Standard Operating Procedures

Brief History
The earliest recorded date for the first existence of the Municipality of Nabas was in 1845, when it was a
little village called Alibo, naed after a river, the delta of which it now occupies! "t was part of the vast
territorial extent of the unicipality of "ba#ay in the province of $api%! The people of this Municipality
&"ba#ay' then spo(e two dialects ) in the *estern side which constitute now the unicipality of Nabas,
spo(e our present dialect+ siilar to the one spo(en by the people of Anti,ue, and in the eastern side
which constitutes now the Municipality of "ba#ay, people spo(e the dialect generally used by the people of
ost towns in A(lan!
Aware of the growing population whose dialect and custos differ fro those of the eastern side of the
unicipality, the people of barrio Alibo along with its neighboring barrios of -anaytayon &now Toledo',
.ibon, -a(ilawa &now /nidos', Naao &now 0i%al', 1abangrusan &now /nion' and Nagustan, wor(ed for
their separation to copose a unicipality! "n 1845, the unicipality was fored and naed Navas, after
.overnor Nava of the province of $api% who cae to inspect the area before its creation! 2on Tiburcio
3aangal was recorded the first $apitan or Mayor of the town until 1845!
Nabas has been variably spelled as Navas and Nabas until the Municipal $ouncil passed and approved a
resolution in 1654 adopting Nabas as the official nae of the unicipality!
Brief Socio Economic Profile
Municipality 7 Nabas
-rovince 7 Aklan
0egion 7 VI
8orer Nae 7 Alimbo
$reation 7 1845
Total No! of 9arangays 7 20
$oastal : 11
;andloc(ed : 9
2istance fro $apital Town of 1alibo 7 45 road kilometers
Geography
;ocation 7 Northwestern tip of Panay Island
Approimately at !
11" 4#$ %0& to 11" 5'$ %0& North (atit)de and
121" 51$ %0& to 122" 0'$ %0& *ast (on+it)de
Total ;and Area 7 9,8'2 he-tares or 98.'2 s/. km.
;and /se 7 A+ri-)lt)ral, 0o)rism, 1esidential,
2ommer-ial, Ind)strial, Instit)tional, 0imberland
Mineral 0esources 7 3ili-a, 4an+anese, Iron, 5)ano, 4arble, 3A5
Average annual rainfall 7 10%0 mm.
Ma#or 0ivers 7 Alimbo 1i6er, 5ibon 1i6er,7nidos 1i6er,
8at)an 1i6er and 1i9al 1i6er
-roinent Mountains 7 4t. Pana-ta-an, 4t. 0inay)+a, 4t. P)tol,
4t. :)inabaro+do+, 4t. 8an;ao
People
-opulation 7 %1,052 <N3= 2010>
2ialects 7 Nabasnon, Aklanon, Ilon++o, 0a+alo+, Visaya
<thnic .roup 7 None
Total .rowth 0ate 7 =.51? <1990!2010>
Total No!of >ouseholds &>>' 7 4,%24 <pro;e-ted>
Average person per >> 7 4.91 <N3= 200#>
-overty "ncidence 7 %'.9? <N328 2009>
Education
No! of <leentary ?chools 7 10
No! of -riary ?chools 7 9
No! of ?econdary ?chools 7 '
-ublic : 4
-rivate : 2
No! of 1indergarten ?chools 7 =@
-ublic : 19
-rivate : 4
No! of 2ay $are ?chools 7 29
;iteracy 0ate 7 90.5%?
"n =55A, soe =4,54@ ebers of the Nabas population were five years old and over! Bf this, 1,=15
& 4!65 C' did not coplete any educational level! About @8 percent reached secondary level, and @A
percent had eleentary education! More than four percent have post:secondary education! About four
percent are college undergraduates, and nearly six percent are college graduates!
Table 1. Household Population 5 years old and oer by Highest Educational !ttainment" #$$%
Highest Grade&'ear (ompleted
Both Se)es *ale +emale
Number , Number , Number ,
-opulation 5 years old and over
5,554
85!8@
=,655
88!88
=,444
46!@A
No .rade $opleted 1=8 4!4!4 151 @!48 =5A 4!44
-reschool 444 =!=5 1AA 5!4 1AA !54
<leentary 4,116 @4!@4 =,164 @1!A4 1,8A5 16!5=
1
st
:4
th
.rade @,A=1 @@!51 1,6@4 =4!45 1,5@@ ==!A4
5
th
:4
th
.rade 1,5=1 1=!45 A4@ 18!4= 464 1@!41
.raduate A56 18!4= @88 @=!65 @A1 8!5A
>igh ?chool =,@4@ 1,@45 4A@1 55!46 1,=61 55!A4
/ndergraduate @,445 @4!46 1,488 @5!48 1,A5= @A!@1
.raduate 5,68A 4@!51 @,54@ 44!@= =,644 4=!46
-ostsecondary 1,58A 4!4@ 545 4!44 5== 4!45
/ndergraduate 15 5!6= 5 5!88 5 5!64
.raduate 1,5AA 66!58 545 66!11 51A 66!54
$ollege /ndergraduate 1,55A 4!@1 558 4!51 546 4!4@
Acadeic 2egree >older 1,441 5!8A 45@ 4!A4 8@8 A!54
-ost baccalaureate 8 5!5@= @ 5!5=@ 5 5!54=
Not ?tated =1A 5!88 1=5 5!66 6= 5!A8
3o)r-e@ Aep*d!Nabas
3o)r-e@ 2omp)ted based on the 200# 2ens)s of Pop)lation on ho)sehold pop)lation 5 years old and
o6er by hi+hest +radeByear -ompleted.
Table #. Historical Enrollment by -eel" S' #$1$.1$1/
-eel
#$1$.#$11 #$11.#$1# #$1#.#$1/
Number 0nc & 1ec Number 0nc & 1ec Number 0nc & 1ec
<leentary 5,456 5,651 5,811
?econdary =,856 =,A48 =,58A
Tertiary 5 5 5 5
Doc!ETech 5 5 5 5
Total 2"312 2"%14 2./42
"n =55A, 65 percent of the Nabas population were literate! This increased to 64 percent in =556!
Table /. -iteracy 5ate of Population 5 years old and 6er" by Se)" 'ear #$$%
Population 5 years old and oer
Both Se)es *ale +emale
Number , Number , Number ,
;iterate 4,8@5 85!@1 =,5@5 5=!45 =,=81 44!8@
;iteracy 0ate 64!A6 4A!48 6=!@=
"lliterate 84 4!58 55 4!@6 @4 @!54
Total 3"4#1 121.12 #"52$ 1#3.7% #./1% 13#.74
3o)r-e@ Aep*d! Nabas.
?oe 1,=1@ 2ay $are preschool and 5,651 eleentary pupils are enrolled the 16 public eleentary
schools in Nabas!
There are four national high schools in Nabas, where =,558 students are currently enrolled!
There are no tertiary level educational institutions in Nabas!
Table 3. Enrolment in Public Elementary Schools" Nabas" #$1#
Name of School
Preschool Total Grades 1.7
*ale +emale Total *ale +emale Total
Alibo 9aybay -? 15 1A =A @4 =6 45
9uenafortuna -? 11 14 @5 4A 56 1=4
9uenasuerte <? =@ 14 @6 =15 1A4 @61
.ibon <? =5 =5 55 =16 186 458
>abana -? 1@ =1 @4 A6 A5 154
;aserna <? @6 1A 54 =44 =14 485
;ibertad <? 1@ 1A @5 154 1@4 =65
Magallanes -? 8 5 1@ @@ == 55
Matabana -? 8 1= =5 56 51 115
Nabas <? == =@ 55 46= 4=1 61@
Nagustan <? @4 @@ 46 =55 1A6 @84
-awa -? 5 A 1= 1A 18 @5
-inatuwad -? 15 15 =5 @A =4 4A
0i%al -? == =8 55 85 4A 14A
?olido <? =5 =5 55 =4= =1= 454
Tagororoc -? 1@ 16 @= 6A 61 188
Toledo <? =5 =5 55 =41 168 4@6
/nidos <? @8 =6 4A =6A =4A 544
/nion <? @6 @4 A5 @A5 @15 485
T6T!- /25 /23 %24 /"#$7 #"%35 5"455
3o)r-e@ Aep*d ! Nabas
Table 5. Enrolment in Public Secondary Schools" Nabas" #$1#
Name of School
Number of Students
Male 8eale Total
?olido National >igh ?chool =58 ==5 4A8
Toldeo National >igh ?chool 514 441 655
/nidos National >igh ?chool @15 =65 455
/nion National >igh ?chool @45 @A5 @A5
T6T!- 1"33% 1"/#1
3o)r-e@ Aepartment of *d)-ation, Ai6ision of Aklan
There is soe concern in the 2epartent of <ducation, A(lan 2ivision Bffice about the high dropout rate
in the public schools, especially at the secondary level! The dropout rate in Nabas is about 5 percent!
?chool officials note an increasing nuber of out:of:school youth and a higher incidence of child labor!
The long distance fro hoe to school discourages students fro attending class, and they eventually
drop out of school! The secondary school copletion rate in Nabas is A6!@8 percent! This eans that, on
average, only eight of 15 students eventually graduate fro secondary school!
Table 7. Schools By -eel" Type" +acilities and (ondition" S' #$1#.#$1/
School -ocation
!rea
6ccupied
Type +acilities and (ondition
-ublic -rivate ;ab
?ho
p
;ib $linic $0 -layground
Bthers
?pecif
y
Primary MF
Alibo9aybay
Alibo9ayba
y
=,1A4 G x x x x G G
9uenfortuna 9uenfortuna 1,=41 G x x x x G G
>abana >abana 5,111 G x x x x G G
Magallanes Magallanes @,444 G x x x x G G
Matabana Matabana 1,46@ G x x x x G G
-awa -awa 4,651 G x x x x x G
-inatuwad -inatuwad 5,=44 G x x x x G x
0i%al 0i%al 8,=1= G x x x x G G
Tagaroroc Tagaroroc 4,655 G x x x x G G
*lementary MF
9uenasuerte 9uenasuerte 4,=88 G x x x x G G
$ante
enE
inipa
r(
.ibon .ibon 4,188 G x x x x G G
Mini
%oo
;aserna ;aserna 4,8=@ G x x G x G G
;ibertad ;ibertad @,44A G x x x x G G
Nabas Nabas =4,=855 G x x x G G G
Nagustan Nagustan 5,565 G x x x x G G
?olido ?olido 5,@A5 G x x x x G G
Toledo Toledo 1@,1A5 G x x x x G G Mini
School -ocation
!rea
6ccupied
Type +acilities and (ondition
-ublic -rivate ;ab
?ho
p
;ib $linic $0 -layground
Bthers
?pecif
y
par(
/nidos /nidos 1=,55A G x x x G G G
/nion /nion 4,641 G x x x x G G
3e-ondary MF
?olido N>? ?olido 2 has. G G x x x G x
Toledo N>? Toledo 1@,1A5 G x x x x x G
/nidos N>? /nidos 4,565 G x x x x x G
/nion N>? /nion 1,41= G x x x x x x
3o)r-e@ Aep*d!Nabas
Table %. Student.Teacher and Student.(lassroom 5atio by -eel" S' #$1#.#$1/
Type & -eel
Number of Enrollees Total No.
of
Teachers
Total No. of
(lassrooms
Student.
Teacher
5atio
Student.
(lassroom
5atio
*ale +emale Total
-rivate
<leentary @5 =@ 5@ 4 4 1571 1571
?econdary 444 45A 65@ =4 =1 4571 4571
-ublic
<leentary @,@64 @,51@ 4,45A 15= 145 85=716 8=5716
?econdary 1,@54 1,=14 =,5A5 A1 44 14674 =5674
3o)r-e@ Aep*d
Table 2. Pro8ected (lassroom" Teacher 5e9uirement in Public Schools by -eel
-eel
Planning Period
'ear 1 'ear # 'ear / 'ear 3 'ear 5 'ear 1$
Pro;e-ted
*nrollment
<leentary 4,A46 4,684 A,554 A,4@A A,4@8 A,@=@
?econdary =,8A4 @,5A@ @,=64 @,5@1 @,45A 4,145
2lassrooms
<leentary 145 14@ 1A5 1A8 184 168
?econdary 14 =5 =5 =6 @1 @A
0ea-her
<leentary 14= 145 1AA 184 16= =5@
?econdary 8=1 =5 @5 @4 @8 4=
Economy
"ncoe $lassification 7 4
th
2lass as of 4ay 2001
Municipal 0evenue &;ast @ preceding years'
8H =515 7 P 52,8#5,'41.50
8H =556 7 P 4','49,'''.#1
8H =558 7 P 41,294,489.#9
Total Nuber of ;abor 8orce 7 10,95%
/neployent 0ate 7 1#.%?
<lectricity -rovider 7 Aklan *le-tri- 2ooperati6e <AC*(2=>
"ndustry and $oerce 7 Power 5eneration, :)arryin+B4inin+, 0o)rism,
4er-handisin+, 0ele-omm)ni-ations, Darmin+,
Dishin+, 2otta+e Ind)stry, *d)-ational Da-ilities,
*ntertainment
Housing
No! of >ousehold ) A, =14
2oubled:/p >ouseholds ) 1,5A@
Total no! of ownership of the >ouse ) 4,555
Total no! of ownership of the land ) =,66@
Tenant :545
>eirs ) 1, A44
"nforal settlers : 551
(ommunication
-hone copanies 7 Panay 0elephone 2ompany, 3mart, 5lobe, 3)n,
0ele-om, (iberty 0ele-omm)ni-ations, 12PI
$able copanies 7 Calibo 2able 0ele6ision
"nternet provider 7 Calibo 2able 0ele6ision, Pantel-o
Tourist !ttractions and -andmar:s
1! $old ?prings ) 9arangays;aserna, >abana, Tagororoc, -awa
=! -ristine rainforest ) 9arangays-awa, Tagororoc, ;aserna, .ibon, Toledo, Nagustan,
9uenafortuna, Matabana and Magallanes
@! =1:(iloeter long coastline ) 9arangays /nion, 0i%al, /nidos, ;ibertad, >abana, .ibon,
Toledo, Nagustan, 9uenasuerte, -oblacion, Alibo9aybay
4! $aves ) 9asangcave, Tolingon cave, Trenchera cave
5! ;upo:lupowetlands ) 9arangay /nion
4! 8alls ) -awafalls, Tagubtub falls, Magsulong falls, ?ualaysay falls, "gpangi falls,
?a(aan falls, Tagororoc falls, Magiro( falls, Bbson falls, Tuhaw falls, 1ipot falls
A! .ibon river for (aya(ing )9arangay ;aserna and.ibon
8! Atug fishing ethod ) 9arangay 0i%al
6! 2iving spot ) ?ubongcogon diving point, 9arangay /nidos
15! Monuents ) 0i%alonuent, Deterans shrine
11! 0esorts and 0ecreation ) 9asang $old ?pring, >uro:huro $old ?pring, Manyu(o
A,ua 0esort, 8ern Dalley 0esort, Mango 0iders 9each $lub, 9lue:orange Dille, /nion
1ite 9oarding, Alphaland9oracay .ateway and -olo $lub &under developent'
Health +acility
No! of >ealth /nit 7 1
No! of 9arangay >ealth ?tation 7 A
No! of ;ying:in clinics 7 4
5 Leading causes of mortality <201%>
1! -neuonia
=! $erebral Throbosis
@! $ancer&all (inds'
4! $B-2 &$hronic Bbstructive -ulonary 2isease'
5! $ongestive >ealth 8ailure
5 Leading causes of morbidity <201%>
1! A/0" &colds, cough, tonsillitis, otitis edia, pharyngitis,
sinusitis'
=! *ounds &all fors'
@! ?(in diseases &"petigo, -ustules, ?cabies, Allergy,
<c%e, 8ungi, $arburcle, ?eborric, $ontact 2eratitits,
;upus <rytheatous, furuncle'
4! A;0" &-neuonia, -neuonitis, 9ronchitis, 9ronchial
astha, ;arynxgitis'
5! >-N &>ypertension'
(urrent 1eelopment Pro8ects 0nitiated by the Priate Sector
1! <stablishent of 55:Megawatt *ind -ower -ro#ect in 9arangay -awa by -etro .reen <nergy
$orporation! "t started developent in May =51@ with the rehabilitation of the /nidos:-awa
barangay road! Approxiate investent is placed at I 1=5 illion!
=! <xpansion and oderni%ation of the $aticlan Airport in 9arangay /nion into a world:class
international airport under a -ublic -rivate -artnership &---' with the governent! The pro#ect is
underta(en by ?an Miguel $orporation &?M$' under its subsidiary copany Trans:Aire >oldings
2evelopent $orporation &TA>2$'! "t is said that it will be copleented with other
establishents such as =5,555 capacity $onvention $enter, 5,555:roo hotel, restaurants, alls
and other aenities! The pro#ect started its earth wor(s in 8ebruary =51@!
@! 2evelopent of a -olo $lub and "nternational 0esidences in 9arangay /nion by Alphaland
$orporation! The pro#ect started developent wor(s during the last ,uarter of =511, but they
stopped developent soetie in id =51=! To date the pro#ect has not reopened its ground
developent wor(s!
<Prepared by the =ffi-e of the 4)ni-ipal Plannin+ and Ae6elopment 2oordinator <4PA2>. 7pdated
E)ne%0, 201%>
10S!STE5 50S; 5E1<(T06N !N1 *!N!GE*ENT !N1 (6NT0NGEN(' P-!N
0. 0ntroduction
Nowadays, disasters have been eventuating in the country ore regularly, fre,uently and of unanticipated
agnitude ended up with worse ipact, devastating daages and ore sufferings hapering lives of the
people! *e cannot deny the fact that we are now experiencing drastic weather conditions causing
ipending flooding and landslides in different parts of *estern Disayas, and the whole country as well!
?oeties, earth,ua(es and treors are also experienced since there is said to be an active fault line,
the Tablas fault, traversing within the unicipality! This disaster preparedness plan was given aple
priority!
The botto:line of these worst phenoenon, though it is natural, is the eergence of cliate change! "t is
not only a local issue but it caused alar globally!
9eing prepared ost of the tie will be the (ey in saving lives of the coon people! The Municipal 0is(
0eduction and Manageent -lan was forulated to be the factor in establishing 2isaster resilient and
cliate change adaptive vicinity!
The accoplishent of 200M plan intends to provide the ;./ and its people the (nowledge to analy%e
vulnerability and assess ris(! Thereby paving way in achieving (ey results and fruitful corresponding
activities under the four&4' aspects which are 1' preventing and itigation+ =' -reparedness+ @'
0esponse+ and 4' 0econstruction and rehabilitation!
The 200M -lanJs four &4' aspect and its contents will be the ;./Js basis in utili%ing ;200M 8und ) the
law re,uires the to forulate coprehensive 200M -lan as basis for the disburseent of the fund
&-aragraph 1 or ?ec! =1 of 0A 151=1'
=0S06N
A disaster resilient counity where people living ade,uately through its growing econoy!
*0SS06N
A disaster threat prepared K participative counity through iediate and effective response initiated
by its responders!
00. (oncept
This plan ebraces all conceivable contingencies in a worst:case scenario and all possible progras of
