D.

Scenario
Kahayagan Elementary School

CP FORM 3A : SCENARIO GENERATION FOR NATURAL HAZARD (FLOODING)

PARTICULARS BAD WORSE WORST

(CAN BE CUSTOMIZED)
General Description of Event
No. of Affected Individuals
 Intense rainfall accompanied
by maximum sustained winds
of 62-88 kph hit the area,
classified as a Tropical Storm
and intensified by the
Southwest monsoon.
 Approximately 20% of the
Barangay is underwater,
mainly affecting low-lying
areas.
 Rainfall ranging from 7.5-15
mm has been recorded,
leading to a Yellow Rainfall
Advisory.
 The maximum flood level
reached 1 foot.
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 Intense rain and strong winds,
reaching speeds of 118-184
kph, hit the area, classified as a
typhoon and intensified by the
Southwest monsoon.
 Approximately half of the
Barangay is underwater due to
flooding.
 Rainfall ranging from 15-30 mm
has been reported, prompting
an Orange Rainfall Advisory.
 The flood level has reached up
to 3 feet.
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 Intense rain and extremely
strong winds, exceeding 185
kph, hit the area, classified as a
Super Typhoon.
 Approximately 80% of the
barangay is underwater due to
flooding.
 Rainfall exceeding 30 mm has
been recorded, prompting a
Red Warning.
 The flood level has reached 4
feet and higher.

No. of Dead 0 0 0

No.of Injured 0 30 43

No. of Missing 0 0 0

EFFECTS
Emergency radio system School's emergency communication Critical communication infrastructure
Communication malfunctioning due to water plan inaccessible due to water damage. swept away by floodwaters.
infiltration. Emergency response teams unable to
reach the school to restore
communication.
Substation inundated, cutting off Floodwaters breach main power lines, Electric poles collapse, causing
 Power/ Electricity power supply to the school.
Electrical panels submerged, causing
short circuits and outages.
Roads leading to the school
Transportation impassable due to flooding.
Floodwaters inundate school
Environment grounds, causing structural damage.
Trained staff deploy emergency
Response Capabilities protocols swiftly upon flood alert.
Parents kept their children from
Others: SUSPENSION OF CLASSES attending school due to the ongoing
high water levels from the flooding,
which made it impossible to reach
the school.
causing widespread outages.
Damaged power infrastructure triggers
cascading failures across the grid.
Floodwaters erode roads, making them
unsafe for travel.
Floodwaters inundate school's garden
and agricultural areas, destroying crops
and causing soil erosion.
Coordination with local authorities
enables efficient evacuation
procedures.
2 days of suspension classes
extensive wiring disruptions.
Critical power infrastructure irreparably
damaged by flooding.
Rapid currents wash away sections of
roads, leaving them impassable.
Emergency response teams unable to
access the school due to flooded roads.
Soil erosion caused by flooding
destabilizes the landscape,
exacerbating environmental
degradation.
School staff mobilize 60-80% of
emergency supplies for immediate
relief efforts.
60-80% of designated evacuation
routes remain accessible and clear for
use.
Classes will be suspended for one week
until the suspension is lifted.

Others

Others

Description of the Results:

Heavy rain and strong winds hit the area, causing flooding in the barangay. Initially, about 20% of the area was underwater due to intense rainfall, which led to a
Yellow Rainfall Advisory. Flood levels reached up to 1 foot. Later, a typhoon intensified the situation, with half of the barangay submerged, prompting an Orange
Rainfall Advisory and flood levels rising to 3 feet. The situation worsened when a super typhoon struck, submerging around 80% of the barangay, with flood levels
exceeding 4 feet. Communication and power infrastructure were severely affected, with emergency systems malfunctioning and power outages. Roads leading to the
school became impassable, hindering access for emergency teams. Additionally, the school environment suffered structural damage and soil erosion. Despite efforts to
respond, including mobilizing emergency supplies and coordinating with authorities, parents opted to keep their children home due to the dangerous conditions. As a
result, classes were suspended for two days initially, and then extended to one week until conditions improved.