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Metro Manila

SHAK SHAKE E DRI DRILL 201 LL 2015

30 July 2015 (THURSDAY)

• 10:30 AM Day Time Drill (Metrowide)
• 8:00 PM Night Time Drill (Pasig City CBD)

Metr Metro

• Manila

Manila Council Meeting Council Meeting

2 June 2015 at Manila Yacht Club, Manila City

Metro Manila Shake Drill on July 30, 2015

 MMC Res. 15-10, Series of 2015 10:30 AM to 11:30 AM (Day Time Drill)  MMC Res. 15-11, Series of 2015 Starting at 8:00 PM at Pasig City CBD (Night Time Drill)

www.bepreparedmetromanila.com

www.metromanilashakedrill.com

Number of Participants:

Organizations: 162 Individuals: 97,222

(As of July 3, 2015)

Or Organiza ganizations tions Par articipa ticipating ting in in Metr Metro

• Manila Shak

Manila Shake e Drill Drill

• 8 ROCKWELL PROJECT MNGT TEAM
• ABS-CBN EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT

UNIT

• AGL MARKET RESEARCH, INC.
• ALTEGRA HEALTH PHILIPPINES, INC
• ASSOCIATION OF ESCOLTA STACRUZ

FIRE & RESCUE VOLUNTEER INC.

• BSM CREW SERVICE CENTRE

PHILIPPINES, INC.

• COMPASSION INTERNATIONAL
• DATEM
• DE LA SALLE UNIVERSITY
• DILIMAN PREPARATORY SCHOOL,

MINDANAO AVENUE CAMPUS

• DOCOMO INTERTOUCH BUSINESS

SOLUTIONS, INC.

• ESPIRITU SANTO PAROCHIAL SCHOOL

OF MANILA, INC.

• FERROS BEL-AIR TOWER

CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION INC

• GOLDS GYM PHIL-ALL BRANCH
• JOHNSON & JOHNSON PHIL INC.
• KABALIKAT CIVICOM - NCR-CENTRAL

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL

• LBC EXPRESS INC - PORT AREA

WAREHOUSE

• LBC EXPRESS INC - STAR CRUISES

FACILITY

• LBC EXPRESS INC.
• LBC EXPRESS INC. CONTACT CENTER
• LBC EXPRESS INC. SOUTHGATEWAY

WAREHOUSE

• LBC EXPRESS INC. VITAS WAREHOUSE
• LEGASPI TOWERS 300 INC.
• LLN MEDICAL SERVICES, INC.
• MARIO'S RESTAURANT
• NATIONAL CHRISTIAN LIFE COLLEGE
• PATEROS SAFETY RIDERS
• PHILIPPINE LEGISLATOR'S COMMITTEE

ON POPULATION AND DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION, INC. (PLCPD)

• PLAN INTERNATIONAL PHILIPPINES
• QUANTIUM SOLUTIONS PHILIPPINES,

INC.

• RAPPLER-PROJECT AGOS
• REVIEW INNOVATIONS
• ROCKWELL LAND CORPORATION-

PROJECT MANAGEMENT TEAM

• ROCKWELL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

CORP.

• SAINT FRANCIS OF ASSISI COLLEGE -

ALABANG

• SCRIPTMED INC.
• SUCAT EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN

ACADEMY

• TECHNICAL EDUCATION AND SKILLS

DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY-CENTRAL OFFICE (TESDA-CENTRAL OFFICE)

• THE GROVE BY ROCKWELL PROJECT

MANAGEMENT TEAM

• THE PROSCENIUM BY ROCKWELL

PROJECT MANAGEMENT TEAM

• YOKOGAWA PHILIPPINES, INC.

