NATIONAL TASK FORCE

CORONAVIRUS DIEASE-2019 SIGNIFICANT ACTIVITIES As of 23 April 2020 Source: Regional Task Forces COVID-19 Significant Activities Report

CAR A. TASK UNIT ON MEDICAL HEALTH RESPONSE Department of Health-Center for Health Development–CAR

• Continuous coordination of the Regional Epidemiology and Surveillance Units (RESU) and the Emerging and Re-emerging Infectious Diseases (EREID) Program coordinators with the National office with regards to PUIs/PUMs, logistical requirements and medicines to be allocated to the health facilities.

• Continuous dissemination of various COVID-19 Interim Guidelines and advisories.

• Continuous facilitation of clinical management of the PUIs and collection of appropriate specimens testing.

• Continuous coordination with the Local Epidemiology and Surveillance Units (LESUs) for the referral of the PUMs.

• Department of Science and Technology–CAR

• Provided various personal protective equipment (PPE) to be used by frontline workers.

• Ongoing conduct of Real Time COVID-19 Surveillance and Community Needs Mapping System Users' Training Workshop at the RDC-Hall, NEDA-CAR, Baguio City, April 15 and 16, 2020.

Philippine National Police–Police Regional Office Cordillera

• Deployed personnel in all Quarantine Control Points (QCPs) in the region in the implementation of the Luzon-wide Enhanced Community Quarantine.

• Continuous conduct of contact tracing for residents in contact with COVID positive person.

• Provide personnel as security escorts on the distribution of Social Amelioration Program on their respective departure and arrival place and vice-versa.

• Strict enforcement of curfew hours and liquor ban.

• Conducted Video Conferencing participated by R-Staffs, RSUs, PDs/CD and other Head of Office concerning the distribution of Social Amelioration Fund, and another topic related to COVID-19.

503rd Infantry Brigade, Philippine Army

• Deployed personnel in all Quarantine Control Points (QCPs) in the region in the implementation of the Luzon-wide Enhanced Community Quarantine.

14th CAR Regional Community Defense Group, Army Reserve Command

• Deployed personnel in all Quarantine Control Points (QCPs) in the region in the implementation of the Luzon-wide Enhanced Community Quarantine.

Tactical Operations Group-1, Philippine Air Force

• Established Decontamination Facilities. Land Transportation Office–CAR

• LTO-CAR Law Enforcement Service assisted the PNP in manning the established quarantine checkpoints around Baguio City and La Trinidad, Benguet. Also dispatched three (3) teams of the LTO Enforcers in various checkpoints in Baguio City and nearby municipalities in Benguet and provided assistance in the flow of traffic along Halsema Highway.

• Law Enforcement Operations Disinfected Motor Vehicle including jeepneys ferrying health workers who were also disinfected before proceeding to their respective destination.

Bureau of Fire Protection–CAR

• Coordinated and provided assistance to the Local Government Unit, DOH, PNP in the enforcement of Enhanced Community Quarantine.

Department of the Interior and Local Government–CAR

• Issued policies and guidelines on the prohibition of social gathering, observance of curfew, hygiene station in all business establishments, price freeze for all basic commodities.

• Continuously monitoring and providing assistance to stranded constituents in the region.

• Established an online tracker of concerns, complaint, queries, request, etc.

• Inventory of Funeral Parlors and Crematorium:

PROVINCE/ CITY/ MUNICIPAL

Name of Identified Facilities with Address

Funeral Parlor Crematorium

TOTAL 21 2

ABRA

6 0

Pineda-Zone 5, Bangued

Belandres- Zone 5, Bangued

St. Peter Funeral-Zone 5, Bangued

St. Catherine Funeral Home- Zone 5, Bangued

FunerariaBaquiran- Zone 7, Bangued

Tamo Funeral Homes, Bangued

APAYAO

6 0

CarbonelFuneral, Conner

Lasam Funeral Homes- Poblacion East, Flora

RP Vinagrera Funeral Homes- Poblacion East, Flora

RVP Funeral Home, Quirino, Luna

Apayao Funeral Service-Cabatacan, Pudtol

Rowena Julian Funeral Parlor, Sta. Marcela

Baguio City 1 1

La Funeraria Paz, 79 Naguilian Rd.,

Baguio City Pyramid Memorial Park Crematory

BENGUET

4 1

Cordillera Memorial Service, Itogon

Beyond the Sunset Memorial

Columbary Park- Tadiangan, Tuba

Benguet Memorial Service- Cruz, La Trinidad

Kailian Funeral Services- Alapang, La Trinidad

Heavenly Treasure Funeral Services- Caponga, Tublay

IFUGAO 1 0

(awaiting name of funeral parlor in

Lagawe)

Kalinga 3 0

Tabuk City Tampco Funeral Home, Tabuk City

FulguiFuneraria, Tabuk City

Carbonel Funeraria, Tabuk City

Mt. Province 0 0

• Inventory of Body Bags:

PROVINCE TOTAL NUMBER OF BODY BAGS

Apayao 78

Benguet 239

Ifugao 48

Mountain Province 76

Abra 53

Kalinga 54

• Implemented and monitored the compliance of LGUs on the Conduct of Expanded

• Testing Procedures for COVID-19 as per MC 2020-073.

• Furnished the Cordillera RDRRMC EOC with updates on contact tracing teams and contact tracing activities:

Province Number of City/ Municipality

With Contact Tracing Team

Number of Trained Staff for Contact Tracing

Number of Contact Tracing Conducted

Abra 27 26 78 41

Apayao 7 7 192 0

Baguio City 1 1 51 18

Benguet 13 13 55 195

Ifugao 11 11 44 17

Kalinga 8 6 10 1

Mt. Province 10 10 35 1

Total 77 35 465 273

Overseas Workers Welfare Administration–CAR

• Provided assistance to province-bound Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) who were affected by the implementation of the Enhanced Community Quarantine.

• Closely coordinating with concerned agencies and local government units. Department of Tourism–CAR

• Facilitated assistance for the stranded foreign tourists in the region to travel back to their respective country of origin.

National Nutrition Council–CAR

• Dissemination of COVID-related adivisories, policies and guidelines through social media.

• Provided Technical assistance to Baguio City in the preparation of City Nutrition Committee advisory addressed to barangay officials regarding the management/distribution of nutrition commodities that reached the barangays through non-DOH or HSO channels.

• Facilitated preparation and approval of RNC Resolution no 7, s. 2020 re: Enjoining all LGUs, NGAs, NGOs, civic groups, private entities and other offices to include fruits and vegetables in the food packs to be distributed to constituents during the enhanced community quarantine period and future emergencies and disasters.

Local Government Units

• Continuous conduct of contact tracing for residents in contact with COVID positive person. Checkpoints are set in every entry and exit of each municipality.

• Issuance of Executive Orders re: Prohibition of Social Gathering, Observance of Curfew, hygiene station in all business establishments, price freeze for all basic commodities.

• Activated Barangay Health Emergency Response Teams (BHERTs).

B. TASK UNIT ON RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AND LOGISTICS Department of Social Welfare and Development Field Office–CAR

• Coordinated with other agencies and organizations for warehousing of FNFIs that will be prepositioned to different provinces in CAR.

• Continuous purchase and repacking of Family Food Packs (FFPs) for relief distribution and prepositioning.

• Delivered FFPs to different provinces for relief augmentation.

• Disseminated Interim Guidelines on Relief Distribution to City/Municipal Local Government Units in Relation to COVID-19.

• Continuous monitoring of reports from municipalities. Affected Population

• Due to lockdown and enhanced community quarantine, seventy-seven (77) municipalities/cities with 379,091 families or 1,518,968 individuals are affected due to the disruption of normal activities in their communities.

Cost of Assistance

• As of reporting time, the total cost of assistance amounts to Php 914,155,868.48 wherein the amount of Php 124,277,494.19 was provided by the Local Government Units and the amount of Php 785,278,320.83 was augmented by DSWD CAR in the form of its available Family Food Packs, Assistance to Individuals in Crisis Situations and Social Amelioration Program Emergency Fund. Non-Government Organizations (NGOs) and Private Individuals also donated a total amount of Php 346,409.98 and Php 4,118,626.44 respectively.

Social Amelioration Program Updates

• With the on-going review of proposals for the Social Amelioration Programs, the review committee was able to review 77 proposals from 70 municipalities and two (2) cities.

• As of reporting time, there are 59,9474Ps households and 95,052 non-4Ps families who have received their Social Amelioration Program assistance payout amounting to Php669,047,100.

Office of Civil Defense–CAR

• Provided fuel support to augmented mobility assets and Response Clusters.

• Facilitated the coordination and logistical requirements of the hauling and transportation of FFPs to provinces.

• Inter-agency coordination and sharing of logistical resources for the hauling of donations, relief goods, and other essential supplies.

• Facilitated transport, distribution, and recording of medical supply donations.

• Facilitated the transport of DSWD-CAR’s Food and Non-Food item from the City of Baguio to the Province of Abra through DPWH-CAR and DSWD-CAR.

• Facilitated the transport of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) donations from NCR to the Province of Kalinga through the DPWH-CAR as provider of the vehicle and drivers.

• Facilitated the transport of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) donations from Baguio City to the Province of Kalinga through the DPWH-CAR as provider of the vehicle and drivers.

• Hauled face masks and bottled water from OCD Central Office to Baguio City on April 21, 2020.

Department of Public Works and Highways–CAR

• Provided transportation service with drivers on-standby.

• Hauling of rice from NFA CAR to production hubs of DSWD FO-CAR.

• Delivered specimens from Baguio City to the RITM in Manila. Philippine National Police–Police Regional Office Cordillera

• Provided augmentation of mobility assets and personnel in the hauling of FFPs.

• Providing area security and police presence during distribution of Social Amelioration Program (SAP) payouts in various parts of the region.

• Baguio City Police Office launched the project entitled “Kapwa Ko, Sagot Ko”: A project of BCPO to prepare relief goods to be distributed to the affected individuals of the city.

503rd Infantry Brigade, Philippine Army

• Provided augmentation of mobility assets and personnel in the hauling of FFPs. 14th CAR Regional Community Defense Group, Army Reserve Command

• Provided augmentation of mobility assets and personnel in the hauling of FFPs. Tactical Operations Group-1, Philippine Air Force

• Provided augmentation of mobility assets and personnel in the hauling of FFPs.

• Assisted and transported non-Baguio residents to Pangasinan.

• Accommodated stranded students and workers in Baguio City.

• Provided air mobility in the leaflet drop activity (on government efforts on COVID-19 in relation to ELCAC) in the provinces of Abra, Mt. Province, and Ilocos Sur areas.

Philippine Military Academy Disaster Response Task Group

• On stand-by for logistical support to ensure the implementation of the enhanced community quarantine.

Land Transportation Office–CAR

• LTO Law Enforcement Operation provided free shuttle services exclusive for barangay health workers in the City of Baguio.

Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board–CAR

• Issued special permits for the vechiles ferrying health workers in Baguio City.

• Disseminated SAP information to drivers of public utility vehicles (PUVs). C. TASK UNIT ON STRATEGIC COMMUNICATIONS Philippine Information Agency–CAR

• Regular conduct of Kapihan and press briefings with the members of the Cordillera RDRRMC and IATF-EID.

• Disseminated issuances of public advisories and IECs on COVID-19.

• Continuous monitoring of social media accounts to make sure only valid and reliable information are being share with the general public.

• Issued monitoring/resolution regarding SAP concerns posting of beneficiaries’ personal information in line with the Data Privacy Act; DSWD/DILG/OCSWDO immediately rectified;

• Facilitation of around 128 media passes facilitation of PCOO-IPC media passes for local media during ECQ including printing and lamination (region-wide);

• Issued monitoring/resolution regarding alleged abuse of media passes monitoring and issue resolution of alleged abuse of media passes; not locally issued but PCCO-IPC issued in manila (warned the concerned).

Department of Health-Center for Health Development–CAR

• Conducted health emergency meetings in relation to the COVID-19 health event.

• Continuous dissemination of COVID-19 updates through social media, government media outfits, and official reports furnished to the Cordillera RDRRMC EOC.

Office of Civil Defense–CAR

• Continuous dissemination of public advisories and IECs on COVID-19 from primary sources through social media.

• Continuous monitoring and updating of the CRDRRMC EOC Situational Report.

• Dispensing of press releases to partner media outfits for dissemination.

• Participated as well as reported accomplishments and concerns of CAR at the 8th Inter-task group meeting through video conferencing.

Department of Information and Communications Technology Luzon Cluster 1

• Continuous provision and monitoring of free public internet access in fifty-three (53) specific sites in the provinces of Abra, Apayao, Benguet, and Mountain Province as well as in the City of Baguio.

• Provided Information Communication Technology equipment to the Regional IMT and Cordillera Regional Inter-Agency Task Force-Emergency Operation Center. Equipment as follow: 6 laptop (with accessories) and printer. However, to be returned to the above-mentioned agency after the response operation for COVID-19.

• Implementation of systems (Google Hangout, Meet and FB Messenger) and use of other applicable ICT technologies for the effective implementation of work-from-home (WFH) and work-on-line arrangement to render services within and outside department.

• Collaboration with CURBph for possible partnership and recommendation of the developed mobile responsive system to the government especially NDRRMC.

Department of Education–CAR

• Issued DepEd Regional Advisories and Guidelines regarding DepEd CAR Schools Response to the Novel Coronavirus or 2019-COVID-19.

• Adopted the “Work from Home” arrangement in cognizance of the Enhanced Community Quarantine. The delivery of services shall be done online or via telecommunicating and through official social media platforms.

Philippine Health Insurance Corporation Regional Office–CAR

• Issued PhilHealth Advisory No. 2020-012 re Provision of Care to Persons Under Investigation (PUI) for 2019 Novel Coronavirus (2019-COVID-19).

• Issued statement extending PhilHealth coverage to member-patients suspected of 2019-COVID-19 infection.

TASK UNIT ON ECONOMY National Economic and Development Authority–CAR

• Continuously coordinating with other agencies to address economic and development concerns in the region such as supply allocation, price control, business continuity plans, and social welfare benefits among others.

• Presented, advocated the NEDA proposal on “Addressing the Social & Economic Impact of the COVID 19 Pandemic” on 9 March 2020;

• Proposed RDRRMC Resolution Urging the LGUs to Purchase the Agricultural Produce of Vegetable Farmers on 27 March 2020;

• Proposed RDRRMC Resolution convening the RDRRMC as IATF in the region on 27 March 2020;

• Prepared the Ilocano version of the Consumer Rapid Assessment Questionnaire; disseminated the consumer and business survey;

• Prepared 3 reports on the CAR Experience (good practices, issues) in managing the COVID Crisis;

• Prepared activity framework for the CAR Recovery & Resiliency Planning;

• Continuously tracking the COVID effects, calamity funds, health facilities, crematoriums, and prepared Issue paper on Handling of Remains of Victims.

• Co-organized with OCD-CAR a PDNA for COVID-19 TWG Orientation and Baseline Data Consolidation on April 21, 2020 participated by 25 regional line agencies.

Office of Civil Defense–CAR

• Prepared implementation plan for the formulation of Cordillera Regional Recovery andResiliency Plan for COVID19. The assessment will include two (2) important components: Loss Assessment which will be used in determining the macroeconomic effects; and the Human Recovery Needs Assessment (HRNA) for human development effects and social impact assessment of the pandemic. The Plan will cover four (4) broad sectors including Productive, Infrastructure, Social and Cross Sectors, as well as concerns of micro-small-medium enterprises (MSMEs), tourism, labor and employment and health research and development. The preparation for the Cordillera Regional Recovery and Resiliency Plan will be implemented in three (3) phases: Phase 1: Sectoral baseline data gathering; Phase 2: Conduct of Losses Assessment, Social Impact Assessment and Macro-Economic Assessment; and Phase 3: Analysis and identification of programs, projects, activities and policy recommendations for the Cordillera RRP.

• Issuance of Cordillera RIATG Memorandum Circular No. 4 s. 2020 on the constitution of technical working group for the conduct of Economic Losses and Human Recovery Needs Assessment and formulation of Cordillera Regional Recovery and Resiliency Plan for COVID19

• Organized a Post Disaster Needs Assessment for COVID-19 TWG Orientation and Baseline Data Consolidation on April 21, 2020 participated by 25 regional line agencies.

• Prepared the Terms of Reference for the PDNA TWG members for approval on April 23, 2020 during the Cordillera 2nd Quarter Full Council Meeting.

Department of Agriculture–CAR

• Launched KADIWA Direct Connect which aims to facilitate direct linkage between and among farmers and buyers even outside the region particularly Metro Manila and other urban centers. It is also linked with the KADIWA ni Ani at Kita trading centers and rolling stores.

Department of Trade and Industry–CAR

• Disseminated advisories on Suggested Retail Price of PPEs/health products.

• Continuous monitoring of prices of prime commodities through the Local Price Coordinating Councils.

• Implemented the Rolling Store joint project to ease congestion at the Baguio City Market during the implementation of the Enhanced Community Quarantine due to the COVID-19 threat. Aside from grocery items, agricultural products such as meat, fish and lowland and highland vegetables were also made available for the market goers.

Department of Labor and Employment–CAR

• Disseminated issuances and advisories on the Adjustment Measures Program for Affected Workers due to the Coronavirus Disease 2019

• Implemented of Emergency Employment Assistance Program – Tupad Program for informal sectors (to be hired to disinfect).

Department of Tourism–CAR

• Conducted inventory of stranded foreign tourists in the region. Local Government Units

• All LGUs are strictly monitoring the prices of commodities.

• Local chief executives from the Baguio-La Trinidad-Itogon-Sablan-Tublay-Tuba (BLISTT) convened for an emergency meeting to address immediate concerns regarding the proper implementation of the enhanced community quarantine as well as prepare for a recovery and rehabilitation plan.

• Formulated BLISTT-wide community quarantine policies to avoid confusion and address emerging issues given the towns' socio-economic interdependence.

• Assisted in the identification of SAP beneficiaries based on guidelines provided by DSWD CAR.

Response Efforts of the Cordillera Regional IMT:

• Established the ICP, camps, and decontamination facility for the EOC, IMT, and Response Clusters

• Monitored departure details of the delivery of FFPs to Abra and Mountain Province.

• Coordinated with Provincial DRRM Councils on the status and progress of their IMT activation

• Established Camp and Base as the Isolation area for PUIs in the vicinity.

• Identified strategies on the monitoring and mobilization of stranded travelers going to their destinations with lockdown status.

• Prepared guidelines for the Provincial IMTs and EOC processes in monitoring stranded travelers in the region based on the existing IATF guidelines and DILG memoranda.