actions a(ing use of all available resources both governental and private! Adopting the concept and
ideals of the -rovincial 2isaster 0is( 0eduction and Manageent $ouncil, this plan also ais to develop
self:reliance by prooting and encouraging the spirit of self:help and utual assistance aong the local
officials and their constituents!
As one local political and adinistrative unit of the country, the local governent of Nabas shall utili%e all
available resources in the iediate area axii%ing the capacity and support of local sources both
governental and private before as(ing for assistance fro neighboring unit or higher authority!
*hile it is andated that disaster preparedness is of national and local responsibility and concern, it is
understood that effectiveness and efficacy of the Municipal 2isaster 0is( 0eduction and Manageent
$ouncil will depend largely on the s(ills, resources, involveent and the spirit of volunteeris of private
organi%ation and the general public in the local counity!
To this goal, capability building and enhanceent activities, training courses, siulation and drills shall be
conducted at all levels to ensure precision, spontaneity, and efficiency in the preparation, itigation,
response and rehabilitation progras of the M200M$!
000. 6rgani>ation
This plan presents aong others the coposition and responsibilities of the unicipal organi%ation for
eergencies, the organi%ation that will provide the vehicle for a concern and coordinated disaster control
effort fro the barangay level! /nder this plan, the Municipal 2isaster 0is( 0eduction and Manageent
$ouncil &M200M$' shall exercise direction and control to local eergency operations! The council shall
coordinate the support activities in disaster anageent through this organi%ational arrangeent of local
offices, agencies and organi%ations! "t shall li(ewise provide top executive anageent and control over
ulti:office types of disaster:stabili%ation operations!
The functional relationship between the $ouncil and the cast unitsEagencies of the governent shall be
such that the different offices and agencies extend supportEassistance to the M200M$!
The Municipal 2isaster 0is( 0eduction and Manageent $ouncil &M200M$' shall be coposed of the
following per <xecutive Brder No! LLL : =514 with their respective duties and function7 to wit7
$hairan ? Hon. @!*ES =. S6-!N6'" Municipal Mayor
Dice $hairan 7 Hon. 56*E6 *. 1!-0S!', Municipal Dice Mayor
$o:Dice $hairan 7 Hon. STEPHEN A. B6-0=!5, ;n9 -resident
Mebers7
*r. 1HEN *. 56B<E56 : Mun! 2isaster 0is( 0eduction K Mgt! Bfficer
Engr. @6H!NN ;EN =. @<G<!N : Mun! -lanning K 2evJt! $oordinator
*rs. (65!A6N E. T!'(6 : M?*2BE.ender and 2evelopent &.A2' 8ocal -erson
1r. NEN<(! *. !-B! : Municipal >ealth Bfficer
*r. B!S0-06 T. *!T06NG : Municipal Agriculturist
Engr. 56@E1' !. (!ST56 : Municipal <ngineer
*rs. @6SEPH0NE (. S!B!N16 : Municipal 9udget Bfficer
*rs. +E !B!'6N.*!5!S0G!N : -ublic ?chools 2istrict ?upervisor" 2ep<d
Nabas
P(0NSP !5N6-0T6 !. -!G<E5T! : $hief of -olice, -N- Nabas
S+6# 56N!-1 (. 5ET650!N6 : Municipal 8ire Marshall, 98- "ba#ay
*r. G616+5E16 !. 106N0S06: -resident, Nabas Transport Association,"nc!
*rs. E5N! 6. T<P!S : -resident, *orld Dision 2evelopent 8oundation, "nc!
*r. (!5' B. S0*B!@6N : -resident, -hilippine .uardians 9rotherhood "nc! &-.9"'
*rs. E-E6N65 *. GE56' : A9ANT< A(lan, "nc!
1uties and 5esponsibilities of the *155*(. The M200M$ shall have the following functions7
&1' Approve, onitor and evaluate the ipleentation of the ;200M-s and regularly review and
test the plan consistent with other national and local planning progras+
&=' <nsure the integration of disaster ris( reduction and cliate change adaptation into local
developent plans, progras and budgets as a strategy in sustainable developent and
poverty reduction+
&@' 0ecoend the ipleentation of forced or preeptive evacuation of local residents, if
necessary+ and
&4' $onvene the local council once every three &@' onths or as necessary!
1isaster 6peration (enter C16(D. There shall also established an operating facility to be (nown as the
2isaster Bperations $enter &2B$' which is located at the Municipal 9uilding and an alternate 2B$
located at the Municipal -olice Bffice coplete with counication syste and rescue operations
e,uipent where activities in the field will be onitored and controlled! "n this 2B$ there shall be
stationed staff eleents coposed of the following7 "ntelligence and 2isaster Analysis /nit, -lans and
Bperations /nit, the 0esource /nit and the ?ecretariat coposed of the Technical *or(ing .roup of the
<ergency -reparedness 0esource $enter!
ST!++ E-E*ENTS
C1D 0NTE--0GEN(E E 10S!STE5 !N!-'S0S <N0T
$hairan 7 *r. 1HEN *. 56B<E56, 200MB
Mebers 7
1! Hon. STEPHEN A. B6-0=!5" ;n9 -res!
=! *r. *!5; P. A!-10=!5
@! *r. 56N!-1 T. 56G!N" @5." M;.BB
4! (0NSP !5N6-0T6 !. -!G<E5T!" $B-, -N- Nabas
C#D P-!NS !N1 6PE5!T06N!- <N0T?
$hairan7 Hon. +-6(HEBE- !NN P!S(<!" $hair, $oittee on 0ules, ;aws, Brdinances K
;egal Matters
Mebers 7
1! Hon. STEPHEN A. B6-0=!5, ;n9 -res!
=! *r. 1HEN *. 56B<E56" 200MB
@! !-- Punong Barangays
C/D 5ES6<5(E <N0T
$hairan7 Hon. AEN!01! (EA!5, $hair, $oittee on 9udget, Appropriation K 8inance
Mebers 7
1! *rs. +E-<*0-0! 1. *!5T05EA" Municipal Treasurer
=! *r. ;EN !. H0N!-!6" Municipal Accountant
@! *rs. TESS0E P. EST0*!16" Asst! Mun! Treas!
4! *rs. !-*! 5!N6" 0ep!, M?*2B
C3D SE(5ET!50!T
$hairan 7 *rs. 5EF0E G. +-65ES" ?ecretary to the ?9
Mebers7
1! *rs. *!. S6-0T! A. G<A*!N, <xecutive ?ecretary
=! *r. '<- 1. =0--!N<E=!, -lanning Bfficer """
@! *s. H!'1EE 1E-! (5<A, $oputer Bperator
1uties and 5esponsibilities of Staff Elements. The staff eleents shall perfor the following functions7
a' 0ntelligence and 1isaster !nalysis <nit! <valuates inforation and advises the eber
agencies of the M2$$ of the ipending disaster a(es recoendations on how to prevent
disaster andEor suggest precautionary easures to inii%e the effects of disaster, subits
recoendations for allocation of needed resources and prepares appropriate recoendations
to proper authorities of possible declarations of the existence of a ?tate of $alaity in affected
areas+
b' Plans and 6perations <nit! 2eterines courses of action to be ta(en based on
recoendations of the "ntelligence and 2isaster Analysis unit, deterines the type of ?ervice
/nits to be utili%ed in the disaster area, recoends ipleentation of existing plans, aintains
andEor supervise progress of operations and deterine the necessity of utili%ing additional service
units and prepares appropriate reports upon deterination of operations!
c' 5esource <nit! /nderta(es a survey of urgent ites needed in helping the victis of disaster
and calaities as well as gathers the necessary statistics on resources such as food, clothing,
construction aterials, edical supplies, transportation and other rehabilitations ites!
d' Secretariat. "t shall iediately underta(e iediate onitoring of the agnitude of the disaster
on the areas and population affected+ daages to agricultural crops, fisheries and livestoc(+
daage to infrastructures, lifelines and structures and daage to public utilities!
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1! *s. -E506 S. (!ST56, Nurse "
=! *rs. E=! T!'T!'6N, Nurse "DE 2B> 0epresentative
@! *rs. B501GET S. 6T!'1E" 0ural ?anitary "nspector
4! *rs. 5E*E106S P!-6*!T!" -resident 8ederation of 9>*, Nabas $hapter
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=! !-- Punong Barangays
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1! 5ep." Emergency 5esponder& =olunteers
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=! @6B 651E5 Personnel" Bffice of the Mayor
1uties and 5esponsibilities of Tas: Serice <nit! The tas( service unit shall have the following
functions7
a' Health Serice! -rotect and preserve life through health and edical care of the populace and
proper edical aid and provisions of edical facilities, and inii%e casualties through proper
inforation and obili%ation of all edical resources!
b' Transportation and Eacuation Serice! -rovide transport facilities needed by disaster action
agencies iediately prior to, during and after an eergency or a calaity!
c' (ommunication" Garning and Public 0nformation Serice! -rovide, operate and aintain
continuous and reliable counications and ade,uate warning syste throughout the period of
ipending andEor existing disaster and calaities!
d' Search and 5escue Serice! .ain access to and reove persons fro iediate areas of
daage structure, utili%e and facilities!
e' Eacuation Serice! $onduct forced or preeptive evacuation of local residents, if necessary
and provide evacuation of victis with lateral coordination with transportation service tea and to
see to it that the victis will be systeatically and tiely evacuated to the evacuation areas in
order to inii%e loss of life, confusion during oveents and neglect of vital needs!
f' 5elief and 5ehabilitation Serice! -rovide relief goodsEassistance, arranges for supervises the
construction of teporary shelter, coordinate with other agencies in integrating relief and
rehabilitation progra!
g' Police Serice !u)iliary! Assist the -N- in the aintenance of peace and order and the
safeguard of essential facilities during war or national disaster and eergency!
h' +ire Serice !u)iliary! Assist existing fire departent on fire control and prevention!
i' Public information Serice! -rovide accurate inforation and instruction to civilian population
arising fro natural or anade disaster!
*r. 1HEN *. 56B<E56 is the designated Municipal 2isaster 0is( 0eduction and Manageent Bfficer
of the Municipality of Nabas per <xecutive Brder No! LLL:=514 issued on LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL
+unctions of the local disaster ris: reduction and management officer
1! 2esign, progra and coordinate disaster ris( reduction and anageent activities consistent
with the National $ouncilJs standards and guidelines+
=! 8acilitate and support ris( assessents and contingency planning activities at the local level+
@! $onsolidate local disaster ris( inforation which includes natural ha%ards, vulnerabilities, and
cliate change ris(s and aintain a local ris( ap+
4! Brgani%e and conduct training, orientation, and (nowledge anageent activities on disaster ris(
reduction and anageent at the local level+
5! Bperate a ulti:ha%ard early warning syste, lin(ed to disaster ris( reduction to provide accurate
and tiely advice to national or local eergency response organi%ations and to the general
public, through diverse ass edia, particularly radio, landline counications, and
technologies for counication within rural counities+
4! 8orulate and ipleent a coprehensive and integrated ;200M- in accordance with the
national, regional and provincial fraewor(, and policies on disaster ris( reduction in close
coordination with the local developent councils &;2$s'+
A! -repare and subit to the local sanggunian through the ;200M$ and the ;2$ the annual
;200MB -lan and budget, the proposed prograing of the ;200M8, other dedicated disaster
ris( reduction and anageent resources, and other regular funding sourceEs and budgetary
support of the ;200MBE9200M$+
8! $onduct continuous disaster onitoring and obili%e instruentalities and entities of the ;./s,
$?Bs, private groups and organi%ed volunteers, to utili%e their facilities and resources for the
protection and preservation of life and properties during eergencies in accordance with existing
policies and procedures+
6! "dentify, assess and anage the ha%ards, vulnerabilities and ris(s and ay occur in their locality+
15! 2isseinate inforation and raise public awareness about those ha%ards, vulnerabilities and
ris(s, their nature , effects, early warning signs and counter easures+
11! "dentify and ipleent cost:effective ris( reduction easuresEstrategies+
1=! Maintain a database of huan resource, e,uipent, directories, and location of critical
infrastructures and their capacities such as hospitals and evacuation centers+
1@! 2evelop, strengthen and operationali%e echaniss for partnership or networ(ing with the
private sector, $?Bs and volunteer groups+
14! Ta(e all necessary steps on a continuing basis to aintain, provide, or arrange the provision of,
or to otherwise a(e available, suitably )trained and copetent personnel for effective civil
defense and disaster ris( reduction and anageent in its area+
15! Brgani%e, train, e,uip and supervise the local eergency response teas and the A$2Ds,
ensuring that the huanitarian aid wor(ers are e,uipped with basic s(ills to assist others to
breastfeed+
14! 0espond to and anage the adverse effects of eergencies and carry out recovery activities in
the affected area , ensuring that there is an efficient echanis for iediate delivery of food,
shelter and edical supplies for woen and children, endeavour to create a special place where
internally:displaced others can find help with breastfeeding, feed and care for their babies and
give support to each other+
1A! *ithin its area, proote and raise public awareness of and copliance with this Act and
legislative provisions relevant to the purpose of this Act+
18! ?erve as the secretariat and executive ar of the ;200M$+
16! $oordinate other disaster ris( reduction and anageent activities+
=5! <stablish lin(ageEnetwor( with other ;./s for disaster ris( reduction and eergency response
purposes+
=1! 0ecoend through the ;200M$ the enactent of local ordinances consistent with the
re,uireents of this Act+
==! "pleent policies, approved plans and progras of the ;200M$ consistent with the policies
and guidelines laid down in this Act+
=@! <stablish a -rovincialE$ityEMunicipalE9arangay 2isaster 0is( 0eduction and Manageent
Bperations $enter+
=4! -repare and subit, through the ;200M$ and the ;2$, the report on the utili%ation of the
;200M8 and other dedicated disaster ris( reduction and anageent resources to the local
$oission on Audit &$BA', copy furnished the regional director of the B$2 and the ;ocal
.overnent Bperations Bfficer of the 2";.+ and Act on other atters that ay be authori%ed by
the ;200M$!
*GB !ssessment
9arangay Alibo:9aybay, 9uenavista, -oblacion are not susceptible to landslide!
9arangay 0i%al, ?olido, Tagororoc, /nidos, and /nion have no susceptibility to landslide at the
barangay proper but have sitios, puro(s, or bounding slopes with varying degrees of landslides
susceptibility rating!
Three &@' barangays naely7 9uenasuerte, ;ibertad and Nagustan have low susceptibility to
landslide
?ix &4' barangays, which include 9uenafortuna, .ibon, Magallanes, Matabana, -inatuad, and
Toledo are oderately susceptible to landslide ha%ard!
9arangays >abana, ;aserna, and -awa are highly susceptible to landslide!
Table 1. 5esults of -andslide !ssessment of the barangays

