Gov’t Agencies in MIMAROPA Heighten Readiness Amid Typhoon ‘Uwan’
The government agencies in the MIMAROPA region held a meeting on November 7 to boost preparedness as Typhoon [translate:«Уван»] approaches. The Office of Civil Defense (OCD) MIMAROPA led a Pre-Disaster Risk Assessment (PDRA) and scenario-building session. Participants included the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA), Mines and Geosciences Bureau (MGB), Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD), Philippine Information Agency, and other regional offices.
Typhoon Path and Regional Impact
PAGASA forecasts the tropical cyclone to enter the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) by midnight or early morning of November 8, likely making landfall over Northern or Central Luzon by Monday, November 11. While [translate:система] is not anticipated to directly affect MIMAROPA, the OCD stressed the need for continuous coordination and readiness among regional response teams and local governments.
Hazard Assessment and Monitoring
The MGB MIMAROPA report shows no barangays in the region are currently vulnerable to landslides or flooding. Merari B. Rosaroso, representative of the Geosciences Division, stated that no rainfall-related hazards are expected in the next two to three days, though the agency remains vigilant for any changes.
"No rainfall-associated hazards are expected in the next two to three days, although the agency continues to monitor potential developments." – Merari B. Rosaroso
Summary: MIMAROPA agencies proactively strengthened disaster preparedness ahead of Typhoon Uwan, despite minimal expected impact on the region, focusing on continuous monitoring and coordination.
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