• Coordinated and monitored delivery of F/NFIs for Kalinga.

• Established Resource Status System (updated daily).

• Monitored community and hospital quarantine actions and status.

• Monitored lifelines, movement of FNIs and front liners within the operational period.

• Continuous monitoring of existing provincial Incident Management Team

• Manning of the Decontamination Facility and regular conduct of decontamination at the EOC, OCD Warehouse (including non-food donations), Response Cluster Hub, and established ICS facilities.

• Daily ferrying of EOC personnel, Response Cluster DDOs, and Regional ACT members to and from the Command Center.

• Continuous construction of informative maps containing resource information and activities in relation to the ongoing management of COVID-19 in the region.

• Continuous coordination with the activated IMTs.

• Regular reporting and submission of reports to the EOC.

• Preparation and coordination with target participants for an orientation on the Management of Dead and Missing (MDM) Persons for Emerging Diseases scheduled on April 18, 2020.

• Conducted orientation on Management of the Dead and Missing participated by representative from TOG1, Baguio CDRRM, La Paz Funeral Parlor and Beyond the Sunset Crematorium.

• Facilitated the validation of the RCAT ICP and Planning Section by the representatives of World Health Organization.

• Consolidated the data for the submission of ICS forms and other reports, including the list on activated Municipal and or City IMTs.

REGION I 702nd Infantry Brigade

• Conducted joint ECQ checkpoint at the following areas: ▪ Brgy. Ayudante, Candon City, Ilocos Sur

▪ National Highway of Barangay Sucoc, Narvacan, Ilocos Sur

▪ Brgy Penned, Sta Maria, Ilocos Sur

▪ Brgy Gusing, Sta Maria, Ilocos Sur

▪ Brgy Sorioan, Salcedo, Ilocos Sur

▪ Brgy Culiong, Salcedo, Ilocos Sur

▪ National Highway, Brgy. Antonino, Balaoan, La Union

▪ National Highway, Brgy. Masupe, Balaoan, La Union

▪ National Highway, Brgy. Antonino, Balaoan, La Union

▪ Brgy. Ferdinand, Marcos, Ilocos Norte

▪ Brgy. Darat, Pinili, Ilocos Norte

• Assisted in the implementation of Social Amelioration Program (SAP) in Bani, Pangasinan

• Assisted the employees of DSWD for the distribution of Social Amelioration Card (SAC) to the civilian populace at the following areas: ▪ Brgy. 12 Namoroc, Vintar, Ilocos Norte

▪ Brgy. 24 Alsem, Vintar, Ilocos Norte

• Conducted security patrol/ronda in Brgy Sorioan, Salcedo, Ilocos Sur to ensure the implementation of ECQ

• Conducted loud speaker operation in the following municipalities of Pangasinan: ▪ Binalonan

▪ Villiasis

▪ San Manuel

▪ Sta Maria

▪ Rosales

▪ Urdaneta

• Provided transportation assistance to the civilian populace of Brgy San Isidro Norte and Brgy Naguilayan of Binmaley, Pangasinan

• Hauled/transported the donated PPEs of UPSS Donation Drive Headquarters Marikina City to UPSS Donation Drive Pangasinan for distribution

• Conducted distribution of relief goods in San Fernando City, La Union

• Provided security assistance to the DSWD personnel during the validation of list of beneficiaries for Social Amelioration Program (SAP) in Binmaley, Pangasinan

• Conducted Social Media Operation (SMO) at the following areas: ▪ Brgy. Calaoa-an, Candon City, Ilocos Sur

▪ Brgy. Sulvec, Narvacan Ilocos Sur

▪ Brgy. Antonino, Balaoan, La Union Bureau of Fire Protection

• Assisted in the distribution of cash aids

• Conducted community information dissemination

• Conducted roving for strictly implementation of ECQ

• Conducted checkpoint with PNP and BPATS

• Decontamination of all incoming and outgoing personnel of control points

• Decontamination of all vehicles thru tire bathing

• Monitoring of all person entering the AOR

• Continuously manning the community quarantine control points

• Assisted in distribution of social amelioration Department of Agriculture

• Distributed seeds in Pangasinan in the total amount of Php1,116,375.00 Department of Health

• Attended Regional IMT Meeting at OCDRO1 Office of Civil Defense

• Participated in the Video Teleconference regarding the Regional Task Force Situation Report Template

• Distributed PPEs to PhilHealth Region 1 and Regional Mobile Force Battallion

• Coordinated to Cluster leads for assessment reports. LGUs PDRRMC Pangasinan

• Distribution of 2,966 sacks of rice to 9 LGUs Manaoag, Pangasinan

• Meeting with Barangay Captain and Barangay Secretaries regarding SAP Pay-out Distribution for the Barangays of Parian, Oraan East and Oraan West

• Distribution and Collection of SAC form for the Beneficiaries of SAP for the Barangays of Licsi, Tebuel and Calaocan

REGION II OFFICE OF CIVIL DEFENSE / CAGAYAN VALLEY REGIONAL DISASTER RISK REDUCTION AND MANAGEMENT COUNCIL

• CVDRRM Operations Center on RED Alert re: CORONA VIRUS DISEASE (COVID-19) effective 17 March 2020.

• OCDRO2 continuous coordination with DOH RO2 – Disaster Risk Reduction Management in Health – Operations Center and other CVRDRRMC member agencies for information and updates.

• OCDRO2 continuously monitoring AOR.

• Activation of CVRDDRMC Regional Task Force Emergency Operations Center

• Continuous sanitation and disinfection of OCD RO2 Office.

• Issued the following RTF Memorandum No. 36 with the Subject: Harmonization of Reporting Template

• Participated in the Health Cluster Meeting via Zoom.

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WELFARE AND DEVELOPMENT

• The Field Office 02 was able to provide assistance amounting to ₱3,217,726,707.53 with the following breakdown:

ASSISTANCE AMOUNT

Family Food Packs: 10,996 FFPs ₱3,741,560.94

Other Food Items ₱185,896.59

Non-Food Items ₱133,750.00

Social Amelioration Program: (covering all 93 municipalities) ₱3,213,419,000.00

Assistance provided to other agencies:

PhP 246,500.00

Àgency Item Qty Unit Cost Amount

DOH RO2 Folding Beds 50 ₱1,480.00 ₱74,000.00

DOH RO2 Sleeping Kits 250 ₱690.00 ₱172,500.00

TOTAL ₱3,217,726,707.53

• Per monitoring of the DSWD Field Office 02, there is 28.32% distribution rate of the assistance for the Social Amelioration Program. The following table shows the amount of funding which was distributed with its corresponding number of families.

SOCIAL AMELIORATION PROGRAM

FUNDING

Total Fund Allocation Php 3,213,419,000.00

Total amount distributed Php 910, 101,500.00

Remaining Balance Php 2,303,317,500.00

Distribution Rate 28.32%

FAMILIES

Total target families (based on SAC)

584,258

Total families served/ paid-out 165,473

Remaining Balance 418,785

Total no of families outside the allocation (CIC)

91,723

• Status of Prepositioned Resources – Stockpile and standby fund—as follows: Standby Funds: Php 4,911,974.29 Stockpiles: ₱40, 937, 818.07

PARTICULARS AMOUNT

Family Food Packs: 34,431 FFPs ₱12,964,836.74

Other food items for repacking ₱10,737,909.81

Food items for reconditioning due to weevil ₱1,190,630.98

Non-food Items ₱6,057,124.25

Processed purchase requests for repacking awaiting for delivery

₱5,075,342.00

TOTAL ₱36,025,843.78

• All of the 93 municipalities in Region 02 have already received SAP funding. A total amount of ₱ 3,213,419,000 was transferred to these LGUs for distribution to target beneficiaries.

• There are 165,473 beneficiaries out of 584,258 target beneficiaries (based on SAC) assistance, amounting to a total pf Php 910,101,500.00 distributed, a 28.32% distribution rate, as of 11:30 AM today.

• The following municipalities were able to completely pay all their target barangays: Peñablanca in the province of Cagayan and Alicia, Dinapigue, Mallig, Quezon, Reina Mercedes, San Guillermo, and Sta. Maria in the province of Isabela.

• On-going SAP payout in the following 48 Municipalities:

PROVINCES MUNICIPALITIES

Cagayan

Abulug Amulung Camalanuigan Iguig Lasam Pamplona Solana

Piat Sta Ana Sta. Praxedes Sta. Teresita Tuguegarao City

Isabela

Angadanan Aurora Benito Soliven Cabatuan Cordon Delfin Albano Divilacan Echague Gamu

Luna Maconacon Roxas San Pablo Santiago City Sto. Tomas

Quirino Cabarroguis Diffun Maddela

Nagtipunan Saguday

Nueva Vizcaya

Alfonso Castaneda Ambaguio Aritao Bagabag Bambang Bayombong Diadi Dupax del Norte

Dupax del Norte Dupax del Sur Kasibu Kayapa Quezon Solano Villaverde

• DSWD FO II staff conducted monitoring of the implementation of SAP in the different LGUs in the Region.

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

• On Code Blue Alert. Activated the Emergency Operation Center.

• Coordinated with HEMB, OCD, DRRM Offices, DMO IV and V.

• Active monitoring thru quad-media 24/7.

• In close coordination with the RESU in the verification of cases.

• Activation of the Incident Command System and Code White Alert Status to all DOH staff and DOH-Retained Hospitals in relation to COVID-19.

• Active surveillance of COVID-19 cases.

• Conducted series of Press Conference for confirmed case and provided updates on COVID-19.

• Regular disinfection of the EOC facility and other equipment.

• Continuous monitoring of cases in the region

• Strict implementation of precautionary measures such as social distancing and hand washing inside the EOC.

• Delivery of medical supplies and other logistics to different LGUs and health facilities.

• Continuous coordination with DILG, OCD, PIA, PNP, concerned Health Facilities and other concerned agencies and stakeholders in connection with contact tracing re COVID-19 positive cases.

• Monitoring of quarantine facilities, hospitals and other health facilities in the Region.

• Daily conduct of Regional Inter Agency Task Force meeting through teleconference.

• Teleconference meeting with Epidemiology Bureau and Regional Epidemiology Surveillance Units regarding the Mass Testing / Expanded Testing Protocols.

• Dissemination of information and updates on COVID 19 monitoring activities through PIA DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT

• Submitted the Regional Monitoring Report to USec. Densing on the Re-Aligned 20% Economic Development Fund for COVID-19

• Prepared the following: ▪ Memorandum re Collection of Socialized Fees by LGUs and DSWD Field Offices under

RA 11222 otherwise known as “Simulated Birth Rectification Act” (Disseminated already) ▪ Regional Advisory on the Establishment and Maintenance of Barangay Nurseries as

Sustainable Source of Assorted Vegetable Seedlings for Distribution to Households ▪ Endorsement of e-mail message from concern citizen re Social Amelioration Program

(SAP) to RD De Villa of DSWD. ▪ Memorandum re DOH-DILG Joint Administrative Order re Guidelines on Local Isolation

and General Treatment Areas for COVID-19 cases (LIGTAS COVID) and the Community–based Management of Mild COVID-19 Cases.

• Disseminated the following: ▪ Memorandum to all PDs re Invitation to the 9thListongUgnayan, COVID-19 ay Labanan

– Luzon Cluster ▪ Memorandum to PD Maribbay, PD Toribio and PD Urbina re Unnumbered

Memorandum re Request for Assistance in the Facilitation of the Unhampered Transport of Returning OFWs Returning to the Cagayan Valley Region (Updated)

▪ Letter to PBGen. Casimiro of the PNP re registration link for the ListongUgnayan with DILG CAR RD Iringan and City Mayor Benjamin B. Magalong

▪ Letter to PBGen Casimiro re coordination on the Updated Memorandum from USec Densing on the Request for Assistance in the Facilitation of the Unhampered Transport of Returning OFWs to the Cagayan Valley Region

▪ Memorandum to all PDs re Survey on the New Normal for Internal DILG actions Bureau of Fire Protection

• Deployment of RED team in various checkpoints and stations in order to monitor all BFP personnel Region-wide.

• Creation and publication of video in social media discussing the BFP RO2 capability in its fight against COVID-19 and decontamination procedure in layman’s term.

• Regular disinfection of the EOC facility and other equipment.

• Continuous operation of Dry Decon to all offices (Regional, Provincial and Stations)

• All stations observed the regular and thorough disinfection of barracks, offices and immediate premises.

• Continuous monitoring and observance of the medical health status of BFP personnel within the Region who are PUM/PUI.

• PIO- continuously coordinating Information Education Campaign through social media.

• Continuous distribution of COVID kit to all incoming duty personnel within AOR who will render 14 straight duties. This kitis composed of Face mask, face shield, alcohol, sanitizer and vitamin C to ensure the safety and well-being of our BFP front liners.

• Performed other task as directed by IATF, CVRDRRMC and Health Task Force. DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY

• Cluster Office is ensuring proper compliance with all relevant issuances, directives, and advisories, precautionary measures of the DOH, and the IATF on Emerging Infectious Diseases on the curtailment and elimination of COVID-19. (D.O. No. 44)

• Provisioned skeletal workforces as may be necessary for departmental services that require physical workplace presence within their respective units

• Provisioned transportation for personnel designated to skeleton workforces for critical services as needed.

• Provisioned certifications for workers designated to the skeleton workforce for critical services for them to be permitted to pass through the control points, and move within restricted areas.

• Work Arrangement for DICT Luzon Cluster 1, Regional and Provincial Offices: all units in Luzon and other areas placed under ECQ shall implement Work-From-Home (WFH) arrangements, inclusive of Work Online (WOL), or such other similar alternative arrangements that will enable DICT personnel and workers to perform their functions and services while remaining in their respective residences during the COVID-19 situation. (D.O. No. 45-A)

• Social media posting on: ▪ Online platform of DICT Tech4Ed for online study of students ▪ Continued Daily Monitoring of Free Wifi for All sites in the Regions 1, 2 and CAR ▪ Continued Daily monitoring, operations, and maintenance of Regional Government

Network ensuring internet connection of the connected agencies in the Tuguegarao Regional Government Center.

• Accepting Philippine National Public Key Infrastructure (PNPKI)applications for the issuance of digital certificates for digital signatures to have trusted and reliable online transactions.

• Promotion of Online Trainings on Web Development and Social Media Marketing using FB, organized by ILCDB.

• Coordination with the LGUs in Luzon Cluster 2 (Regions 1,2 and CAR) regarding the support needed from DICT during the extended ECQ in Luzon, especially for the internet connectivity in the command centers and quarantine sites.

PHILIPPINE INFORMATION AGENCY

• Attended to queries of netizens and callers through PIA Region 2’s established hotline (0919 008 4889) and FB Pages on COVID-19-related concerns and the Social Amelioration Program.

• Produced and aired one episode of “PIA-2 COVID-19 Special Coverage) with DSWD Regional Information Office Chester Trinidad as guest.

• Produced 8 news and broadcast releases regarding COVID-19-related concerns and the status of SAP distribution to Local Government Units.

• Produced and posted 11 Local Social Media Cards regarding updates on COVID-19 and interventions done by various government agencies and local government units to mitigate the impact of the Enhanced Community Quarantine to the lives of residents regionwide

• Produced and disseminated 6 Textblasts/Situationer reports to media partners and other identified recipients.

• Reposted 2 inter-agencies’ announcements and advisories to all PIA Region 2 FB Pages.

• Reposted the live streaming of Laging Handa Public Briefing and Network Briefing, both hosted by PCOO Secretary Martin Andanar to all PIA FB Pages.

• Interviewed OWWA OIC Regional Director Luzviminda Tumaliuan regarding their assistance to be extended to returning OWFs in the region.

PHILIPPINE COAST GUARD

• Coast Guard Station Cagayan Personnel together with Special Operations Unit North Eastern Luzon and PNP – MARIG Aparri conducted seaborne patrol operations along vicinity waters of Cagayan River up to coastal Barangays of Aparri, Cagayan in connection with the implementation of Enhanced Community Quarantine due to COVID-19. Likewise ferried front liners from Dappa Wharf, Aparri to Barangay Sanja and Barangay Linao, Aparri, Cagayan.

• Coast Guard Station Cagayan personnel together with operation control units and other government agencies monitored all incoming and outgoing motorbancas and conducted health screening in connection with COVID-19 at Dappa Wharf, Toran Wharf and Sanja Wharf Aparri, Cagayan.

• Coast Guard Sub-Station Sta Ana personnel together with other government agencies provided necessary assistance to RHU personnel and CEZA health division personnel in check point in connection with COVID-19 at Brgy. Casambalangan, Sta Ana, Cagayan.

• Coast Guard Sub-station Sta Ana personnel conducted monitoring of incoming and outgoing motorbancas in connection with the implementation of the Enhanced Community Quarantine due to COVID-19 at San Vicente Port, Sta Ana, Cagayan.

• Coast Guad Substation Calayan Personnel conducted coastal security patrol in connection with COVID-19 at Barangay Magsidel, Calayan, Cagayan

• Coast Guard Sub-station Claveria personnel together with other government agencies conducted thermal scanning in check point in connection with COVID-19 at Brgy Centro 7, Claveria, Cagayan.

• Coast Guard Sub-station Camiguin personnel conducted monitoring of incoming and outgoing motorbancas in connection with COVID-19 at Barangay Balatubat and Sitio Panan, Barangay Minabel, Camiguin Island, Calayan, Cagayan.

• Coast Guard Sub-station Maconacon personnel monitored all incoming and outgoing motorbancas at Brgy Fely and Brgy Minanga, Maconacon, Isabela.

• Coast Guard Sub-station Maconacon personnel together with RHU, PNP , MDRRMO and Barangay Officials manned check point in connection with COVID-19 at Brgy Fely, Brgy Minanga, Brgy Aplaya and Brgy Diana, Maconacon, Isbaela.

• Coast guard station Batanes personnel provided security assistance at Basco port to ensure that crew of domestics vessels will not disembark for they are considered as person under monitoring (PUM) in connection with Enhanced Community Quarantine of entire Luzon.

• Coast Guard Substation Ivana personnel toether with PNP and RHU manned checkpoint in connection with Enhanced Community Quarantine at Brgy San Vicente, Ivana, Batanes.

• Coast Guard sub-station Sabtang personnel together with PNP Sabtang manned check point in connection with Enhanced Community Quarantine at Barangay Sinakan, Sabtang, Batanes.

• Coast Guard sub-station Itbayat personnel together with PNP and CAFGUItbayat manned check point in connection with Enhanced Community Quarantine at Barangay San Rafael, Itbayat, Batanes.