Barangay
Name
-andslide
Susceptibility 5ating
5emar:s& 5ecommendations
1 >abana High Monitor progress and observe for presence of ass
oveent &e!g! landslides, tension crac(s'!
Bbserve for rapid increaseEdecrease in cree(Eriver water
levels, possibly accopanied by increased turbidity!
Bbserve for sun(en or displaced road surfaces!
"dentify relocation site for residents living at -uro( = and @
&coastal area'!
$onstant counication and updates with 9rgy! .ibon
on geoha%ard situation!
= ;aserna High Monitor progress and observe for presence of ass
2evelop an early warning deviceEsyste!
"dentify evacuation site!
level, possibly accopanied by increased turbidity!
Bbserve for saturated group or seeps in areas that are
not typically wet!
$onstant counication and updates with 9arangay
Toledo on geoha%ard situation!
@ -awa High Monitor and observe for presence of ass oveent
&e!g! landslide, tension crac(s'!
Bbserve for saturated group or seeps in areas that are
not typically wet!
4 9uenafortuna *oderate Monitor progress and observe for presence of ass
oveent &e!g! landslides, tension crac(s, particularly at
?itio Minuro'!
"dentify relocation site for residents at ris( of landslide at
?itio Minuro!
5 Toledo *oderate Bbserve for rapid increaseEdecrease in cree(Eriver water
"dentify relocation site for residents living at ?itio -utol!
$onstant counication and updates with 9rgy!
Nagustan on geoha%ard situation!
Training on 2isaster -reparedness and Mitigation for
92$$ is recoended
4 .ibon *oderate Monitor progress and observe for presence of ass
oveent &e!g! landslides, tension crac(s' at ?itio -ooc!
"dentify evacuation site for residents living at ?itio -ooc!
$onstant counication and updates with 9rgy! Toledo
A Magallanes *oderate Monitor progress and observe for presence of ass
"dentify evacuation site
8 Matabana *oderate at Barangay
ProperH High at Sitio
Balingi
Monitor progress and observe for presence of ass
6! -inatuad *oderate at Barangay
ProperH High at Sitio
Patotnog
15 9uenasuerte -oI Training on 2isaster -reparedness and Mitigation for
Barangay
Name
-andslide
Susceptibility 5ating
5emar:s& 5ecommendations
92$$ is highly recoended
11 Nagustan -oI Monitor progress of ass oveent &e!g! landslides,
tension crac(s'!
$onstant counication and updates with 9rgy!
9uenasuerte on geoha%ard situation!
Training on 2isaster -reparedness and Mitigation for
92$$ is recoended!
1= ;ibertad -oI at barangay
ProperH high at Puro:
#
"dentify relocation site for residents living at -uro( = near
;ibertad 0iver!
$onstant counication and updates with 9rgy! >abana
1@ 9uenavista None
14 -oblacion None
15 0i%al None at barangay
ProperH *oderate at
Sitio *olada
oveent!
14 ?olido None at barangay
ProperH High for
slopes bounding
barangay
oveent &e!g! landslides, tension crac(s!
2evelop an early warning deviceEsyste! "dentify
evacuation site!
Bbserve for saturated ground or seeps in areas that are
not typically wet!
(onsider possible relocation of residents liing at
foot slopes Chighly Ieathered roc:sD.
0dentify relocation site of Solido National High School
Can actie landslide affected a classroom during the
onset of Typhoon +ran: on @une #$$2D.
!ctiate B1((.
1A Tagororoc None at brgy properH
moderate at Sitio
Tabtaba
2evelop an early warning deviceEsyste! "dentify
evacuation site!
Bbserve for saturated ground or seeps in areas that are
not typically wet!
18 /nidos None at brgy properH
moderate at Sitios
Tagubtob"
SumugaIsaI"
Pongco:" and Banlag.
oveent!
Bbserve for rapid increaseEdecrease in cree( water levels,
possibly accopanied by increased turbidity!
16 Alibo:
9aybay
None
=5 /nion None at brgy properH
moderate at Sitio
(anyugan
oveent!
"n ters of flood susceptibility, the twenty &=5' barangays experience varying degrees of flooding! The
results are as follows7
Table #. 5esults of +lood !ssessment of the Barangays
Barangay 5emar:s 5ecommendation
Alibo
9aybay
Moderately turbid flash flood is very
coon!
>igh flood depth of M1 seasonally
occurs!
$oastal flooding and stor surge are
2evelop an early warning
deviceEsyste!
Bbserve for rapid increaseEdecrease in
cree(Eriver water levels of Alibo:
coon at -uro(s 5, 4, and A! 9aybay 0iver, possibly accopanied by
increased turbidity!
$onsider possible relocation of
residents affected by coastal flooding
and stor surge at -uro(s 5, 4, and A!
9uenafortuna 8lash flood with high turbidity is very
coon!
Moderate flood level of 5!5:1 occurs
seasonally affecting the barangay proper
and -uro( 5!
deviceEsyste!
cree(Eriver water levels of Tubangao
and "nawitan $ree(s, possibly
accopanied by increased turbidity!
residents at ris( of flashflood
9uenasuerte 8lash flood with low turbidity is coon in the
area! ?itio ;uapas is susceptible to
stor surge ha%ard! !
deviceEsyste!
cree(Eriver water levels, possibly
"dentify relocation site for residents
affected by stor surge who are living
at ?itio ;uapas!
$onstant counication and updates
with 9rgy! -oblacion on geoha%ard
situation!
Training on 2isaster -reparedness
and Mitigation for 92$$ is highly
recoended
9uenavista Moderately turbid flash flood is coon!
Moderate to high flood depths ranging
fro 5!5 to M1 occur seasonally!
Bverflowing of Alibo 0iver results to
1:day flood duration causing oderate
to high flood depths specifically at ?itio
"raya and affecting low:lying ricefields!
Bbserve for rapid increaseEdecrease
in cree(Eriver water levels of Alibo
0iver, possibly accopanied by
$onstant counication and updates
with 9rgy! Magallanes and ?olido on
geoha%ard situation!
$lear clogged drainages! "prove
drainage syste!
.ibon 8lash flood with low turbidity is coonly
experienced at the barangay!
;ow flood depth of N5!5 rarely affects
the area!
-rovision for flood itigation in
affected areas in ?itio ?aid = is
recoended!
and Mitigation for 92$$ is li(ewise
highly recoended
>abana 8lash flood with low turbidity coonly
affects at the barangay! Moderate flood
depth of 5!5:1 rarely occurs!
;aserna 8lash flood with oderate turbidity
coonly affects ?itio -utol!
-rovision for flood itigating structures
&e!g! di(es' along river is
recoended!
Brgani%ation and training on 2isaster
-reparedness and Mitigation for 92$$
is li(ewise highly recoended!
;ibertad 8lash flood with low turbidity is coon
due to overflow of ;ibertad 0iver,
affecting about 15 houses and ricefields!
!
155 households along coast and the
barangay hall are affected by stor
surge during strong typhoons!
0einforce flood itigating easures
&di(es' along ;ibertad 0iver!
affected residents
Magallanes Moderate flood depth of 5!5:1 occurs
seasonally!
8lash flood with oderate turbidity is
coon!
Matabana >igh flood depth of M1 is seasonally
experienced at ?itio "raya!
>ighly turbid flash flood is very coon!
Nagustan 8lash flood coonly affects the
barangay! ?tor surge ha%ard threatens
about 155 houses along the coast,
-uro(s = and @, and ?itio Agpusong due
to siltation fro silica ines!
and Mitigation for 92$$ is
recoended!
-awa None
-inatuad Moderate to high flood levels ranging
fro 5!5 to M1 affect the barangay
during rainy season!
coonly experienced in the area!
0iver erosion &along Alibo 0iver'
threatens the rice fields and plantations!
deviceEsyste! "dentify evacuation site
for ?itio -atotnog!
cree(Eriver water levels of Alibo
0iver, possibly accopanied by
-oblacion >igh flood depth of M1 seasonally
affects 9rgy! -oblacion!
Moderately turbid flash flood is coon!
$oastal flooding and stor surge
ha%ards occur at -uro( 5, 4, and A!

