Panayam kay Cagayan PDRRMO head Ruelie Rapsing kaugnay ng paghahanda ng lalawigan mula sa epekto ng Bagyong #KristinePH

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00:00Preparations in the province of Cagayan,

00:03from the effect of the typhoon Christine,

00:05we will discuss with Cagayan PDRRMO

00:09Head, Mr. Welly Rapsing, good afternoon.

00:16Good afternoon, Ms. Ninia, and to everyone who is following your program.

00:22What is the current situation in the province of Cagayan?

00:27Can you feel the effect of the typhoon Christine at the moment?

00:32Well, at 11 p.m. last night, we felt the strong rain.

00:39Although, it stopped a bit in the morning.

00:44And then, there were light rain showers earlier at 7.30 p.m.

00:50And then, eventually, this afternoon, it was hot here.

00:55In the northern portion of the province,

00:59they felt 30 to 40 kilometers per hour wind speed.

01:08And it stopped a bit this morning.

01:11Somehow, in the pre-disaster risk assessment that we did earlier,

01:17the forecast of the forecast earlier was that

01:24we will feel the effect of the typhoon, the tropical storm Christine.

01:42And it might raise the wind signal to signal number 3.

01:51Right now, we are at signal number 2.

01:55But somehow, the situation now is a bit bright.

02:00This afternoon, we did not feel any wind or rain.

02:08Okay. You mentioned the pre-disaster risk assessment that you did.

02:13What are the places that you can see the typhoon Christine hitting right now?

02:23Well, on our preparedness, the first forecast last Monday,

02:28the typhoon Christine hit the northeastern tip of the province, which is Santa Ana.

02:40And then, 5 o'clock in the afternoon, the forecast of the TULIOS last Monday,

02:48it hit Pena Blanca.

02:53So our preparedness, based on that, is the same preparedness as we have in place

03:00during the time of Julian, of which our seven quick response stations

03:09that are strategically located in the province,

03:13are pre-deployed and in place there, our land and floating assets,

03:21together with our quick response personnel,

03:26as well as the engineering fleet of the province,

03:30of which it is located in Pamplona, Lalo, Gunsaga, Bagao, and Tugagarao,

03:38are also in place.

03:40The same way, since we did not evacuate during the time of Julian,

03:48the food and non-food items are still in place from the barangay, local government,

03:56and also from the provincial government.

03:59And as of now, the operational period briefing of our incident management team is ongoing,

04:08where the pre-deployment of our assisting agencies from the uniformed personnel,

04:15from the AFP, PNP, BFP, Coast Guard, and the Marines,

04:20we actually are facing three secondary hazards because of Tropical Storm Christine.

04:33We are preparing the flood, rain-induced landslide, and the threat of storm surge.

04:41So, because of those three hazards, we will be deploying our assisting agencies,

04:49especially to our coastal municipalities,

04:52and on the areas that are highly susceptible to floods and rain-induced landslides.

04:59How is your coordination with the local governments regarding the possible impact of Tropical Storm Christine?

05:07What are the details of this?

05:12Yes.

05:15Although, we have been in close coordination since Monday

05:23on the actions that needs to be taken by the local dreams.

05:27But somehow this morning, the chairman of the Provincial DRM Council has issued a PDRM advisory.

05:39Since we are now on red alert and under Charlie Emergency Response Protocol

05:47to implement the forced evacuation of areas that are highly susceptible to floods and rain-induced landslides.

05:58And also, those coastal barangays must have a forced evacuation.

06:08Alright.

06:09A message and a reminder to our fellow countrymen in Cagayan?

06:17Yes. To our fellow countrymen in Metro Manila or Cagayan,

06:25don't worry. We are prepared.

06:30Our local governments are well prepared. Everything is in place.

06:35Somehow, knowing that we are the catch basin here in Region 2,

06:40all the waters that come from Vizcaya, Quirino and Isabela,

06:45we will catch them.

06:47The same way, the rains that will fall in Caraballo Mountain Range, Apayao and Cerramadle,

06:54we will catch them.

06:59So, if you are going to your local government officials to bring you to a safer place,

07:08please join us so that you will be prepared.

07:13Please wait patiently for the programs that will be implemented

07:18from the reception of DOSD Pagasa, Office of Civil Defense and PDRM.

07:27Alright. Take care, John.

07:29Sir, thank you very much for your time.

07:32PDRRMO Head, Rueli Rapsing.

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