Central Luzon Disaster Response Network

NEWS UPDATE: Based on the data of the Department of Education, there are 738 schools in 4 regions in the country that will not open on July 29, 2024. | via Kenneth Paciente

https://www.rappler.com/philippines/luzon/agricultural-losses-pampanga-millions-pesos-carina-enhanced-southwest-monsoon-july-25-2024/

In Pampanga, heavy rains, severe flooding leave P52.9 million in agricultural losses The number of flood-hit villages reaches 178 across 13 localities in Pampanga, including San Fernando

TYPHOON SAFETY TIPS ⛑

Here are six safety tips for the public during a typhoon.

For emergencies, call the Red Cross hotline 143. 📞

Stay Alert!
Tuloy-tuloy ang pag-ulan sa buong bansa at sa Central Luzon dahil sa bagyong . Magtulungan ta yo sa pag responde sa mga biktima ng flashfloods at landslides! Maagap na mag-message lamang sa aming social media accounts ng mga sumusunod: lugar, bilang ng apektado, anong kalagayan, photos o videos.

ALERT | Fellow environmental defenders and church workers Francisco Dangla III and Joxelle Tiong, more closely known by friends and peers as Eco and Jak, respectively, were reportedly abducted at around 8 PM yesterday, March 24, in Barangay Polo, City of San Carlos, Pangasinan.

Witnesses of the abduction stated that unknown suspects coerced the two activists into an SUV. Prior to their abduction, Eco and Jak also faced red-tagging, surveillance, intimidation, and other forms of harassment.

Eco and Jak are founders of Pangasinan People’s Strike for the Environment. Both are staunch and consistent environment defenders who vocally defended the people and ecosystems of Pangasinan against the harms of coal-fired power plants, nuclear power plants, incinerator plants, and offshore mining in Lingayen Gulf.

Kalikasan PNE vehemently condemns the continuous attacks environmental defenders are facing. This marks the 22nd abduction incident under the Marcos Jr. administration, with a whopping 14 cases involving environmental defenders.

SURFACE JAK AND ECO NOW!

Please contact Karapatan Central Luzon II if you possess any information about Jak and Eco’s whereabouts.

[SIGN-ON STATEMENT UPDATE]

As of 6:30 PM today, there have been a total of 374 signatories including 159 responses from National and International Organizations (80 local, 79 international) and 215 Individual signatures (149 local, 66 international).

You can still sign on as an organization and individual on the link below:
SIGN-ON HERE: https://tinyurl.com/SignOn-SurfaceEcoAndJak
STATEMENT with updated signatories: https://www.cecphils.org/sign-on-statement-surface-jak-and-eco/

We also urge the organizations to release their statement of support and solidarity for the safe release of Eco and Jak and use the hashtags:

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Ilang lugar sa Luzon, nasa Signal no. 3 dahil kay ‘Goring’; malalakas na ulan, mararanasan – PAGASA Nakataas na ang Signal No. 3 sa ilang lugar sa Luzon dahil sa bagyong ‘Goring’. Ayon sa state weather bureau PAGASA, malakas na buhos ng ulan at hangin ang i...

AGAPAY ANGELITE
ABOT-PUSONG TULONG

AGAPAY ANGELITE is a network of student volunteers from Holy Angel University (HAU) dedicated to extending help and support to various communities in times of intense crisis. In light of the ongoing onslaught of the Southwest Monsoon (Habagat) flooding several barangays and municipalities in Pampanga, a province currently under state of calamity, AGAPAY ANGELITE has relaunched its Disaster Response and Community Involvement networks.

In collaboration with the Central Luzon Disaster Response Network (CLDRN), the Agapay Angelite is knocking on your generous hearts as we conduct relief operations for our brethren affected by the reeling causes of the super typhoon. Help us attain our initiative by granting proceeds to the specifics below:

For monetary donations:

Crisse Nichole Timbol Cortez
1096 6005 6112
UnionBank

Godwin Pring
0960 413 0690
GCash

Please feel free to message the page or contact Mcgiorge David (09161766543) for any further inquiries.