• Special Operation Unit North Eastern Luzon together with Coast Guard Station Cagayan personnel onboard Toyota Hilux conducted coastal security patrol in connection with the implementation of the

• Enhanced Community Quarantine due to COVID-19 at Brgy Punta, Brgy San Antonio, Brgy Maura, Brgy Dodan and Brgy Paddaya all in Aparri, Cagayan.

PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE

• Deployed PNP personnel in established Quarantine Control Points (QCP) in different Police Provincial Offices (PPOs)/City Police Office (CPO), City Police Station (CPS)/Municipal Police Stations (MPS);

• Participated in the repacking of relief goods in DSWD, LGUs and stations;

• Distributed relief goods to the different Barangays in the Region;

• Conducted information dissemination on OPLAN TAMBULI in the different Areas of Responsibilities to remind the constituents to Stay at Home and observe social distancing and use of safety precautionary measures;

• Conducted patrol especially during night time in observance of the strict implementation of the curfew and liquor ban;

• Established quarantine facilities in Regional Headquarters and different Police Provincial Office/City Police Office;

• Deployed PNP personnel to render security assistance to other agency members of the IATF during the delivery of foods and financial assistance; and

• Accomplishment report on the implementation of RA 11332 and RA 11469.

PROVINCE/ CITY / MUNICIPALITY

NO. OF CURFEW VIOLATORS/ WITH DISOBEDIENT BEHAVIROS

NO. MASS GATHERING VIOLATIONS

No. of Denied Entry/Exit at ECQ

No. of Social Distancing Violations

No. of Unauthorized Person Outside Residence Arrested Fined Warned

BATANES 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

CAGAYAN

0 0 0 3 18 41 104

ISABELA 0 0 0 0 16 0 5

SANTIAGO CITY

0 0 0 0 2 4 20

N NUEVA VIZCAYA

0 0 0 0 12 2 3

QUIRINO

0 0 0 0 0 8 0

TOTAL 0 0 0 3 48 55 132

DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM

• Designed infographics for the tourists assistance and posted in the office’s social media accounts(facebook and facebook page, instagram, twitter and webpage) and shared to various media partners;

• The following is the breakdown of assisted stranded tourists in the region (As of 22 April 2020);

Repatriated Tourists (Foreign) 51

Repatriated Tourists (Local) 12

Still in the region 27

Decided to stay 2

TOTAL

92

• Monitored the whereabouts of stranded tourists and provided free transportation for their immediate transport to NAIA;

• Coordinated with various line agencies for the following purpose/s, to wit:

• DOLE-for the Tulong Panghanap-Buhay Sa Ating Disadvantaged/Displaced Workers (TUPAD) and COVID-19 Adjustment Measures Program (CAMP);

Submitted Enterprises 21 21

Endorsed Enterprises 21 21

• From the submitted enterprises, two (2) Tourism Establishments were able to receive the assistance from DOLE benefitting a total of seven (7) displaced workers.

• DOH- for the identification and inspection of accommodation establishments to be used as quarantine facility in the region;

• The following are the eleven (11) establishments being identified in the region: 1. Villa Blanca Hotel in Tuguegarao City, Cagayan

2. Japi Hotel in Cauayan City, Isabela 3. Wilmers Resort in Santiago City 4. Gaotian Resort in Santiago City 5. Punta Amelita in Cordon, Isabela 6. Lo Tus in Nueva Vizcaya 7. Lower Magat Eco-tourism Park in Nueva Vizcaya 8. Hotel Dian in Aparri, Cagayan 9. Crab Hotel in Buguey, Cagayan

10. Quirino WSC Hostel in Quirino 11. Sta. Fe Forest Park in Nueva Vizcaya

• LGUs- for the monitoring of status of stranded tourists in their respective jurisdiction; DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

DA RFO 02 OPERATING

UNITS CONCERNS

HIGHLIGHTS OF ACCOMPLISHMENT

April 22, 2020 CUMULATIVE

Field Operations Division (FOD)

IATF IDs and Certification issued to agricultural workers and skeletal workforce

350ID cards

March 17-April 22, 2020 2,784ID cards 980 Certifications

Vegetable Seeds and Seedlings distributed

Launched the Gulayansa Barangay in support to Plant PlantPlant Program in San Gabriel, Tuguegarao City, Cagayan 2,000 pcs vegetable seedlings and 113 packs vegetable seeds distributed to 113 households

Assorted Vegetable Seeds Packs distributed: 33,977 Households served: 3,946 Municipalities covered: 70 Assorted Vegetable Seedlings Pieces distributed: 21,207 Households served: 1,246

Rice Farmers Financial Assistance (RFFA) distributed

Cagayan: 4,209 Isabela:1,192 Quirino: 22 Total:5,423

Cagayan:13,090 Isabela:4,608 Quirino: 235 Total: 17,933

Ahon Lahat PagkainSapatKontra COVID-19 or Plant PlantPlant Program

Conduct of Emergency Meeting with the members of the Seed Growers Multi- Purpose Cooperative in Region 02.

Emergency Meeting on Plant PlantPlant Program was conducted at DA CVRC, City of Ilagan, Isabela on April 15, 2020. NIA, SUCs, PAs, AFCs and DA RFO 02 officials were among the participants who attended in the activity. Launching of Plant. Plant. Plant Program on April 15, 2020 adopting barangay BLISS, City of Ilagan, Isabela with 1600 households. Conduct Municipal Agriculturist Meeting in Cagayan Province on April 16, 2020; in Isabela province on April 17, 2020 and in Nueva Vizcaya on April 21, 2020 Presentation and Review of the refocused program and the Plant. Plant. Plant Program during the Special Management Meeting on April 20, 2020

Agribusiness and Marketing Assistance

Operation of the KADIWA ni Ani at Kita (Gross Sales)

Total Gross Sales: Php 309,729.00 KADIWA Outlets: Php

March 24- April 22, 2020 Total Gross Sales: Php 4,914,509.50

Division (AMAD)

52,153.00 KADIWAon Wheels: Php 257,567.00

KADIWA Outlets: Php 1,090,697.50 KADIWA on Wheels: Php 3,823,812.0 Municipalities covered: 40 Province covered: 5 Barangay: 91

Food Passes issued 87 Food Passes 6,878food passes (March 17-April 22,2020)

Activation of the Local Price Coordinating Council (LPCC)

Provinces and Cities with reactivated LPCC and on-going monitoring: Batanes, Cagayan, Isabela, Nueva Vizcaya &Quirino, Tuguegarao City, City of Ilagan, Santiago City &Cauayan City

Flow of Assorted Vegetables monitored in the Nueva Vizcaya Agricultural Terminal (NVAT, Bambang, Nueva Vizcaya

Inflow: 557.0 MT Outflow: 506.0 MT broken down as follows: NCR (Balintawak, Katipunan and Divisoria): 203.0 MT CAR (Baguio City, Tabuk City): 6.0MT Region 1 (Urdaneta and Dagupan, Pangasinan), San Fernando, La Union, Pagudpud, IN): 11.0 MT Region 2 (Tuguegarao City, Cauayan, Santiago City): 124.00 MT Region 3 (San Jose, Caranglan, Cabanatuan of N. Ecija; Balagtas, Bulacan, Bocaue in Bulacan): 153.00 MT Region 5: 9.0 MT Balance: 50.6 MT

Cumulative (March 24-April 22, 2020) Inflow: 15,973.0 MT Outflow: 14,521.0 MT broken down as follows: NCR (Balintawak, Katipunan and Divisoria): 5,114.0MT CAR (Baguio City, Tabuk City): 303.0 MT Region 1 (Urdaneta and Dagupan, Pangasinan, San Fernando, La Union, Pagudpud, IN.): 657.0 MT Region 2 (Tuguegarao City, Cauayan, Santiago City): 3,820.0 MT Region 3 (San Jose, Caranglan, Cabanatuan of N. Ecija; Balagtas, Bulacan, Bocaue in Bulacan): 4,263.0 MT Region 4A (Cavite): 270.0 MT Region 5(Bicol): 94 MT

Regulatory Division

African Swine Fever Municipality with latest positive cases of ASF:Ramon, Isabela on March 30, 2020 64 blood samples collected in Aurora, San Manuel, Isabela and Lallo, Cagayan tested negative for ASF. Indemnification fund for the 1,156 animals culled in Isabela, Nueva Vizcaya and Quirino amounting to Php 5,780,000.00 were already requested in DA Central Office. Ongoing processing of documents for the indemnification fund of the 1,365 animals culled in Cagayan and Isabela amounting to Php 6,825,000.00

Ship in and out of Selected Agricultural Commodities monitored in Checkpoints

Shipped out Corn: 448.0 MT Palay: 392.0 MT Rice: 1,176.25 MT Rice bran: 295.0 MT Pig: 175 heads

March 15- April 22, 2020 Shipped out Corn: 23,845.70 MT Palay: 22,327.27 MT Rice: 39,674.66 MT Rice bran : 756 MT

Processed Meat: 2.50 MT Hatching eggs: 40,000 pcs Shipped in Corn: 29.70 MT Rice:0.83 MT Goats: 70 heads Processed Meat: 83.04 MT Eggs: 90, 300 pcs Poultry: 13,248 heads Chicken dung: 3,840 sacks

Carabao: 33 heads Pig : 924 heads Processed Meat, Frozen: 184.64 MT Eggs: 316,575 pcs Hatching eggs: 252,641 pcs Poultry: 131,540 heads Shipped in Corn: 1,565.87 MT Rice: 0.83 MT Wheat: 39.80 MT Carabao: 173 heads Cattle: 1 head Goats: 355 heads Pigs: 323 heads Processed Meat: 38,640.75 MT Eggs: 3, 439,822 pcs Hatching eggs: 35,000 pcs Poultry: 1,263,137 heads Chicken dung: 63,110.0 sacks

Finance and Administration Division (FAD)

IATF Identification Cards issued to Skeletal Workforce

338 ID cards

Service Continuity and Planning Management (SCPMT)

Entrance and exit of personnel and clients entering the DA RFO 02, research centers and experiment station premises including their body temperatures are monitored. Wearing of Facemask and use of alcohol upon entry are strictly implemented 3,983 vehicles entering DA RFO 02 and research centers and experiment station premised were disinfected; 31 buildings of DA RFO 02 were also disinfected. Lunch was also provided to personnel.

Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation Division (PMED)

Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation Activities

Finalized and submitted the 1st quarter BAR1 for all banner programs/projects of DA RFO 02 Finalized and submitted the DA RFO 02 1st quarter RPMES to NEDA Submitted online the 2021 Plan and Budget Proposal to RDC-RBRC Attended the video-conferencing of the Expanded Economy Cluster of the Regional Task Force for COVID-19 on April 21, 2020 ICT unit –in charge of assuring stable internet connection and availability of ICT equipment for National and Regional Teleconferencing activities. Submitted the proposed PMED additional positions in HRMO units with strong justifications Prepared salaries for 42 COS and JOs staff. Reviewed the evaluation report for the National Impact Evaluation of Agricultural Machineries/Infrastructures Monitored weekly the Work from home Plan and Accomplishment of PMED, IPLAN and SES Staff

Regional Agriculture and Fisheries

Press Releases Posted two (2) articles on DA Cagayan Valley re support of Nueva Vizcaya

Cumulative March 18-April 22,2020 33 Press releases

Information Section

in the Plant, Plant, Plant Program and launching of Gulayansa Barangay in San Gabriel, Tuguegarao City, Cagayan.

12 Talking Heads 25 Infographics 19 Advisories 10 AVPs

Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR)

Food Passes BFAR: 6 food passes BFAR: 198 food passes (March 15- April 22, 2020)

Land Transportation Permit

Outgoing Shipment 6 LTP issued for the outgoing shipment of 6.23 MT fishery products valued at Php 920,000.00 Incoming Shipment 13 LTP issued for the incoming shipment of 28.2 MT fishery products valued at Php 4,414,000.00

March 15-April 22, 2020) Outgoing Shipment. 124 LTP issued for the outgoing shipment of 97.03 MT fishery products valued at Php 13,280,330.00. Incoming Shipment. 459 LTP issued for the incoming shipment of 1,072.152 MT fishery products valued at Php 103,994,967.00

National Food Authority (NFA)

Stock Inventory of NFA as of April 21, 2020

Actual number of bags of palay procured- 113, 962 bags Stock Inventory of palay-707,215 bags Stock Inventory of Milled Rice- 11,187 bags at 50 kg/bag Outflow of milled rice of NFA as follows: To LGUs & other institutions-65,052 bags at 50 kg/bag To NCR-42,750 bags at 50 kg/bag

BUREAU OF FISHERIES AND AQUATIC RESOURCES

• Issued Vehicle / Food Pass and Local Transport Permit (LTP) for the movement of fish and fishery products

Issuances Dates

March 15-April 22, 2020 April 22, 2020

Food pass 195 0

Local Transport Permit (LTP)

126 LTP issued (97.03mt) for outgoing 473 LTP received (1,054.552mt)

2 LTP Issued (3MT) 11 LTP received (31.685MT)

• Continuous participation in the daily conduct of KADIWA niAni At Kita spearheaded by DA RF02

• Price monitoring is also being undertaken in the 27 municipalities of Isabela Province and in Tuguegarao City, Cagayan.

• Continuous activation of Skeleton workforce of the Bureau.

• Conducted tilapia fingerling dispersal (30,500 pcs) to fisherfolk of Cagayan, Quirino and Isabela.

• Continuous conduct of landbased and seaborne patrolling in the region by the FRPG Team

• Establishment of four (4) unit of Integrated Farming.

• Continuous provision of technical assistance to LGUs and concerned entities via phone calls, emails and other social media platforms.

• All Technology Outreach Stations and Provincial Fishery Offices are closely coordinating with the dispersal officer regarding the availability of fingerlings

• Continuous encoding of NSAP data thru database

• Continuous posting and sharing of information thru the official Facebook account of BFAR Cagayan Valley

DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND INDUSTRY

• Continuous implementation of Social Amelioration Program.

• Continuous price monitoring to ensure adherence to automatic price levels of Basic necessities.

• Continuous implementation of Anti-hoarding / Anti-profiteering campaign. DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

• Repayment systems for production technology equipment advanced by DOST for higher productivity to Micro Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in Region 2 will be restructured for two months deferment without interest penalty.

• Continuous dissemination of COVID-19 updates and precautionary measures thru DOST RO2 Social Media Account.

• Presented the Feasibility Analysis of Syndromic Surveillance Using a Spatio-Temporal Epidemiological ModeleR (FASSSTER) for Early Detection of Diseases Application to Office Civil Defense Region 2 for deployment to the Members of Regional Task Force and Local Government Units with confirmed cases of COVID 19.

CALABARZON PDRRMO Rizal

• Continuous monitoring, coordination and submission of situation report.

• Provided service vehicles for the transportation of medical personnel and relief goods to

• different LGUs and hospitals. PDRRMO Cavite

• Continuous monitoring, coordination and submission of situation report.

• Repacking of E-balde to be distributed to the severely affected families by COVID-19 in the

• province.

• Province-wide disinfection of public places and in the Provincial Capitol Compound.

• Fabrication and Distribution of improvised face shields to PNP, PDRRMO, Hospitals, AFP

• and others

• Activation of the Cavite COVID-19 Provincial IMT

• Provision of Medical Supplies and Equipment

• Provision of Transportation for stranded Caviteños

• Provision of Transportation for frontliners of the Provincial Government of Cavite

• Procurement of PPG’s for Management of COVID-19 related cases, Welfare Goods, Medical

• Supplies, Medical Equipment & Facilities for GEAMH

• Continuous distribution of PPG’s and medical supplies to hospitals in Cavite

• Active engagement with social media by the Provincial Governor

• Use of GIS software for COVID-19 data tracking

• Tight coordination of the Provincial Government with the City/ Municipal Mayors

• Tight coordination with PNP and AFP re: Implementation of curfew hours and check points

• PSWDO: monitoring of the Social Amelioration Program of LGUs

• Cavite to be the first province to have COVID-19 Testing laboratory in CALABARZON

• Strict implementation of daytime quarantine pass enforcement of the PNP Cavite

• Continuous relief distribution to affected families in the province

• Implementation of province-wide Mass Testing, coordinated with DOH

• Expansion of COVID Mitigation Infrastructure o 60 swab collection stations

o 10 mobile collection stations o 20 PCR machines

• Cavite Health Monitoring Card with a QR Code

• Use of Android/iOS App for means of notification of test results

• Provided service vehicles for the transportation of medical personnel and relief goods to

• different LGUs and hospitals in Laguna. PDRRMO Quezon

• Continuous monitoring, coordination and submission of situation report.

• Ongoing consolidation of LGUs’ operational expenses for COVI-19 operations.

• Ongoing consolidation of personnel involved in operations for COVID-19 per municipality.

• Hauling of medical supplies to be used by the Provincial Government of Quezon from

• Intramuros, Manila.

• Coordination with the Quezon PPO with regards to the transportation of PPEs to be pickedup

• in Metro Manila.

• Coordination with the Quezon PPO with regards to the transportation of PPEs to be pickedup in Metro Manila.

• Continuous coordination with Quezon District Jail regarding the health status of their health

• personnel and PDLs.

• Provided service vehicles for the transportation of medical personnel and relief goods to different LGUs and hospitals in Quezon.

PDRRMO Batangas

• Continuous coordination and submission of situation report.

• Continuous coordination and situation monitoring with City/ Municipality and assistance provided with partner agencies.

• 24/7 Provincial Emergency Operations Center (EOC) Activated

• Provincial/City/Municipal Inter-Agency Task Force COVID-19 and IMTs activated

• Monitored advisories and disseminate information to the public via text messages, telephone and social media.

• Coordination with 3) units of air conditioner for the isolation facility at Malainin, Ibaan, Batangas.

• Provided one (1) unit of collapsible tent as requested by the MDRRMO Cuenca for the establishment of isolation facility at Martin Marasigan District Hospital.

• Nineteen (19) contruction workers from Bicol, Quezon stranded in Barangay Lagadlarin, Lobo, Batangas are currently staying at a temporary shelter (Lagadlarin Olo-Olo Elementary School) and being supported with food and nonfood items by the Municipality of Lobo.

• Coordinated with PCG regarding the outbound passengers intending to leave the country from Mindoro Province passing thru Batangas Port

• Facilitated the clearance to access information on cases of COVID-19 in the Province of Batangas

• Coordinated the six (6) persons from Quezon Province stranded in Ibaan, Batangas and are currently staying at a temporary shelter (barracks) and being supported with food and non-food items by the Brgy Poblacion and the Municipality of Ibaan.

