Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Tuesday, September 25, 2012

Motorcycle Accident at Coastal Road (Sept. 23, 2012)

2 patay, 5 sugatan sa magkakahiwalay na aksidente sa bansa.
In Iloilo, a motorcycle accident at coastal road. ICER responded.


Source: GMA News TV channel 11 Manila Balita Pilipinas

ICER response to a road fight (Sept. 18, 2012)


Source: GMA News TV Channel 11 Manila Balita Pilipinas 

Fire call at top floor of Iloilo Filipino Chinese Sari-Sari Store (Sept.1, 2012)


Tuesday, September 18, 2012

Motor Accident Sept. 16 2012 - Molo, Iloilo City


A motorcycle Accident between a Taxi and a motorcycle. 
The driver survives but the back rider
was injured and immediately rushed to the nearest hospital.
for more info's please check local news.

Saturday, September 15, 2012

Flash flood in Iloilo (9-15-2012)

Heavy rains from 8:15am up to 11:30am. Iloilo City Proper flooded up above the knee. Iloilo City Disaster Risk Reduction Management Office monitored and update media to let the people know. Iloilo CDRRMO / ICER reports from crossing Iznart up to Mabolo in Delgado Street was heavily flooded. The same with the whole stretch of Mabini from Gen. Luna Street up to Iloilo Supermarket.

Drainage system works. But can not handle this non-stop rain from 8:15am up to 11:30am together with the high tide at 11am with 1.24 meters. All flooded areas now slowly subsiding.

This will be a reminders to all. Keep our City clean and always check your drainage are clean and clog-free.


Sunday, September 9, 2012

Pagasa top official leads new Iloilo weather station groundbreaking

ILOILO CITY, Sept 8 (PIA) -- Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) Administrator Dr. Nathaniel Servando yesterday led the groundbreaking ceremony for the construction of a new weather station and doppler radar station in this city to upgrade the government’s weather monitoring system in Western Visayas. 

Servando said the Iloilo Weather Radar Station will be a vital infrastructure in support of disaster risk reduction not only for the province of Iloilo but for the whole region of Western Visayas. 

“This is a very timely and significant occasion as recent extreme weather and climate events demonstrated to us the need for a strong disaster preparedness,” said Servando during the groundbreaking ceremony held at the Department of Agriculture-Western Visayas Integrated Agricultural Research Center (DA-WESVIARC) in Brgy. Buntatala, Jaro here. 

The new facility will be constructed on a vacant lot donated by DA WESVIARC in their compound. It will be equipped with new weather monitoring facilities that include automatic weather stations, brand new basic meteorological equipment, a robust communication system and state-of-the-art Doppler radar station that nwill provide reliable, real time information for monitoring severe weather system, thunderstorms and heavy rains. 

The equipment will also complement existing monitoring systems such as the 12 automated weather stations, 13 automated rain gauges and three water level sensors installed in different areas in the region. It will also be eventually integrated into Project NOAH of the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) which will be accessed real-time online. 

Servando said the Iloilo Radar including the new weather station estimated at about P110 million will be funded under the Disbursement Acceleration Program of the national government to enhance the Doppler radar network for national weather watch, accurate forecasting, and early warning. It is expected to be completed by mid-2013. 

Pagasa already has seven operational radars nationwide and two more located at Tampakan and Aparri which will be operationalized in the coming months. 

Sevando said once completed, the seven-storey Iloilo weather station will also be a significant infrastructure to boost science tourism in the city. 

“Aside from providing real-time weather information, like our radar stations in Tagaytay, Catanduanes and Cebu, the Iloilo facility will be a favorite visiting place for students and even ordinary citizens,” said Servando. 

The Iloilo Weather Station will replace the old weather station that was formerly located at the Old Airport in Mandurriao and temporarily transferred to the Iloilo Sports Complex but was also closed later. 

Also present at the ceremony were Iloilo City Congressman Jerry Trenas, Provincial Administrator Raul Banias, Executive Assistant to the Mayor atty. Eduardo Penaredondo, DOST 6 Director Rowen Gelonga and Department of Agriculture APCO Ruperto Deylusong. (JSC/LAF/PIA 6-Iloilo) 



Source: Philippine Information Agency Iloilo







Saturday, September 1, 2012

2:48am Update Sept. 1, 2012 on Earthquake in the Philippines


As of 2:48am (Sept. 1, 2012) update on the earthquake. A 44 year old female was reported killed and one was injured from a landslide in Cagayan de oro City. Landslide occur Brgy. Lapasan, Cagayan de oro City. All patient was brought to Capitol University Hospital. 

In Brgy. Tablon, Cagayan de oro City, five houses was reported partially damage. All affected families was evacuated. 

Emergency Response Management in affected areas was disseminated advisory on earthquake and tsunami to fax, SMS (text) and website for further dissemination to their respective local Risk Reduction Management Council fro Provincial down to Municipal levels.

DOST-Philvocs is closely monitoring the situation. 

Iloilo City felt intensity V and in Jaro, Iloilo felt intensity III. Level of intensity varies from ground component and height of structure and integrity. 

Tsunami warning was cancelled at 12:10am Sept.1, 2012.



Photo: 95.1 Love Radio Butuan

Photo: Monster Radio BT 105.9 Cebu


Photo: GMA You Scoop

As of 12:10am September 1, 2012 OCD - NDRRMC Tsunami Alert has been lifted


ALL TSUNAMI ALERT HAS BEEN LIFTED - as of 12:10AM of September 2012 via DOST-Philvolcs and OCD-NDRRMC. 

Tinaas at tinanggal na po ang LAHAT ng ALERTO ukol sa TSUNAMI sa SIlangang bahagi ng Kabisayaan, Mindanao.

Asahan ang AFTERSHOCKS o mga paglindol pa rin. Pinag-iingat ang LAHAT.