In Partnership with:
The Angelite
HAU-University Student Council
HAU College Student Council - College of Criminal Justice Education and Forensics
HAU College Student Council - School of Arts and Sciences
HAU College Student Council - School of Business and Accountancy
HAU College Student Council - School of Computing
HAU College Student Council - School of Engineering and Architecture
HAU College Student Council - School of Education
HAU College Student Council - School of Hospitality and Tourism Management
HAU College Student Council - School of Nursing and Allied Medical Sciences
The Access Point
The Caliber
The Concierge
The Enterprise
The Lifeline
The Nexus
The Reflection
The Solution
Bahaghari - HAU
Tindig HAU
Valiant Esports
Rotaract Club of Holy Angel University
Holy Angel University Student Ambassadors
Juris Orbis
Sunlag: The House of Performing and Visual Arts
Society of Angelite Nursing Students
Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants and Auditors - United
Association of Radiologic Technology Students
Philippine Society of Medical Technology Students - HAU Chapter
Hospitality Management Association of the Philippines
League of Tourism Students of The Philippines - HAU Chapter
HAU Psychology Society
Communicator’s League 19
League of English and Language Teachers
Educator’s Guild
Philippine Institute of Industrial Engineers - HAUSC
Philippine Society of Mechanical Engineers - HAU Junior Unit
Institute of Integrated Electrical Engineers of the Philippines - HAU Student Chapter
United Architects of the Philippines Student Auxiliary - HAU Chapter
Institute of Computer Engineers of the Philippines Student Edition - HAU Chapter
Society of Aerospace Engineers of the Philippines - HAU Chapter
Institute of Electronics Engineers of the Philippines - HAU Student Chapter
Management Society
Developer Student Clubs - Holy Angel University
Cybersecurity Intelligence Alliance
League Of Outstanding Programmers
Society of Empowered Religious and Values Educators
Association of General Education Students
CODE GEEKS

SA KABILA NG HAGUPIT, HIHIGIT ANG MALASAKIT.

With more than 232 flooded barangays, 114,340 families, 512,177 individuals, and 3,770 farmers and fishermen affected by the former typhoons and the ongoing onslaught of the Southwest Monsoon (Habagat) in Pampanga, AGAPAY ANGELITE has relaunched its Disaster Response and Community Involvement networks.

Founded in 2020 as a relief operation, Agapay Angelite was established to aid the victims in recovering from the severe flooding they experienced during the onslaught of Typhoon Ulysses. Agapay Angelite sought to collect donations both in-kind and monetary and partnered with the Central Luzon Disaster Response Network to transport and provide assistance kits to the recipients in typhoon-stricken communities in Central Luzon.

The initiative's central tenets—Disaster Response and Community Involvement—have inspired individuals to lay the groundwork for providing a helping hand and a compassionate heart during these difficult times. AGAPAY ANGELITE seeks to extend a helping hand to the underprivileged and communities at large through monetary and in-kind donations and other associated relief activities, with coordinated efforts from Angelite councils, publications, and organizations.

Details regarding donations can be accessed through this link: https://tinyurl.com/3fex789k

PANGASINAN UNDER and

Super Typhoon and enhanced Southwest Monsoon or caused by Typhoon have caused flooding in the province of Pangasinan. As of 03 August 2023 report from NDRRMC, 297 barangays from 31 municipalities and cities have been flooded, affecting a total of 42, 452 families and 203,410 individuals, and an initial report of PhP 3.87 million damage in agriculture.

The municipalities of Calasiao, Sta. Barbara, Mangatarem, and Binmaley, and the city of Dagupan have declared state of calamity with affected barangays and families as follows:

Dagupan City— 31 barangays – 30,070 families with 116,455 individuals
Calasiao— 23 barangays – 13,264 families with 67,398 individuals
Binmaley— 33 barangays – 19,973 families*
Mangatarem— 67 barangays – 10,891 families with 54,453 individuals
Sta.Barbara— 28 barangays - 4,895 families with 24,477 individuals

Other towns with sizable number of affected barangays and families are:

Urbiztondo — 21 barangays – 2,379 families with 11,893 individuals
Aguilar — 11 barangays – 1,800 families with 7,132 individuals

Pannanabangay Umbaley in cooperation with Central Luzon Disaster Response Network will be conducting relief and rehabilitation operations in the province to help our kabaleyans especially the most affected communities and the most vulnerable sectors —farmers, fisherfolk, and urban poor.

Kindly indicate that your intended donation is for Pangasinan.

Jesikyle Marie D.
0999-130-5676

BPI: 0609183009
Adrianne M.

Paypal:
paypal.me/lexoncastillo

Let’s help Central Luzon!

Successive typhoons Egay, Falcon, and its accompanying southwest monsoon or habagat had caused major flooding in residential areas; triggered landslides and road blockages; destroyed homes, food crops and livelihoods; and interrupted clean water and power supply in the Central Plains of Luzon.

These families need hot meals and food survival packs as they repair their devastated homes, and farm inputs to rebuild destroyed food crops.

Solidarity may come in the form of helping us spread our call for help, organizing and mobilizing networks to raise in-kind and cash support, providing spaces for drop off points, and directly donating in any form to our common endeavors to the accounts below.

Jesikyle Marie D.
09991305676

BPI: 0609183009
Adrianne M.

For specific forms of partnership and solidarity please do not hesitate to directly message us at our page.

Thank you!

Outgoing typhoon and the incoming typhoon are causing devastating effects on the livelihoods, homes, and infrastructures in Central Luzon.

Disaster needs and capacity assessments of Central Luzon Disaster Response Network members in the provinces are in progress.