Command Command Posts

• sts

NORTHERN LUZON COMMAND

• LT. GEN. ARTURO ORTIZ
• West Sector

– Intramuros Golf Course

• North Sector

– Veterans MMC Golf Course SOUTHERN LUZON COMMAND CHIEF MAJOR GEN. RICARDO R. VISAYA

• East Sector

– LRT2 Depot

• South Sector

– Villamor Air Base Golf Course

Metr Metro Manila

• Manila Shak

Shake e Dri Drill ll Scenarios Scenarios

• West Sector

Massive Fire

• North Sector

Hospital Medical Triage & Relief

• East Sector

Collapsed Structure

• South Sector

Debris Clearing

NORTHERN LUZON COMMAND

• West Sector (Massive Fire Scnerio)

– Intramuros Golf Course

• North Sector (Hospital Medical Triage &

Relief Scenario) – Veterans MMC Golf Course

SOUTHERN LUZON COMMAND

• East Sector (Collapsed Structure Scenario)

– LRT2 Depot plus 1TBID

• South Sector (Debris Clearing Scenario)

– Villamor Air Base Golf Course

BUSINESS AREA RECOVERY QUADRANT

Each of the quadrant shall be headed by a Business Area Recovery Convenor (BARC) who will lead the preparation of the Business Area Recovery Plan (BARP)

QUADRANT/PDRF REP NAME OF CONVENOR Participating Companies / Organizations

West Intramuros Golf Course Manila, Navotas, Malabon

Robert S. Yabut Jr. HSES Manager & Property Manager Lorenzo Shipping Corporation Magsaysay Transport & Logistics Group rsyabut@lorenzoshipping.com Tel: 5672177 Bankers Association of the Philippines (BAP) Canadian Emergency Risk Management (CERM) Emergency Response Integration Center (ERIC) Financial Executives Institute of the Philippines (FINEX)--for confirmation Management Association of the Philippines (MAP) Philippine Business for Social Progress (PBSP) Philippine Exporters Confederation of the Philippines (Philexport) – for confirmation

Coordinators from PDRF: Rene “Butch” Meily rsmeily@hotmail.com Malu Erni mgerni2014@gmail.com Colleen J. Curran ccurran.pdrf@gmail.com Irwin Lopez Irwinlopez.pdrf@gmail.com Veronica T. Gabaldon vtgabaldon@smart.com.ph Nobell A. Isabelo Nobellisabelo.pdrf@gmail.com Melissa O. Lavente Molavente.pdrf@gmail.com

North Veterans MMC Golf Course QC, Kalookan, Valenzuela, San Juan, Mandaluyong

Jommel Omar “Joms” Gomez Business Continuity Head Manila Water Company jommel.gomez@manilawater.com Tel. 917.5900 (Trunkline)

• Dr. Ted Esquerra

Disaster & Crisis Lead, Emergency Response Unit, Energy Development Corporation r rescueone_ems@hotmail.com Plus one from MAP

East LRT2 Depot plus 1TBID Marikina, Pasig

Sante Cababasay Security Officer & Corporate Incident Commander TEaM Energy santee.cababasay@teamenergy.ph , Tel: 5734852 Sylvan Broussard Canadian Emergency Risk Management (CERM) Sbrousseau.cerm@gmail.com

South Villamor Air Base GC Pasay, Makati, Paranaque, Las Pinas, Muntinlupa, Pateros, Taguig

Rene “Butch” S. Meily President, Philippine Disaster Recovery Foundation rsmeily@hotmail.com Tel: 844-2700 Arnel N. Almaden Associate Director Bankers Association of the Philippines arnel.almaden@bap.org.ph Tel: 8241641

• Col. Valentine Hizon

Asset Protection Head, Ayala Land, Inc. hizon.val@ayalaland.com.ph Tel. 844.3203

Business Area Recovery Convenors

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Taguig City with Mayor Laarni Cayetano and PHIVOLCS Dir. Renato Solidum during the Walk-The Fault (19 June 2015) MM MMDA A & & PHIV PHIVOL OLCS CS Walk alk-th the-Fau ault in lt in Tagu guig ig City City

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During the Earthquake Preparedness Seminar of Greenmeadows Homeowners’ Association at Brgy. Ugong Norte (20 June 2015)

During the Disaster Summit at Vista Real

• Exe. Village, Quezon City (20 June 2015)

BF Homeowners Association (24 June 2015)

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During the ‘Bulong Pulungan sa Sofitel’ with Deedee Siytangco (20 June 2015)

Department of Education Participation to the Metro Manila Shake Drill

Training aining with with Volunteer

• lunteers

INTRODUCTION

• MMDA, being the Lead Agency of the MMDRRMC

is holding for the first time, a Metro-wide Earthquake Drill on Thursday, 30 July 2015.

