Assessment of damages Report (RADaR) and Divisions with noincurred damages to submit Certificate of No Damage (CND)- Attended meeting convened by OCD to review Harmonized Action Plan for the Worst-Case Scenario of TaalVolcano Eruptions.- Convened DRRM Coordinators of exposed Divisions and Education Cluster partners to discuss the provisionof response interventions- DepEd-DRRMS processed response intervention (Hygiene Kits) to be provided to learners, teaching, andnon-teaching personnel affected by Taal Volcano Eruption in Agoncillo and Laurel in the Division of Batangaswhich are within the 14km radius danger zone as determined by PHIVOLCS- DepEd Division of Tanauan tracked the displaced learners and personnel- School personnel, who rendered service to schools used as evacuation centers, conducted the daily trackingof learners and personnel who evacuated. All schools in the Agoncillo District were in an ongoingpreparationfor the virtual moving up and graduation ceremony.

RESPONSE CLUSTER: LAW AND ORDER

- Conducted Checkpoint Operations

RESPONSE CLUSTER: EMERGENCY TELECOMMUNICATIONS

- Resources Summary-- There are 69 deployed assets and 324 available deoplayble assets.

1. Department of Information and Communications Technology- Attended Pre-Disaster Risk Assessment (PDRA) Core Group Meeting re: Taal Volcano conducted on 02 July2021, 1600H.- Continuous monitoring, coordination, collation and collaboration of reports from different Regional offices.- DICT Regional Office 2 attended the online meeting with OCD4A for the current situation, activity, andescalation of Alert Level 3 of Taal Volcano.- Activation of VHF/UHF Radio contact in Regional Office, Tagaytay, Batangas and Pampanga.- DICT Batangas attended the Emergency Online Meeting together with Batangas PDRRMO regarding theactivity of Taal Volcano.- DICT Regional Office attended the RDRRMC Emergency Response Cluster Meeting in Region IV-A for thecurrent activity and situation of Taal Volcano.- Relocation and activation of internet connectivity at OpCen, 3rd Floor, Dalubhasaan, Bldg., Provincial SportsComplex, Bolbok, Batangas City in partnership with PLDT as communication response on TaalPhreatomagmatic Eruption Activities.- DICT Regional Office is continuously coordinating with the TelCo and NTC in preparation for thecommunications needs of the affected LGUs.- DICT Regional Office attended the online regional Pre-Disaster Risk Assessment (PDRA) Group meeting re:Taal Smog- DICT Regional Cluster Office installed VSAT for the provision of Free Wifi for All to the temporary evacuationcenter at Biliran Elementary School in Nasugbu, Batangas for communication needs of the affected LGUs.- DICT Batangas Provincial Office in close coordination with PDRRM Batangas for the ICT operation needs ofthe affected LGUs.- DICT Batangas Provincial Office is continuously coordinating with Globe and Converge for the additionalinternet connectivity at EOC.- Provided and issued access pass to DICT Tagaytay Relay Station to DOST-Phivolcs Taal VolcanoMonitoring Team for radio monitoring set up for Taal Volcano Network.- Provided and issued access pass to DICT Tagaytay Relay Station to Maintenance Team of DSWD for themaintenance check of UHF Radio Repeater.- Provision of Internet connectivity with PLDT at the Provincial Incident Management Team Facility.

2.Office of Civil Defense- HF Radio Operators at OCD Regional office on standby.

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- Radio checking to Regional offices and other agencies- Satellite phones at OCD Central Office and ROs on standby.- OCD ETC team and communication equipment on standby for possible deployment- OCD Regional Offices collaboration with Volunteer Groups (PARA) through voice and data.

Region 3

Office of Civil Defense (OCD) III

- Participated in the National PDRA Analyst Group Meeting on 01 July 2021- Attended the National PDRA Analyst Group and Core Group Meeting on 02 July 2021- Facilitated the Regional PDRA Analyst Group Meeting 02 July 2021- Reiterated the Press Release on Volcanic SO2 dispersal information for Taal Volcano on 01 July 2021 to theP/C/MDRRMCs and RDRRMC3 Member agencies- Issued RDRRMC Memorandum No. 58, s.2021 re Checklist Action under Alpha Protocol on Taal VolcanoSO2 (Sulfur Dioxide) Dispersal dated 02 July 2021- Issued RDRRMC Memorandum No. 59, s.2021 re Advisories re Taal Volcano SO2 (Sulfur Dioxide) Dispersaldated 02 July 2021- Facilitated the conduct of Regional PDRA Analyst and Core Group Meetings on 03 July 2021- Participated in the Regional Response Cluster Meeting re Taal Volcano SO2 (Sulfur Dioxide) Dispersal viaZoom Meeting on 05 July 2021 at 2:00 PM- Continuously monitored and disseminated Advisories to concerned P/C/MDRRMCs and RDRRMC3 MemberAgencies through SMS, email and social media- Activation of Operations Center of Local Governments Units.

DOST-PAGASA

- Continuously disseminated Weather Advisories and updates through email and social media- Participated in the Regional PDRA Analyst and Core Group Meetings on 03 July 2021- Participated in the Regional Response Cluster Meeting re Taal Volcano SO2 (Sulfur Dioxide) Dispersal viaZoom Meeting on 05 July 2021 at 2:00 PM

DOST-PHIVOLCS

- Continuously disseminated Volcano/Earthquakes Bulletin, Advisories and updates through email and socialmedia- Participated in the Regional PDRA Analyst and Core Group Meetings on 03 July 2021

Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) III

- Activated Operations Center for continuous situation monitoring- DILG Regional Office and All DILG Provincial and HUC Offices have activated their Operations Center forcontinuous situation monitoring. Likewise, Field Officers were instructed to influence and monitor the conductof preparedness measures on the part of their respective LGUs.- All Provinces and HUCs have activated their Operations Center to provide medical and other necessaryassistance in their respective areas of jurisdiction.- Participated in the Regional PDRA Analyst and Core Group Meetings on 03 July 2021- Participated in the Regional Response Cluster Meeting re Taal Volcano SO2 (Sulfur Dioxide) Dispersal viaZoom Meeting on 05 July 2021 at 2:00 PM

Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) Field Office 3

- Activated Rapid Deployment Team (RDT)of Disaster Response Management Division that will renderskeletal duties during onset of disaster to continuously monitor weather disturbance in coordination with theDSWD Provincial Extension Offices (DPEOs) for the situation of their respective LGUs

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- Fifteen (15) active Quick Response Teams (QRT’s) with 27 members per team were placed on standby fordeployment- QRT Members were provided with refresher course on their roles and responsibilities. Most of the teamleaders were trained on Camp Coordination and Camp Management; 43 personnel trained on Mental Healthand Psychosocial Support while 35 personnel on Basic First Aid that were placed on standby for deployment- The Field Office has a total of 10,700 family food packs (FFPs) stockpiled and continuously repacked goodsto ensure availability of FFP at any given time. Likewise, a total 9,332 Non-Food Items are available foraugmentation to LGUs that may be affected by any type of disaster events. Below is the breakdown to wit;- Available FFP in satellite warehouses in Fort Magsaysay, Nueva Ecija: San Luis, Aurora and at the seven (7)DPEOs were placed;- Additional standby funds are available amounting to Php. 3,000,000.00 and 6.7M for procurement of goodsat the Regional Office.- On-call volunteers for repacking of the food and food items were placed on standbyv- Participated in the Regional PDRA Core Group Meeting on 03 July 2021- Convened and presided the Regional Response Cluster Meeting re Taal Volcano SO2 (Sulfur Dioxide)Dispersal via Zoom Meeting on 05 July 2021 at 2:00 PM

National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) 3

- Participated in the Regional PDRA Analyst and Core Group Meetings on 03 July 2021

Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) 3

- Participated in the Regional PDRA Analyst and Core Group Meetings on 03 July 2021- All BFP Stations within their AOR remained on FULL ALERT STATUS (Code Red) for possible rescue andresponse operations- Intensified Oplan PAGHALASA- Continuous coordination with other government agencies such as RDRRMC3, MDRRMO, PNP, and LGUwithin their respective AOR- Participated in the Regional Response Cluster Meeting re Taal Volcano SO2 (Sulfur Dioxide) Dispersal viaZoom Meeting on 05 July 2021 at 2:00 PM- Conducted roving per station within their area of responsibility

DENR-EMB 3

- Monitored the Ambient Air Quality and SO2 Level- Participated in the Regional PDRA Analyst and Core Group Meetings on 03 July 2021

Department of Education 3

- Participated in the Regional Response Cluster Meeting re Taal Volcano SO2 (Sulfur Dioxide) Dispersal viaZoom Meeting on 05 July 2021 at 2:00 PM

Department of Health - Central Luzon Center for Health Development (DOH-CLCHD)

- Disseminated Advisory regarding Taal Volcano SO2 dispersal- Prepositioned medicines, N95 and other related logistical requirements in preparation for displaced/ affectedindividuals- Allocated 50-100 beds for possible transfer of COVID-19 patients from CALABARZON- Participated in the Regional PDRA Analyst and Core Group Meetings on 03 July 2021- Participated in the Regional Response Cluster Meeting re Taal Volcano SO2 (Sulfur Dioxide) Dispersal viaZoom Meeting on 05 July 2021 at 2:00 PM

Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) Luzon Cluster 2

- Activated the Communication Center- Participated in the Regional PDRA Analyst and Core Group Meetings on 03 July 2021

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Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) 3

- Closely monitored the prices of N95 masks and eyedrops- Participated in the Regional PDRA Analyst and Core Group Meetings on 03 July 2021

NOLCOM-7ID PA

- Participated in the Regional Response Cluster Meeting re Taal Volcano SO2 (Sulfur Dioxide) Dispersal viaZoom Meeting on 05 July 2021 at 2:00 PM

Philippine Information Agency 3

- Participated in the Regional Response Cluster Meeting re Taal Volcano SO2 (Sulfur Dioxide) Dispersal viaZoom Meeting on 05 July 2021 at 2:00 PM

Philippine National Police Regional Office 3

- Participated in the Regional Response Cluster Meeting re Taal Volcano SO2 (Sulfur Dioxide) Dispersal viaZoom Meeting on 05 July 2021 at 2:00 PM

LTFRB 3

- Participated in the Regional PDRA Analyst and Core Group Meetings on 03 July 2021- Participated in the Regional Response Cluster Meeting re Taal Volcano SO2 (Sulfur Dioxide) Dispersal viaZoom Meeting on 05 July 2021 at 2:00 PM

AURORA LDRRMC

- Activated Provincial Disaster Operations Centers- Disseminated Advisory from Regional Operations Center to Field Offices- Informed all Local Government Units (LGUs) in the province on the updates on Taal Volcano- Random checking/monitoring of individuals for possible harmful effects of volcanic smog particularlyrespiratorydisease conducted by MHO personnel

BATAAN LDRRMC

- Continuously monitored the situation within the area of responsibility- Informed all LGUs in the province thru Local Chief Executives (LCEs) on the updates on the magmaticunrest of Taal Volcano- Informed Punong Barangays of the urgent advisory- Continuously monitored and disseminated PHIVOLCS Bulletin- Participated in the Regional PDRA Core Group Meeting on 03 July 2021- Convened LDRRRMC with 24 hours upon receiving the advisory

BULACAN LDRRMC

• Continuously monitored the situation within the area of responsibility• Disseminated DILG Memorandum on the Activation of Disaster Monitoring and Reporting System due to theMagmatic Unrest of Taal Volcano• Participated in the Regional PDRA Core Group Meeting on 03 July 2021• Participated in the Regional Response Cluster Meeting re Taal Volcano SO2 (Sulfur Dioxide) Dispersal viaZoom Meeting on 05 July 2021 at 2:00 PM- Coordinated to PGB Hospitals to ensure availability of medicines and monitor/maintain facilities for anypossible casualty due to volcanic ass fall

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OBANDO• Activated the Emergency Operation Center (EOC)• Equipments were placed on standby• Continuously monitored situation within the area of responsibility

MALOLOS CDRRMC• Activated the CDRRMC OpCen with teams on 24/7 duty• Continuously monitored reports and updates from DOST-PHIVOLCS regarding the Taal Volcano activity• Conducted IEC activities regarding ashfall precautions• Prepositioned rescue equipment and prepared facilities• Continuously coordinated with BDRRMCs, SDRRMCs, Rescue Teams, and concerned agencies re situationin their AOR thru radio, fax, telephone, mobile messages, and Facebook• Published updates in their FB page•Conducted roving and coordination with the barangays regarding the situation in the AOR

CITY OF SAN JOSE DEL MONTE• Activated the Monitoring and Reporting System per advisory from the DILG• Activated 24/7 OPCEN• Preparation of PPEs for ashfall• Information dissemination through social media• Monitoring of Taal Volcano status and updates thru DOSTPHIVOLCS• Monitoring of the effects of unrest of Taal Volcano

MARILAO MDRRMC• Activated Emergency Operations Center and Operation Listo• Continuous monitoring of updates of Taal Volcano Eruption from DOST – PHIVOLCS• Continuous monitoring and roving in area of responsibility• Alerted BDRRMC Coordinators for close coordination and monitoring the situation• Monitoring the situation of the municipality thru radio, telephone, mobile messages, and social media• Posted updates on Social Media about the effects of Ash Fall infographics- Continuous coordination with partner agencies.

NUEVA ECIJA LDRRMC

- Activated the Emergency Operations Center- Continuously monitored situation within the area of responsibility

PAMPANGA LDRRMC

- Continuously monitored situation within the area of responsibility- PNP and BFP personnel and Emergency Response Teams of each of the city/municipality and the ProvincialGovernment are on alert status- Continuously monitored peace and order situation in their respective area of responsibility- Participated in the Regional PDRA Core Group Meeting on 03 July 2021- Participated in the Regional Response Cluster Meeting re Taal Volcano SO2 (Sulfur Dioxide) Dispersal viaZoom Meeting on 05 July 2021 at 2:00 PM

CITY OF SAN FERNANDO DRRMC- Close coordination with BDRRMCs and CDRRMC members for possible response- Provided timely, factual, and up-to-date information to the general public- Continuously monitored of advisory by DOST-PHIVOLCS

STA. ANA- 14 barangays identified respective Covered-Courts as Evacuation Centers; with standby vehicles andstockpile of goods

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TARLAC LDRRMC

- Activated the Emergency Operations Center in LGUs in accordance with the memorandum from DILGCODIX- Participated in the Regional Response Cluster Meeting re Taal Volcano SO2 (Sulfur Dioxide) Dispersal viaZoom Meeting on 05 July 2021 at 2:00 PM- The city and municipalities continue to coordinate with the Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction andManagement Office for the possible responses or actions should incidents relative to the eruption of TaalVolcano occur

ZAMBALES LDRRMC

ZAMBALES PDRRMC- Continuously monitored situation within the area of responsibility- Participated in the Regional PDRA Core Group Meeting on 03 July 2021- Participated in the Regional Response Cluster Meeting re Taal Volcano SO2 (Sulfur Dioxide) Dispersal viaZoom Meeting on 05 July 2021 at 2:00 PM

BOTOLAN- Informed the public on the status of Taal Volcano

CABANGAN- Activated the Emergency Operations Center- Informed the public on the status of Taal Volcano

CANDELARIA- Disseminated updates and information thru text blast- Reactivation of DRRMCs

CASTILLEJOS- Informed the public on the status of Taal Volcano- Activated the Emergency Operations Center- Activated M/B DRRMCs