deviceEsyste!
water levels of cree(s bounding the
barangay, possibly accopanied by
0i%al 8lash flood with oderate turbidity rarely
occurs at the barangay!
?itio Molada is affected by flood due to
stor surge and high tide!
?olido >igh flood depth &M1' seasonally
occurs, ostly during continuous heavy
rainfall!
coonly experienced by the barangay!
deviceEsyste!
cree(Eriver water levels of Alibo 0iver
and -anyao $ree(, possibly
accopanied by increased turbidity
Tagororoc Moderate flash flood depth &5!5:1' with
high turbidity is very coonly
Toledo Moderate flood depth of 5!5:1 rarely
occurs!
8lash flood with low turbidity is coon
along .ibon 0iver at ?itio -utol!
-rovision for flood itigation along
.ibon 0iver is recoended!
/nidos ;ow flood depth &N5!5' is seasonally
?tor surge is coon during typhoon!
/nion None ;ow flood depth &N5!5' is
seasonally experienced at the barangay!
?tor surge is coon during typhoon
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2evice 0ain coat 4
?pade 5
>elet 4
*histles 16
Mas( 5
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$hargeable light 15
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Republic of the Philippies
Province of Aklan
MUNICIPALITY OF NABAS
PROPOSED 5 % CALAMITY FUND UTILIZATION PROGRAM 2014
Budget Year: 2014
Estiated !otal "#$ Budget %&
'alait( )und: 3,365,051.93
A!"#$
C!%&'
P(!)(*+', P(!-&$', A$./.$.&' D&'(.0$.!# MOOE C*0.$*1 O"$1*2 T!$*1 A+!"#$
Pre*disaster preparedness progra +,0&- 2./%%.%/01/%
!rainings and 2einars

/%0.000100
Production of inforation3education3 capaign aterials

/%.000100
Procureent of %0 45A generator set

%00.000100
6isaster response supplies

100.000100
2ervice vehicle +ulti*purpose-

7/%.000100
Procureent of 8elding achines

/0.000100
9nsurance for rescue volunteers

10%.000100
Purchase of rescue e:uipents like fibre ladder. chainsa8. ropes. etc

240.%/01/%
;uick response fund for relief and recover( operation 1.007.%1%1%<
)ood supplies e=pense
Aid to disaster victi
>edicine supplies
)uel. oil. lubricants
>iscellaneous E=penses
!?!A"
P30
3,365,051.93
Approved:
4AMES 5. SOLANOY
M"#. D.'*'$&( R.'6 R&%"$.!# 7 M)$. O88.&(9
D&'.)#*$& >unicipal >a(or
6ate: April ,. 2014 6ate: April ,. 2014
SE!5(H !N1 5ES(<E P-!N
0. Purpose
2uring the occurrence of calaities &typhoon, landslides, flooding, etc!', the M200M Bffice of ;./ )
Nabas ais to respond, as iediate as it could, to persons and or failies who are in necessity to be
transferred to another place : to the safer ones! This ob#ective is to a(e certain that %ero casualty,
thereby inii%ing unnecessary loss of lives during the very incidence of the said catastrophe!
The Municipal Mayor who is the $hairperson of the M200M$ is authori%ed to obili%e any portion of
2isasterE<ergency -lan to respond and recover fro the effects of disastersE eergencies or the
iinent threat of a disasterEeergency! The Municipal 2isaster 0is( 0eduction and Manageent -lan
shall becoe autoatically operational upon a declaration of a disaster by the ?angguniang 9ayan thru
the recoendation of the M200M$ pursuant to 0A 151=1!
00. !rea (oerage
This will cover the whole twenty &=5' barangays of Nabas, given their strategic location!
000. =ulnerable !reas" and Population at 5is:s
Through this plan, &a' population at ris(s at vulnerable area&s' such as those living in low:lying lands,
along riverban(s, shorelines, esteros, canals and in and under slope areas which are prone to landslides+
&b' people with special needs such as elderly, children, infants, pregnant woen and persons with
disability, and their locations+ and &c' poorly constructed houses and facilities will be identified so the
;./: Nabas as well as the M200M Bffice be prepared and ore responsive in ties of the occurrence
of calaities!
0=. Early Garning and !lert System
a! Source of Garnings and !lerts. 9ulletins and Advisories7 *here technology allows &e!g! typhoons
and floods', warning 9ulletins and Advisories ay be issued by the relevant authority such as -A.:
A?A, -hilvocs and other agencies through proper channel or directly to the public via the electronic
edia, within as uch as @4 hours of an event!
Bther Alerts ay be received fro any source and by any eans! The ore coon eergency
contact nubers are listed below! *arnings or alert essages received fro any source &other than
the relevant authority or the protective services' will be verified!
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b. Garnings and !lerts (ontact Points