• The Metro Manila “Shake Drill” shall commence

simultaneously beginning at 10:30 a.m.

• National Government Agencies, Local

Government Units, Barangays or Villages and Subdivisions, Commercial Establishments, Private Offices, Private and Public Schools of all levels, Hospitals, Factories and other sectors.

OBJECTIVES

• Raise awareness on the anticipated worst-case

earthquake disaster event that can affect Metro Manila and enhance earthquake safety consciousness of the public in general.

• To test individual and organizational response

during the occurrence of a very strong earthquake or ground-shaking

• Address organizational response gaps relative

to earthquake disasters.

SCENARIO

• At around 10:30 a.m., 30 July 2015 Metro Manila

experiences a strong jolt followed by a series of severe ground-shaking. The earthquake lasts for 45 seconds causing panic among the people and undetermined damages.

• Electric Power is down; there are no

communications; traffic stood still; people are screaming and crying; equipment in offices are scattered, and many buildings suffered damages.

SCENARIO (2)

• At around 11:00 a.m., Dr. Solidum of PHIVOLCS

announces on broadcasts stations that the earthquake emanated from the West Valley Fault and the estimated strength is Magnitude 7.2

• Radio and Television that are able to go ON AIR

receive reports from their field staff about the extent of damages brought about by the earthquake to the different areas in Metro Manila.

SCENARIO (3)

• There are several fires that broke out in

Manila, Malabon and Navotas. Sirens from firetrucks are blaring everywhere and numerous smoke are seen in these cities.

• There were numerous reports of injured in

Kalookan, Quezon City, Valenzuela, San Juan and Mandaluyong and lots of groups are attempting to help the injured.

SCENARIO (4)

• Field reporters give account of lots of debris

cluttered along major and secondary thoroughfares in Pasay, Paranaque, Las Pinas, Muntinlupa, Pateros, Tagig and Makati. There are several dead bodies seen in Pasay City near Roxas Blvd and Taft Ave.

• There were lots of residential structures that

collapsed in Pasig and Marikina and there were reports of victims trapped in these houses that were severely damaged.

EXPECTED RESPONSE

• EVERYONE PERFORMS “DUCK, COVER AND

HOLD” PROCEDURES STRTING AT 10:30 A.M ON JULY 30, 2015 SIMULATING THE OCCURRENCE OF A VERY STRONG

• EARTHQUAKE. THIS ACTION LASTS FOR 45

SECONDS AND THE TRIGGER WILL BE THROUGH RADIO OR TV BROADCASTS, CHURCH BELLS, BUILDING ALARM SYSTEMS AND OTHER AUDIBLE SIGNALS.

EXPECTED RESPONSE (2)

• AFTER 45 SECONDS AND ONCE THE SIGNALS

STOP, EVERYBODY EXECUTES BUILDING EVACUATION PROCEDURES BASED ON THE PLAN OF EACH ORGANIZATION OR SECTOR. EVERYBODY PROCEEDS TO THEIR RESPECTIVE ASSEMBLY POINTS OR EVACUATION AREA AND PERFORMS ACCOUNTING PROCEDURES.

EXPECTED RESPONSE (3)

• In addition to individual response and executing

evacuation procedures, each organization or sector within the Oplan Metro YAKAL designated Quadrant shall perform additional exercises to be done by their respective ERTs or Emergency Response Teams. For example: Fire Fighting Team, Medical Team, Rescue Team, and others.

• After the exercises or drill, each organization shall

evaluate themselves on how they executed their emergency action plans.

QUADRANT ACTIVITIES

Metro YAKAL QUADRANT DEMONSTRATION ACTIVITIES NORTH

(Kalookan, Valenzuela, Quezon City, San Juan and Mandaluyong) MEDICAL RESPONSE AND RELIEF ACTION FOLLOWING THE EVACUATION DRILL

WEST

(Malabon, Navotas and Manila) FIRE SUPPRESSION FOLLOWING EVACUATION DRILL

EAST

(Marikina and Pasig) SEARCH AND RESCUE UNDER COLLAPSED STRUCTURES AFTER THE EVACUATION. THERE WILL BE AN ADDITIONAL DRILL FOR THE ORTIGAS CBD IN PASIG CITY AT 8:00 P.M.