IBA- Activated the Emergency Operations Center- Informed LGU/Barangays for the update of alert/advisory from DOST -PHIVOLCS- Organized Monitoring and Reporting Team- Conducted inventory of supplies and equipment- Organized Search, Rescue, and Retrieval Teams- Continuously monitored and disseminated public warnings in Barangays- Alerted Emergency Response Team and Barangay Captains- Prepositioned food supplies- Emergency Evacuation Centers prepared

MASINLOC- Activated the Emergency Operations Center

PALAUIG- Activated the Emergency Operations Center- Informed the public on the status of Taal Volcano

SAN ANTONIO- Activated the Emergency Operations Center

SAN FELIPE- Informed the public on the status of Taal Volcano

SAN MARCELINO- Informed the public on the status of Taal Volcano- Activated the Emergency Operations Center

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SAN NARCISO- Informed the public on the status of Taal Volcano

STA. CRUZ- Informed the public on the status of Taal Volcano

SUBIC- Activated the Emergency Operations Center

ANGELES CITY DRRMO

- Continuously monitored the situation within the area of responsibility

OLONGAPO CITY DRRMO

- Continuously monitored the situation within the area of responsibility

CALABARZON

PRC Batangas

- Provision of hot meals to Sta. Maria ES: 86 fam/308 ind.; Paliparan ES: 57 fam / 201 ind.; Coral na MuntiNHS: 61 fam/ 299 ind; Agoncillo Municipal Covered Court: 23 fam/91 ind.;- Provision of potable water to Sta. Maria Elementary School EC of 3,000 liters of potable drinking water to195 families and to Niyugan Elementary School of 1,000 liters of potable drinking water to 45 families;- Distribution of Jerry cans to 119 families.- Provided Disaster Response Food Truck and Mobile Clinic at Don Martinez Memorial ES, Balayan,Batangas on 14 July 2021

PDRRMO Quezon

- Continuous monitoring of all LGUs with enrty points in the Batangas Province- Continuous monitoring of all ports in the province in relation to the effect of ashfall- Timely monitoring of Taal evacuees in the AOR- Continuous coordination with other agencies re Taal Operations- Personnel support to the Taal Volcano Eruptions 2021 ACT - RIMT

MDRRMO Infanta

- Accommodated evacuees form Talisay and Lipa City, Batangas

PDRRMO Laguna

- Monitoring of evacuees in the host Cities/Municipalities of Laguna.- Continuous coordination with ACT -RIMT

OCD CALABARZON

• Activation of Emergency Operations Center (EOC);• Activation of Response Cluster;• Activation of Regional Incident Management Team (IMT);

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• Conduct of Site Visit to NHA Housing Sites in Sariaya and Tiaong, Quezon for possible relocation site ofTaal Volcano Eruption IDPs on 02 July 2021;• Site inspection of facilities in the affected areas on 03 July 2021;• Coordination meeting with the Provincial Government of Batangas and Joint Task Group Taal on 03 July2021;• Provision of vehicle the hauling of 500 tents from DSWD 4A warehouse in Dasmariñas City, Cavite toBatangas Province 03 July 2021 ;• Convened Emergency Meeting for RDRRMC Member Agencies presided by Dir. Escolano re- EarlyRecovery and Rehabilitation Efforts in connection with Taal Volcano Eruption on 05 July 2021, 01:00 PM.• Conducted assessment in the municipalities of Agoncillo, Laurel and Talisay on 06 July 2021• Facilitated briefing for Civil Defense Administrator/ NDRRMC Executive Director and assisted its visit to thefive identified high risk areas relative to Taal Volcano Phreatomagmatic Eruption.• Deployed two OCD personnel to oversee the Regional Area Command Team and Donations Hub.• Attended the coordination meeting with support agencies of SRR Cluster spearheaded by JTG Taal.• RD Escolano and the two (2) deployed OCD Personnel as RIMT attended the Situation Report Briefing withBatangas PIMT re visit of OPAST• RD Escolano attended the 1st TWG Meeting re Temporary Shelter Village Program on 15 July 2021• RD Escolano conducted Inspection of High Risk areas and Evacuation Areas in the affected Municipalitiesof Laurel and Agoncillo Province of Batangas.

DOST CALABARZON

- Continuous monitoring of status of Taal Volcano since DOST-PHIVOLCS posting regarding "VOG" last June27, 2021;- Information dissemination via DOST CALABARZON's Facebook page, via RDRRMC 4A Group and RO4ASPASS Messenger groups (including member DRRMOs);- Streamed the live Press Conference on Taal Volcano status on July 1, 2021 at the agency Facebook page;- Provided instruction for employees residing in the affected areas to go home early or apply Work-FromHome (WFH) setup for tomorrow (July 2, 2021);- Attended the RDRRMC Emergency Response Cluster Meeting

DENR PAMO TVPL

- Submitted Spot Report on the Status of Taal Volcano as of July 1, 2021;- Continuously coordinating with the concerned LGUs particularly the high-risk municipalities and othergovernment agencies regarding the current situation of the Taal Volcano;- Advisory was posted thru Official Facebook;- Continuous update on the status of Taal Volcano to be provided;- Prepositioned available floating assets for augmentation (2 speed boat) and two vehicles for landmobilization;- Alerted Able-bodied staff to augment in response operations;- Attended the RDRRMC Emergency Response Cluster Meeting

DPWH CALABARZON

- Prepositioned manpower and equipment in the Region due to raising of Taal Volcano Alert Level;- Activated DPWH Disaster Operation Center and DRRM Team;- Submitted Situational Reports on Major Roads and Bridges;- Attended the RDRRMC Emergency Response Cluster Meeting

Assets Pre-positioned by DPWH R4 for clearing operations/augmentation:Equipment – 179Manpower – 850

BFP IV-A

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• Ensured the availability of BFP Assets and Personal Protective Equipment for deployment on rescue andevacuation;• Provision of water ration to Barigon ES, Agoncillo, Batangas• Assisted in the transportation of relief goods to different evacuation centers;• Reiteration of strict observance of the COVID-19 health protocols to ensure safety of responders andevacuees at evacuation centers and other response activities;

AFP - SOLCOM

• Dispatched critical assets as needed by the RDRRMC;• AFP JTG TAAL deployed DRTs- 2 Teams (Evac) – LGU Laurel – Assets: 3 M35, 1 KM450-1 Team (Evac) – LGU Talisay – Assets: 1 KM 450-1 Team (Evac) – LGU Agoncillo – Assets: 1 Hino Truck, 1 KM 450, 1 Isuzu Elf• AFP JTG TAAL Standby DRTs- 1 Team (Evac)- 1 Team (Transpo) – Camp Sakay, LB – Assets: 1 KM 250- 1 Team (Evac) – FAB, Lipa City – Assets: 1 KM 450, 1 M35- 1 Team (Transpo) – Infanta, Quezon – Assets: 1 KM 250, 1 KM 450- 1 Team (Evac) – Baras, Rizal – Assets: 1 KM 250, 1 KM 450- 5 Teams (Transpo) – Camp Nakar, Lucena City – Assets: 3 5T, 2 M35- 2 Teams (Evac) – Naval Station, Legazpi City – 2 M35- 1 Team (Transpo) – Calapan Port, Or Mindoro – Assets: 1 LC 297- 1 Team (Evac) – FAB, Lipa City – Assets: 1 Isuzu Elf- 1 Team (Evac) – San Juan, Batangas – Assets: 1 Isuzu Elf- 2 Teams (Evac) – Nasugbu, Batangas – Assets: 2 KM 450- 4 Teams (Evac) – Camp Nakar, Lucena City – Assets: 1 KM 250, Km 450, 1RB- 7 Teams (Evac, Rec, Medical) – FAB, Lipa City – Assets: 4 KM 250, 2 M39, 2 M35, 3 KM 450, 2 RB- 3 Teams ( Evac, Rec) – Sangley Point, Cavite – Assets: 1 KM 250, 1 KM 450• Assisted LGU Laurel during the distributin of relief goods at Brgy Ticub and Bugaan West;• Attended the Regional Management of the Dead and Missing Cluster for Taal Volcno Eruption vis VTCpresided by DILG 4A;• Provided manpower assistance to PDRRMO Batangas in unloading food packs at Batangas SportsComplex, Batangas City;• Provided transportation assistance for the hauling of 94 bundles of tent from Bilaran NHS, Nasugbu toBatangas Sports Complex;• Assisted LGU Laurel during the distribution of relief goods at Brgy Molinite and Brgy Leviste• Provided assistance to the MSWDO to haul 160 DSWD Hygiene Kits from Municipal Hall, Laurel going toBrgy San Gregorio, Laurel.• Conducted COMMEX in Alitagtag, Batangas to test organic communication integrity GECS on standby