1uty Hours. *arnings ay be received during duty hours by M200M$ personnel present or other
eergency anageent services in the unicipality &8ire, -olice and >ealth ?ervices'! As per
consensus during the 2isaster preparedness eeting, <arly *arning ?ystes for covered
9arangays of the Municipality of Nabas are as follows7
Two or a day before the occurrence of typhoon : barangay council will utili%e the 9ando type of
info disseination syste by relaying inforation with the aid of egaphone, positioning
theselves, probably to a strategic places in their barangay, wherein a lot of barangay fol(s will
be hearing the said inforation!
/tili%ation of $hurch bell will let people (now that typhoon is iinent and there is a need to be
prepared! This will also stand as warning for every puro( leaderE?angguniang 9arangay Meber
assigned to convene with the council and volunteers and chec( every ha%ard that ight occur )
to further get away fro it!
The -unong 9arangay will spearhead the 9ando ?yste! >eE?he will also assign an individual who will
ring the bell when tie coes!
=. Eacuation (enterCsD
Bther than public and private school buildings, the evacuees could teporarily utili%e the 9arangay halls,
9arangay >ealth centers as well as the Municipal hall for their teporary shelter during the occurrence of
calaities! This is under the supervision of the designated evacuation center in charge! The <vacuees in
charge should see to it that the teporary evacuation centers should have cofort roos on it,
NAME OF
E5ACTUATION
CENTER LOCATION
FLOOR
AREA
TOTAL
CAPACITY
NO. OF COMFORT
ROOM, S
SOURCE
OF :ATER
INDI5IDUA
L
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MAL
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B
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T
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P!$*
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M.#&
(*1
@abas Ele1 2chool
Poblacion
20.2<0 s:1
> <00*1000
/0
2olido Ele1 2chool 2olido %./,0 s:1 >1 %00*,00 14
Aestern Aklan
acade( Poblacion %00*<00
@abas unicipal
building Poblacion 100*200
Buenasuerte Ele1
2chool Buenasuerte 4.2<< s:1 >1 %00*,00
<
@agustan Ele1
2chool @agustan %.070 s:11 %00*<00
12
!oledo @B 2chool3
!oledo Ele1 2chool !oledo
14.747
s:11 %00*<00
17
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>1
$nion Ele1 2chool $nion 0.%,/ s:1 >1 %00*,00 17
Babana Ele1 2chool Babana %.111 s:1 >1 %00*,00 2 2
=0. Pre. Emptie Eacuation
A preeptive evacuation will be underta(en when an incoing typhoon threatens houses and lives of the
residents who are vulnerable to stor surges, landslides and floods! 9arangay officials and the
90200M$ shall be priarily responsible for the evacuation in coordination with the M200M$! The
M200M Bffice, the ;./ and the Nabas -N- will ipose forced residual evacuation for those residents
who are at ris( whenever the need arises prior to the arrival of a typhoon or happening of other foreseen
natural or an:ade ha%ards! ;./ vehicles shall be provided to transport evacuees into the various
designated evacuation centers!
=00. 1isaster (ommand and !u)iliary (ommand (enters
The Municipal >all located in -oblacion, Nabas, A(lan shall serve as the 2isaster Bperation and
$oand $enter supported by other designated Auxiliary $oand $enters in =5 barangays!
=000. 5escue 6perations Staging !reaCsD and 5outeCsD
0escue Tea will first convene at the M200MB Bffice or to whichever office the ;ocal $hief <xecutive
will be designating! There they will ap out plans to ensure flow of the operation will be followed properly!
*hen there is a landslide on the part of >abana:;ibertad, rescue tea will be using the coast in order for
the to reach to other part of the daaged area! Thereby, they will be fetched by assigned vehicle and
will be driven directly to the affected area!
-ersonnel fro the -N- will be deployed to an the flow of traffic augented by barangay tanodsE
9arangay -eace:(eeping Action Tea &9-AT'!
0F. 1eployment of 5escue E9uipment
Nabas <ergency Tea is e,uipped with the following rescue tolls7
a! 1 generator set
b! @ hand held radios
c! 1 chainsaw
d! @ life #ac(ets
e! 4 raincoats
f! 5 spades
g! 16 whistles
h! 5 as(s
i! = flood lights
#! 15 chargeable lights
(! = big flash lights
l! = egaphones
! 1 wheel chair
n! 4 wooden stretchers
Bf the =5 active ebers of N<T, they will be divided into three groups to be deployed to the areas of
concerns! They will be bac(ed by soe volunteers identified by the M200M Bffice! Nubers of ebers
to be deployed will based on the actual needs and area situation!
There shall be one assigned for docuentation! All data gathered will be written down and be noted
properly! The assigned docuenter will review, verify, evaluate and a(e final and concise report to the
M200MB sub#ect for encoding and furnish copies to the concerned agencies!
F. 5elief Goods 1istribution
2istribution of the relief goods to the evacuation centers and to the failies directly affected will be
spearheaded by the office of M?*2, assisted by soe personnel dispensed as well as personnel
assigned to the evacuation centers! -er eorandu of agreeent signed by the ;./ and recogni%ed
store owners, relief goods and other basic necessities to be provided to the affected failiesEpeople, shall
be arrange for by the store concerned and the corresponding payents will be given off the oent the
;./ has noted and incorporated all of its expenses!
F0. *edical and (ounseling Serices
Municipal >ealth Bffice thru their head, 2r! Nenuca M! Alba will be responsible for giving off edical
services! Medicines available will be utili%ed and so with soe edicines purchased iediately for
disaster purposes! ?he will supported by the following personnel7
a! LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL
b! LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL
F00. Termination of 5escue and 5elief 6peration
*hen all of the failies are given due support, all sub#ect to be rescued are accounted for, and the
weather is satisfactory, itJs high tie to terinate rescue and relief operation! $learing, cleaning and
rehabilitation will be the next trac( of prioriti%ation!
F000. *atri) of !ction" 5esources and Timelines
Activities Timeline
Resource
Requirements
Responsible
Agency
"nforation 2isseination of
the forthcoing Typhoon
= days before it could
a(e landfall to the
counity
MegaphoneE
Bperation expenses
9rgy councilEM200M
Bffice
<vacuationE8orce evacuation
of residents
1 day before )
depending on the
threat to the counity
.asolineE
iscellaneous
expenses
M200MB E -N-
-rovision of basic
coodities to evacuees
8ro the date the
evacuees entered the
evacuation center to
the terination of
operation
9asic coodities
other necessities
M?*2 E M200MB,
other designated
personnel
$onduct of search and
rescue Bperation to
personnel concerned
0ight after receiving
report and validating
the veracity of the
inforation
.asoline, foods for
rescuers, edicine
(it, other rescue
e,uipent
-N- E M200MB
-rovision of edicines and
other edical needs
8ro the first day to
the last day of
evacuees at the
evacuation center
edicines M>B, Bther
designated personnel
$learing, cleaning and
rehabilitation
After the terination of
search and rescue
operation
$leaning aterials,
heavy e,uipent,
chainsaw, etc
M200MB
F0=. (ommunicating to the Public
"n order to counicate to the public, social edia will be utili%ed and announceents will be posted in
the Bfficial 8aceboo( -age of the ;./! Aside fro this, the ;./ shall deploy a rovingEobile spea(er in
all barangays to infor the public of an ipending calaity particularly typhoon! All barangay officials are
also andated to disseinate to their constituents weather advisories forwarded to the by the
M200M$!
Prior to the issuance or broadcast of any seere Ieather Iarning?
1! The Municipal 0is( 0eduction and Manageent $ouncil or, in the case of a 9arangay $oittee
shall convene to discuss activities to be underta(en for preparedness!
1uring (alamity
*ithin 1= hours fro the broadcast of a typhoon signal within a geographical area and on the basis of a
=4:hour *eather 8orecast and <xtended *eather Butloo( particularly on widespread rainfall and
thunderstors which ay trigger flashfloods and landslides issued by the -A.A?A, the following
protocols shall operate7
1! The 2isaster $oand and Auxiliary $oand $enters in the locality will be activated!
=! The ebers of the ;ocal 2isaster 0is( 0eduction and Manageent $ouncil will be obili%ed to
an such (enters on a =4:hour basis!
@! The area:wide Iarning and alarm system, whether stationary or portable will be activated!
4! The following will be deployed in staging or in assigned deployent areas7
a! <ergency 0esponse Teas
b! 0escue and Medical Teas
c! <vacuation and 0escue <,uipent
5! The designated <vacuation $enters will be activated!
4! "f needed, pre:eptive, or forced evacuation of affected individuals and failies shall be
enforced!
A! Needs Assessent will be conducted!
!fter (alamity
1! The 200M$ shall ensure that affected areas are no longer dangerous to evacuees prior to their
return!
=! $ontinuing relief assistance, including edical and psycho:social counseling services to failies
or individuals in need will be provided!
@! $learing operations such as collection of garbage and the total clean:up and clearing of
waterways and sewerage systes in the locality within =4:hours after the calaity will be
underta(en!
4! 2aage assessent shall be conducted on7
a! ;ocal .overnent:owned facilities, buildings, and infrastructure and lifelines
b! Agriculture i!e!, crops, livestoc(, fisheries
c! No! of failiesEhouseholds affected and daage to houses
5! 200M$ thru the 20MMB shall cause the generation and subission of reports as ay be
re,uired by higher authorities!
1!*!GE !SSESS*ENT !N1 NEE1S !N!-'S0S C1!N!D

The 2ANA is coordinated by the ?urvey and "nvestigation and ?earch and 0escue Tas( .roup
(oncept of 6peration

"ediately subse,uent to a ha%ardous event, eleents of the on:site eergency response tea will
initiate the 0apid 2ANA to deterine the general type and degree of daage and report these to the
M200MB!
This inforation will indicate the ;evel of the <ergency and hence the level of response re,uired! The
protection of life shall ta(e priority over inforation gathering!

The responsibility of the 2ANA tea will be to ob#ectively record daages to a counity and analyse
priority needs in order to itigate suffering!
THE TH5E!TS

This section of the -lan identifies the a#or ha%ards to which the unicipality is exposed! .enerally,
ha%ards fall into two &=' broad categories ) Natural and Man:ade!
The list shown below represents a typical classification!

N!T<5!- H!A!51S
<arth,ua(es
?evere weather
Thunderstors
Typhoons
8loods
2rought
;andslides
Tsunais &Tidal *aves'
>ealth K 9iological
<pideics
<pi%ootics
Bther Agricultural -oisonings, intoxication
*!N.*!1E H!A!51S
Aircraft crashes
Marine eergencies
8orest 8ires
Multi:unit house fires
"ndustrial Accidents
<xplosions, spills, fires,
gas lea(s, 9;<D<, /D$<,
radioactive eissions
>a%ardous Materials
9uilding 8ailure
Traffic Accidents
Mass $asualty events
<nvironental
AirEwater soil pollution
Table 57 5is: !ssessment&5an:ing
T'PE 6+
H!A!51S
-E=E- 6+ 50S;S
<N1E5-'0NG +!(T65S
-6G *E10<* H0GH
Typhoon Q 1,415 or @8!4C of the houses are ade of light
aterials
All 15 barangays are affected during typhoons
5 9arangays are located at the at the coastal
areas that are dependent to fishing activities as
a#or source of livelihood
?trong typhoons as effect of $liate change
Non:availability of transportation facilityEulti:
purpose truc( in transporting residents fro their
preises
<l NiRo Q =1@ hectares far land are dependent to rain for
their crops
"nade,uate irrigation facilities
;ac( of water supply
*ater source cannot sustain during prolong dry
season
2egrading forest cover
All 15 barangays are affected during <l nino
phenoenon
?evere <l Nino -henoenon as effect of $liate
change
Monsoon
*inds
Q 5 9arangays are located at the coastal areas
that are dependent to fishing activities as a#or
source of livelihood
-rolong Monsoon winds as effect of $liate
change
8loodingE
8lash 8lood
Q @,=15 households are situated along river ban(s
K other water ways, flood prone areas in 15
barangays &Afga, 9aybay, 2apdap, 2uatad,
3awili, ;anipga, Napatag, -anaya(an,
;ac( of trees due to illegal cutting
1aingin syste as eans of livelihood
;ow lying area
-oor drainage
>eavy 0ain fall as effect of $liate change
?heet flooding with low depth occurs seasonally
;andslide Q ;oss ?oil
?teep slope
2enuded forest
-resence of nuerous and large tension crac(s
Areas with drainages that are prone to debris
daing
Areas with nuerous old landslidesE
escarpents
?teep slopes
-resence of wea(Eroc( slopeaterials
?tructures &#oints, beds' dippingtowards the slope
face
Nearness to faults
T'PE 6+
H!A!51S
-E=E- 6+ 50S;S
<N1E5-'0NG +!(T65S
-6G *E10<* H0GH
Non:availability of transportation facility in
transportingErescuing affected residences
;ightning and
Tornado
Q ;ac( of precautionary easures
8ire Q Bctopus electrical connection which resulted to
over load of electricity
>ouses are ade of light aterials and their
places in the 15 barangays that houses are
congested
No proper storage of retailed bottled gasoline
Absence of 8ire ?tation in the unicipality
"nade,uate fire fighting e,uipents K facilities
Absence of volunteer firebrigade
/nidentified evacuationcenter
Absence of crisis anageent
Bpen burning of wastes
?ellers of fuelsEgasolinealong the roads
Absence of counicationprotocol
<arth,ua(eE
Tsunai
Q ;ac( of inforationEeducationpertaining to
earth,ua(e disaster K tsunai
9uildingsEinfrastructures situated along or near
the fault line
/norgani%ed ?A0 Dolunteers
-resence of fault line in 9arangays TagasKAfga
/nidentified evacuation centerEsite
Table 87 =ulnerability and (apacity !nalysis
H!A!51S
!SPE(TS
=<-NE5!B0-0T0ES (!P!(0T0ES
1. T'PH66N CBagyoD
-hysicalEMaterial
&Typhoon, <l
Nino, >eavy
0ain fall,
8looding,
Monsoon *inds'
2estruction of Marine ;ife and its habitat
-resence of dengue
-resence of os,uito breeding areas
Bccurrence of diarrhea
*ater source containation during
rainy days and typhoons
"rregular conduct of water testing on
existing potable water sources
>igh prevalence of alnutrition
No standby power source to augent
during prolong brownouts
"nconsistent availability of
counication
"nability to provide updated report during
disasters
2evastated far products during
typhoons and el niRo
"llegal cutting of trees
;ac( of ade,uate health
facilitiesEpersonnel
Absence of inventory of chainsaw
operators
Absence of transportEulti:purpose
truc( facility to respond during
calaitiesEdisasters
Brgani%ed fisherenJs association
<stablished Marine ?anctuary
<xistence of $0M -lan
?ysteatic "<$ $apaign and
Monitoring of breeding grounds of
dengue carrying os,uito
<xistence of chlorination
0egular conduct of -A9A?A sa
Nutrition
?uppleental 8eeding
$onsuers are good payor of
electrical bill
;andline, cell sites and internet
connections
?trong partnership with 2<N0 on
National .reening -rogra
&N.-'ETree planting activities
Availability of health centers general
consultations and anageents,
basic laboratory &$9$, DEA, ?E<' and
birthing capacity for noral delivery!
H!A!51S
!SPE(TS
=<-NE5!B0-0T0ES (!P!(0T0ES
Non:availability of sociali%ed housing
siteEfacility for households living along
flood prone K landslide prone areas
-resence of s,uatters &=C of total
households in coastal barangays' in
coastal areas
?ocialE
Brgani%ational
&Typhoon, <l
Nino, >eavy
0ain fall,
8looding,
landslide,
earth,ua(e,
fire, Monsoon
*inds'
2ependence on others aidEhelp during
eergencies
8atalistic attitude towards health
ha%ard and other ha%ards health
ha%ard and other ha%ards
"nade,uate s(illsEcapacities on disaster
awareness and prevention
"nade,uate disaster response s(ills
during eergenciesEdisaster
2isaster as conse,uence of fate
Negligence on safety easures
Alternative source of incoe before
and after disasters
8ayanihan syste
?pirit of self:hep and cooperation
during eergencies
?trong deterination to face disaster:
related probles and finding eans
for recovery
?trong faith in .od to overcoe
effects of disasters
-roper *aste Manageent
<nvironent to get things done
MotivationalEAtt
itudinal
&Typhoon, <l
Nino, >eavy
0ain fall,
8looding,
landslide,
earth,ua(e,
fire, Monsoon
*inds'
;ow incoe &liited due to access to
resources'
9ig 8aily ?i%e
?oe parents are irresponsible
8ailing >ealing 9elief
$hildren in conflict with the ;aw
-ossible ?ocial "pact of Touris
;./ Bfficials with strong -olitical *ill
?trong lin(age with other governent
line agencies
0esponsive K ?upportive ;eaders
Brgani%ed9200M$EM200M$
Dery $ooperative K ?upportive N.BSs
specially the AbanteA(lan "nc!, *orld
Dision
Brgani%ed $?BJsE -BSs EM8A0M$E
!0*

The Ai of this -lan is to establish an understanding of the structure and operating procedures for
addressing all aspects of disaster anageent in Municipality of Nabas, A(lan with the end goal of
ensuring %ero casualty!