• Facilitated relief/welfare goods distribution at Talaibon Interim Home, Ibaan,

• Batangas with the PSWDO.

• Coordinated with OCD IV-A for the final list of LGUs in the Province with IMT activated as implied in the National Action Plan.

• Provided service vehicles for the transportation of medical personnel and relief goods to different LGUs and hospitals in Batangas.

• Coordinated with IATF the request from OCD Reg4A for investigation of the Batangas Provl. DOH Office concerning the case of a family from Brgy Anus, Los Banos, Laguna with

one deceased family member whose remains was not cremated or buried immediately but transported from Batangas Province to Laguna. 7 members of the family were alledgely tested COVID 19 positive.

• Talisay Municipality expressed the issue concerning repatriated OFWs continously coming in and out of the municipality (Balai Isabel) without Muslim representatives of the province for the provision/distribution of rice commodity to the Muslim community.

• Meeting with Gerry America Group re: welfare goods assistance.

• Coordination with Atty. Cabral re letter request of Batangas PPO for family tents.

• Monitored advisories and disseminate information to the public via text messages, telephone and social media.

• Inspected the isolation facility in Malainin, Ibaan, Batangas

• Provided logistical requirements (20 units tents) requested by the Batangas PPO for the establishment of isolation facility at Camp General Miguel C Malvar, Batangas City

• Transported portalets to the isolation facilities as requested by the Provincial Engineering Office

• Facilitated rice subsidy distribution to 3rd and 4th districts of Batangas Province.

• Transported three (

• proper coordination and information from OWWA.

• Monitoring of the LGUs for the inventory of isolation facility established. PDRRMO Laguna

• Formulation of Contingency Plan for CoViD-19

• Activation of Provincial Incident Management Team

• Cancellation of Public Events/ Prohibition of Mass Gatherings

• Continuous monitoring coordination and submission of situation report.

• Dissemination of IEC Materials and relevant issuances to the C/MDRRMOs of Laguna

• Convening of Emergency Council Meeting for CoViD-19 last March 16, 2020

• Procurement of Personal Protective Equipment (PPEs) (N95 Mask, Surgical Masks, Overall-Suit, Goggles, Gloves, etc.)

• Establishment of Triage Areas at District Hospitals and Private Hospitals within the province of Laguna.

• Distribution and refilling of Alcohol to all PGL Offices.

• Provision of Medicinal Supplies, Vitamins, Hygiene Kits, etc. to Confirmed Cases staying at

• Athlete’s Village (Provincial Isolation Facility), as well as to their families

• Continuous coordination and monitoring of reports of the LDRRMOs

• Continuous coordination with Provincial Health Office for the reported/confirmed COVID-19

• positive patients

• Transported PUIs to the designated hospitals for COVID-19 patients in Laguna.

• Provided vehicles to transport medical supplies from various LGUs of Laguna and swab

• sample for testing to RITM.

• Supported the delivery of donations (PPEs, relief goods, cash, rice) from various donors to

• different LGUs in Laguna.

• Conducted Oropharyngeal testing of the Provincial IMT Members and EOC staff.

• Conducted Naso and Oropharyngeal testing of PUI patients and sent it to RITM.

• Establishment of COVID-19 provincial hotline.

• Facilitation of patient referrals.

• Coordination with LGU referral hospitals in managing PUIs.

• Intensive contact tracing of exposed individuals to confirmed positive COVID-19 patients.

• Continuous monitoring and coordination with RDRRMC IV-A and LDRRMCs in Laguna.

• Identification of Level 2and Level 3 Private and Public Hospitals that can cater suspectedCOVID-19 patients.

• Implementation of precautionary measures to PGL Offices, as well as provision of masks, alcohol and thermo-flash.

• Formulation of Infectious Diseases Emergency Response Plan.

• Provided service vehicles for the transportation of medical personnel and relief goods to different LGUs and hospitals in Laguna.

Lucena City

• Lucena City DRRM Emergency OpCen 24hrs activated.

• Start of Operations established TG Calayan, TG Gulang-Gulang, TG Isabang & TG Dalahican

• Maintain peace and order

• Ease up the traffic @ checkpoints by providing lanes for each type of concerns (food commodities/ medical health care providers)

• Control/ Limit the mobility of all residents by assigning specific days for every barangays.

• Continuous / on-going disinfection

• Implemented curfew hour & Enhanced Community Quarantine for the City of Lucena.

• Contact tracing, monitoring and coordination with Barangays re: untoward incident & Persons

• Under Inverstigation (PUI)

• Monitoring from DOST PhIVolcS and other reliable social media posts.

• Monitoring from DOST PAG-ASA and other reliable social media posts.

• Continues monitoring of automated weather stations

• Monitoring of Avian Influenza (H5N6) Birds Flu

• ALERT STATUS RED

• Conduct screening monitoring to all travelers at designated checkpoint areas

• Preparation of Rolling Stores for Barangay Bocohan, Barangay Ilayang Iyam, Barangay Ibabang Iyam, Barangay Isabang.

• Continuous conduct of screeing and monitoring of all travelers at designated checkpoint areas in Lucena City.

• Joined the VTC meeting initiated by the SOLCOM Commanding Officer, and joined by Quezon PDRRMC member agrencies and hospitals to discuss concerns regarding the COVID-19 operations.

• Issued memorandum for contact tracing.

• Continuous conduct of decontamination within the AOR.

• Continuous conduct of screeing and monitoring of all travelers at designated checkpoint areas in Lucena City.

OCD IV-A

• Continuous coordination with agencies and DRRMOs and monitoring of the situation

• Facilitated the requests for logistics by agencies.

• Attended and facilitated other concerns of RDRRMC and LDRRMOs

• Participated in the 6th Inter-Agency Meeting of the NTF thru VTC

• Participated in the Regional Development Council- TWG meeting thru VTC

• Coordinated with OWWA re possible use of two (2) hotels in Talisay, Batangas (Club Balai Isabel) and Indang, Cavite (Hacienda Isabella) as quarantine facilities for the repatriated OFWs

• Coordinated with PDRRMO Batangas re transport of three (3) OFWs going to Mindoro from Batangas Port

• Coordinated with OCD-CO re the distribution of frozen fish donated by Bureau of Customs and intended to adjacent municipalities from Region 3 and Region 4A

• Coordinated with University of the Philippines-Los Baños re students to be repatriated in Regions I, II and III.

• Coordinated with OCD Regions I, II and III re repatriation of UPLB students.

• Coordinated with 202nd Brigade for the availability of two (2) vehicles that can ferry six (6) to seven (7) DSWD personnel in the distribution of Social Amelioration Card (SAC) in CALABARZON from 15 April 2020 to 30 April 2020.

• Conducted Regional Task Force and DRRMOs Task Group virtual meeting re Updates and actions taken for COVID 19

• Conducted virtual meeting with LDRRMOs to discuss concerns re COVID-19 operations.

• Coordinated with LDRRMOs re availability of cold storage facilities to be used for the distribution of donated frozen fish from BOC.

• Coordinated with DOH IV-A and Batangas PDRRMO re issue on the hospitals that do not accept non-covid-19 patients.

• Coordinated with OCD VIII re stranded individuals who are residence of CALABARZON re clearance to pass at the checkpoints going to Matnog, Sorsogon to be fetched by Bacoor CDRRMO.

• Coordinated with Bacoor CDRRMO re vehicle request to fetch stranded CALABARZON residence from Allen, Northern Samar going to different LGUs in CALABARZON.

• Coordinated with RDRRMC IV-A member agencies re focal persons for COVID-19 response operations for faster coordination.

• Inventory of designated Focal persons per agency to facilitate close coordination relative to the COVID-19 operations

• Facilitated coordination with Provincial Incident Management Team of Camarines Sur re stranded workers for safe and cleared passage.

• Continued monitoring and coordination with LGUs in CALABARZON and Regions concerned regarding stranded individuals in Northern Samar.

• Coordinated with DOH IV-A re request of hospitals in CALABARZON regarding their needs in terms of PPEs in response to COVID-19 operations.

• Close coordination with LDRRMOs regarding the conduct of rapid testing using Rapid Test Kit (RTK), as to the number of available RTKs and the protocols when conducting rapid testing.

• Facilitated the turn-over of ten (10) chain saw and ten (10) generator sets to AFP-SOLCOM in support of logistical requirements for the COVID-19 operations.

• Coordinated with UPLB with regards to the Oplan Hatid for students to be repatriated to Region II and Region V. Attendance to the Inter-Agency Task Force meeting on April 21, 2020.

• Coordination with DSWD IV-A and LGUs with regards to the fish donations from Bureau of Customs.

• Coordination with OCD Region V and Region VIII with regards to their requests to allow persons from their AORs being repatriated to pass thru CALABARZON region.

DSWD IV-A

• The DRMD is continuing to provide risk assessment and guidance to LGUs on the Social Amelioration Program and relief distribution.

• DRMD maintains close coordination with the Local Social Welfare and Development Offices

• (LSWDOs) for situational updates in their respective AORs. LSWDOs were also requested to provide updated situational reports.

• DSWD FO IV-A is closely coordinating with RDRRMC IV-As response agencies, and Local Government Units (LGUs) for monitoring the evolving situation in CALABARZON.

• Coordinated with RDRRMC IV-A Operation Center for updates on the status of the ongoing response efforts of the Response Cluster.

• Coordinated with OCD IV-A re request for service vehicles to be utilized for the Social Amelioration Card ( SAC) distribution to LGUs.

• Since the start of the ECQ, DSWD IV-A served a total of 384,275 beneficiaries from various DSWD programs and servives (SAP, AICS, FNI, SPICS, 4Ps). The assistance accumulated the amount of Php1,852,479,020.00 as of today, April 17, 2020.

• As of April 16, 2020, a total of 35,000 family food packs amounting to Php2,798,025,624.90 with the assistance from the LGUs and CSOs in CALABARZON provided to the affected families.

• As of April 16, 2020, a total of 2,668 clients were served and provided with assistance amounting to Php11,657,000.00 from the Assistance to Individuals in Crisis (AICS).

• As of April 17, 2020, DSWD IV-A has transferred a total of Php54,966,000.00 to eight (8) LGUs in the Provinces of Batangas and Quezon to serve 18,322 Social Pensioners under

the Social Pension for Indigent Senior Citizens (SPISC). Assistance to Individuals in Crisis (AICS) - The FO has continued the provision of assistance through the AICS despite the on-going SAP implementation and impending Social Pension Pay-outs. As of April 21, 2020 a total of 3,293 clients were served and provided with assistance amounting to P 12,636,000.00

• ASSISTANCE PROVIDED: A total of ₱ 3,538,782,469.31 worth of assistance was provided to the affected families, of which ₱ 13,265,700.00 (35,920 - FFPs) was provided by DSWD and ₱ 3,513,265,214.51 from Local Government Units (LGUs) and ₱ 12,251,554.80 from Civil Society Organizations (CSOs).

• STATUS OF STOCKPILE and STANDBY FUNDS: A total of 8,777 Family Food Packs (FFPs) amounting to ₱ 3,282,598.00 are available in GMA and Dasmariñas Warehouse. There are available raw materials amounting to ₱11,259,981.58. Likewise, the standby funds amounting to ₱ 6,109,864.60 is on

• the process of procurement of relief goods.

• Social Amelioration Program - As of April 21, 2020, a total of eighty-one (81) LGUs have ongoing pay-outs. It is 57.04% of the total number of LGUs in the region and represents 57.44% of the total number of LGUs with fund transfers. The Field Office has served a total of 204,593 recipients of the SAP, which is 10.51 % of the total target of the region and corresponds to 10. 73% (Php 1,329,854,500.00) of the budget transferred.

DOH IV-A

• Continuous monitoring and submission of report

• Identification of temporary isolation facility for COVID-19 per province

• Coordinated with Batangas PHO and different hospitals in Batangas re admission of noncovid-19 patients.

NEDA IV-A

• Advocacy on the three-phased program of interventions to mitigate the social and economic impacts of the pandemic including development of infographics translated in tagalog

• Creation of a Task Force on Reintegration to formulate a reintegration plan for the repatriated OFWs affected by COVID-19

• Dissemination of the Consumer and Business Survey to serve as basis in the assessment of the impacts of COVID-19 and the implementation of the Enhanced Community Quarantine, and draft appropriate policy recommendations that will help stimulate the economy and adapt to the “new normal”

• Dissemination of DOH’s interim guidelines for the repatriated OFs to concerned offices

• Coordination with DILG and OCD regarding DOH's interim guidelines on the conversion of public spaces as temporary treatment and monitoring facility for the management of PUIs and mild cases of COVID

• Coordination with BSP to ensure availability of cash in the ATMs in CALABARZON. DILG IV-A

• Activation of DILG Disaster Monitoring and Reporting System for COVID-19

• Continuous coordination with DILG CODIX and DILG Provincial Office for monitoring

• Information dissemination on the updates on COVID-19 to the Provincial Government, cities and municipalities.

• Continous Monitoring of LGU Action in the implementation of community quarantine in compliance to DILG MC No. 2020-062

• Coordinated with field officers regarding COVID-19 related communications and follow-up of report submissions.

• Coordinated with OWWA IV-A re issues on the quarantine facilities in Region IV-A for

• the repatriated OFWs.

• Continuous monitoring of the implementation of ECQ in all LGUs in CALABARZON. BFP IV-A

• Continuous Deployment of personnel for decontamination of frontliner personnel from AFP, PNP, P/C/MDRRMOs, P/C/MHO and provision of assistance in checkpoints/ control points.

• Continuous coordination with Local Social Welfare and Development Office re: SAP implementation.

• Provided necessary assistance in the implementation of Social Amelioration Program in respective stations.

• Assisted the DSWD IV-A personnel during the consolidation of data for those who are qualified to receive social amelioration

• Local fire stations in CALABARZON coordinated with the local SWDOs re schedule of their delivery and distribution of cash aids to communities for the BFP personnel to assist

• Continuously coordinating with local SWDOs re SAP for any assistance to be provided by BFP personnel Fire trucks and BFP personnel on alert status to provide security assistance needed for possible public disorder in the implementation of Social Amelioration Program in (SAP) the AOR.

• Coordinated with local DRRMCs re assistance in the transportation of relief goods to communities within AOR.

• BFP Assets Dedicated for COVID-19 as 13 April 2020 PCG-STL

• Continuous deployment of personnel for augmentation at selected checkpoints in the region.

• Continuous monitoring at the ports.

• Continuous conduct of preventive measures against COVID-19 within respective stations.

• Assisted in the transportation of three (3) repatriated OFWs from Batangas Port to Oriental Mindoro.

• Conducted the FOLG preventive measures in connection with the COVID-19. - Proper wearing of face mask during boarding procedure is highly observed by duty

boarding personnel. - Proper hygiene and sanitation is highly observed by all personnel. - PCG-STL stations and offices observe wearing of face mask while on duty. - Cleanliness of surroundings is being strengthened. - Advised crew of vessels departing the AOR for proper wearing of face mask. - Continuously coordinating with LGUs and other agencies re COVID-19. - Posting of health advisories at all stations in connection with COVID-19.

AFP-SOLCOM

• Continuous deployment of Personnel for augmentation at selected checkpoints in the region. 2ID

• Provided support to the stranded persons ICOW the implementation of the Enhance Community Quarantine

PRO IV-A

• Continuous deployment of personnel at checkpoints

• Continuous monitoring, coordination and action thru the Multi-Agency Coordinating Center.

• RHPU 4A conducted Inspection of established Dedicated Control Points DCPs with personnel and mobile deployment in Star Toll Batangas (at 2020H), Sto Tomas- Calamba (at 2120H),

• Turbina-Real (at 2140H) and SLEX Calamba (at 2200H) by PLTCOL Alejandro Espiritu III dated April 11, 2020, to ensure the operational readiness of DCPs for the smooth flow of motor vehicles carrying food and other basic commodities.

• Inspection of established Dedicated Control Points DCPs with personnel and mobile deployment was also conducted in Marikina Antipolo Marcos Highway Boundary (at 1000H),

• CAVITEX Kawit Cavite (at 1300H), Cavitex Bacoor Cavite (1320H) and Muntinlupa San

• Pedro Highway Boundary (at 1420H) by PLTCOL Alejandro Espiritu III dated April 12, 2020.

• Coordinated with Quezon and Laguna PPOs re entry of vehicles being used to fetch stranded residence from various LGUs of Bicol Region.

• Coordinated with OCD IV-A re different concerns monitored by the CIMAT.

• As of April 22, 2020, PRO4A has a total strength of 12,624. 11,160 of that strength were Back-End Personnel which was divided into: 5,397 for RSSF who were Actually Deployed, 1,868 for RSSF Reserve, 120 for Medical Reserve Force (MRF), 2,289 for

• Deployable Reserve and 1,471 were Skeletal Admin Support.

• As of 8:00 AM of April 22, 2020, PRO4A has a total number of 318 Wash Area and 419 Temporary Sleeping Quarter consisting of 7 With Pay and 255 Free utilized during the Enhance Community Quarantine (ECQ).

• As of 8:00 AM, April 22, 2020, PRO4A has a total number of 959 transportation assets consisting of 282 Patrol Jeep, 158 Patrol Car, 63 LTV, 19 Personnel Carrier, 39 Van, 3 Utility Truck, 398 Motorcycle used in operation for COVID-19.

• As of 5:00 PM of April 22, 2020 PRO4A has two (2) Quarantine Control Points (QCP) wherein it has Joint Task Force Quarantine Control Points with a total of 30 and QCP manned by PNP with a total of 318 which has combine total of 348 QCPs. As shown on the above table, Cavite has 3 JTF-QCP and 90 PNP QCP, Laguna has 3 JTF-QCP and 105 PNP-QCP, Batangas has 6 JTF-QCP and 42 PNP-QCP, Rizal has 8 JTF-QCP and 8 PNP-QCP and Quezon has 10 JTF-QCP and 73 PNP-QCP. Further, Joint Task Force Quarantine Control Points composed personnel from PNP with 562, AFP with 168, BFP with 219; PCG with 1 and other agency with 220.

NICA 4

• Continuously monitoring COVID-19 situation

• Activated Regional Intelligence Fusion Center(RIFC) on March 15, 2020.

• Provided information on Government Efforts in response to COVID-19

• Provided analysis and assessment of the situation.

• Forwarded Sitreps to concerned agencies PIA IV-A

• PIA Information Officers are on alert for information gathering and dissemination;

• PIA provincial offices in the whole region are placed on alert for update monitoring and while gathering situation-related status from LGUs, local DRRMCs, information and development communication networks and the communities on the ground for posting on different multimedia platforms;

• Send situation reports; issues and concerns to the Office of the President through the

• Presidential Communications Operations Office on situation on the ground.