SEARCH, RESCUE AND RETRIEVAL CLUSTER

AFP SOLCOM• Activation JTG Taal;• TOG4 deployed HADR Mission to Agoncillo, Batangas• 734th CSS deployed HADR Mission to Laurel and Talisay, Batangas• Attended Emergency Meeting of Batangas Provincial IMT• JTG Taal provided updates, preparations and actions• JTG Taal to check-in with RDRRMC;• To dispatch critical assets as needed by the RDRRMC;• Tasked 730th to check-in with Local DRRMCs;• Alerted other AFP units;• Attended the RDRRMC Emergency Response Cluster Meeting;• Deployed SAR Teams and resources from TOWSOL, PAF – AFP, 401st/ CDC Reservists Philippine Armyand 730th Combat Group PAF- AFP• AFP JTG TAAL STANDBY DRTs- 3 Teams (SRR) – Camp Sakay, LB – Assets: 2 KM 450, 1 Isuzu Elf• Attended the review Contingency Plan Of Taal Volcano thru Via Teleconference (VTC); and Daily conduct ofmastering of troops and inspection to ensure operational and equipment readiness of SRR team.• JTG Taal four SRR Teams from PCG deployed by Batangas PDRRMO.

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• JTG Taal to conduct another SIMEX on deployment and communication based on identified gaps.• JTG “TAAL”, together with other military and security forces, conducts prompt and sustained search, rescueand evacuation operations in coordination with the Office of Civil Defense, Regional, Provincial and MunicipalDRRMOs and Local Government Units in order to save lives, assist and alleviate the plight of all victims of theimpending Taal Volcano explosion as well as to secure the people and other resources from those who maywant to take advantage of the said natural disaster.• Presided the 1st Region 4A SRR Cluster Meeting with the different agencies of the Disaster ResponseCluster which was attended by representatives from PRO 4A, BFP, DILG 4A, DPWH 4A, OCD 4A, DOH 4A,PCG, SOLCOM, and Commanding Officers and Operations Officers of the attached units of JTG Taal• Presided the 1st Region 4A SRR Cluster Meeting with the different agencies of the Disaster ResponseCluster which was attended by representatives from PRO 4A, BFP, DILG 4A, DPWH 4A, OCD 4A, DOH 4A,PCG, SOLCOM, and Commanding Officers and Operations Officers of the attached units of JTG Taal

730th Combat Group PAF- AFP• Resources and manpower are on Standby status.• 7 teams (112 Personnel), 4 KM250, 6 KM450, 2 M35, 1 Isuzu Elf, 1 Blue Canter, 1 Hino ten wheeler truck ,1 rescue boat• Conducted COMMEX in Alitagtag, Batangas to test organic communication integrity GECS on standby;• Coordination meeting with OPAST Technical Working Group at JTG Taal TOC, FAB, Lipa City on 14 July2021• Conducted site reconnaisance of designated pick-up evacuation points in Alitagtag, Batangas.• Attended the coordination meeting with support agencies of SRR Cluster spearheaded by JTG Taal• Conducted mounted patrol in Agoncillo, Batangas

401st/ CDC Reservists Philippine Army• Resources and manpower are on Standby status.• Deployed 2 teams with 14 personnel at Agoncillo Batangas

TOWSOL, PAF-AFP- Attendance to Daily Operational Period Briefing of PIMT thru vtc

• Deployed two (2) squads PAF from 730CG at the staging area at Brgy Billibinwang, Agoncillo, Batangas.• Deployed one (1) squad from 730CG at Talisay MPS, Talisay Batangas.• Deployed 0/2 PAF from 730th CG at PDRMMO, Batangas as Liaison NCO.• Deployed PAF from 730th CG at TOG, JTG Taal, FAB, Lipa City, Batangas as Liaison officer.• H733rd standby DRT from San Juan Batangas PAF conducted manpower assistance to PDRRMOBatangas in unloading food packs at Batangas Provincial Sports Complex, Batangas City,Terminated at about1600H same day.• PAF provided transportation assistance for the Of hauling of 94 bundles of tent from Bilaran National HighSchcol, Brgy Bifaran, Nasugbu to Batangas City Sports Complex, Batangas City.• Conducted site reconnaisance of designated pick-up evacuation points in Alitagtag, Batangas.• Attended the coordination meeting with support agencies of SRR Cluster spearheaded by JTG Taal• Conducted mounted patrol in Agoncillo, Batangas• Attended Provincial IMT meeting, Unified Commander, PIMT regarding updates and situation briefing ICOWTaal Volcano possible eruption through VTC;• Two (2) personnel of Liason NCO,15th SW deployed at Talisay and Laurel Batangas ICOW JTG TAAL wasReturn To Station (RTS) at Sangley Point Cavite Cfty; and Daily conduct of mastering of troops and inspectionto ensure operational and equipment readiness of SRR team.• Provided manpower assistance to preparation venue and installation of tent use for upcoming visit of aSenator at Municipal Covered Court, Laurel, Batangas.• Daily conduct of mustering of troops and inspection to ensure operational and equipment readiness of SRRteam

DOH CALABARZON

• Alerted concerned Provincial DOH Offices to actively monitor and report untoward incidents in their

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respective areas of responsibility;• Continuous coordination with concerned Provincial DOH Offices (PDOHO), Provincial Health Offices(PHOs), Office of the Civil Defense (OCD), Regional and Local Disaster Risk Reduction Management Council;• Release health advisory- Warned the public residing near Taal Volcano and adjacent provinces to take the necessary precautions andobserve the following actions:- Avoid unnecessary going out of homes- Close the doors and windows most specially if you are living near the caldera of Taal Volcano• Advises Local Government Units to be in constant look out on the weather and wind forecast updates fromPAGASA and advisories from PHIVOLCS to assess the potential risk of exposure of their constituents in lightof the emission of high amounts of sulfur dioxide;• Closely monitoring the health effects of volcanic activities of Taal;• Released Advisory declaring CODE WHITE ALERT LEVEL related to Taal Volcano Alert Level 3, MagmaticUnrest;• Presented the inventory of Drugs and Medicine, Vaccines and other Medical Supplies;• Reiteration of Public Health Response (PDITR Strategies);• Adapting the CODE initiative / strict observation of MPHS;• QUAD Cluster Approach in Health;• Ensured that the Regional TTMFs Regional Government Center and Cabuyao are ready to accommodateCOVID-19 positive evacuees;• Ensured the availability of CIU in Malainin, Batangas to accommodate COVID-19 positive evacuees;• Ensured the gathering of CONPLAN of the hospitals;• Presented the bed capacity of hospitals in four (4) quadrants in Batangas;• To deploy Regional Medical Staff as the need arises;• Attended the RDRRMC Emergency Response Cluster Meeting;• Visit of Department of Health Secretary Duque and provision of vacccines to the evacuees temporarysheltered in Agoncillo and Laurel Batangas on 05 July 2021;• Continuous activation of IMT and EOC• Cost of assistance provided by DOH CO - Php 1,918,581.73 (PPEs, WASH Commodities, medicines andIEC Materials), DOH-CHD4A-Php 2,036,442.90• Medical and Public Health- Rapid Health Assessment done on newly opened ECs/ immediate provision of needs whenever available.- Distribution of MISP kits- COVID-19 and routine vaccination of priority and vulnerable groups- Testing and appropriate referrals of displaced population• Nutrition in Emergencies- Distributed EO51 and Health Advisory Tarpaulins, MUAC tapes and Nutrition data board- Assisted in setting up of COVID 19 Vaccination Site in the Evacuation Center- Issuance of Regional advisory No. 2021-30 on the Guidelines in the Provision of Nutrition Services DuringEmergencies• Mental Health and Psychosocial Support- Provision of psychological support and needs to affected population- Protection and promotion of responders’ well-being- Coordination with PHTO on provision of MHPSS services- Preparation of logistics for MHPSS- Scheduling of art therapy for children• Water, Sanitation and Hygiene- Assessment of water supply, waste management, vermin control and excreta disposal- Provision of water sampling and testing supplies- Indorsement of identified WASH needs• Monitoring of Temporary Shelters