Purpose

The purpose is to ensure the tiely and effective assistance to the affected in a coordinated anner,
ensuring the greatest protection of life, property and health!

The -lan also defines the adinistrative structure in ties of disaster and ensures continuity of process
between M200M$ and its Tas( 8orceE.roups!

Scope

The -lan is the operating instructions for M200M$ and its Tas( 8orceE.roups at the local level!

The -lan addresses all natural and soe an:ade ha%ards to which the unicipality is exposed! The
exceptions being where there already exists plans or agencies responsible for specific ha%ards e!g!
Aviation, arine or industrial events!

The -lan addresses disaster:anageent functions for which M200M$ has priary coordination
responsibility e!g! &0elief, ?helters, 2aage Assessent and Needs Analysis and 0ehabilitation'
<Q<$/T"BN

ST!N1!51 6PE5!T0NG P56(E1<5ES
!(T06NS T6 T!;E 0+ '6< 10S(6=E5 ! +05E
!T THE 0N10(!T06N 6+ +05E?
1! ?afeguard life and isolate the fire!
=! $lose all doors on your way out of the roo! 1o Not -oc: The 1oors.
@! 0eport fire andEor so(e by activating the nearest fire alar!
4! $all the 9ureau of 8ire 2epartent, "ba#ay ?tation by dialing =86:=5==!
5! ?lowly state, T" want to report a fire!U .ive your location &building, floor, roo nuber'!
4! 2o not attept to fight a fire alone! 0eport it iediately to the nearest 98- ?tation! 8irefighting
should be delegated to trained fireen, with the possible exception of a inor fire, which could be
extinguished with a portable fire extinguisher! 9e sure to use the correct type of extinguisher!
A! 2irect those persons in the iediate vicinity to assist in the fire containent and to notify the
9uilding Adinistrator!
8! 9eware of special ha%ardous aterials re,uiring special firefighting precautions!
6! *hen the building evacuationEfire alar is sounded or when told to leave by police personnel or
the 9uilding Adinistrator, wal( ,uic(ly to the nearest exit and alert others to do the sae!
15! A??"?T those persons who are disabled in exiting the building!
11! "f you becoe trapped in a building during a fire and a window is available, place an article of
clothing &shirt, coat, etc!' outside the window as a ar(er for eergency personnel! "f there is no
window, stay near the floor! ?o(e is the greatest danger in a fire+ stay near the floor so the air
will be ore breathable! ?hout at regular intervals to alert eergency personnel of your location!
SE=E5E GE!THE5 !N1 6THE5 N!T<5!- 10S!STE5S
Diolent weather, by nature, is unpredictable, however, the approach of such weather is often (nown in
advance! .ood counication and ,uic( response throughout the counity will inii%e the possible
daage caused by violent weather &via voice ail, e:ail, phone calls, social edia posts and
announceents, etc!'
Quick Response
Typhoons
Move into an interior hallway, away fro open doors and windows!
2o not use electrical e,uipent or phones!
.o to the lowest level of the building! Ta(e shelter!
?it on the floor and put your head in your lap! $over your head with your ars!
0eain cal!
(lass and Gor: (ancellations
E)ecutie 6rder No. 77 prescribing for the 5<-ES 6N (!N(E--!T06N 65 S<SPENS06N 6+
(-!SSES !N1 G65; 0N G6=E5N*ENT 6++0(ES 1<E T6 T'PH66NS" +-6610NG" 6THE5
GE!THE5 10ST<5B!N(ES" !N1 (!-!*0T0ES shall be obsered as folloIs?
1. !utomatic (ancellation or Suspension of (lasses and Gor: in Goernment 6ffices" The
following guidelines shall be followed for the autoatic cancellation or suspension of classes in all public
and private eleentary, secondary and tertiary schools, as well as wor( in all governent offices7
a! *hen Signal No. 1 is raised by -A.A?A, classes at the pre:school level, in the affected area, shall be
autoatically cancelled or suspended!
b! *hen Signal No. # is raised by -A.A?A, classes at the pre:school, eleentary and secondary levels,
in the affected area, shall be autoatically cancelled or suspended,
c! *hen Signal No. / or higher is raised by -A.A?A, classes at pre:school, eleentary, secondary,
and tertiary levels, in the affected area, including graduate school, as well as wor( in all governent
offices, shall be autoatically cancelled or suspended!
The -A.A?A shall issue weather forecasts through various edia outlets &radio and television', and the
N200M$, not later than 15755 -M of the previous day and 47@5 AM of the day of the intended
cancellation of classes and wor(! "n cases where there are classes and wor( in the orning and
suspension of classes and wor( is only effective in the afternoon, -A.A?A should issue the forecast not
later than 11755 AM of the said day!
#. -ocali>ed (ancellation or Suspension of (lasses and Gor: in Goernment 6ffices. "n the
absence of typhoon signal warnings fro -A.A?A, locali%ed cancellation or suspension of classes and
wor( in governent offices ay be ipleented by local chief executives, as chairen of the (o-al
5emain (alm and !ct J 16NKT 5E!(TL
See: refuge aIay from IindoIs.
(all *155*( if assistance is necessary.
Eacuate if an alarm sounds or an adisory or directie is gien.
Aisaster 1isk 1ed)-tion and 4ana+ement 2o)n-il <(A1142> concerned, in coordination with -A.A?A
and the N200M$, specifically in flood:prone or high ris( areas!
Announceents will be ade not later than 47@5 AM of the day of the intended cancellation of classes
and wor(, or not later than 11755 AM for suspension of wor( and classes in the afternoon session,
through diverse ass edia, particularly radio and television, landline counications and other
technologies for counication within the counity or locality!
/. (ancellation or Suspension of (lasses and Gor: in the Goernment 1uring 6ther (alamities.
$lasses in all levels in both public and private schools as well as wor( in the governent offices ay be
cancelled or suspended in areas affected by disasters or calaities other than typhoons, such as but not
liited to floods, earth,ua(es, tsunai and conflagration, upon the declaration by the -resident of a ?tate
of $alaity based on the recoendation of the N200M$!
*E10(!- E*E5GEN('&PE5S6N!- 0N@<5'&5ESP6NSE TE!*S
<ergency responders are trained in first aid and $-0! Any in#ury occurring as a result of an existing
ha%ardous condition should be reported to the MayorJs Bffice for re,uest for abulance at =86:15@@ or
directly at the "ba#ay 2istrict >ospital at LLLLLLLLLLLLL or the -rovincial >ospital at LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!
Medical eergencies include any life:threatening situation, chest pain, excessive bleeding, breathing
difficulties, sei%ures, head in#uries, copound fractures, serious allergic reactions, ingestion or inhalation
of a toxic substance, or eye in#uries!
Quick Response
?tate that edical aid is needed and provide the following inforation7
<xact location of the in#ured person &e!g! building, roo, nuber, etc!'!
"ndicate whether ale or feale!
Type of in#ury or proble! >ow did the in#ury occurV &fell, struc( by vehicle, accident, etc!'
The individualJs present condition! &bleeding, chest pain, unconscious, etc!'
The se,uence of events leading to the eergency!
Medical history and nae of in#ured personJs doctor, if (nown!
The phone nuber you are calling fro!
?tay on the phone with the dispatcher!
5EP65T0NG =06-ENT 65 (50*0N!- BEH!=065
"f you are the victi of a violation of the law such as assault, robbery, theft, overt sexual behavior, etc!,
16 N6T T!;E <NNE(ESS!5' (H!N(ES.
N6T0+' the Nabas -olice ?tation or the barangay as soon as possible and supply the with the following
inforation7
Nature of the incident
;ocation of the incident
2escription of person&s' involved
2escription of the property involved
"f you witness a criinal act or notice a person or persons acting suspiciously on capus,
?hould a sniper be firing a weapon, ta(e cover iediately using all available shelter and stay
concealed until law enforceent officials arrive to bring you to a safe area! "f at all possible and at
no ris( to your own safety, notify the police by dialing =86:1514! 2o not touch or go near any ite
that could be a type of explosive!
2o not get into a vehicle by threat or force! 9y stepping into the vehicle, your odds of survival
diinish substantially!
(6N1<(T 0+ '6< !5E HE-1 H6ST!GE
1! /nder all circustances, attept to stay cal and be alert to situations that you can exploit to
your advantage! 0eeber that the priary ob#ective of the -olice officials will be to secure your
safe return as ,uic(ly as possible! 2o not discuss what action your faily, friends or eployer
ay ta(e!
=! Ma(e a ental note of all oveents including ties in transit, direction, distances, speeds,
landar(s along the way, special odors and sounds li(e transportation, bells, construction, etc!
@! *henever possible, ta(e note of the characteristics of your abductors, their habits, surroundings,
speech anneriss and what contacts they a(e! ?uch inforation can be of great value in their
ultiate apprehension!
(all #24.1$// for re9uest for !mbulance. 1o not moe the ictim unless
safety dictates. 0f trained" use pressure to stop bleeding. <se (P5 if
there is no pulse and the ictim is not breathing
4! .enerally, do not expect a good opportunity for escape! Attepts to escape should not be ade
unless it is indicated that your life is in iinent danger! $arefully calculate the best possible
odds for success!
5! Avoid a(ing provocative rear(s to your abductors! As noted, they ay be unstable individuals
who react explosively and are li(ely to becoe violent and abusive! Try to establish soe (ind of
rapport with your captors!
(50*0N!- BEH!=065
The Nabas -olice ?tation is staffed =4 hours a day for your assistance and protection! This service is
provided seven days a wee( on a year:round basis!
Quick Response
5eporting (rimes in Progress
$all =86:1514! -rovide the following inforation7 &1' nature of the incident! Advise that the incident is in
progress+ &=' location+ &@' description of suspect&s'+ &4' description of weapons+ &5' description of property+
&4' auto license of vehicle+ &A' direction of travel upon escape+ and &8' stay on the line with the dispatcher!
5eporting (rimes Ghich Hae !lready 6ccurred
All cries should be reported! $all =86:1514! 2o not touch anything that ay relate to the crie! *hen
the Nabas -olice responds, provide a description of property and the naesEdescriptions of any suspects
or witnesses!
(rime Preention
1! Always loc( your office, car and roo door&s' when you leave &even if itJs #ust for a few inutes'!
=! Avoid wal(ing or #ogging alone! Avoid poorly lit areas!
@! *hen wal(ing at night to a par(ing lot, have your (eys ready so that you can get into your car
,uic(ly and without attracting soeoneJs attention! 9e alert to your surroundings!
4! 2o not leave (eys in your car or valuables in view! ;oc( all valuables, radios, cell phones,
sporting e,uipent, caera, briefcase, luggage, etc', in the trun(!
5! Never leave laptop coputers, wallets, purses, boo( bags, etc! unsecured or unattended!
4! 0eport all threats and suspicious activities or persons!
!(T0=E SH66TE5
Active shooter situations are dynaic and evolve ,uic(ly! The response to active shooter situations will
vary based on the specific circustances! 9e aware of various response alternatives, consider the
specifics of the event and be prepared to act fast based on the inforation you have at that tie!
General 5esponse Guide?
Move away fro violence or shooting7 oving ay involve going through windows or other
unconventional eans if noral exits are bloc(ed
Move to a safe location
Move again if necessary, based on good inforation
?helter in place or hide if oving is unsafe
;oc( and 9arricade 2oors+ bloc( windows and close blinds
Turn off lights
?ilence cell phones
Ta(e cover behind dense, solid ob#ects that ight be effective in stopping bullets
Ghen confronted Iith an actie shooter Iith no alternaties for escape?
Attept negotiations with shooter
-lay dead
Ghat to e)pect from responding police?
They will respond to the last area where shots were heard in order to stop the shooting as ,uic(ly
as possible!
They will norally be in teas of four &4' and ared with rifles, shotguns, andEor handguns, as
well as possibly using tear gas or pepper spray to regain control!
Try to reain cal and do not be afraid+ follow all instructions!
0n.Progress 0ncidents
1o not attempt to apprehend or interfere Iith the crime e)cept in case of
self.protection.
Gie your name and location and ma:e sure the dispatcher understands
that the incident 0S 0N P56G5ESS.
-ut down bags andEor pac(ages, and (eep your hands visible at all ties!