• Receive disaster alerts from NDRRMC via PIA personnel representative and share these alerts on various PIA platforms;

DOST IV-A

• Center for Hazard and Environmental Resource Mapping (CHERM) develops map of confirmed and recovery cases in CALABARZON (region and per province cases)

• Developed maps and infection timelapse of COVID-19 confirmed cases in

• CALABARZON as of March 31, 2020 and April 7, 2020

• mplementation of SETUP refund deferment for the months of March and April 2020

• Informed 51 SETUP cooperators regarding 2 months refund adjustment (March and April 2020)

• Disinfection of DOST-CALABARZON Regional Compound

• Sanitized and disinfected the DOST-CALABARZON Regional Office, RSTL, and RML buildings and facilities

• Assistance from SETUP cooperators in CALABARZON

• Biofarm and Natural Health Ingredients (BINHI) Corp. from Tanauan, Batangas supported/sponsored the multiplication of loaves that were distributed to Pasig, Cainta, Binangonan, Cardona, and Tondo, Manila.

• C and H Cosmetics Industry from Batangs created DIY face shield masks using reusable bottles and donated these to the police and security guards in Lipa City, Batangas.

• Sampaloc ARB Multipurpose Cooperative from Rizal filed a resolution to donate P500 cash to all its coop members as a financial support.

• Pecto’s Bakery in Lucban, Quezon, donated bakery food products to LGU-Lucban, police officers, and traffic enforcers assigned at checkpoints.

• Dan & Thea Bakery in Pagbilao, Quezon, donates 50 relief packs weekly. Some are given to the barangay, tricycle drivers and construction workers.

• Amstature Foods in Lucena City, Quezon, provided one shuttle hino van for use by frontliners and its employees.

• Racelis Miki Factory in Lucban, Quezon, donated miki food products to their barangay.

• Ramsland Rice Mill in Candelaria, Quezon, provided rice subsidy to its employees.

• LGU-Mulanay, Mulanay, Quezon, provisioned Rice Monggo Crunchies from its Complementary Foods Production Facility for barangay officials and staff stationed at designated checkpoints in the municipality.

• RSTL offers to lend the rRT-PCR machine and equipment to DOH-CALABARZON o Calamba Medical Center submitted Letter of Intent of becoming a COVID-19 testing site.

DOST-CALABARZON replied on March 30, 2020 advising to comply with WHO and DOH requirements. o Calamba Medical Center on Stage 1 Accreditation (Self-Assessment) by DOH as of April

7, 2020.

• Deployment of 1,000 RxBox units for telemetry monitoring o Training on the use of the RxBox started last April 7, 2020. The training with PGH

medical residents and nurses on the non-COVID19 wards was conducted by the UP team of Dr. Portia Marcelo. o Deployment to COVID-19 wards are planned for next week (April 13-17).

• Prototyping and Development of Biological Control Equipment for Personal Protection by Ideation Design and Development (IDD) Laboratory o Turned over 40 face shields to HealthServ Los Baños Medical Center and 35 face

shields to Los Baños Municipal Health Office on April 8, 2020 at DOSTCALABARZON Regional Office o Started prototyping of ventilator valves and production of gown suit.

LTO IV-A

• Conducted Law Enforcement Operations, visibility and assistance for health workers (free ride) of COVID-19.

• Continuous monitoring of public transportation and strict implementation of ECQ conducted at various LGUs in CALABARZON.

OWWA

• Coordinated the transportation and clearance for entry and exit of stranded Overseas Filipinos(OF)

DOT IV-A

• Virtual conference between RD Olivia M. Luces and RD Marites T. Castro regarding the coordination and protocols regarding the transport and safe passage of stranded tourist in the in and outside of CALABARZON.

MIMAROPA OCD MIMAROPA

• Assisted the transportation of PPEs and bottled water from OCD Central Office to OCD MIMAROPA Warehouse in coordination with PCG Task Group Laban COVID Water Cluster

• Issuance of Memorandum No. 45, s. 2020 re City/ Municipal Level Functional Local IMT for COVID-19

• Issuance of Memorandum No. 46, s. 2020 re Regular Video Teleconferencing For Regional Task force for COVID-19

• Coordination with DOH MIMAROPA regarding the transport of COVID-19 Logistics.

• Coordination with DOT MIMAROPA and OWWA regarding the repatriation of Spanish Nationals.

DOH MIMAROPA

• Regional 7th TGRO meeting via videoconference.

• Continuous coordination with NGO’s for donations on Covid-19.

• Coordination with PDOHO and San Jose District Hospital in relations to patient transport.

• Coordination to OCD regarding the transport of COVID-19 Logistics.

• Facilitated calls from the COVID-19 Hotline regarding complaints in the National COVID-19 Tracker

• Coordination with PNP regarding the lead of contact tracing teams

• Assessment of Marinduque State College as temporary quarantine facility by the Marinduque PDOHO and meeting with college personnel and concerned Municipal Health Offices regarding quarantine facility protocol

• Transported 60 specimen samples collected from Occidental Mindoro and Oriental Mindoro going to San Lazaro.

• Tracking of Health workers discriminated, injured and died.

• Tracking of temporary treatment and Monitoring Facilities for COVID19 in MIMAROPA for isolated confirmed cases and repatriates.

• Tracking of available bed capacity of TTMF for the following:

• Mild Confirmed Cases

• Step Down cases

• Probable or Suspect Cases

• Asymptomatic, High risk and Health Workers

• Collation of Daily report of identified COVID19 facilities in MIMAROPA.

• Received and transported Mechanical ventilator from Oriental Mindoro going to Dalahican Port for Province of Marinduque

• Coordinated with DOTre request for Inter Agency Task Force Clearance for 10 foreigners stranded in Coron and Busuanga.

• Received and Coordinated with OCD donations for Province of Marinduque.

• PDOHO Palawan forwarded assorted DOH medicines allocated for Cuyo District Hospital, Cuyo RHU, Magsaysay and Agutaya RHU via Blessed Sea Journey Ship.

MIMAROPA

• As of April 21, 2020, DSWD MIMAROPA provided 3,565 Family Food Packs and 50 Hygiene Kits to 3,609 Families/Persons in 15 municipalities of the five Provinces in MIMAROPA amounting to Php 1,692,637.50.

• As of April 21, 2020, the regional office provided cash assistance through the Social Amelioration Program / Emergency Subsidy Program (SAP/ESP) Implementation to 118,228 household beneficiaries amounting to Php 431,532,200.00, and through the Assistance to Individuals in Crisis Situation (AICS) for Non-Pantawid Families to 140,335 beneficiaries amounting to Php 701,675,000.00.

• The DSWD Filed Office MIMAROPA has a total food/nonfood items and standby funds amounting to Php 40,583,224.94 as of April 21, 2020 with breakdown as follows:

▪ Standby Funds - Php 3,000,367.19.

▪ Quick Response Fund. – Php 20,000,000.00

▪ Family Food Packs – Php 9,139,500.00

▪ Other Food items (raw Materials) – Php 2,978,552.00

▪ Non Food Items – Php 5,464,805.75

• Coordination with suppliers for the fast-tracking of delivery schedule of purchased additional goods for augmentation support to affected LGUs

• Coordinated with OCD MIMAROPA for the availability of fleet vehicles and land asset for the delivery of goods.

• With ongoing purchase of additional goods for augmentation support to affected LGUs

• Ongoing assessment of LGU with request for food assistance.

• Coordination with SWADT with LGUs in preparation for the implementation of SAP related activities including FFPs allocation and distribution.

• Disaster Response Management Division staff are rendering 24/7 duty at Region’s Operation Center which activated on April 13, 2020

NEDA MIMAROPA

• Monitoring port/shipping operations by province, price and supply of basic necessities and prime commodities from various distributors, supermarkets, and grocery stores in the region to ensure that price freeze is being implemented and supply will be sufficient during the period of community quarantine and also the health situation.

DILG MIMAROPA

• Dissemination of DILG Memorandum Circular Nos. 2020-069; 2020-070 and 2020-071 to LGUs thru our DILG Provincial/ City/ Municipal Offices

• Posting of IEC regarding COVID-19 thru social media, infographics, AVP on LGUs initiatives and efforts against COVID-19:

• Uploaded AVP of MIMAROPA vs COVID-19 in DILG MIMAROPA FB page

• Posted new classification of COVID-19 patients. The new classification aims to have uniformed reporting to be more focused against COVID-19 and labeled as SUSPECT, PROBABLE and CONFIRMED.

• Monitoring of Regional Action Tracker for complaints received and actions taken

• Endorsed to DSWD MIMAROPA the complaints and inquiries regarding the Social Amelioration Program (SAP). Provided feedbacks to senders

DOT MIMAROPA

• Assisted 6,604 foreign and domestic tourists through 126 flights and ferries from March 16 to April 11.

• Tracing/Monitoring of status of tourists stranded. As of April 11, there are still 89 foreign and 309 domestic tourists who are considered stranded and still plans to go back to their places of origin while 458 opted to stay during the quarantine period.

o There was 1 chartered flight from Puerto Princesa City to Manila on April 14, arranged by the Canadian Embassy which catered to 48 foreign and domestic passengers (18 Canadian, 1 Czech, 6 American, 3 French, 1 Swiss, and 14 Filipinos)

o There was 1 chartered flight from Puerto Princesa City to Manila, April 10, arranged by the Brazilian Embassy which catered to 7 Brazilian passengers.

• Coordination with LGUs for the submission of application for the Tulong Panghanapbuhay sa Ating Disadvantaged/ Displaced workers (TUPAD) Program of DOLE. There were no additional applications received by DOT MIMAROPA Region from April 9-11.

• The total of 1,603 applicants are still for evaluation of DOLE Provincial and Regional Office. To date, no application of the Regional Office has been approved for payment.

• COVID-19 Tourist Care Plan (Caring for Our Domestic Tourists in Distress) is a program of DOT and Tourism Promotions Board (TPB) which aims to assist stranded domestic tourists through provision of one-time flexible vouchers through their Accommodation Establishments (AEs) or business establishments. As of April 14, a total list of 309 domestic tourists were endorsed to DOT main through a memorandum.

• The 1st batch of payment for 95 out of the 112 individuals with complete requirements were already released. Aside from these, 12 individuals received cash assistance of 2,000 each.

• To date, there are 16 establishments with 355 rooms identified in MIMAROPA for use of COVID PUM/PUI, OFW, BPO, health care and government workers. Currently, there are 660 in-house guests in the establishments (583 are from BPO and 77 are healthcare workers).

DICT LUZON CLUSTER 3

• Ensure 24/7 availability of Free Wi-Fi connectivity to all serviced areas of the Free Wi-Fi for All Project (FW4A)

• 24/7 Operation of FW4A Point of Presence (POPs) in Puerto Princesa Palawan as Free Wi-Fi distribution mode

• Monitoring of free wifi for all live sites in MIMAROPA Region.

• Promotion on the Use of the Philippine National Public Key Infrastructure (PNPKI) for digital certificate signatures in document signing among others

• Processed 2 PNPKI Application for MIMAROPA (Romblon -2).

• Technical Support to LGUs and local IATF activities

• eBPLS support for 24/7 application system availability with no downtime in coordination with eBPLS PMT.

• Monitoring of City Health Office Puerto Princesa City, Palawan free wi-fi status.

• Monitoring of free wi-fi at Ospital ng Palawan.

• Submission of Daily Accomplishment Report to OCD MIMAROPA

• Information dissemination activities/ Social Media Posting ▪ Shared 49 social media posting related to COVID19 in Regional and 5 Provincial FB Pages ▪ Covid19 Health Advisories

▪ Cybersecurity Advisories

▪ DICT Services

▪ NGA Advisories

▪ NPC Advisories

▪ Provincial advisories

▪ Municipal Advisories

• Daily updating of concerns and request received in provinces regarding COVID19.

• Assistance in the creation of Tech4Ed Center FB pages in Palawan.

• Conduct of online Digital Literacy Training /Webinars

▪ MIMAROPA interactive learning session for 4 days (April 21-24, 2020) about cyber-wellness and multimedia arts.

▪ Digital Literacy about office productivity tool session 2. MIMAROPA

• Conducted decontamination of facilities, vehicles and personnel.

• Assisted in securing venue, distribution activities and provided support for Emergency Subsidy Program.

• Rendered technical assistance during the implementation of Emergency Subsidy Program.

• Provided land assets for transportation of DSWD personnel and goods

• Conducted water rationing at control points.

• Conducted flushing activities at quarantine area.

• Assisted in repacking activities.

• Assisted in the conduct of thermal scanning at control points.

• Assisted other agencies and LGUs in checking quarantine pass at control points.

• Assigned five (5) firetrucks for disinfection of public areas and facilities within AOR.

• Assigned 18 fire trucks for IATF control points.

• Assigned 18 fire trucks, 1 rescue truck at IATF control points.

• Assigned 1 firetruck for roving during curfew hours. PCG SOUTHERN TAGALOG

• Simultaneously conducted seaborne patrol to deter/prohibit the entry of vessel/ motor bancas in the ports and coastal areas under their respective areas of jurisdiction.

• Conducted coastal security patrol and shoreline inspections within AOR.

• Conducted routine disinfection and decontamination of office premises and facilities as part of preventive measure.

• Conducted Checkpoint Operation together with other concerned agencies to reduce the risk of transmission of COVID19.

• All floating assets of this District and its units are directed to ensure the maximum readiness to augment for COVID-19 related cases as necessary.

PRO MIMAROPA

• Occidental Mindoro PPO’s, Municipal Police Stations and Provincial Mobile Force Company with their respective Inter-Agency Task Force on COVID-19, duty tanods and volunteers continuously conducted checkpoints, dialogues, distribution of flyers, “Bandillo”, posting on social media, and hanging of tarpaulins all over the province

• Different unit/stations of Oriental Mindoro Police Provincial Office conducted sustained operation of the 24/7 MTF CV Shield Checkpoint in different Quarantine Control Points within the province. Deployment of more personnel to economic key points is also being utilized. Likewise, intensified conduct of information dissemination thru Public Address System and Oplan Bandillo, security assistance to LGU during distribution of relief goods, mobile and beat patrolling, monitoring of seaports, borders and other points of entry and continuous coordination with DOH-MHO and Barangay Officials re monitoring of PUMs and PUIs to prevent the spread/transfer of corona virus disease.

• Marinduque PPO, it’s Municipal Police Station (MPS) and Marinduque Provincial Mobile Force Platoon with their respective Inter – Agency Task Force on COVID – 19, duty tanods and volunteers continuously conducted checkpoints, dialogues, posting on social media, "Public address system through Bandilyo” and distribution of relief goods all over the province.

• Romblon PPO, its Municipal Police Station (MPS) and Romblon Mobile Force Company (RPMFC) with their respective Inter – Agency Task Force on COVID – 19, barangay officials and volunteers continuously conducting checkpoints, dialogues/information drives; Providing police security assistance during distribution of relief goods all over the province; personnel of different Municipal Police Station are participating in the repacking of relief goods/food packs together with the staff of MSWD, CDC personnel, BFP and barangay volunteers; and attending meetings regarding the DTI Memo Circular No. 20-15 and 20-16 re Extension of Operating Hours for Retail Establishments Authorized to Operate during ECQ and roll out of Social Amelioration Program (SAP), and the Bayanihan Fund (OTAP-Odiongan Tulong at Agapay Program.

• Palawan PPO’s, Municipal Police Stations (MPS) and Palawan Provincial Mobile Force Company with their respective Inter – Agency Task Force on COVID – 19, duty tanods and volunteers continuously conducted checkpoints, dialogues, posting on social media, and distribution of relief goods all over the province.

• Puerto Princesa City Police Office personnel is adherent to its continuous operations and activities to prevent the spread of Covid-19 within the AOR. Thus, strict implementation of Enhanced Community Quarantine is being showed by continuous conduct of checkpoint operations in the established quarantine control points, mobile patrolling within the vicinity, dialogue with the individuals, distribution of flyers, distribution of goods, media interview and posting of different acknowledgement of donors and safety precautions pertaining to Covid-19 in social media

PCG PALAWAN

• Conducted thermal scanning/ screening/ disinfection to all crew of vessel (inbound and outbound) within the ports of Palawan in connection with the threats of COVID-19

• Conducted Joint Quarantine Control points “water cluster” (checkpoint / clearing outpost) to all Ports, Wharf and landing areas within AOR of Coast Guard District Palawan

• Conducted Border Security and maintain orderliness within AOR of Palawan

• Rendering 24 hours service at Emergency Operations Center stationed at VJR Hall, Provincial Capitol, Palawan

• Maintained coordination with other agencies for immediate response needed

• All CGDPAL Stations and sub-stations prevent or restrict all the crew of vessel from going out of ports unless official business or emergency.

WESCOM (JTF I-CARE)

• Provided one (1) KM450 Truck with driver and security in support to the distribution of 300 relief goods at the different barangays in El Nido.

DTI MIMAROPA

• A total of 5 monitoring activities conducted covering 67 firms consist of groceries, gasoline stations, drugstores and agri-products in Occidental Mindoro.

• Forty (40) establishments were issued LOIs for selling above Price Freeze. The owners explained that it is due to increase cost of delivery, labor and overhead

• Mobile “tiangge” was initiated by LGU Boac last April 15, 2020 in the interior barangays of Bayuti, Boi, Canat and Hinapulan to cope with the issue on accessibility of basic commodities to far-flung barangays. Estimated sales of PhP20,000.00 was generated.

• Social distancing measure are strictly observed in all establishments monitored.

• Monitoring activities was conducted together with the PNP personnel Marinduque.

• DTI Romblon together with the LPCC and PNP personnel conducted on-the-spot inspection/monitoring/enforcement of products/services of firms under DTI jurisdiction in six municipalities of Romblon.

NTC MIMAROPA

• Issued following Memorandum Orders: ▪ Memorandum Order No 03-03-2020 dated March 18, 2020 re Extending the validity of up to 60 days of NTC issued permits, certificates and licenses that are expiring during the COVID19 Enhanced Community Quarantine period or within March 15, 2020 – April 14, 2020. ▪ Memorandum Order No. 05-04-2020 re Extending the submission of 2019 Annual reports of all PTEs and Broadcast and Cable TV (CATV) Networks, DTH, LMDs and other Pay TV services from April 30, 2020to June 30, 2020. ▪ Submission to the Office of the Commissioner until April 17, 2020 of Business Continuity Plans for all Public Telecommunications entities and internet services provider.