PCG-STL

-Conducted transportation assistance to evacuees from Sitio Duhat San Gregorio Elementary Schooltransferred to San Gregorio Integrated School Sitio Kulit of Laurel Batangas.-Deployed SAR Teams and resources

DSWD CALABARZON

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• Hauling of 500 modular tents with the assistance of logistics cluster from DSWD warehouse to BatangasProvince• As of this reporting period, there are 10 staff deployed from Disaster Response Management Division, two(2) members of Regional Quick Response Team were mobilized to render disaster duty at the FOsEmergency Operation Center (EOC). While two (2) members of Batangas Quick Response Team weremobilized to operationalized the FOs EOC in the Province of Batangas.• 61 members of FOs Taal eruption Incident Management Team (IMT) were placed on the stand-by alert andready for deployment should the status of Taal Volcano escalates.• A Psychosocial Team (PSP) in on standby compose of five (5) to ten (10) members that can be deployed asthe need arises.

• Facilitated the Response Cluster Meeting on 02 July 2021;• The EOC coordinated to the National Resources and Logistics Management Bureau (NRLMB) to prepareFood and Non-Food Items (FNFIs) that can be augmented to the Field Office in case the volcanic activitiesescalates;• The Local Social Welfare and Development Offices (LSWDOs) of CALABARZON Region were advised toreview their respective CCCM, IDP Protection and Food and Non-Food Clusters plan and ensure theCOVID-19 safety protocols are incorporated;• The DRMD requested the LGUs and Health Cluster to immediately provide face masks, face shields andsanitizers should there be an escalation of volcanic activity that will require evacuation of resident near Taallake;• Field Office has ? 1,455,817.50 standby fund with on-going procurement of raw materials for additionalproduction of family food packs;• The Regional Quick Response Team (QRT) facilitated the delivery of 1,200 Family Food Packs amountingto ? 607,200.00 to the warehouse of Agoncillo, Batangas;• The Field Office facilitated the hauling of 600 Cavan of NFA Rice amounting to ? 750,000.00 for theproduction of FFPs at DSWD FO IV-A warehouse in Gen Mariano Alvarez, Cavite;• The Provincial Quick Response Team (QRT) facilitated the delivery of 710 Family Food Packs amounting to? 359,260.00 to Laurel, Batangas. The distribution is being done simultaneously per barangay such asBugaan East, Buso-buso, Gulod, Baliklilong, San Gabriel, Sta Maria, Niogan, Monilete, Leviste and Berinayanthrough the help of AFP and BFP;• The Field Office through the DRMD mobilized community volunteers for the production of FFPs at DSWDFO IV-A warehouse in Gen Mariano Alvarez,Cavite;• A total of 4,972 family food packs amounting to ?2,470,448.00, 9,000 Ready to Eat Food amounting to386,100.00 are available at GMA warehouse while there are available raw materials amounting to?14,230,685.70.• There are 11,726 family food packs amounting ? 9,089,643.42 prepositioned at the warehouses of BatangasPSWDO, Agoncillo MSWDO and Laurel MSWDO.• There are available non- food items consists of 1760 hygiene kits amounting to ?2,593,360.00; 50 kitchenkits amounting to ?37,875.00; 1,732 sleeping kit amounting to ?244,587.00; 34 family kits amounting to?68,000.00 and raw materials amounting to ?5,819,098.48 at the FOs warehouses in Dasmarinas City andGen. Mariano Alvarez, Cavite.• A total of 5,000 hygiene kits, 5,000 family kits, 5,000 sleeping kits, 977 modular tents and 50 information kitsare prepositioned at the warehouses of Batangas PSWDO, Agoncillo MSWDO and Laurel MSWDO.• The DRMD mobilized 20 community volunteers to assist in the hauling of 600 cavans of NFA Rice from theirwarehouse in Gen. Trias, Cavite to DSWD FO IV-A warehouse in Gen. Mariano Alvarez, Cavite.• A total of 4,495 family food packs amounting to ?2,229,786.00, 9,000 Ready to Eat Food amounting to386,100.00 are available at GMA warehouse while there are available raw materials amounting to?11,222,355.27.• There are 14,547 family food packs amounting ? 11,324,112.15 prepositioned at the warehouses ofBatangas PSWDO, Agoncillo MSWDO and Laurel MSWDO.• There are available non- food items consists of 1760 hygiene kits amounting to ?2,593,360.00; 50 kitchenkits amounting to ?37,875.00; 1,840 sleeping kit amounting to ?2,477,143.00; 34 family kits amounting to?68,000.00 and raw materials amounting to ?11,222,355.20 at the FOs warehouses in Dasmarinas City andGen. Mariano Alvarez, Cavite.• A total of 5,000 hygiene kits, 5,000 family kits, 5,000 sleeping kits, 477 modular tents, 500 family tents and50 information kits are prepositioned at the warehouses of Batangas PSWDO, Agoncillo MSWDO and LaurelMSWDO.• Field Office has ? 5,240,440.00 standby fund with on-going procurement of raw materials for additionalproduction of family food packs;

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CCCM AND IDP PROTECTION CLUSTER

• The DRMD coordinated with LSWDOs and Local Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Officers(LDRRMOs) of the municipalities in the lakeshore of Taal Lake for the inventory of their respective EvacuationCenters;• Provincial Quick Response Teams and Municipal Action Teams were requested to closely coordinate withtheir respective LDRRMCs. Field staff requested to monitor AOR and provide reports and updates to theEmergency Operations Center;• The FOs Emergency Operations Center (EOC) coordinated with the Police Regional Office CALABARZONfor the deployment of police in all the activated evacuation centers;• Conducted site visit in the Provincial Evacuation Center located in Batangas Sports Complex, BatangasCity;• The DRMD tracked and monitored the delivery of the 477 modular tents, 50 shelter-grade tarpaulins, campcoordination and camp management information boards, and Personal Protective Equipment (PPEs) donationof International Organization for Migration (IOM) with funding support from the USAID’s Bureau forHumanitarian Assistance with a total amount of ? 1,940,500.00• The Field Office in collaboration with DRMB and IOM Philippines conducted training session on setting upthe DRMB and IOM procured modular tents. The training session was attended by the personnel of BatangasProvincial Social Welfare and Development Office• The FOs Emergency Operations Center (EOC) provided technical assistance to LGUs with existingevacuation centers to ensure that safety and security measures are in placed to avoid gender-based violencein the evacuation centers.• Conduct ocular visit to the activated and prepared evacuation center to ensure that COVID-19 safety andhealth protocols are implemented and to provide concrete guidance as well as conduct rapid damages andneeds assessment• Ongoing validation of the statistical report of affected families and person outside evacuation centers• The QRT have coordinated with LGUs with existing evacuation centers to observe the safety and healthprotocols on COVID-19 pandemic.• The Provincial QRT monitor the evacuation centers and its facilities and provided technical guidance onmanaging the camps.

