Department of Education
MIMAROPA Region
Division of Oriental Mindoro
BULALACAO DISTRICT
LAMBOK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Lambok, Bulalacao
School Disaster Risk Reduction Plan
ELLEN A. MANGAYA, Ed.D.
Head Teacher III
GENERAL POLICIES AND OBJECTIVES
The approval of the DRRM Act of 2010 on May 27, 2010, otherwise known as the RA
10121 “ An Act strengthening the Philippine Disaster Risk Reduction and Management
System, Providing for the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Framework
and institutionalizing the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Plan,
Appropriating Funds therefore, for other Purpose” finally amended PD 1566.
The implementation of this law depends on the capacity and the capability of the office
of Civil Defense, a bureau under the Department of National Defense, which serves as
the Secretariat and implementing arm of the NDRRMC.
Significant provisions of the DRRM Act to the Local Government Units (LGU’s) are the
renaming and reorganizing the Barangay Disaster Coordinating Council into Barangay
Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Committee. Hence, the need for the issuance
of Brgy. Ordinance renamed and reorganized the members stating therin the respective
terms of reference of every member, others.
Issuance of Barangay ordinance creating the Barangay Development Council and the
Barangay DRRM Committee including adaptation and implementation of other relevant
national laws. Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) or Memorandum of understanding
(MOU) to private grocery store, pharmacy, stakeholders, private vehicle owner,
DepEd(School as ECs) and establish a continuous linkages with NGOS, NGA, CSO and
private sector.
RISK RANKNG & RISK ASSESSMENT
Form 1: Risk Assessment Table
Rank Hazard Probability Impact Remarks Average
1 Typhoon 5 3 All Sitios in 4
Maujao
1 Flood 5 3 All Sitios in 4
Mauja0
3 Earthquake 4 4 All Sitios in 4
Maujao
4 Landslide 2 1 Sitio San Miguel, 1.5
Sitio Lambok
RISK RATINGS
Probability Impact
1. Most unlikely 1. Negligible
2. Unlikely 2. Minor
3. Likely 3. Moderate
4. Very Likely 4. Severe
5. Almost Certain 5. Devastating
Indicate No. of Families likely to be affected:
Sitio San Miguel = 59 families
Sitio Lambok = 53 families
Maujao Proper = 47 families
Form 2 – A: Event to plan for: TYPHOON/FLOOD
ROOT CAUSES EARLY WARNING TRIGGERING FACTOR
Natural Disaster Dark and cloudy sky Geographical location
PAG-ASA Weather Climate change
Advisory
Bearing clouds
Rough sea condition developing in open
oceans or seas
Low pressure area
Warm sea surface
temperature of 26.5
degree celcius.
Form 2 – B: Event to Plan for : TYPHOON/FLOOD
DISASTER RISK REDUCTION ACTIVITIES
Structural Non-Structural
Determining the evacuation Giving information, campaign drive
center in Lambok Elementary on flood, typhoon and earthquake
School hazards.
Construction of drainage
canals through the help of
Coastal clean up
barangay
Installation of early warning
system in flood prone areas.
Tree planting
Form 3: Event Plan for : TYPHOON/FLOOD
SITUATION ANTICIPATED SCENARIO
Bad Case Worse Case Worst Case
Description of Signal No. 3 Signal No. 4 Signal No. 5
Event
Death/Injury 0 injured 0 dead 0 dead
0 injured 0 injured
0 missing
Affected 0% of the total 25% of the total school About 50% of the total
Population school population population school population
Effects on Some book 75% of the school About 90% of of
school are building might be the school building
properties and damaged unroofed and some might be damaged
including trees are uprooted. and almost all trees
classes.
other Most of the school are uprooted.
properties. properties might be School properties
damaged. might be damaged
Classes suspended also.
Classes are Classes suspended.
suspended.
Response SDRRMC, Partner MDRRMC/BDRRMC/SDRRMC- MDRRMC,BDRRMC/SDRMMC
Capabilities stakeholders and DOH, other NGAs, and other all partner volunteers and
volunteers attach agencies. other civil society
organization
Form 4: Event to Plan for: TYPHOON/FLOOD
From To No. of Assump Charac Population Composition
where where Pop. tion/Just teristics # of # of # of # 0f #
Likely to ification women men children erderly/ of
be PWD IP’s
Affected
(worst
case)
Sitio Lambok 78 Some School
Lambok ES houses children’ 125 136 78 37 3
near the s
river bank family
and made
by light
mateerials
TO PLAN FOR A WORST CASE SCENARIO OF TYPHOON, WE ASSUMED THE
FOLLOWING:
Affected population : 222 school children
Casualties : 1 dead
3 injured
Evacuated : 53 families
Damage infra : School Buildings