SOUTH

(Makati, Pasay, Paranaque, Las Pinas, Pateros, Tagig and Muntinlupa) CLEARING OF DEBRIS AND ENSURING THAT ROADS ARE PASSABLE.

QUADRANT ACTIVITIES (2)

Metro YAKAL QUADRANT STAGING AREA ACTIVITIES NORTH

(Kalookan, Valenzuela, Quezon City, San Juan and Mandaluyong) CAMP ESTABLISHMENT; MEDICAL RESPONSE DEMONSTRATION; MOCK RELIEF ACTIVITIES SUCH AS COMMUNITY KITCHEN, RELIEF GOODS REPACKING

WEST

(Malabon, Navotas and Manila) CAMP ESTABLISHMENT; FIRE SUPPRESSION DEMONSTRATION; MMDRRMC CAMP ESTABLISHMENT; MANAGEMENT OF THE DEAD AND MISSING

EAST

(Marikina and Pasig) CAMP ESTABLISHMENT; SEARCH AND RESCUE UNDER COLLAPSED STRUCTUCTURES DEMONSTRATION.

SOUTH (Makati, Pasay, Paranaque, Las

Pinas, Pateros, Tagig and Muntinlupa) CAMP ESTABLISHMENT; DEBRIS AND ROAD CLEARING DEMO

BASIC ASSUMPTIONS

• THE OBJECTIVES OF THE METRO-WIDE SHAKE

DRILL IS TO TEST INDIVIDUAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL RESPONSE TO A STRONG EARTHQUAKE AND ENHANCE THE EMERGENCY PLANS AND CAPACITIES.

• THEREFORE, THE BASIC PREMISES ARE:

– EVERYONE IS KNOWLEDGEABLE ON WHAT TO DO DURING A VERY STRONG EARTHQUAKE, AND – EVERY ORGANIZATION HAS AN EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN THAT CAN BE TESTED (Example: Building Emergency Evacuation Plan, Medical Response Plan, Fire Fighting Plan, among others)

GENERAL GUIDELINES

• EACH CITY WITHIN THE QUADRANT SHALL PERFORM

RELATED ACTIVITIES IN THEIR RESPECTIVE STAGING AREAS

• THE COMMUNICATIONS LINK BETWEEN CITIES,

QUADRANT STAGING AREA, MMDRRMC COMMAND POST, AND NDRRMC OPCEN SHALL BE TESTED.

• MMDRRMC SHALL CONVENE AT THE EOC TO BE

ESTABLISHED ALONG MACAPAGAL BLVD., PASAY

• MMDRRMC AGENCIES SHALL ASSSIGN FOCAL PERSONS

IN EACH QUADRANT STAGING AREA TO CONSTITUTE THE QUADRANT INCIDENT MANAGEMENT TEAM AND HANDLE THEIR RESPECTIVE CLUSTERS

GENERAL GUIDELINES (2)

• DEMONSTRATION ACTIVITIES ASSIGNED TO EACH

QUADRANT SHALL BE PERFORMED JOINTLY BY THE RESPONSIBLE CLUSTER (EX: SRR, MEDICAL, RELIEF, MDM, AND FIRE SUPPRESSION, DEBRIS CLEARING)

• NATIONAL AGENCIES (AFP, DSWD, DPWH, PNP, DOH,

DILG, ETC.) MAY TEST THEIR RESPECTIVE MOBILIZATION SCHEMES TO SUPPORT THE QUADRANT ASSIGNED TO THEM

• VOLUNTEERS (FIRE BRIGADES, MOTORCYCLISTS,

COMMUNICATIONS GROUPS) MAY BE TAPPED TO PERFORM DURING THE DEMONSTRATIONS

GENERAL GUIDELINES (3)

• AERIAL ASSETS (HELICOPTERS) MAY ALSO BE

UTILIZED TO ADD REALISM AND INTEREST.