• The Field Office provided guidance to the LSWDOs of LGUs with existing evacuation center to supportcamp management partners in order to strengthen their response.• The DRMD and 2 staff from Protective Services Division have participated in the Child FriendlyManagement Training where the focus of the activity is for the Camp Managers to increase their awarenesson the utilization of safe spaces for children.• The FOs EOC through the Quick Response Team continue to monitor the development and situation in theevacuation center and are adjusting the plans to respond to the impact of the volcanic eruption.• The FO continuously provide technical guidance with the LSWDOs on the management of its evacuationcenters and monitor the status of the IDPs in terms of their pressing needs and concerns.• The DRMD have provided technical guidance on information management specifically on the DROMICreporting template to be used in Taal Volcano operation to the members of the PSWDO and PDRRMO ofLaguna.

• The DSWD FO IV-A Emergency Operations Center (EOC) was placed on heightened alert status to collectinformation – from the Local Government Units (LGUs) and Local Social Welfare and Development Offices(LSWDOs) in connection with their preparedness for response efforts;• Regional and Provincial Quick Response Teams are placed on heightened alert status and members fromthe Regional QRTs render disaster duty in DSWD FO IV-A Emergency Operations Center and in RDRRMCEmergency Operations Center;• Attended the RDRRMC Emergency Response Cluster Meeting.• Coordinated with Air, Education, Training and Doctrine Command – Philippine Air Force, Lipa City,Batangas for the utilization of their facility as a warehouse in the event a massive Taal Volcano eruption.Philippine Air Force agreed to utilize the said facilities including available personnel.• Coordinated with Police Regional Office (PRO) IV-A for the courtesy visit of the undersigned on 13 July

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2021. The visit will serve as a venue to discuss the contingency and response plan of PRO IV-A for the TaalVolcano eruption.• Attended the virtual teleconference meeting with DSWD’s Task Group Taal. The meeting was convened byUndersecretary Felicisimo C. Budiongan, to the discuss the delineation of roles and responsibilities of theCentral Office and the Field Office.• The DRMD coordinated with the MSWDO of Laurel and Agoncillo for the pull out of the remaining food andnon-food items and transfer to the PSWDO Batangas warehouse for additional prepositioning of goods.•The Provincial QRTs and DRMD have coordinated with the LGU assigned Camp Managers on the currentstatus of the remaining IDPs in the evacuation centers.•Part of the demobilization activity of the IDPs from their respective evacuation centers, the DRMD providedtechnical assistance to the MSWDO of Laurel for the Food for Work (FFW) activity that may be implemented•The FOs EOC coordinated with the LGUs with closed evacuation centers for the disinfection of the facilitiesused by the IDPs• The Field Office through the DRMD coordinated with the LSWDOs of the Agoncillo and Laurel, Batangas toensure that returning IDPs are properly accounted.• The Field Office provided technical assistance to the LSWDOs of Batangas to ensure that COVID-19 healthand safety protocols are implemented for returning IDPs.• The FOs EOC coordinated with the Local Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Councils of Agoncilloand Laurel, Batangas and requested the LGUs conduct assessment on the houses of the returning IDPs.

DILG CALABARZON

- Released DILG Advisory to Batangas and Cavite;- LGUs and/or barangays that may be affected as pronounced by PHIVOLCS surrounding the Taal Volcanomay conduct the following as the need arises:- Declare state of imminent danger;- Suspend classes and offices;- Evacuate Residents within the hazard prone areas identified in hazard maps;- Provide temporary shelter, food, and non-food supplies;- Secure help and safety of IDPs;- Declare state of calamities; and- Activate appropriate donation management system- Attended the RDRRMC Emergency Response Cluster Meeting- Disseminated Memo re: Reminders regarding Non-Essential Travel in Batangas Province in lieu of TaalVolcano Alert Level 3- Disseminated Memo re: Evacuation of residents from the five high-risks barangays due to Taal VolacanoAlert Level 3 Status- Activation of Cavite-Batangas Emergency Plan for the Taal Volcano Eruption- Coordinated with the PDRRMC member agencies and LDRRMOs for monitoring Social media posting ofTaal Volcano updates- Continuous repacking of E-baldes, hygiene kits and other relief items- Coordinated with LCE and MDRRMO, PBs and BDRRMC, OPCEN Activated, Rescue Vehicles StandBy,Monitoring of Evacuees.• Attended the Coordination Meeting with Support Agencies of SRR Cluster on July 13, 2021 and July 15,2021.• Attended the 1st TWG Meeting re: Temporary Shelter Village Program on 15 July 2021.• Submitted report to CO and OCD re: COVID-19 Cases in E.C;• Issuance of Memorandum re: Submission of Report on the COVID-19 Positive Cases at the EvacuationCenters of the Municipalities of Balayan and Agoncillo dated July 12, 2021.

•Attended the RDRRMC Emergency Response Cluster Meeting•Coordinated with the PDRRMC member agencies and LDRRMOs for monitoring Social media posting ofTaal Volcano updates•Daily updating of situational reports•Conducted MDM Cluster Meeting for verification of reported deaths from DOH on July 21, 2021, 9AM•Submitted MDM Report on July 23, 2021 to RDRRMC•Attended the CCCM, IDP Protection and FNFI Cluster Meeting on July 23, 2021•Attended Notice of Meeting and Activation of Response Cluster (10AM onwards)

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PNP (PRO IV-A)

• Batangas PPO to activate the Provincial Incident Management Task Group, assisting the concerned LGUs;• To deploy appropriate personnel to serve as MPHS patrollers;• To immediately forward updates from Law and Order Cluster;• To implementation Quarantine/Border Control Points;• PPOs Laguna and Cavite Disaster Management Control Points, on standby for augmentation to responseoperations;• To ensure the proper and designated check-in point for donations;• To secure the area within the Taal vicinity;• Attended the RDRRMC Emergency Response Cluster Meeting• PBGEN Eliseo Cruz conducted site inspection of facilities in the affected areas together with RD Escolano,Regional Director OCD 4A and Mr. Frederick Bragas of DSWD 4A• Updates in the evacuation center and Law and order clustero SAR Personnel deployed 64o Security and MPHS Enforcement Team (Paw and Order Cluster 41 (Agoncilo 12, Laurel 13, 1st bpmfc 8,2nd BPMFC 8)o Number of personnel deployed in evacuation areas 24o Number of Evacuation Cneter 16 (Laurel 6, Agoncillo 6, Balete 1, Nasugbu 2 and Clamba 1)o Number of personnel deployed in PADs 34 (Batangas 32, Laguna 2)o Number of Stanby RHQ RSSF 148o Number of standby PHQ RSSF 172 (Cavite 57, Laguna 30, Batangas 36, Rizal 22 and Quezon 27)- RD PBGEN ELISEO CRUZ conducted inspection and visitation in evacuation areas of Laurel and Agoncilloon 14 July 2021

DICT Luzon Cluster 2

- Coordinating with the TelCos and NTC in preparation for the communication needs of the affected LGUs;- GECS on standby;- Provision of wifi connection in evacuation centers;- Provision of internet connection with PLDT at Provincial IMT facility;- Installation of VSAT for free wifi at Bilaran Elementary School Nasugbu, Batangas;- Activation of DICT HF and VHF radio communication at Tagaytay Relay Station;- Provide access to DICT Tagaytay for DOST-Phivolcs Taal Volcano monitoring Team;

DEPED CALABARZON

• Close coordination with ground coordinators for the evacuation centers in LGU;• Total Number of school used as EC – 20 (Batangas), number of classroom used – 175

