POST-INSPECTION REPORT

MAGNITUDE 6.1 EARTHQUAKE THAT JOLTED CITY OF TACURONG

Date: December 4, 2023

Issued by: City Engineering Office, in collaboration with the Office of the City Disaster Risk Reduction and
Management

Background:
In response to the recent magnitude 6.1 earthquake that occurred on December 2, 2023, at 10:37:04 in
the evening, the City Engineering Office, in collaboration with the Office of the City Disaster Risk
Reduction and Management (OCDRRM), conducted a Rapid Evaluation Safety Assessment. The objective
was to assess the structural integrity and safety of all government-owned facilities, including public
school buildings, within the city.

Scope of Inspection:
The inspection covered the following key areas:
1. Government-owned facilities
2. Public school buildings
3. Structural integrity assessment
4. Safety measures and recommendations

Inspection Findings:
The inspection team systematically assessed each facility for signs of structural damage and potential
safety hazards. The findings are summarized below:
1. Government-owned facilities:
 Identified minor structural damages in [Specify Building Names].
 No major structural compromise observed.
 Recommendations: Immediate repairs required for the identified damages.
2. Public school buildings:
 [Specify School Names] showed signs of minor structural damages.
 Majority of school buildings were found structurally sound.
 Recommendations: Urgent repairs needed for the affected buildings.
3. Structural Integrity Assessment:
 Generally, government-owned facilities exhibited resilience to the earthquake.
 [Specify any significant findings].
4. Safety Measures and Recommendations:
 Evacuation routes and assembly points were reviewed and found to be effective.
 Emergency response protocols were observed and implemented appropriately.
 Recommendations: Conduct regular earthquake drills to reinforce safety measures.

Conclusion:
The Rapid Evaluation Safety Assessment indicates that while there were minor damages observed in
certain facilities, the overall structural integrity of government-owned buildings and public schools
remains intact. Immediate repairs and reinforcement measures are recommended to ensure the
continued safety of occupants.

Recommendations:
Based on the findings, the following recommendations are put forth:
1. Immediate repairs for identified damages in government-owned facilities and public schools.
2. Implementation of regular earthquake drills to enhance preparedness.
3. Continued collaboration between the City Engineering Office and OCDRRM for ongoing safety
assessments.

This report is submitted for review and further action.

[Signature]
[Name] [Position] City Engineering Office
[Signature]
[Name] [Position] Office of the City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management
[Date]
[City Address] [Contact Information]

Prepared by: Noted by:

ALLAN MARVIN D. ACOSTA HILDA P. MERCADO, CE, EnP

LDRRM Assistant City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Officer

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