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Bicol disaster council on 'blue alert' for effects of TD 'Crising'
The Bicol Regional Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (RDRRMC) has placed its emergency operations center under a blue alert status in preparation for Tropical Depression Crising.
This directive requires response agencies and local DRRM councils to closely monitor potential impacts and activate their emergency operations centers 24/7.
They are instructed to report any untoward incidents to the RDRRMC EOC and ensure response teams are on standby for deployment.
Local DRRMCs are also tasked with coordinating with the Philippine Coast Guard to issue a localized 'no sailing policy' if a gale warning is advised.
The RDRRMC has pre-activated various government clusters, including health, food and non-food items, and search and rescue.
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