Philippine Information Agency IV-A

• PIA Information Officers are on alert for information gathering and dissemination;• PIA provincial offices in the whole region are placed on alert for update monitoring;• Gathering of situation-related status from LGUs, local DRRMCs, information and developmentcommunication networks and the communities on the ground for posting on all available platforms;• PIA employees are required to report for work in exigency of service during day-offs as the need ariseswhile following health protocols;• Attended the RDRRMC Emergency Response Cluster Meeting• Continous social media posting of the actions being undertaken by RDRRM Member Agencies- PIA personnel on-board EOC/ACT CP

PDRRMC BATANGAS

- Convened Batangas Provincial DRRM Council emergency meeting on 01 July 2021;

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- Deployment of uniformed personnel to be composed of PNP, PCGPNP Units from unaffected LGU;- Activation of Batangas Provincial IMT;- Close coordination with RDRRMC CALABARZON for resource augmentation;- Continuous monitoring of Taal Volcano updates;- Conducted evacuation of affected families;- Attended the RDRRMC Emergency Response Cluster Meeting- Facilitated transitional briefing EOC Team Alpha to EOC Team Bravo.- Facilitated Provincial IMT meeting re: Incident Action Plan.- Master listing of Responder for vaccination on Tuesday.- Coordination meeting and ocular inspection of PHO staff to Agoncillo Evacuation Center for vaccinationschedule of vaccines tomorrow with PDOHO staff.- Disinfection of Provincial Emergency Operation Center- Administered CoViD-19 vaccine to one hundred forty (140) evacuees in Laurel, Batangas on 14 July 2021- Coordinated with PHO re: Reported four (4) Covid-19 positive evacuees from (1) Plaza Elena Covered Courtin Agoncillo, (1) Don Leon Martinez Memorial ES in Balayan and (2) San Gregorio Evacuation Center inLaurel, Batangas;- Conducted mid-upper-arm circumference (MUAC) measurement to 6-56 months old children;- Monitoring of CoViD-19 vaccination site in Nasugbu

PDRRMC CAVITE

- Activated PDRRMO Emergency Operations Center in Trece Martires City;- Continuous monitoring of updates from PHIVOLCS;- Activation of Cavite-Batangas Emergency Plan for the Taal Volcano Eruption- Coordinated with the PDRRMC member agencies and LDRRMOs for Preparedness Measures andmonitoring;- Social Media posting of Taal Volcano updates;- Continuous dissemination of public advisories and weather bulletin via calls, text messaging and socialmedia platforms, thru respective Local DRRMOs and the PDRRM Council members;- Attended Taal Volcano Eruption Emergency Meeting of the Regional DRRM Council today, 01 July 2021;- Prepositioning of rescue/ emergency supplies, equipment and vehicles;- Coordination with the LDRRMOs for the consolidation of evacuation centers as well as ECs converted toIsolation Facilities relative to COVID-19 response;- Conducted inventory of resources and updating of stockpile/ Relief resources;- 24/7 stand-by duty of PDRRMO personnel for continuous monitoring and possible deployment for evacuationand response operations;- Repacking of E-baldes, Hygiene kits and other relief items;- Cavite-Batangas Emergency Plan:- Standby personnel of PHO-PESU swab teams- To preposition rescue vehicles to the designated pick-up points at the LGUs in Batangas (Laurel andAgoncillo) tonight, 01 July 2021- Pansin Elementary School and Tagaytay Evacuation Center as swabbing station are ready and on standby.- Evacuation Centers designated in the Province of Cavite are preparing and on standby- Attended the RDRRMC Emergency Response Cluster Meeting

MDRRMO Batangas

- Accommodated evacuees from Laurel, Batangas

BFAR CALABARZON

• Provided initial report of damages with cost within the Taal Lake• Provided initial Damage Report due to low Dissolve Oxygen and SO2

DA CALABARZON

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- Establishment and activation of DA CALABARZON Emergency Operations Center- Continuous monitoring of Taal Volcano Island thru PHIVOLCS and LGUs- Updating and prepositioning of available livestock and resources- Updating the list and locations of possible animal evacuation centers- Updating of Animal Inventory on vulnerable areas- Checking and updating of Standing Crops on vulnerable areas- Dissemination of Taal advisories to farmers and stakeholders- Activation of DA RFO4 livestock rescue evacuation center- Coordination with Municipal Agricultural Offices of the affected municipalities- Provision of veterinary drugs to affected municipalities- Conducted site inspection of Animal Pooling Center in Agoncillo , Batangas and meeting with BatangasProvincial Veterinary Office (Animal Pooling Center is for relocation)- Distributed relief goods worth Php 414,910 to the evacuees of Laurel, Batangas on 13 July 2021

PHILIPPINE AIR FORCE

PHILIPPINE AIR FORCE

• Deployed two (2) squads DRT from 730CG IMT staging area in Laurel Municipal Hall. Laurel, Batangas• Deployed two (2) squads from 730CG at the staging area at Brgy Bilibinwang Agoncillo, Batangas• Deployed one squad from 730CG at Talisay MPS, Talisay Batangas;• Deployed 0/2 730th Cg at PDRRMO, Batangas as Liaison NCO;• OOA 05 1430H July 2021, 1LT MALACAT PAF Conducted coordination to IMT Laurel re- pullout of 730thCG DRT Team to be relieved by TOG4 contingent;• Daily conduct of mastering of troops and inspection to ensure operational and equipment readiness of SRRTeam

TOWSOL, PAF-AFP• Resources and manpower are on Standby status.1 team (19 Personnel), 1 KM250, 2 KM450• Provided assistance in evacuation at Agoncillo Batangas with thevehicle three (3) KM250• TOG 4 DRT PERS DEPLOYED AT Agoncillo, Batangas to provide assistance on the evacuation AgoncilloBatnags• Deployed two (2) squads of 2ID at the IMT staging area inLaurel Municipal Hall, Laurel, Batangas.• Deployed two squads at the staging area at Brgy Billibinwang, Agoncillo, Batangas.• Deployed two squads from TOG4 at the staging area at Brgy Billibinwang, Agoncillo, Batangas.

730th Combat Group PAF- AFP• Resources and manpower are on Standby status.• 7 teams (112 Personnel), 4 KM250, 6 KM450, 2 M35, 1 Isuzu Elf, 1 Blue Canter, 1 Hino ten wheeler truck ,1 rescue boatJuly 3, 2021• OOA 03 1300H July 2021, 0/3 H730CG DRT pers onboard 1 KM450 together with 1/7 PCG pers and 1/3personnel from provided transportation assistance for the evacuation of 75 individuals from Brgy Buso-buso toevacuation center at San Gregorio Integrated Elem School at Brgy San Gregorio; and Sta Maria Elem School,at Brgy Sta Maria; both of Laurel, Batangas.

BUREAU OF FIRE PROTECTION CALABARZON

Coordinated with DILG and RDRRMC and LDRRMs in the conduct of local PDRA and undertakepreparedness and response protocols;• All BFP units in the provinces were placed on standby for possible augmentation in relation to the raising ofthe Alert Status from Alert Level 2 to Alert Level 3 of TaalVolcano;• All stations/units/personnel assigned at high-risk barangays of Agoncillo and Laurel, Batangas were advisedto ensure the safety and security of their families and the community and to assist their local DRRM in thepossible conduct of force evacuation;• Establishment and activation of Emergency Operations Center (EOC) and Response Clusters;• Conducted close coordination with the local DRRMO and other agencies for possible effects and/or hazardsto adjacent affected areas including the municipalities in the 14-kilometer radius: Agoncillo, Laurel, Taal,