• Requested google, iWant and iFlx to manage streaming bitrate in order to ease data congestion and these entities positively heeded to NTCs call. This measure will help free up bandwidth as the increased demand by subscribers due to work from home arrangements, as well as increased government and private education demands may risk overloading network capacity during the enhance quarantine period.

203RD INFANTRY BRIGADE

• Provided Security assistance during the distribution of financial assistance.

• Joint Checkpoint Operation within AOR.

• Attended meeting re COVID19 within AOR. PDRRMC PALAWAN

• April 14, 2020 – Established EOC Help desk to cater individuals with different concerns headed by EOC Operations staff.

• April 12, 2020 – Distributed PPEs in Culion, Linapacan, Coron and Busuanga, Palawan.

• April 11, 2020 – Provided assistance on the meeting of DILG and PTG Covid Shield.

• March 30, 2020 – Conducted Balabac IATF Action Plan and Contingency Plan for possible influx of expats from neighboring country.

PDRRMC MARINDUQUE

• Joined the 8th TG Video Teleconference Meeting on April 15, 2020/10AM.

• Assisted DSWD – SWADT in monitoring of the implementation of SAP in the Municipality of Mogpog on April 16, 2020.

• CAAP Marinduque assisted in the delivery of relief and medical supplies from Plaridel Airport on April 15, 2020.

• Continuous monitoring of AOR and coordination with MDRRMOS.

• Attended the 7th Inter-Task Group Teleconference Meeting on 15 April 2020

• CAAP Marinduque assisted in the delivery of relief and medical supplies from Plaridel Airport on 15 April 2020

• Coordinated with Philippine Navy regarding request of Provincial Government on request and delivery of PPEs from Chinese Organization

• Prepared logistics for launching of PDRRMC Rescue Boat to deliver COVID patient swab specimen to Talao-Talao port.

• Joined the Video Teleconference with the National Task Force (NTF) - National Incident Commander (NIC) led by Secretary Carlito Galvez, Presidential Peace Adviser on Peace, Reconciliation and Unity on 1000H, April 8, 2020.

• Distributed additional food items in the Municipality of Torrijos.

• Continuous monitoring of AOR.

• Posted updates and Advisories re COVID19 in social media.

• Conducted Provincial Inter-Agency Task Force (IATF) meeting at Capitol building on March 30, 2020

• Marinduque Provincial Veterinary Office together with Marinduque Animal & Wildlife Rescue in partnership with Kabalikat 475 Marinduque Chapter conducted disinfection in Public Market, Municipal building, Rural Health Unit (RHU) and other public places in Gasan.

• Meeting with Provincial Commodity Price Council, March 27, 2020, 1:30PM

• Conducted PIATF Health and Social Services Meeting on Updates and Steps Forwards, Governor’s Hall, Provincial Capitol, March 25, 2020 – 9AM

• PDRRMO attended meeting at Municipality of Boac with Governor and Municipal Mayors.

• Provided assistance (meals, fuel, non-contact thermal thermometer and military tent, and improvement of isolation units for 3 provincial hospitals, food and nonfood items) amounting to Php 2,628,771.20.00.

• Conducted Meeting of COVID-19 Inter-Agency Task Force Marinduque regarding the latest developments in the province. (Confirmed Case and

• Constructed and stationed 2 sanitation tents at the Provincial Capitol

• Attended meeting at the Provincial IATF Meeting to harmonize the actions of Marinduque LGUs re Enhanced Community Quarantine re COVID19

• Conduct inspection of other possible Isolation Areas / Building (Gov. Velasco).

• Preparation of Regional Evacuation Center for possible activation as Isolation Area.

• FNFI Cluster prepared and repacked food items for distribution

• Law and Order Cluster – Continuous monitoring of the implementation of Enhanced Community Quarantine

• Donated 263 pcs. Washable face masks, banana chips and Bio AP Food Supplement for front liners

PDRRMC OCCIDENTAL MINDORO

• Conducted cleaning and disinfection of areas.

• Installed disinfection chamber.

• Distributed supplies to OMPH.

• Coordinated with DOH re transport of PUI specimen from Sablayan to Mamburao to get drugs/goods.

• Production of improvised face shield.

• Inspection of Provincial Task Force - PROVET assigned in quarantine checkpoint at Brgy. Nicolas, Magsaysay.

• Conducted cleaning and disinfection of engagement areas.

• PDRRPMO provided medical supplies (15 boxes clean gloves, 50 pcs hazmat suit,7 boxes sterile gloves, 6 pcs bottles of alcohol, 500 pcs. dust masks, 25 pcs goggles, 8 gals alcohol) to front liners.

• Incident Commander conducted meeting with PDRRMO, PNP Chief, PVET Officer, GSO-BAC re Planning for a temporary isolation room at Matabang Port.

• Provincial Tourism Officer gave an updated list of foreign visitors endorsed and assisted.

• Prepared Boarding pass template.

• PPA has agreed to use the Passenger Terminal at Matabang Port, Abra De Ilog to be used as Temporary Isolation room.

• Official update on COVID-19 of the Province released and posted.

• Conducted a meeting with the Provincial TWG for the creation of the Executive Order and Implementing Rules and Regulations for the Enhanced Community Quarantine for the Management of COVID-19 on 19 March 2020

• Issued Advisory re Suspension of Work at Provincial Government Office of Occidental Mindoro.

ORIENTAL MINDORO

• Issued Advisory dated 10 April 2020 “Rules and Regulations in allowing The Overseas Filipino Workers to Enter Oriental Mindoro”

• Activation of 24/7 hotline numbers to answer call and queries of the public, local government units regarding the implementation of EO No. 22 and Enhanced Community Quarantine.

• Daily monitoring of the Implementation of EO No. 22 and Enhanced Community Quarantine.

• Assistance in the management of inbound vehicles, drivers, and helpers in conducting health protocols in compliance with EO No. 22 series of 2020 and Enhanced Community Quarantine.

• Daily provision of meals to front liners on duty at Calapan Port starting March 14, 2020.

• Daily provision of meals to cargo drivers and helpers on quarantine (7 days) at Calapan Port starting March 16, 2020.

• Escorted the tank of fuel to their destination to minimize the direct contact to the public in compliance to EO No. 22 and Enhanced Community Quarantine.

• Management of the delivery of food, food product, fresh fruits and vegetables, livestock, poultry, frozen meat and processed food products (except pork products), feeds, fertilizers and other agricultural inputs and fishery commodities, medicines, medical supplies and other essential goods.

• PSDWO: assisted in filling out embarkation health card. Assisted in giving food to the drivers and back loaders in Calapan Port.

• PISD: Provided standby personnel on duty at PDRRMO Opcen. Answered queries related to the implementation of Enhanced Community Quarantine. Posted updates on social media.

• PROVET, PTIEDO & PEO: Management of delivery of food, food product, fresh fruits and vegetables, livestock, poultry, frozen meat and processed food products (except pork products), feeds, fertilizers and other agricultural inputs and fishery commodities, medicines, medical supplies and other essential goods.

• Provincial Health Office: Disinfection of disembarking rolling cargoes. Management of mandatory body temperature screening of arriving drivers and helpers. Management of the Provincial Isolation Area.

• ARESCOM: Provision of assistance to Calapan Port in the management of incoming rolling cargoes.

• Gov. Humerlito Dolor gave Updates on the Implementation of Enhance Community Quarantine to public via social media.

• Emergency Operations Center on Blue Alert Status.

• Issuance of Memorandum No. 01 series 2020 to all Officials, Employees of the Provincial Government and Local Chief Executives re Compliance to Memorandum issued by the Executive Secretary on March 16, 2020, pursuant to Presidential Proclamation Nos. 929 and 922 series 2020 and RA 1132.

• Conducted special ManCom Meeting on March 17, 2020 / 1:30PM at the Provincial Capitol. PDRRMC ROMBLON

• Distributed food packs and emergency cash assistance to households affected by enhance home quarantine due to COVID-19.

• Provided sacks of rice to augment subsidence/meals of personnel performing duty at PNP Provincial headquarters, PCG Station Romblon, Romblon and BJMP.

• Issued EO NO 54 dated March 15, 2020 “Declaring a Province Wide Community Quarantine and Prescribing the Consolidated Guidelines for the Prevention and Control of Transmission of COVID-19 in the Province of Romblon.

CDRRMC PUERTO PRINCESA, PALAWAN

• Conducted IEC orientation to new IMT personnel and responders at Old Airport

• Conducted disinfection and decontamination of flights, public areas/buildings

• Coordinated with home LGUs of stranded fishermen, residents, and foreign nationals

• Conducted coordinating meeting with barangay and site inspection on proposed PUM facility at Brgy Irawan

MDRRMC BOAC MARINDUQUE

• Conducted flushing and disinfection at riverside barangays

• Issuance of Executive Order re “An Order Creating the Municipal Contact Tracing Team for the Conduct of the Expanded Testing Procedures for COVID-19 Patients”

MDRRMC TORRIJOS MARINDUQUE

• Hauling of 162.5 sacks of rice to Barangays Sibuyao, Poctoy, Marlangga, and Makawayan for the 3rd wave of distribution of food supplies to families in the said barangays

• Distribution of issuance forms to Barangays Maranlig and Makawayan for the 3rd wave of distribution of food supplies to families

• Pay-out/release of SAP-AICS to needy families in Barangays Maranlig, Kay Duke, Matuyatuya, Mabuhay, and Poctoy

• Visitation and inspection of quarantine facility in Brgy Tigwi which is under the preparation by the Municipal Engineering Office personnel

MDRRMC GASAN MARINDUQUE

• Provided duty personnel in Balanacan Port, Mogpog, Marinduque

• Assisted in the continuous manning of entrance point of Gasan Public Market to control the number of people entering the establishment

REGION V OCD5

• Attendance thru video teleconferencing meeting regarding Harmonization of Response Cluster Reports in the Regional Task Force COVID-19 Situation Report

• Facilitated the passage of stranded workers returning to respective hometowns;

• Continuous monitoring and coordination with members of the Regional Task Force (RTF) 24/7;

• Provision of logistical requirements of responders. DSWD5

• Continuous provision of family food packs to LGUs with request for augmentation.

• Provided a total of 50,321 family food packs Region wide amounting Php 15,550,154.15.

• DSWD V were able to served 547,202 families under the Social Amelioration Program

amounting to Php2,304,856,150. Of these, 227,851 or 29.50% out of the 772,287 are Non-CCT beneficiaries amounting to Php1,139,225,000.00 and 319,351 are pantawid families amounting to Php1,165,631,150.

• Region V has identified a total of 215,683 estimated left-out families or 27.9% of the 772,287 target. This is equivalent to Php2,156,830,000 for 2 months at Php5,000 each.

DOH 5

• Video Conference with IDS, PDOH Officers, PHOs, MHOs and partners

• Answered queries thru the DOH COVID-19 hotline.

• On 24/7 operation

• Coordinated with DOH Retained Hospitals and PESUs on the transport of specimen to the laboratory

• Coordinated with the BRDRL on specimens to be transported to the laboratory

• Continuous conduct of contact tracing activity

• Testing and release of laboratory results by the BRDRL

• Provided regular updates on the status of COVID-19 cases in the region

• Continuous advocacy campaigns and distribution of IEC materials

• Posted updates on social media sites of DOH-CHD Bicol.

• Continuous monitoring the status of PUIs and PUMs in the region

• Provided updates to the LCEs thru the DOH Regional Director as to the laboratory results of patients under their AOR.

• Daily reports being submitted related to COVID 19 response - DOH DATA COLLECT (COMMODITIES TRACKER) - Temporary Treatment Monitoring Facility (TTMF) DASHBOARD UPDATE - DOH DATA COLLECT (BED TRACKER) update - Price Freeze monitoring thru FB page and in coordination with DFA

• Endorsement to DILG of complaints from frontliners who experienced discrimination.

• Submission of reports to DOH CO, OCD 5 and partners. DILG 5

● Continue monitoring the submission of EQC Monitoring Report Forms ● Updated the actions taken of DILG POs on the issues and concerns from the DILG Hotline ● Continuous response and referrals to respective provinces the issues and concerns

received thru the Regional EOC Hotline. PMS-RFU 5

• Continuous coordination with concerned Agencies and LGUs regarding COVID-19 CHED 5

• Monitoring/ facilitating of concerns of HEIs and students.

• Regular monitoring of official Chatrooms of: a. CHEDRO Official GC b. CHEDROV5 and HEIs Official GC

• Teleconferencing with HEIs as the need arises DPWH

• Provided transportation services to various LGUs for the delivery of food supplies and non-food supplies, essential in the COVID-19 response operations in the region

DA 5

• Ensuring supply of basic necessities

DICT 5

• Monitoring of Free Wi-Fi for All live sites in Region V

• Monitoring of Free Wi-Fi for All Albay POP

• Monitoring of GovNet sites in Region V

• Monitoring of Free-Wifi sites identified as COVID Centers in Albay - Bicol Regional Teaching and Training Hospital - Ziga Memorial District Hospital - Pio Duran District Hospital - Cagraray District Hospital - Anislag Infirmary Hospital

- Manito Municipal Hospital - PDRRMC Albay

• Continues lending of router with sim and load to Labo District Hospital in Camarines, Norte

• Continues lending of router with sim and load to the following Emergency Operations Center / Incident Command Post - Camarines Norte EOC - Camarines Sur EOC - Bato Incident Post

• Continues lending of ASUS Zenpad tablet with unli sms and calls plus 6GB data for 7 days at Libmanan Community College, Camarines Sur

• eBPLS support for 24/7 application system availability with no downtime in coordination with eBPLS PMT

• Lending of 5 laptops and 4 headsets for the quadripartite project Bayanihan para sa Ekonomiya: sa ESL Online Work Ligtas Ka among DICT Camarines Norte, FitsLanguage.com, CONNECT CamNorte ICT Council and beneficiary LGUs

• Monitoring of status of 1 HF radio deployed in Bato, Camarines Sur Incident Post

• Information dissemination activities/ Social Media Posting

• Promotion on the Use of the Philippine National Public Key Infrastructure (PNPKI) for digital certificate signatures in document signing among others.

DTI RO 5

• Continuous campaign against anti-hoarding/anti-profiteering

• Price Monitoring to ensure adherence to automatic price freeze level of basic commodities

• Received 556 inquiries from potential applicants for Covid-19 P3 Emergency Relief Fund

(ERF)

• Processed 328 applications for loan moratorium on payment of regular and P3 loans, and

approved 316 applications

DEPED 5

• Release of Regional Memorandum No. 33, s. 2020, entitled, Regional Office V Policy Directives to Address the Hazards of COVID 19 Disease, dated 12 March 2020, reminding all schools on DepEd’s management including monitoring and reporting of general signs and symptoms among teachers and learners, in response to COVID 19, to contain and prevent further spread of the virus in Bicol.

• Issuance of Regional Memorandum Creating the ROV COVID 19 Task Force and dissemination of hotlines for reporting: +639996824775 and +639209255833

• Taking heed of the President’s pronouncements to control the spread of COVID 19, Local Government Units (LGUs) in Bicol suspended classes in all schools in Bicol on 16 March 2020, except for LGU Sto. Domingo which had an early class suspension on 13 March 2020. This affected a total of 1.86 million learners.

• DepEd Bicol also suspended work in the division and regional offices starting 17 March 2020, 1 PM due to the community quarantine that is being enforced by the LGUs and the travel restrictions of the personnel.

• LGU enforcement of total lockdown/border closures to ensure strict compliance with the enforced community quarantine in all the municipalities and cities in Bicol led to the issuance of the Unnumbered Memorandum dated 20 March 2020 signed by Gilbert T. Sadsad, Regional Director regarding the Implementation of a Work From Home Scheme in Light of the Luzon Wide Enhanced Community Quarantine.

• Ongoing monitoring of all attendees of the National Festival of Talents (NFOT) and National Schools Press Conference and other meetings in Metro Manila that were subjected for 14 day mandatory home quarantine and considered as Persons Under Monitoring (PUMs) who are also being monitored by the Barangay Health Emergency Response Team or BHERT until March 28, 2020 while 4 teaching personnel are quarantined until March 30.

• Dissemination of the Memorandum on the Mental Health and Psychosocial Support Services (MHPSS) through Fostering Wellness, Solidarity and Service to promote well-

being of learners and personnel in this time of crisis which is being spearheaded by the Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Service (DRRMS).

• A total of 35 DepEd 5 Personnel who are nurses, teachers and Project Development Officers volunteer as COVID 19 Task Force in their respective Local Government Units (LGUs). Three (3) Divisions have reported having volunteers for COVID 19, please see data on page 8.

• Sustained information dissemination and support to crisis management through online and offline communication platforms of the Information Officers. Regional Office and Schools Division Offices of Sorsogon City and Sorsogon Province maintain live radio program and Facebook streaming, active linkage and collaboration with other information officers, LGU and DOH. Please refer to page 10-19 for the list of initiatives/efforts by the Schools Division Offices and/or schools in support to Local Government Units (LGUs) actions relative to COVID-19.

• Presently, the Regional Office is preparing for the additional procurement of the personal protective equipment (PPEs) for those personnel who report to the Office and disinfection of the offices in the Region. A letter requesting support from the City Government of Legazpi was already forwarded for the assistance in the disinfection of the Office.

PNP PRO5

• Deployed PNP personnel to man various checkpoints within the region including seaports and airports;

• Continuous assistance to LGUs in checkpoints and other concerns;

• As of April 23, 2020, 70 apprehended PUVs for violating the order of the suspension of Public Transportation; 34 arrested hoarders/ resellers who overpriced their goods; 23,790 food cargoes allowed entry to Metro Manila; 1,177 healthcare workers provided with transportation assistance thru “PNP Libreng Sakay”;

PNP-AFP-PCG-BFP JOINT TASK FORCE "CV SHIELD" Quicklook Monitoring on Violations Re Enhanced Community Quarantine (Matrix-1) as of 5:00 PM, April 23, 2020 to April 26, 2020

Unit / Agency

No. of

Persons

referred

to holding

area /Brgy

Isolation

Unit

No. of

persons

denied

entry/exit

at ECQ

No. of Social

Distancing

Violations

No. of Curfew

Hour

Violations

No. of

Unauthorized

Person

Outside

Residence

No. of

persons with

temperature

38C and

above

ALBAY 84 16 14 0 8 0

CAM NORTE 25 47 2 0 0 0

CAM SUR 83 0 12 0 14 0

CATANDUANES 268 0 0 0 0 0

MASBATE 0 0 0 0 0 0

NAGA 0 75 3 0 2 0

SORSOGON 140 0 0 0 0 0

RMFB5 0 0 0 0 0 0

AVSEU5 0 0 0 0 0 0

RMU5 0 0 0 0 0 0

TOTAL 600 138 31 0 24 0

BFP RO 5

• Provided personnel for contact tracing, emergency subsidy program personnel, Red Team, Quarantine Area personnel;

• Conducted of decontamination to facilities, vehicles, and persons;

• Continuous assistance to LGUs in checkpoints and other concerns. Control points with BFP personnel compliment;

Tactical Operations Group (TOG) 5 – Philippine Air Force

• Continuous assistance to LGUs in checkpoints and other concerns. NAVFORSOL

• Continuous assistance to LGUs in checkpoints and other concerns;

• Deployed troops at Malinao, Ligao City, Daraga in Albay; Nabua and Pili in Camarines Sur; and Sorsogon City in Sorsogon as augmentation to LGU checkpoints

9th Infantry Division – Philippine Army

• Continuous monitoring and coordination with RDRRMC, LGUs and LGAs re security preparations and augmentation ICOW COVID-19 outbreak.