• PRIVATE SECTOR RESOURCES SUCH AS HEAVY

EQUIPMENT AND WATER PURIFICATION OR SUPPLIES MAY PARTICIPATE IN THE ACTIVITIES OF THE

• QUADRANT. OTHERS NEED NOT GO TO THE

QUADRANT STAGING AREAS.

• COORDINATION MEETING AND PLANNING, WALK-

THROUGH AND REHEARSAL ACTIVITIES ARE

• ENCOURAGED. DEMO SCRIPTS MAY BE CRAFTED AT

THE CITY OR QUADRANT LEVEL.

West Valley Fault (Metro Manila)

QUEZON CITY

• Bagong Silangan
• Bagumbayan
• Batasan Hills
• Blue Ridge B
• Libis
• Matandang Balara
• Pansol
• White Plains
• Ugong Norte

MARIKINA CITY

• Barangka
• Industrial Valley
• Malanday
• Tumana
• TAñong

PASIG CITY

• Bagong Ilog
• Ugong

MAKATI CITY

• East Rembo
• Pembo
• Rizal
• Comembo

MUNTINLUPA CITY

• Alabang
• Bayanan
• Buli
• Cupang
• Poblacion
• Putatan
• Sucat
• Tunasan

TAGUIG CITY

• Bagumbayan
• Bagong Tanyag
• Upper Bicutan
• Central Bicutan
• Lower Bicutan
• Maharlika Village
• Pinagsama
• North Signal Village
• Central Signal Village
• South Signal Village
• Ususan
• South Daang Hari

Source: http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/story/489334/scitech/science/list-barangays-in-metro-manila-nearby-provinces-near-earthquake-fault

West Valley Fault (outside Metro Manila)

BULACAN

San Jose Del Monte City:

• San Isidro
• Ciudad Real
• San Roque

Norzagaray

• San Lorenzo

Doña Remedios Trinidad

• Camachin
• Kabayunan
• Sapang Bulak
• Bayabas
• Camachile
• Pulong Sampalok

LAGUNA

San Pedro

• Calendola
• Gsis
• Sampaguita Village
• San Antonio
• San Vicente
• Riverside
• United Bayanihan

Biñan

• Biñan (Poblacion)
• Malamig
• San Francisco (Halang)
• Sta. Rosa
• Sto Domingo

Cabuyao

• Casile

Calamba

• Canlubang

CAVITE

• Gen. Mariano Alvarez
• San Jose

Carmona

• Bancal
• Cabilang Baybay
• Lantic
• Mabuhay

Silang

• Carmen
• Inchican

Source: http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/story/489334/scitech/science/list-barangays-in-metro-manila-nearby-provinces-near-earthquake-fault

268 people buried alive and 260 injured in a 7.3 magnitude earthquake in August 1, 1968

Fluid Viscous Damper

TORRE MAYOR, a 57-storey office tower in Mexico City, survived the 7.6 magnitude earthquake on January 21, 2003 Torre Mayor is the 1st building to use a seismic protection large Fluid Viscous Damper

RESIDENTIAL BUILDING DAMAGE AND CASUALTY ESTIMATES (7.2Ms, NIGHTIME: MMEIRS)

CITY HEAVILY DAMAGED HOUSES DEATH INJURED MANILA 26,200 (2) 6,200 (1) 21,000 (1) MANDALUYONG 4,400 1,000 3,600 MARIKINA 15,300 2,600 (4) 8,800 (4) PASIG 23,000 (3) 3,400 (3) 11,900 (3) QUEZON CITY 26,900 (1) 5,800 (2) 19,400 (2) SAN JUAN 1,200 400 1,200 VALENZUELA 2,400 500 1,600 KALOOKAN 7,200 1,700 5,500 MALABON 4,700 900 3,000 NAVOTAS 5,700 900 3,500 LAS PINAS 6,400 1,300 4,300 MAKATI 9,200 2,300 (5) 7,700 (5) MUNTINLUPA 13,500 (4) 2,000 7,600 PARANAQUE 9,200 1,700 5,700 PASAY 7,000 1,600 5,400 PATEROS 1,700 300 900 TAGUIG 11,600 (5) 2,200 7,200

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