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Lemery, Balete, Cuenca, Mataas na Kahoy, San Nicolas, Talisay and Tanauan City;• lnformation dissemination to the public regarding the status and the raising of Alert Level of Taal Volcano toAlert Level 3;• Ensured the availability of BFP Assets and Personal Protective Equipment for deployment on rescue andevacuation;• Coordinated with other agencies for the assessment of safety of evacuation centers and other establishedCOVID-19 isolation, quarantine and treatment facilities from hazards;• Reiteration on the strict observance of COVID-19 health protocols to ensure the health and safety of allresponders at alltimes; and• Continuous monitoring of PHIVOLCS advisories and bulletins.• Monitoring of evacuees in Nasugbu, Batangas;• Evacuation Assistance at Ticub ES, Laurel; Plaza Lena Poblcavion, Pook ES, Agoncillo CS, Agoncillo,Batangas;• Coordination with other agencies for the assessment of safety of evacuation centers and other establishedquarantine facilities;- Assisted in the packing of relief goods

PNP Batangas

• Deployed SAR Teams and resources in Laurel and Agoncillo Batangas;• PD of BPPO PCOL CANSILAO with OCD 4A Director conducted inspection of deployment and visitation ofExecution Centers in Agoncillo and Laurel Batangas;• Provided relief goods to the evacuees of Laurel and Agoncillo Batangas;• Provided security assistance to the evacuees of Nasugbu Batangas; and• Provided security assistance and assistant desk on evacuation centers in Laurel and Agoncillo Batanga.• Provided security assistance for Presidential spokesperson in conducting distribution of relief goods and offinancial assistance to the evacuee of Laurel and Agoncillo.• DCP/Anti CTG Checkpoint deployed personnel in Bugaan East were immediately resumed their post in thesaid Brgy. After the COP Laurel MPS requested their assistance in checkpoint in Brgy, Berinayan

PCG Batangas

- Deployed SAR Teams and resources- Substations are already activated and on standby to help in the evacuation centers:- Standby SRR/Transport Team: 3 Teams (10 manned team) Teams aboard at HCGDSTL,- Team Talisay: 1 Team (12 Pers) aboard at CG Sub-Station Talisay, - North Quadrant- Team Lemery/Bauan: 1Team (5 Pers) aboard CG Sub Station Bauan and Lemery -South Quadrant- Team San Nicolas/Balayan: 1 Team (5 Pers) aboard CG Sub Station Balayan/San Nicolas -West Quadrant- Team Batangas City: 1 Team ( 8 Pers) East Quadrant Mobility Assets: 2 Trucks(1 6x6 M-35 Truck, 1 BoomTruck) 1 Multi Purpose Truck- Continuously intercepts the attempts of few fishermen at waters of Talisay despite of the smog and rainwhich also being used as cover going to their fish cages- Conduct seaborne patrol at the vicinity waters of Taal Lake to monitor maritime activities within the area.

NCR

METRO MANILA DISASTER RISK REDUCTION AND MANAGEMENT COUNCIL(MMDRRMC)

- Raised alert status of MMDA MPSO to Blue Alert- MMDRRMC to adopt ALPHA Protocol for Taal Volcano alert Level 3 and Bravo Protocol for alert level 4 to 5

OFFICE OF CIVIL DEFENSE NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION (OCD-NCR)

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- Issued Memo no. 33 s 2021 “Submission of preparedness measures and actions taken re Taal Volcanoactivity.- Issued memo no 34 s 2021 “Additional preparations for Taal Volcanic Activity- Ensures submission of incident/situation reports- Advised all LDRRMOs and MMDRRMC member agencies to coordinate with OCD – NCR for all responseactivities following EOC and ICS protocol- Continuous coordination with MMDRRMC members and LDRRMOs- Issued Memo no 36 s 2021 RDRRMC CALABARZON ADVISORY FOR TAAL VOLCANO VOLCANICACTIVITY

DILG-NCR

- Issued memorandum to all City Directors and MLGOOs to monitor and report situations in, and actions of,LGUs relative to the effects of the Taal Volcano's activity.- Shared an online monitoring template to all DILG field offices relative to the preparedness measures of, andsituation in, LGUs, to be accomplished in coordination with the respective LGUs.- Assigned duty officers who will assist in the monitoring of preparedness and response actions undertaken byLGUs.- Continuous monitoring of situation, preparedness and response actions of LGUs based on existingprotocols, and directives from NDRRMC/MMDRRMC.- Provided updates to LGUs, through DILG Field Offices, about the effects of Taal Volcano's Activity.

Bureau of Fire Protection - NCR

- Deployed two fire trucks with 17 dispatched personnel- Deployed 17 fire suppression personnel- Standby resources: 3,463 fire suppression personnel, 110 EMS, 481 SRR, 101 fire trucks, 6 rescue trucks,11 ambulance, 2 rubber boats, 1 other watercraft

Caloocan CDRRMO

- Monitoring on the released bulletin about the status of Taal volcano.- Sharing information thru social media about the TAAL magmatic unrest.- Inform all Barangay DRRMC for the possible effect of magmatic unrest of Taalvolcano.- Preparation of resources that may activate / use of the Taal magmatic unrest affectMetro Manila.

Malabon City DRRMO

- Issued weather Advisory to 21 Barangays- Issued "Alert and Monitoring" status to all Malabon City DRRMC member agencies and BDRRMC.- Start of Monitoring for Taal condition from PHILVOLCS Bulletin (thru radio, fax messages, television &internet)- MDRRMC on standby / on call status- BDRRMC on standby / on call status- Advised BDRRMC to activate EOC in their respective AOR to undertake precautionary measures

Mandaluyong CDRRMO

- Issued advisories to barangays and the general public via radio, and social media sites on the effects on theprolonged immersion to the VOG/SMOG- City and barangay response cluster was placed on standby alert- Weather monitoring Unit intensified the monitoring of Air Quality Index in the City via the Project MENCHIEsystem, Copernicus Air Quality Monitoring system (CAMS) and air quality monitoring using the DRRMOUnmanned Aerial System (UAV) Air Quality Monitoring System- Stockpiling of additional face mask and prepositioning of other logistical requirements- Continuous monitoring of AOR and Taal Volcano Updates

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Muntinlupa City DRRMO

- Monitored the status of volcanic activity over Taal on a 24/7 basis- Immediately informed the general public and all nine (9) barangays through different mediums on raising ofAlert Level 3 at Taal Volcano- Immediately disseminate information, education and campaign about the hazards associated with inhalationof ashfall particularly sulfur dioxide- Made sure that appropriate supply of PPEs had been met to provide protection for responders- Coordinated with other agencies about the situation- Observance of "minimum health protocols"

Pasig City DRRMO

- Raised its alert level to Yellow and ensure provision of immediate response in case the situation escalates.- 24/7 monitoring on updates and status of Taal Volcano through Pasig C3;- Send hourly updates to PCDRRMC and Barangay on situation update;- Standby of Fire and Rescue personnel in case of request for response activities;- Standby Incident Management Team in case of IMT deployment;- Standby logistics support;- Standby support fund in case there will be declaration of State of calamity;- Ensure proper coordination with Office of Civil Defense and other agencies for any updates and request fromaffected Region;

Parañaque City DRRMO

- Continuous coordination with 16 Barangay DRRMs Committees regarding possible effects of Taal VolcanoActivities- EMS and SAR team is on standby alert- CSWDO- Response Teams is on standby alert- Informed Barangay on possible evacuation centers and Covid 19 Health Protocol requirements- CENRO- Task Force is on standby alert for clearing operations.- PNP- SAR and BFP- SRF team is on standby alert- CHO HEMS- Medical Teams with 2 Ambulance are on standby alert- Prepositioning of medical supplies and equipment to all Brgy. Health Centers- City DRRM member agencies and response cluster are likewise advised of the Taal Volcano activities andare advised to be on standby alert.- Released Taal Advisory No. 1 thru multimedia platforms- Advised to take appropriate precautions and observe the appropriate activities- All 16 Barangays were advised to take necessary preparedness measure for the effects of volcanic hazards.

Taguig City DRRMO

- To donate vaccines to Batangas Province for the use of responders and Evacuation centers as stated by 4A-Center for Health Development during NDRRMC PDRA

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