• Continuous conduct of joint checkpoints with the LGU, PNP and other LEAs.

• Continuous coordination with the LGUs and DOH in the AO. BFAR

• Complied with all ECQ/Extended ECQ and Covid19-related policies (i.e.IATF, DOH, CSC, DA)

• On-going issuance of Food Pass at checkpoints/ quarantine stations and PFOs to the shippers

• On-going issuance of Local Transport Permit (LTP) at checkpoints/quarantine stations/PFOs for domestic movement of fish

• Complied with DA memorandum order dated March 26, 2020 re: online submission of food production data including supply and availability on weekly basis

• Monitored the prices of major commodities (tilapia, bangus and galunggong) and other fisheries commodities in major public markets/establishments regionwide

• Consolidated schedules/window market hours of major municipal public markets

• Regular coordination with IATF-member National/Regional Government Agencies to address , LGUs and other stakeholders issues and concerns

Philippine Information Agency (Crisis Communications Cluster)

• Continuous monitoring and information dissemination utilizing all available platforms. Philippine Red Cross

• Monitoring of Updates on COVID-19

• Intensify Blood Donation

• Camarines Sur Chapter provided hot meals to the 305 standees at Del Gallego borders and

provided 2 pieces of 4x6 tarpaulins to serve as temporary shelter

• Distribution of 80 food pack to RC 143 and checkpoints of Legazpi, Daraga and Camalig

• Checkpoint assistance

o Red Cross 143 in some barangays are mobilized as manpower in their barangay

checkpoints

• Brgy. Maoyod, Legazpi City

• Brgy. Oro Site, Legazpi City

• Brgy. Paulog, Ligao City

• Brgy. Bariis, Tiwi

• Brgy. Libjo, Tiwi

• Brgy. Baybay, Tiwi

• Brgy. Biyong, Tiwi

• Brgy. Lourdes, Tiwi

• Brgy. Joroan Tiwi

• Brgy. Sugod, Tiwi

• Brgy. Pawa, Malinao

• Brgy. Tuliw, Malinao

• Attended the Operations Briefing at Provincial IMT

• Continuous radio programming at DWCN FM 96.9 Radyo Pilipinas 9am/9pm together with

Task Force IEC

• Provide Augmentation Team to Logistics Section in accounting the PPEs to be distributed

to identified hospitals.

• RCAT 143 Arjay Gonzales with Medical Unit conducted monitoring and check up medical

health status of provincial tactical resources for 2 PSWDO personnel deployed at Division

Alpha (Tabugon, SECN) as part of the augmentation to the Medical Unit of the Provincial

Unified Incident Mngt. Team

• Distribution of 50 food packs to vulnerable families at Brgy Tugbo Masbate City

• Established 24/7 communication center (with hotline number 0920.454.3905) radio frequency was aligned with SPDRRMO’s “One Tone, One Frequency”.

PDRRMC Camarines Norte

• Incident Management Team

o DIV A & DIV Z with TF Checkpoint & TF Law & Order conducts

stringent & proper protocols on community quarantine procedures.

o TF EMS and Health and Isolation group continuously implementing

health management protocol and on standby for possible patient

transport.

o TF R&R on standby mode for IDP's & operational

o Logistics Section- Facilities Unit provided the necessary preparation of

equipment and supplies for tactical resources and needed facilities.

o Health & Isolation Group: on Alert Operational mode & currently managing PUI

PDDRMC Camarines Sur

• Provincial IMT is monitoring sixteen (16) COVID-19 patients.

• Decontamination of facilities and public places such as main roads, markets, and other places being occupied in the 27 municipalities and 8 offices and quarantine areas.

• Provided relief assistance

• Distributed food packs to 15 barangays in Ocampo.

• Operations:

o Coordination with OCD R5 regarding the 12 IDPs of Leyte

o Coordinated with OCD CALABARZON regarding the transport of vehicle which will

fetch the 5 OJTs in Taytay, Rizal

o Continuous profiling of Displaced construction workers in NCR and CALABARZON

• Border Control

o Profiling and assessment of stranded passengers in Del Gallego and Bato borders

o Coordination to concerned LGUs of the stranded APOR passengers in the borders

o 16 individuals allowed to enter the Del Gallego border

• Surveillance Task Force

o Deployed one (1) active surveillance team to collect oro nasopharyngeal swab

specimen of PUI in Bato

o Transported suspect patient from Mother Seton to BMC

o Deployed two (2) passive surveillance team for the validation and assessment of

designated isolation and quarantine areas of Presentacion and San Jose

• Quarantine Unit: Provincial Medical Center – Quarantine and Treatment Facility

o Arrived new facility and laboratory equipment

o Briefed the newly hired staff around the facility

o Trained all newly hired personnel on the sue of new equipment

• Quarantine Areas: Libmanan, Baao and Tinambac Community Colleges

o Profiling of new batch of 64 new IDPs in Tinambac Community College and 20 new

• IDPs in Baao Community College

o Prepared facility and logistical requirements of Tinambac Community College for the

incoming new batch of displaced construction workers from NCR

o Preparation of additional quarantine area in Rodriguez National High School

o Conducted early morning exercise, health teaching, psychosocial activities with

PUMs and monitoring of temperature and vital signs

• Sanitation Task Force

o Decontamination/disinfection of Provincial Medical Center

o Decontamination of main roads and public places (church, market, covered court,

municipal hall) at Ocampo

o Decontamination/disinfection in all provincially-managed quarantine areas, border

controls, and Capitol Complex

o Disinfection of all vehicles passing through the Capitol entrance gate and ICP entrance

• Security Task Force

o Enforced strict security measures on all personnel and visitors in the ICP PDRRMC Masbate

• Barangay established COVID-19 checkpoints.

• Continuous relief distribution per barangay.

• Identified indigent families or those who are greatly affected by the enhanced community quarantine were prioritized for relief distribution.

PDRRMC Sorsogon • Continuous monitoring and updates of the COVID-19; • Weather advisory dissemination; • Dispatch relative information and updates obtained from DOH & PHO; • Coordinates with different Council Members for possible implementation of appropriate

contingency plans; • Close coordination with DOH and PHO for COVID-10 updates; • Continues SPDRRMC and Task Force COVI-19 emergency meeting; • Close coordination and monitoring with LDRRMOs re: observance of social distancing,

extended ECQ and curfew enforcement; • Disseminated information regarding the possible effects of the “COVID-19” to, SPDRRMC

Member/LDRRMOs, public and concerned person thru Broadcast, social media, INFOBOARD and INFOSYS;

• Sweeper Team fetched last batch of Internal refugees in Del Gallego and undergo the mandatory quarantine at SSC;

• Issued an Executive Order No. 31-2020, “Guidelines for Barangays in the Province of Sorsogon in case of confirmed COVID-19 case in the locality and for other purpose”;

• Issued an Executive Order No. 33-2020, “Ordering the Mandatory Mass Quarantine of any Persons Under Investigation (PUI) and Persons Under Monitoring (PUM) in the Province of Sorsogon in relation to COVID-19 and for other purposes”;

• Issued an Executive Order No. 33-A-2020, “Directing all Local Government Units and Barangays in the Province of Sorsogon to honor the Certificate of Completion issued by the Government Agencies and for other purpose”;

• Issued an Executive Order No. 34-2020, “Guidelines on the use of DOH revised Classification of COVID-19 Cases and for other purposes”;

• Re-activation of the Blue Alert Status for COVID-19 relative to the extension of ECQ;

• Attended Emergency Meeting of OCD-V through telecommunication with the IATF- Bicol for COVID-19;

• The Governor called an Emergency Meeting with City and Municipal Mayors of the

Province of Sorsogon;

• Ensure clear lines of communication with all DRRMOs for updates and coordination;

• Continuous coordination and monitoring. PDRRMC Albay

• Formulated various Eos, letters and other policy guidelines in relation to COVID-19

• Established COVID-19 Hotlines

• Coordinated with various agencies, government offices, private sector and religious groups in the various preventive actions and response against COVID-19

• Recommended the allocation and re-alignment of LDRRM Fund for COVID-19

• Collects and consolidate available data from frontlines and LGUs

• Established COVID-19 Command and Disaster Operation Center manned by PHO and APSEMO

• Assisted the PSWDO on the daily delivery of food supplies to stranded passengers on PUM at Quarantine Site in Ligao City.

• Conducts mapping of barangays with zero suspect, probable and positive COVID-19 patients

• Ensure timely issuances of fuels needed by the vehicles used by frontline personnel such as PHO, PNP and APSEMO

• Receives non-food donations from the generous donors and immediately transferred or turned over the same to respective recipients according to donor’s intentions or advice

• Developed the provincial COVID-19 transition and recovery plan. CDRRMC NAGA

• Border Control (Intensified Security on AOR, setting up of CCTV and radio, leave pass monitoring)

• Setting up of PUM Holding Centers with communication facilities such as radio com, CCTV

(with Camp Management)

• PUI Treatment Center

• Repatriation of stranded students and employees to their hometowns

• Free accommodation and transport services to emergency service providers

• Daily updating and monitoring of actions done

COST OF ASSISTANCE As of 23 April 2020, as per DSWD FO V DROMIC REPORT AND AGENCY REPORTS

Agency Particulars Sub-Total

DSWD 5 50, 321 family food packs 15,550,154.15

5 rolls laminated sacks 17,500.00

611 sleeping kits 462,985.25

339 Hygiene Kits 366,120.00

LGU Food packs 237, 767, 652.16

Non-food items/others 13,418,906.15

NGO and other GO’s Family food packs 3,076,950.00

OCD 20 Electric Fans 35,000.00

MOA (Province of

Camarines Sur and DA

RO5) **Cam Sur and DA allocation to be

separated on the next reporting

Financial subsidy to 6,031 rice

farmers

30,155,000.00

MOA (Province of

Camarines Sur and

DOLE RO5 TUPAD

Disinfection Project) **Cam Sur and DOLE allocation to

be separated on the next reporting

Financial assistance to 7,0337

beneficiaries (transportation

drivers)

21,814,700.00

TOTAL Php 322,664,967.71

REGION VI OCD6

• Attendance to NTF meeting thru VTC re New Report Format

• Issued Memo 91 to Response Cluster Leads re New Report Format Required by NTF

• Issued Notice of Meeting on 24 April 2020 re Strandees both tourist and OFW in other Region

• Meeting with Governor of Iloilo re Repatriation of OFWs and other residents of Iloilo DOH6

• Scoping Mission on Regional Emergency Response for COVID-19 with WHO on

• April 23, 2020 at DOH WV CHD

• 166 lab results conducted, tested and released. DILG

• Facilitated the coordination meeting for the Discussion of DILG Issuances relative to

• COVID-19

• Attendance to the 9th IATF National Group Meeting- Zoom Conference

• Attendance to the Listong Ugnayan Online Talakayan on the Management of the Dead and Missing for COVID-19 with Engr Tabell as Resource Person

o Issuance of various memoranda to LGUs: ▪ Mandatory Wearing of Face Masks or Other protective Equipment in Public

Areas ▪ Nutrition Cluster Guidelines on LGU Nutrition Actions Relative to COVID-19 ▪ Guidelines on the Operation of Accommodation Establishment as Quarantine

Facilities for OFWs Under Republic Act No. 11469 ▪ Framework for the Acceptance, management, Distribution, and Delivery of all ▪ Medicines, Medical Equipment and Supplies and Other Health Products ▪ Donated to the National Government or the Department of Health in

addressing COVID-19 Situation ▪ Unrestricted Movement of Frontline Workers in the Transportation or cargo

Business During the Enhanced Community Quarantine and the Reiteration of the Policy Stated in IATF-EID Resolution No. 18 on the Wearing of Face Masks in Public

o Issued memorandum to DILG Provincial and City Offices regarding the status of implementation of Special Amelioration Program

o Disseminated Memorandum re: University of the Philippines Open University’s Massive Open Online Courses on the Inter-Local

CAAP

• Preparation and coordination with other airport operations unit and aviation security on arrival and departure of cargo flights for the following in Bacolod:

o Two (2) Cargo flights and One (1) Government flight Iloilo City

• Disinfection activities at Brgy. Punong, Lapuz, Iloilo City

• USWAG Community Kitchen, menu for the day is Tinolang manok. It is done in the 204 Day Care Centers and 36 Barangay Halls in Iloilo City with two hundred five (205) Day Care Workers, one hundred eighty (180) supplemental feeding workers and four hundred forty seven (447) parent leaders assist during the cooking and distribution of the food.

PSTMO Iloilo City

• Meeting with LTFRB, LTO, Hiway Patrol Group, PNP to discuss the transport plan after April 30.

• Inspected 23 business establishments together with BPLO in accordance with ECQ protocol

• Ongoing apprehension of pedi-cab, tricycle and other for hired vehicles

• Round the clock Road and Public Safety Monitoring and visibility.

• Transported 53 city government employees to City Hall

• Verify and monitor alleged selling of liquor throughout the city

• Round the clock public and safety monitoring CAPIZ PDRRMO

• PDRRMO distributed foods for the frontliners in the Provincial Borders at the municipalities of Pilar, Maayon, Sapian and Dumarao.

• Capiz PHO released Press Release No. 34, dated 22 April 2020 re: OFFICIAL STATEMENT on Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) in the Province of Capiz.

• We have recorded thirty-five (35) NEGATIVE for SARS-CoV-2 (causative agent of COVID-19) among our Suspect Cases (SC) and High Risk Contacts (HRC).

• LGU Pontevedra conducted distribution of food packs to 26 Barangays (2nd batch distribution).

• LGU Dumarao Conduct weekly coordinative meeting with MIATF members and Punong Barangays every Monday. And distributed food packs (per family) in the 33 barangay.

• LGU Mambusao conducted issuance of home quarantine card (Municipal HQC only) in all barangays to minimize movements of people in the municipality.

ANTIQUE

• Today there are 109 checked-in personnel of the IATF with 4 ambulances, 3 fire trucks, 6 patrol cars deployed and 1 Patrol Car in five (5) border areas.

• Conducted Preventive Measures/Security at Brgy. 6 Multi Purpose Hall, this Municipality, for the safe distribution of SAP. This activity aims to secure the incharged of the said distributionof SAP and to prevent and control crimes.

• PNP personnel of Caluya MPS, conducted police presence and security during the distribution of relief goods of the Municipal Inter-Agency Task Force on COVID-19 spearheaded by Mayor Rigil Kent Lim at Barangay Sabang and Dawis of this Municipality.

• IATF meeting with Governor Cadiao and Municipal Mayors in EBJ Gymnasium, Binirayan Hills, San Jose de Buenavista that discussed important matters and agreements that will form part of the executive order by the Governor to entitle moderate community quarantine to effect May 1, 2020

REGION VII DOH

• Conducted orientation on repatriation process flow to agencies, provinces and HUCs.

• Conducted contact-tracing.

• Conducted consultative meeting with IATG and RDRRMC 7 members re extension of enhanced community quarantine.

• Provided the healthcare workers in communities and health facilities in Central Visayas with personal protective equipment.

• Continuously disseminating health advisories to the public.

• Laboratory samples collected are sent to the Research Institute for Tropical Medicine (RITM). Tests are being run at the VSMMC Sub-National Laboratory Testing Center.

• Human Resource for Health (HRH) personnel are deployed to augment the DOH hospitals, all major ports of region 7 and identified quarantine facilities.

• The Regional Operation Center is operating 24/7.

• All DOH Hospitals and local health facilities are on Code Red Sub Level 2 Alert.

• Private, government and referral hospitals are informed on the flow of referrals, protocols and guidelines.

• Selected quarantine facilities are operational and occupied.

• Barangay Health Emergency Response Teams are activated and operationalized.

• Case classification shifted from Patient Under Investigation (PUI) to ILI and SARI.

• IATG-RDRRMC7 Joint Coordinating Center-Emergency Operations Center have been established and activated.

BFP

• Continuously conducting decontamination in checkpoints regionwide

PNP

• Came up with an initiative project and installed a Hand Washing Station with our slogan: "Hands on Soap, Hands Off Your Face" located at the Quarantine Control Point of Tanjay City Police Station;

DILG

• Has a Regional Operations Center function 24/7, catering the concerns and issues from the citizens through the DILG Hotline Numbers

• Monitored and responded to all COVID-19 concerns raised in the esat hotline of DILG Region; Total No of Messages received for today including updates from the field offices :219 Concerns

• Monitored the Major Undertakings of Region 7 LGUs on the Implementation of the Social Amelioration Program *Monitored and responded to messages sent in the official DILG 7 Facebook page. Total No of Messages received for today:73 Concerns

• Validated SAP Beneficiary-Families (LGU data vs. DSWD Data)

• Continous coordination for the 444 Negrenses starnded in Samboan, Cebu

• Participated in the LGA Listong Ugnayan: Online Talakayan Series on DILG MC 2020-063 re: Managing Human Remains for the Local Executives, LDRRMOS, Local Health Officers, Prov and Regional DRRM, LGCDD Chief and LGRC Manager

• Coordinated with DWSD on their standard responses (FAQs) to SAP-related queries to respond to the SAP related concerns from the field

• Submitted Inventory of Region VII LGUs' Isolation Facilities with Bed Capacities

• Submitted status report on the status of implementation of the Social Amelioration Program (SAP) from the DILG-7 Sub-Regional Offices *continuous monitoring on LGU Compliances to the implementation of the ECQ/GCQ and submission of SitReps to the DILG EOC (12MN-6AM-12NN-6PM)

• coordination and participation to the JCC-IATF-MEID7

• Coordinated SROs and LGUs re: Sweeper Flight for British Travelers in Cebu and Panglao, Bohol.