"f you (now where the shooter is, infor the officer of their location!
The first officers to arrive will not respond to or aid those who are in#ured! 0escue teas and
eergency personnel will address the in#ured as soon as possible!
The area will still be a crie scene+ police usually will not let anyone leave until the area is secure
and all witnesses have been identified and ,uestioned! ?tay where you are told until the police
disiss you!
B6*B TH5E!T
1! "f you observe a suspicious ob#ect or potential bob on capus, 16 N6T handle the ob#ect! ;eave
the area iediately and call =86:1514!
=! <very call ust be treated as real until verified!
@! Any person receiving a phone call that a bob or other explosive device has been placed on capus
should as( the caller the following7
*hat is the $allerJs "2V LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL
*hen is the bob going to explodeV LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL
*here is the bob locatedV LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL
*hat (ind of bob is itV LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL
*hy did you place the bobV LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL
4! 0eain cal and continue tal(ing to the caller as long as possible! 0ecord the following7
Tie of the call LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL
Age and gender of caller LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL
?peech pattern, accent LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL
<otional state LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL
9ac(ground noise LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL
5! 9uildings will NBT be evacuated unless police personnel a(e a deterination that a delay in
evacuation would unnecessarily increase the ris( factor to occupants!
4! -olice personnel will conduct a detailed bob search! <ployees are re,uested to a(e a cursory
inspection of their wor( areas for suspicious ob#ects and to report their location to police personnel!
16 N6T touch the ob#ect!
A! The search tea should not try neutrali%ing, reoving or disturbing a suspected bob!
8! 0eoval is to be attepted by speciali%ed bob disposal experts only!
6! 9uilding Adinistrators should loo( for a police coand post as they ay be re,uested to assist
with crowd control!
EFP-6S06N" !05(5!+T (5!SH 65 S0*0-!5 0N(01ENT
"n the event that a violent accident &such as an explosion or aircraft crash' occurs and the possibility
exists that a building or area is unsafe, ta(e the following actions7
1! "ediately ta(e cover under tables, des(s and other such ob#ects, which will give protection
fro falling glass or debris!
=! After effects of the explosion andEor fire have subsided, call =86:1514! .ive your nae and
describe the nature and location of the eergency!
@! "f necessary or if directed to do so by police personnel, activate a fire alar!
4! *hen the building evacuationEfire alar is sounded or you are told to leave by police personnel,
wal( ,uic(ly to the nearest ar(ed exit and alert others to do the sae!
5! A??"?T those persons who are disabled in exiting the building! Always evacuate obility aids
&wheelchairs, wal(ers, crutches' with the person if possible!
A! Bnce outside, ove to a clear area at least 555 feet away fro the affected building! 1eep
streets and wal(ways clear for eergency vehicles and personnel!
8! "f re,uested, assist police personnel! An eergency coand post ay be set up near the
eergency site! 1eep clear of the coand post unless you have iportant inforation to report!
6! 2B NBT return to an evacuated building unless directed to do so by police personnel!
H!A!516<S *!TE50!- 5ESP6NSE
0mmediately report accidents that inole chemical spills" lea:age and emission of gasses"
radioactie material or other dangerous substances to the Nabas Police Station by calling #24.
1$17.
1! *hen reporting, be specific about the nature of the involved aterial and the location! The Nabas
-olice will contact the necessary speciali%ed authorities and edical personnel!
=! A professor or supervisor should evacuate the affected area at once and seal it off to prevent
further containation until the arrival of police personnel!
@! Anyone who ay be containated by the spill should avoid contact with others as uch as
possible, reain in the vicinity and give their naes to the -olice officer! 0e,uired first aid and
clean up by speciali%ed authorities should be started at once!
4! "f necessary or if directed to do so by police personnel or the 9uilding 8acility Manager, activate
the building fire alar!
4! The senior -olice officer will iediately notify the following7
A! 9ureau of 8ire -rotection
9! >a%ardous Materials 0esponse Tea
A! The 8ire 2epartent has concurrent and overlapping responsibility and authority to protect life
and property! 98- personnel are specially trained and possess technical (nowledge of
dangerous cheicals!
8! -ersonnel wor(ing in the affected area should use a self:contained breathing apparatus!
6! *ater or cheical fire retardants should N6T be used without 98- approval &these could result
in poisonous fues'!
E=!(<!T06N P56(E1<5ES
A building evacuation will occur when a fire alar sounds andEor upon notification by police personnel or
the 9uilding AdinistratorE >ead of "nstitution!
9e aware of all ar(ed exits fro your area and building! 1now the routes fro your wor( area!
9uilding Adinistrators have aps showing eergency exit routes for your building!
"f necessary or directed to do so by policeE98-E200M$ personnel or the 9uilding Adinistrator, activate
the building fire alar! (!<T06N? Building fire alarms may stop ringing. 0f it stops" continue
eacuation.
*hen the evacuationEfire alar sounds or when told to do so by policeE98-E200M$ personnel or the
9uilding Adinistrator, wal( ,uic(ly to the nearest ar(ed exit and as( others to do the sae! 16 N6T
use elevators unless directed!
Assist those persons who are disabled in exiting the building! Always evacuate obility aides
&wheelchairs, crutches, etc!' with the person, if possible!
Bnce outside, ove to a clear area that is at least 555 feet away fro the affected building! 1eep streets
and wal(ways clear for eergency vehicles and personnel!
"f re,uested, assist police personnel and the 9uilding Adinistrator!
-olice ay set up an eergency coand post near the eergency site! 1eep clear of the coand
post unless you have iportant inforation to report!
16 N6T return to an evacuated building unless directed to do so by policeE98-E200M$ personnel or the
9uilding Adinistrator!
E=!(<!T06N 6+ PE5S6NS G0TH 10S!B0-0T0ES
The following guidelines should be considered when assisting persons with disabilities in an evacuation!
<ergency coordinators and volunteers should failiari%e theselves with these procedures!
+05ST" counicate the nature of the eergency to the person!
SE(6N1" as( the person how heEshe would li(e to be assisted!
TH051" evacuate obility aids with the person, if possible &i!e! crutches, wheelchairs'!
=0S<!- 0*P!05*ENTS? 2escribe the nature of the eergency and offer to guide hiEher to the nearest
eergency exit! >ave the person ta(e your elbow and escort the, advising the of any obstacles such
as stairs, narrow passageways or overhanging ob#ects! *hen you have reached safety, orient the person
to where heEshe is and as( if further assistance is needed!
HE!50NG 0*P!05*ENTS? Most buildings are e,uipped with flashing light alars, but persons with
ipaired hearing ay not perceive that an eergency exists! $ounicate with the person by writing a
note or through siple hand gestures!
PE5S6NS <S0NG (5<T(HES" (!NES 65 G!-;E5S? As( that person what ethod of assistance
heEshe prefers! $hec( for the availability of an evacuation chair, and always evacuate obility aids with
the person, if possible!
PE5S6NS <S0NG GHEE-(H!05S? As( the person what ethod of assistance heEshe prefers! ?oe
people have inial ability to ove and lifting the ay be dangerous to hisEher well:being! ?oe
persons using wheelchairs have respiratory coplication+ reove hiEher fro so(e or fues
iediately! "f the person wants to be oved in hisEher wheelchair, (eep the following considerations in
ind7
As( if they want to ove forward or bac(ward down stairs!
*heelchairs have any ovable or wea( parts!
?oe persons have no upper trun( or nec( strength!
-ower wheelchairs have very heavy batteries+ an evacuation chair ay be needed, and the
wheelchair retrieved later!
"f a seatbelt is available, use it!
"f the person prefers to be reoved fro hisEher wheelchair for evacuation, as( hisEher preference on the
following7
*ays of being reoved fro the wheelchair!
*hether to ove extreities or not!
9eing oved forward or bac(ward down stairs!
*hether a seat cushion or pad should be brought!
*hat is necessary for after:care!
Mobility aids should be retrieved as soon as possible and given high priority! $ontact the Nabas -olice
?tation with the location of the wheelchair!
BE+65E ! T'PH66N
9efore a typhoon, the M200M$ in coordination with the =5 9200M$s should infor the counity of
actions to protect theselves fro in#ury or death!
H!=E B!S0( E*E5GEN(' S<PP-0ES 6N H!N1?
A portable radio
8lashlights with extra batteries
A first aid (it and handboo(
*ater &a few gallons per person'
8ood &canned food with echanical opener, re,uired edications and powdered il('
-ipe wrenches and crescent wrenches
1now where your gas, electric and water ain shutoffs are! "f in doubt, as( your water, power and
gas providers!
>ave a plan to reunite your faily since travel ay be difficult or even restricted after a a#or
typhoon or earth,ua(e!
1<50NG !N E!5THB<!;E
5emain calm and 9uic:ly folloI the steps outlined beloI?
0+ 0N1665S" see( cover in a doorway or under a des( or table! ?tay away fro glass windows, shelves
and heavy e,uipent!
0+ 6<T1665S" ove ,uic(ly away fro buildings, utility poles and other structures!
(aution? !lIays aoid doIned poIer or utility lines because they may be energi>ed.
"f in an autoobile, stop in the safest place available, preferably an open area away fro power lines and
trees! ?top as ,uic(ly as safety perits, but stay in the vehicle for the shelter it offers!
The Emergency 6perations (enter
*hen a a#or typhoon occurs, the M200M$ will iediately conduct a eeting and the
LLLLLLLLLLLLLLL is activated! to deterine operational capabilities! The /niversity -olice will dispatch
patrol units to conduct daage assessents throughout the /niversity!
"f it is apparent that a full:scale eergency has occurred, the /niversity -olice will activate the
<ergency Bperations $enter &<B$', which is designated as the central coand center for the
/niversity! The police units will report a#or daage and casualty inforation to the <ergency
Bperations $enter staff!
?ince a a#or hurricane ay render conventional counication systes inoperative, all departents
shall activate their respective departental 9usiness $ontinuity plan and autoatically respond
accordingly!
The coand center staff will asseble in the <ergency Bperations $enter, unless otherwise specified
by the 2irector of -ublic ?afety!
All ebers of the <ergency Bperations $enter resource staff will respond to the <ergency
Bperations $enter to establish iediate liaison with the <ergency Bperations 2irector! The
<ergency Bperations 2irector will iediately contact the $hancellor and Dice $hancellors for
assessent of the /niversityJs response!
The iediate local action to be ta(en in response to a hurricane is to survey the /niversity area for
daage and ensuing threats+ such as ass casualties, fire, explosion, landslides or flooding!
8acilities, which present a high ris( or provide an essential eergency service, should be chec(ed
iediately to deterine whether they are functional!
-reviously identified potential sources of ha%ardous aterial storage should be chec(ed iediately!
Bn:duty police personnel will be involved in rescue or individual assistance until the daage assessent
reports have been ade! 0esources, huan and aterial, ust be carefully coordinated to prevent
ineffective utili%ation!
2uring activation of the <ergency Bperations $enter, the /niversity -olice shall prepare and ipleent
the /niversityJs response plan!
!+TE5 ! *!@65 T'PH66N&E!5THB<!;E
!. (HE(; +65 0N@<50ES
"f anyone has stopped breathing, adinister outh:to:outh rescue breathing!
?top a bleeding in#ury by applying direct pressure over the site of the wound!
2o not attept to ove seriously in#ured persons unless they are in iediate danger of further
in#ury!
$over in#ured persons with blan(ets to (eep the war! 9e reassuring and cal!
*ear shoes in all areas near debris and bro(en glass!
