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HAZARD PROBABILITY IMPACT AVERAGE RANK

PROBABILITY+IMPACT
Rate Remarks Rate Remarks 2
NATURAL
HAZARD
fire 2 Some of the 2 Based on the 2 3
classroom buildings recommendation and
are old and already inspection result done
dilapidated which are by the Bureau of Fire
prone to fire Protection the school
incidents. may cause fire.

4 classroom buildings
and ancillary rooms
get source of
electricity in only one
main circuit breaker
which considered to
be dangerous and
caused damage to
school itself.
Typhoon 5 According to the data 4 Loss of school 4.5 1
gathered from properties/loss of
Barangay Remedios, human lives
the community
experiences minor
damages during
strong typhoons 4
years ago brought by
typhoon “Habagat”
Earthquake 2 Minor damages on 3 Loss of school 2.5 2
school properties and properties/loss of
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community were
recorded during the
Earthquake
experienced 5 years
ago and have a
chance to be
experience again on
the next 5 years.
HAZARD PLAN FOR
ROOT CAUSES EARLY WARNING
MOONSOON RAIN/ Utilize meteorological data to
TROPICAL DEPRESSION monitor rainfall patterns, storm
intensity, and other weather
conditions that can contribute to
flooding.
Implement a network of gauges and
sensors to monitor river and water
levels. This data is essential for
predicting potential flooding.
FIRE Surveillance and Detection:
human lives
Monsoon rains/ tropical depression
TRIGGERING FACTORS
CONTINUES HEAVY RAINFALL
Overkill sockets , electrical
EXISTING MITIGATING MEASURES
components and considerations for a flood
early warning system:
Monitoring and Data Collection:
 Weather Monitoring: Utilize
meteorological data to monitor
rainfall patterns, storm intensity, and
other weather conditions that can
contribute to flooding.
 River and Water Level
Monitoring: Implement a network
of gauges and sensors to monitor
river and water levels. This data is
essential for predicting potential
flooding.
Defensible Space:
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Weather Monitoring: Integrate
weather monitoring systems to
assess conditions conducive to
wildfires, such as high temperatures,
low humidity, and strong winds.
Collaboration with Emergency
Services:
 Foster collaboration with fire
departments(BFP, emergency
services, and other relevant
authorities to ensure a
coordinated response to
wildfires.
 Establish protocols for
communication and
information sharing among
different agencies involved in
firefighting efforts.(BFP)
Community Preparedness:
 Conduct community
education programs to raise
awareness about wildfire
risks, prevention measures,
and evacuation procedures.
 Provide training on fire-safe
practices, including creating
defensible space around
school and implementing
problems, old electrical wirings,  Establish defensible space around
improper electrical installations structures by clearing away
vegetation, dead plants, and other
Improper burning of waste and
combustible materials. This helps
improper storage of flammable
materials and chemicals. create a buffer zone that reduces
the risk of a wildfire reaching
buildings.
Emergency Access Routes:
 Establish and maintain clear
emergency access routes for
firefighting vehicles and personnel.
These routes should be strategically
located to provide efficient access to
high-risk areas.
Water Sources and Infrastructure:
 Ensure the availability of reliable
water sources for firefighting efforts.
Maintain hydrants, water tanks, and
other infrastructure that can be used
to supply water to affected areas.
Collaboration with Emergency Services:
 Collaborate closely with fire
departments, emergency services,
and other relevant agencies to
ensure a coordinated and effective
response to wildfires.
Mitigating the impact of fires requires a
comprehensive and integrated approach
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fire-resistant landscaping. that involves government agencies,

communities, and individuals. Regular
monitoring, assessment, and adaptation of
strategies based on changing conditions
are essential for effective wildfire
mitigation.

3a
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PARTICULARS
BAD WORSE WORST
(CAN BE CUSTOMIZED)
General Description of Event 1 day 2 days (habagat) heavy 3 days heavy (habagat)
(Habagat)monsoon rain monsoon rains triggered monsoon triggered flooding
triggered flooding in the flooding in the area of in the area of school
area of school school

No. of Affected Individuals None none None

No. of Dead none None none
No. of Injured none none none
No. of Missing none none none
EFFECTS
Communication Communication still Disrupted Disrupted communication
available communication due to power interruption
and lack of signal of
telecommunication
Power/Electricity Power interruption Power interruption due Power interruption due to
to damage of electrical electrical lines and
lines improper electrical lines are
hazardous
Transportation Few roads are passable Only lifted vehicles are Not passable
passable
Environment Waterborn disease dengue leptospirosis
Response Capabilities
Government Trust Barangay officials bfp Barangay officials /
sanguniang bayan / bfp /
pnp
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