Incoming initial reports in Guimba, Nueva Ecija as of today, July 29, are as follows:

Brgy. Naglabrahan - nearby river overflowed submerging newly transplanted palay affecting at least 100 families.

Brgy. Casungsong - At least 2 hectares of newly transplanted palay were submerged in floodwater affecting the livelihood of at least 150 families.

Brgy. Sta.Ana - Nearby river overflowed reaching community residences flooding several houses. Rice farms are also submerged in floodwater affecting at least a 100 families.

Map Photo credit to: WeatherManila

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Ingat ang lahat

Nov.5, 2022, matagumpay na naisagawa ng Tulong G**o ang Relief Distribution sa mga pampublikong paaralan na matinding nasalanta ng bagyong . Namahagi ang grupo ng mga g**o ng mga Instructional and Learning Materials sa 18 Schools ng Dingalan at 2 Schools ng Nueva Ecija, umabot sa 400 g**o at kanilang mga mag-aaral ang naabutan ng tulong.

*Ang "Tulong G**o" ay programa ng Alliance of Concerned of Teachers na naglalayong tumulong sa mga g**o at bata tuwing may dumarating na kalamidad tulad ng bagyo, lindol, flash floods at maging ang Pandemic na dulot ng Covid19 sa bansa.

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CLDRN had helped 6 community in 4 municipality of Nueva Ecija all in one day, yesterday October 9, 2022, during its Response Program.

Thru the efforts of Bayanihan Alay sa Sambayanan and supported by Tulong Obrero, Sagip Kanayunan, Brigada Kalikasan, Bayanihang Kawani, Tulong Kabataan, and Bayan Muna Partylist, the CLDRN response program were able to serve food support for 800 families or at least 3,500 individuals.

Our region was at the center of the storm and had faced the brunt of Super Typhoon . We are grateful for the immediate support of various organizations that allowed our community partner implementors successful relief operations.

At this point our communities need not only relief but more so, our recovery, and rehabilitation response. We still accept cash and in-kind donations for seeds, farm inputs, and building materials.

For more information you may directly message us and coordinate efforts in the region. Salamat po!

Our region was at the center of the storm and had faced the brunt of Super Typhoon . We thank you for the immediate support that allowed our community partner implementors from Project Lampara to deliver the much needed relief to at least 55 families, or around 253 individuals, all residents of 1st Street, Plaridel 2, Barangay Amsic, Angeles City.

The community evacuated pre-emptively, and they were able to prevent and manage damages as parts of Abacan River overflowed into their homes.

We thank the support of all our partner contributors that made possible our effective response in Nueva Ecija, Tarlac, Zambales, Bulacan, and Aurora. These includes Talakad 4.0 AUF CAS, Project Lampara, Pag-asa (People for Accountable Governance and Sustainable Action) and those individuals that contributes directly to CLDRN.

At this point our communities need not only relief bug more so, our recovery, and rehabilitation response.

We still accept cash and in-kind donations for seeds, farm inputs, and building materials.

For more information you may directly message us and coordinate efforts in the region. Salamat po!

Our region was at the center of the storm and had faced the brunt of Super Typhoon . We thank you for the immediate support that allowed our community partner implementors from Nueva Ecija Community Based Health Program (NECBHP) and Lingap Novo Ecijano to deliver the much needed relief to at least 115 families, all residents of Aduas Sur, Cabanatuan, Nueva Ecija.

We still have more communities in Nueva Ecija, and in Tarlac, Zambales, Bulacan, and Aurora that needs our relief, recovery, and rehabilitation response.

For more information you may directly message us and coordinate efforts in the region. Salamat po!

Super Typhoon has left many of our communities without accessible food and shelter. With our collective effort and support, we can help the most vulnerable of our communities.

We commend and honor first responders and rescuers George Agustin, Troy Justin Agustin, Marby Bartolome, Jerson Ressurecion, and Narciso Calayag Jr., in their brave and honorable work as first responders and emergency rescuers during super typhoon rampage in the province of Bulacan.

We offer, our prayers and condolences to their entire families, collegues and friends.

Kumusta na tayo, after kagabi? May kuryente na ba sa inyo? Gaano ito katagal Nagkaroon ba ng pagbaha o pagguho? Anong immediate relief needs ninyo? Kuwentuhan tayo!

UPDATE: destruction and effects in Nueva Ecija led Governor Umali to put the province in a State of Calamity.

Please support communities in Central Luzon that needs our help.

This is Sta. Cruz, Zambales today, after super typhoon rage last night. The storm had passed but palay and other foodcrops, and houses were destroyed.

Photos are from local disaster response team in the community.

This is Dingalan, Aurora today, after rage last night. Houses, boats, were destroyed by strong winds and rain of the super typhoon.

Photos are from netizen updates.

Salamat volunteers and advocates for the initiatives 👍