Gov’t Agencies in MIMAROPA Heighten Readiness Amid Typhoon ‘Uwan’
The government agencies of the MIMAROPA region gathered on November 7 to ensure preparedness ahead of the approaching Typhoon “Uwan.” The Office of Civil Defense (OCD) MIMAROPA led a Pre-Disaster Risk Assessment (PDRA) and scenario-building meeting.
Attendees included representatives from the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA), Mines and Geosciences Bureau (MGB), Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD), Philippine Information Agency, and other regional offices.
Tropical Cyclone Forecast
PAGASA reported that the tropical cyclone is expected to enter the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) by midnight or early morning of November 8. It may make landfall over Northern or Central Luzon by Monday, November 11.
Regional Impact and Warnings
While the typhoon is not anticipated to directly affect MIMAROPA, the OCD stressed the importance of maintaining readiness and coordination between regional response clusters and local government units.
Hazard Assessment in MIMAROPA
According to the MGB MIMAROPA report, no barangays in the region are currently considered at risk for landslides or flooding.
“No rainfall-associated hazards are expected in the next two to three days,” said Merari B. Rosaroso, representative of the Geosciences Division, “although the agency continues to monitor potential developments.”
Summary: MIMAROPA agencies proactively coordinate disaster preparedness despite low immediate risk from Typhoon Uwan, emphasizing vigilance and collaboration.
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