"ediately clean any spilled edications or potential harful aterials &bleaches, lye, gasoline
or petroleu products'!
B. (HE(; +65 S!+ET'
$hec( your facility or hoe for fire ha%ards!
$hec( utility lines and appliances for daage!
?hut off the ain gas valve if a gas lea( is evident or suspected!
2o not search for lea(s with a lit atch! 2o not turn the gas bac( on!
2o not operate electrical switches or appliances if gas lea(s are suspected!
2o not touch downed power lines or electrical wiring of any (ind!
?hut off electrical power in the fuse box if there is daage to wiring!
$hec( your chiney for crac(s or daages! Approach chineys with caution!
$hec( closets and cupboards! Bpen doors cautiously! 9eware of falling ob#ects!
(. (HE(; '6<5 +661 S<PP-'
"f water is off, eergency water supplies ay be all around you7 in water heaters, toilet tan(s,
elted ice cubes in trays, canned vegetables!
2o not eat or drin( anything fro open containers near shattered glass! ;i,uids ay be strained
through a hand(erchief or cloth!
"f power is off, chec( your free%er and plan eals to use foods that will spoil ,uic(ly! /se outdoor
charcoal broilers for eergency coo(ing!
Gater purification Tips? *ater ay be disinfected with 5!=5C sodiu hypochlorite solution &household
chlorine bleach'! 2o not use solutions in which there are active ingredients other than hypochlorite!
!mount (lear Gater (loudy Gater
Bne ,uart 1 drop @ drops
Bne gallon 4 drops 15 drops
8ive gallons W teaspoon X teaspoon
1. (66PE5!TE G0TH !<TH650T0ES
2o not use your telephone except to report edical, fire or violent crie eergencies!
Turn on your portable radio for inforation and daage reports!
2o not go sightseeing afterward, especially in beach and waterfront areas where seisic waves
could stri(e!
1eep streets clear for eergency vehicles!
$ooperate with police personnel! 2onJt go into daaged areas unless your assistance is
re,uested!
E. "n the event of a power outage lasting at least =4 hours or beyond, the (ontingency Plan will be
ipleented!
+05ST !01 P56(E1<5ES
"f a serious in#ury or illness occurs, call eergency responders! .ive your nae, describe the nature and
severity of the edical proble and the location of the victi!
-olice personnel will respond iediately and provide necessary first aid, $-0 or suon an
abulance service for transportation! -olice personnel will contact the
Nearest hospital and provide eergency transportation when re,uired!
"n cases of serious in#ury or illness, 0ed $ross trained personnel would ,uic(ly perfor the following
steps7
1eep the victi cal, still and cofortable! 2B NBT ove the victi, unless further in#uries will
occur by not oving hiEher!
As( the victi, TAre you o(ayVU and T*hat is wrongVU
$hec( breathing and give artificial respiration, if necessary!
$ontrol serious bleeding by applying direct pressure to the wound, and continue to assist the
victi until help arrives!
;oo( for an eergency edical "!2!, ,uestion witnesses, and give all inforation to assist the -olice
officer!
Hou will be as(ed the following ,uestions by the police dispatcher7
Age of victiV
"s heEshe consciousV
"s heEshe breathingV
"s heEshe bleedingV
.enderV
*hat occurredV
"s heEshe alertV
;ocationV
Bnly trained personnel &i!e! first aid, $-0' should provide first aid treatent!
5ES(<E B5E!TH0NG
*outh.to.*outh *ethod
Hou ay find a person lying on the ground, not oving! 8irst, survey the scene to see if it is safe to
approach the person and to get soe idea of what has happened! Then, do a survey by chec(ing for
unresponsiveness, an open airway, breathing and circulation!
(hec: for <nresponsieness &2oes victi respondV'
Tap or gently sha(e the victi!
As(, TAre you B1VU "f no response, shout, T>elpYU to attract the attention of soeone to assist
you!
Position the =ictim
0oll the victi onto their bac(, if necessary!
1neel facing the victi, idway between the victiJs hips and shoulders!
?traighten the victiJs legs, if necessary, and ove their ars closer to you above their head!
;ean over the victi, and place one hand on the victiJs shoulder and the other hand on the
victiJs hip!
0oll the victi towards you as a single unit+ as you roll the victi, ove your hand fro their
shoulder to support the bac( of their head and nec(!
-lace the victiJs ars nearer you alongside the victiJs body!
6pen the !irIay
/se head:tiltEchin:lift ethod!
(hec: for (arotid Pulse
Maintain the head:tilt ethod of (eeping the airway open with one hand on the victiJs forehead!
;ocate the AdaJs apple with the iddle and index fingers of your other hand!
?lide your fingers down into the groove of the victiJs nec( on the side closest to you!
8eel for the carotid pulse for five to ten seconds!
"f you donJt detect any breathing, but feel a pulse, (!-- +65 HE-P! Tell soeone to call the
-olice ?tation at =86:1514, and tell the that the victi is not breathing and doesEdoes not have
a pulse! Tell the police dispatcher your location and any other re,uested inforation!
Begin 5escue Breathing
Maintain the open airway with the head:tilt ethod!
-inch the victiJs nose with your free hand!
Bpen your outh wide, ta(e a deep breath, and a(e a tight seal around the outside of the
victiJs outh!
.ive one breath every five seconds! <ach breath should last one to one and one:half seconds!
$ount aloud for five seconds and give another breath!
;oo( for the chest to rise and fall! ;isten and feel for escaping air and the return of breathing!
$ontinue for one inute &about twelve breaths'!
-lace your hand on the victiJs forehead and place two fingers of the other hand under the bony
part of the victiJs chin!
(hec: for Breathlessness &"s the victi breathingV'
Maintain an open airway!
-lace your ear over the victiJs outh and nose!
;oo( at the victiJs chest, listen and feel for breathing for three to five seconds!
Gie TIo +ull Breaths
-inch the victiJs nose shut!
victiJs outh!
.ive two full breaths! <ach breath should last one to one and one:half seconds! -ause between
each breath!
;oo( for the chest to rise and fall! ;isten and feel for escaping air!
5e.chec: (arotid Pulse
Maintain the head:tilt with one hand on the victiJs forehead!
;ocate the carotid pulse and feel for five seconds!
Next loo(, listen and feel for breathing for three to five seconds!
Ghat To 1o Ne)t
"f the pulse is present but the victi is still not breathing, continue rescue breathing!
(onscious =ictim
(H6;0NG
C!irIay 6bstructionD
2eterine if the victi is cho(ing! As(, TAre you cho(ingVU
"f the victi cannot cough, spea( or breathe, shout, T>elpYU to attract the attention of soeone to
assist you! Tell the cho(ing person, T" can help!U
-hone -N- Nabas for assistance! Tell the police that soeone has an obstructed airway, and
give the your location!
Perform !bdominal Thrusts
?tand behind the victi!
*rap your ars around the victiJs waist!
Ma(e a fist with one of your hands and place the thub:side of your fist against the iddle of the
victiJs abdoen, #ust above the navel and well below the lower tip of the breastbone!
.rasp your fist with the other hand!
1eeping your elbows out, press your fist into the victiJs abdoen with a ,uic( upward thrust!
<ach thrust should be a separate and distinct attept to dislodge the ob#ect!
0epeat the thrust until the airway obstruction is cleared or the victi becoes unconscious!
<nconscious =ictim
Hou find a person lying on the ground, not oving! 8irst, survey the scene to see if it is safe to approach
the victi without causing har to yourself and get soe idea of what has happened! Then, begin a
priary survey by chec(ing to see if the person is breathing!
(hec: for <nresponsieness &2oes victi respondV'
Tap or gently sha(e the victi!
?hout, TAre you B1VU
"f you receive no response, shout, T>elpYU to attract the attention of soeone to assist you!
Position the =ictim
0oll the victi onto their bac(, if necessary!
1neel facing the victi, idway between the victiJs hips and shoulders! ?traighten the victiJs
legs, and ove the ar closest to you above their head!
-lace one hand on the victiJs shoulder and the other hand on the victiJs hip!
0oll the victi towards you as a single unit+ as you roll the victi, ove your hand fro their
shoulder to support the bac( of their head and nec(!
-lace the victiJs ars nearer you alongside the victiJs body!
6pen the !irIay &/se head:tiltEchin:lift ethod'
-lace one hand on the victiJs forehead!
-lace the fingers of your other hand under the bony part of the lower #aw near the victiJs chin!
Tilt head and lift the victiJs #aw! Avoid closing the victiJs outh and pushing on the soft parts
under their chin!
(hec: for Breathlessness &"s the victi breathingV'
Maintain an open airway with the head:tiltEchin:tilt lift ethod!
-lace your ear over the victiJs outh and nose!
;oo( at the victiJs chest, listen and feel for breathing for three to five seconds!
0f 'ou 1onKt 1etect !ny Breathing" Gie TIo +ull Breaths.
victiJs outh!
.ive two full breaths, each one lasting one to one and one:half seconds! -ause between each
breath!
"f you are unable to breathe air into the victi, re:tilt the victiJs head and repeat the procedure!
"f you are still unable to breathe air into the victi, phone the -N- for help! Tell the dispatcher
that you have a victi with an obstructed airway, and give the your location!
Perform Si) To Ten !bdominal Thrusts
?traddle the victiJs thighs!
-lace the heel of one of your hands against the iddle of the victiJs abdoen, #ust above the
navel and well below the tip of the breastbone!
-lace the other hand directly on top of your first hand! &8ingers of both hands should be pointing
toward the victiJs head!'
-ress into the victiJs abdoen six to ten ties with ,uic( upward thrusts! <ach thrust should be
a separate and distinct attept to dislodge the ob#ect!
1o ! +inger SIeep
Move fro the straddle position and (neel beside the victiJs head!
*ith the victiJs face up, open the outh and grasp both the tongue and lower #aw between the
thub and the fingers and lift the #aw!
"nsert your index finger into the victiJs outh, along the inside of the chee( and deep into the
throat to the base of the tongue!
/se Thoo(ingU actions to dislodge any ob#ect that ight be there and ove it into the outh for
reoval!
Gie TIo +ull Breaths
Bpen the airway using the head:tiltEchin:lift ethod!
victiJs outh!
.ive two full breaths lasting one to one and one:half seconds! -ause between each breath!
"f you are still unable to breathe air into the victi, repeat the se,uence until the airway is cleared!
SPE(0!- S0T<!T06NS
(hest Thrusts
"n soe situations you ay not be able to get your ars around the waist of a cho(ing victi to deliver
effective abdoinal thrusts! 8or exaple, the person ay be greatly overweight or pregnant! "n the case
of a woan in the late stages of pregnancy, abdoinal thrusts could be dangerous! "n both cases, chest
thrusts are perfored instead of abdoinal thrusts! $hest thrusts are done in the following anner7
(onscious =ictim
*ith the person either standing or sitting7
?tand behind the victi and place your ars under the arpits and around their chest!
-lace the thub:side of your fist on the iddle of the breastbone!
.rasp your fist with your other hand!
.ive thrusts against the chest until the obstruction is cleared or until the person loses
consciousness!
<nconscious =ictim
$hest thrusts should be given only to an unconscious person who is in the late stages of pregnancy or
who is greatly overweight! 8ollow the steps described for Tcho(ing, unconscious person,U but substitute
chest thrusts for abdoinal thrusts!
1neel, facing the victi, and place your hands in the center of their chest, two inches above the
botto of the breastbone! *ith the heel of your hand, depress the chest one to one and one:half
inches!
.ive six to ten thrusts! <ach copression should be a separate and distinct attept to dislodge
the ob#ect!
2o a finger sweep!
Bpen the victiJs airway and give two full breaths!
0epeat the last three steps until the ob#ect is cleared or until you are relieved by eergency
personnel!
0f 'ou !re !lone and (ho:ing
"f you are cho(ing and no one is around to help, you can do an abdoinal thrust on yourself!
Ma(e a fist with one hand! -lace the thub:side of your fist on the iddle of your abdoen,
slightly above the navel and well below the tip of your breastbone!
.rasp your fist with your other hand and give a ,uic( upward thrust!
Hou can also lean forward and press your abdoen over any fir ob#ect that does not have a
sharp edge &the bac( of a chair, a railing or a sin(' and adinister a self:abdoinal thrust!

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