• participated in the Local Government Academy Virtual Meeting on: Understanding Community Detection and Quarantine in the Country and other related issuances from DOH

• Facilitated approval of sweeper flights for French and German nationals

• coordinated with Negros Oriental Province re stranded foreign missionaries in Dumaguete City

• coordinated with different stakeholders to ensure passage of stranded foreign nationals for their sweeper flights *Informed DILG Lapulapu City and IATG-MEID7 re: complaint on the legality of PNP Stickers to ECQ Passes of the residents of Lapulapu City

• gathered and submitted data on R7 SAP No. of Families Claiming for SAP vs DSWD SAP List.

• Coordinated with DWSD on their standard responses (FAQs) to SAP-related queries to respond to the SAP related concerns from the field

• Submitted Inventory of Region VII LGUs' Isolation Facilties with Bed Capacities

• DILG 7 Regional Director Leocadio T. Trovela, CESO IV attended the Joint IATF MEID 7-RDRRMC 7 meeting.

• Prepared Special Report on the updates of Brgy. Luz, Cebu City

• Facilitated DTI's concern on the EOs closing borders *Facilitated DA's concern on the food passes not honored in Consolacion, Cebu

• Forwarded to DILG Cebu Provincial Office a copy of the letter to Gov. Gwendolyn Garcia from Department of Agriculture Region 7 re: Unhampered delivery of goods

• Attended the RDRRMC7 Meeting re: Arrival of OFWs ( Seafarers) to Cebu

• Monitoring of Provincial and HUC Directors, Sub-ROs OpCen Officers, and C/MLGOOs in their attendance/presence in ESAT and responses to EOC Referrals: 133 (100%)

• Coordinated with Cebu Provincial Police Office Provincial Director, Col. Roderick Mariano on the exemption of delivery vans/trucks delivering essential goods from border restrictions

• Attended National Task Force on COVID 19 Meeting (through video conferencing)

• Participated in the Peer talks: An RDC-SDC/NEDA 7 online learning and sharing platform for peers and practitioners *Coordinated with DILG REGION 8 on the Stranded Cargoes going to Region VII

• Dissemination and monitoring to the LGU compliance on different DILG COVID-19 Issuances such as:

1. Unnumbered Memorandum dated 2 April 2020 entitled “Covid-19 Precautionary Measures” 2. DILG Memorandum Circular No. 2020-068 dated 2 April 2020 entitled “Postponement of all Administrative Demolition and Eviction Activities during the Enhanced Community Quarantine and State of National Emergency” 3. DILG Memorandum Circular No. 2020-067 dated 2 April 2020 entitled “Additional Guidelines on Quarantine and Isolation Measures Relative to the COVID-19 Situation” 4. DILG Advisory dated 2 April 2020 entitled “Provision of Temporary Economic Relief to Individuals and Businesses in Local Government Units under Community Quarantine” 5. Unnumbered Memorandum dated 1 April entitled “Strict Implementation of the President’s Directive on Unhampered Movement of Cargos for Food and Essential Goods, and of Certain Personnel” 6. Unnumbered Memorandum dated 1 April 2020 entitled “Movement of Telecommunications Personnel during Enforcement of Enhanced Community Quarantine” 7. Unnumbered Memorandum dated 1 April 2020 entitled “Guidelines for the Weekly Reporting of Efforts to Implement Republic Act No. 11469 or the Bayanihan to Heal as One Act per Memo from the Office of the Executive Secretary” 8. Unnumbered Memorandum dated 31 March 2020 entitled “Observance of Proper Burial for our Muslim Filipinos during the Enhanced Community Quarantine” 9. DILG Memorandum Circular No. 2020-066 dated 31 March 2020 entitled “Guidelines on Providing Proper Welfare of Persons with Disabilities during the Enhanced Community Quarantine due to the CoronaVirus-2019 (COVID-19) Pandemic” 10. Unnumbered Memorandum dated 30 March 2020 entitled “Weekly Reporting of DILG’s Efforts to Implement Republic Act No. 11469 or the Bayanihan to Heal as One Act” 11. Unnumbered Memorandum dated 30 March 2020 entitled “Strict Monitoring and Reporting of Mindanao LGU’s Compliance on the Guidelines set forth by IATF and DILG” 12. DILG Memorandum Circular No. 2020-065 dated 30 March 2020 “Guidelines for Local Government Units in the Provision of Social Amelioration Measures by the National Government to the Most Affected Residents of the Areas under Enhanced Community Quarantine” 13. DILG Memorandum Circular No. 2020-064 dated 29 March 2020 “Provincial/City/Municipal Special Care Facilities and Isolation Units Avid the COVID-19 Pandemic” 14. Unnumbered Memorandum dated 28 March 2020 entitled “Implementation of DILG Memorandum Circular No. 2020-063 ofr the Interim Guidelines on the Management of Human Remains for Patient Under Investigation (PUI) and Confirmed CoronaVirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) Cases” 15. DILG Advisory dated 28 March 2020 entitled “Honoring of Company IDs or Certificate of Employment to Continue Ensuring the Unhampered Movement of Cargo and Transmit of Personnel of Business Establishments Allowed to Operate During the Enhanced Community Quarantine of Luzon” 16. DILG Memorandum Circular No. 2020-063 dated 27 March 2020 entitled “Interim Guidelines on the Management of Human Remains for Patient under Investigation (PUI) and Confirmed Corona Virus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)” 17. DILG Advisory dated 27 March 2020 entitled “Mini Course on COVID-19 for Health Care Workers developed by World Health Organization (WHO)” 18. DILG Advisory dated 23 March 2020 entitled “Unrestricted Movement of Food Supply during the State of Public Health Emergency”

19. DILG Memorandum Circular No. 2020-62 dated 21 March 2020 entitled “Suppletory LGU Guidelines on the Implementation of Enhanced Community Quarantine in Luzon, and State of Public Health Emergency in other Parts of the Country due to the COVID-19 Threat” 20. DILG Memorandum Circular No. 2020-61 dated 21 March 2020 entitled “Ensuring that the Food Relief Operations to be Distributed to Muslim Communities are Halal Compliant During the Period of Enhanced Community Quarantine” 21. Unnumbered Memorandum entitled “Strict Enforcement of the Guidelines on the State of Public Health Emergency in the Philippines and the Enhanced Community Quarantine in Luzon” 22. DILG Advisory dated 20 March 2020 entitled “Reminders in the Distribution of Relief Goods, Food Packs, Face Masks, Alcohol, Sanitizers and other Supplies” 23. Unnumbered Memorandum dated 19 March 2020 entitled “Declaration of Ceasefire from March 19, 2020 (00:01AM) until April 15, 2020 (12:00 PM) Against the Communist Party of the Philippines, New People’s Army and the National Democratic Front (CPP-NPA-NDF)” 24. DILG Advisory dated 18 March 2020 entitled “Enhanced Community Quarantine Over the Entire Luzon and Further Guidelines for the Management of the CoronaVirus Disease (COVID-19) Situation” 25. Unnumbered Memorandum dated 17 March 2020 entitled “Enhanced Community Quarantine over the Entire Luzon and Declaration of State of Calamity for those Affected LGUs” 26. Unnumbered Memorandum dated 17 March 2020 entitled “Guidelines in the Implementation of Enhanced Community Quarantine for the Management of the CoronaVirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) Situation” 27. DILG Advisory dated 17 March 2020 entitled “Provision of Service Vehicles Employees/Workers in view of the Enhanced Community Quarantine” 28. Unnumbered Memorandum dated 15 March 2020 entitled “Submission/Update of COVID-19 Situational Report” 29. DILG Advisory dated 14 March 2020 entitled “Suspension of Road clearing 2.0” 30. DILG Advisory dated 14 March 2020 entitled “Implementation of Community Quarantine by Virtue of the Memorandum of the Executive Secretary on Stringent Social Distancing Measures and Further Guidelines for the Management of the CoronaVirus Disease (COVID-19) dated March 14, 2020” 31. DILG Advisory dated 14 March 2020 entitled “Ban on Cock Fighting or Sabong in Light of the COVID-19 Threat” 32. DILG Advisory dated 14 March 2020 entitled “Mandatory Presence of Local Chief Executives in their Areas of Jurisdiction and Temporary Ban of any Foreign Travel” 33. DILG Memorandum Circular No. 2020-09 dated 12 March 2020 entitled “Internal Guidelines in light of Proclamation 922 Declaring a State of Public Health Emergency in the Philippines” 34. DILG Advisory dated 12 March 2020 entitled “Reconstitution and Reactivation of Local Disaster Risk Reduction Management Councils and other Guidelines Relative to COVID-19” 35. DILG Memorandum Circular No. 2020-08 dated 11 March 2020 entitled “Temporary Implementation of No Buffet Policy in all DILG Family Official Activities to Mitigate the Spread of CoronaVirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)” 36. Unnumbered Memorandum dated 10 March 2020 entitled “Self-Protection Measures Against the CoronaVirus Disease (COVID-19)” 37. DILG Advisory dated 10 March 2020 entitled “Rescheduling of the Conduct of Barangay Assembly Day for the 1st Semester of CY 2020” 38. DILG Advisory dated 10 March 2020 entitled “Postponement of Activities Relative to the Threat of COVID-19”

39. DILG Advisory dated 10 March 2020 entitled “Compliance to the Department of Health Circulars and Advisories on the Corona Virus Disease (COVID-19) and the Declaration of a State of Public Health Emergency throughout the Philippines” 40. Unnumbered Memorandum dated 9 March 2020 entitled “Recommendation on the Postponement of the Conduct of Barangay Assembly Day for the 1st Semester of CY 2020” 41. Unnumbered Memorandum dated 8 March 2020 entitled “Proper Data Handling and Ensuring the Right of Privacy of Personal Information of Persons under Monitoring” 42. Unnumbered Memorandum dated 7 March 2020 entitled “Activation of Local COVID-19 Task Forces, and other Necessary Measures to Address the Recent CoronaVirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) Developments in the National Capital Region 43. DILG Advisory dated 7 March 2020 entitled “Case categories and Necessary Interventions for the Prevention and Containment of the CoronaVirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) and Guidelines for Home Quarantine 44. DILG Memorandum Circular No. 2020-067 45. Advisory dated April 2, 2020, signed by SILG Eduardo M. Año, regarding the provision of temporary economic relief to individuals and business in Local Government Units under Community Quarantine 46. Unnumbered memorandum, dated April 1, 2020, signed by SILG Eduardo M. Año regarding the strict implementation of the President's directive on unhampered movement of cargoes for food and essential goods, and of certain personnel 47. Resolution No. 12 of the Inter-Agency Task Force for the Management of Emerging Infectious Diseases, dated March 13, 2020, regarding their recommendations for the management of the Corona Virus Disease (COVID-19) situation. 48. DILG Advisory dated April 2, 2020 - Activation of Barangay Violence Against Women (VAW) Desk and Barangay Council for the Protection of Children (BCPC) 49. Joint DOH-DOT-DILG Administrative Order No. 2020-001 - Guidelines on the Operation of Accommodation Establishments as Quarantine Facilities for OFWs under Republic Act no. 11469 50. Implementation of SAP and Other PPAs Against COVID-19, dated April 5, 2020 51. IATF National Task Force Resolution No. 20 Recommendation to the Office of the President the extension of the implementation of the Enhanced Community Quarantine (ECQ) in the entirety of Luzon up to April 30, 2020 52. Joint IATF-MEID & RDRRMC No. 1 Activation of Joint IATF-MEID and RDRRMC Emergency Operations Center for COVID-19 53. DILG 7 Memo Re SAP Monitoring Updates for SROs 54. DILG 7 Memo to Sub-Regional Offices re: Assistance to the Provision of Transient Centers for Stranded Persons due to COVID 19 55. DILG MC 2020-071 re: Mandatory Wearing of Face Masks or Other Protective Equipment in Public Areas 56. Advisory re: Grant of Special Risk Allowance to Frontline Public Health Workers during the Period of Enhanced Community Quarantine relative to the COVID-19 Outbreak 57. DILG Memo on Strict Enforcement on Social Distancing 58. MC RE INVITATION TO THE L!STONG UGNAYAN, COVID-19 AY LABANAN (ONLINE TALAKAYAN SERIES VIA ZOOM CLOUD MEETING) WITH SILG EDUARDO M. AŃO FOR GOVERNORS, CITY AND MUNICIPAL MAYORS ON APRIL 21, 2020 (TUESDAY) AT 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM 59. DOH Department Memorandum No. 2020-0157 dated April 10, 2020: Guidelines on Cleaning and Disinfection in Various Settings as na Infection Prevention and Control Measure Against COVID-19 60. Invitation to the 6th Listong Ugnayan, COVID-19 ay Labanan (Online Talakayan Series) with SILG 61. DILG MC No. 2020-72 Temporary Shelter or Accommodation for the Safety and Protection against Discrimination of Health Workers 62. DILG MC No. 2020-073 Guidelines for the Conduct of the Expanded Testing Procedures for COVID-19

63. DOH DM 2020-0158 - Proper Handling of the Remains 64. Advisory re: Social Distancing and Basic Infection Prevention Measures under Community Quarantine 65. Advisory re: Department of Health Guidelines on the Use of Disinfection Tents/Misting Chambers, among others 66. Advisory re: Continuous Implementation of Environmental Laws and Protocols on the Collection of Wastes 67. Advisory re: Inclusion of Barangay Health Workers (BHWs), Barangay Tanods, and Barangay Day Care Workers as Target Beneficiaries of the Social Amelioration Program 68. Advisory re: Provision of Markets for Municipal Fisherfolk and Small Farmers during the State of Public Health Emergency and Enhanced Community Quarantine

RELEASE THE FOLLOWING ADVISORIES TO SUBREGIONAL OFFICES AND LGUS:

• Memo dated April 20, 2020 re: Fraudulent/Fake Documents, Materials etc.

• Memo dated April 20, 2020 re: Unified Reporting System *IATF Resolution No. 3 Series of 2020 dated April 13, 2020

• Advisory dated April 20, 2020 re Submission of List of Accredited P/CM Health Officers is extended until April 30, 2020

• IATF Resolution No. 26 Series of 2020, dated April 20, 2020 REFFERALS ACTED THRU ESAT (DILG 7 HOTLINE)

• Social Amelioration Program (51)

• Enhanced Community Quarantine Pass (2)

• Distribution of Relief Goods (8)

• Peace and Order (1)

• Others (157) REFFERALS ACTED THROUGH OFFICIAL SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS

• Social Amelioration Program (50)

• Distribution of Relief Goods (2)

• Social Distancing (9)

• Others (12) REFERRALS ACTED THROUGH NATIONAL EOC TRACKER

• Social Amelioration Program (1)

• Distribution of Relief Goods (1)

• Others (1) REFERRALS/ CALLS RECEIVED

• From Concerned Citizen (1)

• Province of Cebu

• Cebu Provincial Government was able to release PhP 24,500,000.00 to 49 LGUs. This said allocation/LGU support is charged against the Provincial DRRM Fund. As of April 2, 2020 Cebu Provincial Government allocated another P373,200,000.00 cash aid for 51 LGUs which is ready for release. The said amount will be distributed according to population and income class of the towns and cities.

BOC 7

• On 17 April, the Bureau of Customs (BOC) in Cebu facilitated the release of 23 more shipments of PPE. This is on top of about 1,182 shipments of PPE and medical supplies that had been allowed to leave the Cebu Port on 16 April.

• Since the outbreak of the COVID-19 and the implementation of ECQs, the Cebu Port Authority has been monitoring the container vans especially the refrigerated vans containing food that are inside the Cebu Port and that have not been withdrawn yet from the port.

DTI 7

• DTI 7 has collaborated with some MSMEs to produce some medical supplies for frontliners involved in COVID-19 related activities. In Dumaguete City, for instance, the agency partnered with the Negros Oriental Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NOCCI) to produce more face shields using donations received to pay the salaries of employees of

local MSMEs doing the assembling of the face shields. DTI 7 also acknowledged the work of community volunteers who helped in the production as well as distribution of the produced items.

• DTI 7 is working with MSMEs in the region for the latter to get endorsements from the agency so they could avail of financing assistance under the P1- billion Enterprise Rehabilitation Financing loan facility which is being implemented by the government as part of the economic relief program for small businesses greatly affected and marginalized by the COVID-19 pandemic.

• The economic relief program aims to restore the financially distressed businesses during the pandemic or to let them restructure or repurpose their business operations to suit the demand of the market under the “new normal”.

• The loan facility is open to micro and small enterprises with at least one year continuous operation prior to March 2020, and whose businesses suffered drastic reduction in sales during the ensuing epidemic.

• Micro enterprises with an asset size of not more than P3 million can borrow P10,000 up to P200,000 while small enterprises with an asset size of not more than P10 million can borrow a larger amount not to exceed P500,000.

DA 7

• DA 7 reported that nine (9) agricultural research stations, mostly located in Bohol, are being primed to provide support to the government‟s Plant, Plant, Plant program in the midst of the COVID-19. The stations have been propagating seeds and seedlings that will be made available to LGUs as well as farmers in the region in support of the food sufficiency program of government.

• Strengthening its Food Resiliency Program. The program consists of 3 components, namely: Food Availability, Food Accessibility, and Food Price Stability

• Continued to distribute vegetable seeds to farmers in all the provinces of the region to promote food sufficiency.

• The DA 7 reported that farmers in Central Visayas was able to earn P700,000 in 2 days from the launching of the KADIWA stores in Cebu and Bohol.

DOLE 7

• DOLE 7 reported that as of 16 April, the agency released a total of PhP 8.5 million in financial assistance to 2,103 workers in the informal sector in the region under its Tupad #BKBK program.Tupad #BKBK is an emergency employment program whose beneficiaries are required to work 4 hours a day for 10 days doing cleaning and sanitation work. They are paid P404 a day, which is the highest possible wage that could be paid to minimum wage workers in Central Visayas.

• Meanwhile, DOLE 7 announced that it is suspending its acceptance of applications for financial assistance under the CAMP program which targets displaced workers in the formal sector. It cited the near depletion of its P1.6 billion national allocation for the program as reason for the stoppage. As of 14 April 2020, DOLE 7 paid out a total of Php109.7 million to 21,945 workers of establishments in the region affected by the COVID-19 and the ECQS under its CAMP program. About 1,199 establishments in Central Visayas availed of the program.

DBM 7

• DBM 7 disclosed that it has released the guidelines on the use of the Bayanihan Grant which is given to provinces to augment their funding requirement for COVID-19 related activities.

• Cebu is set to receive P159.05 million, Negros Oriental P98.41 million, Bohol P94,070863, and Siquijor P24.37 million from the Bayanihan Grant. The allocation per province is equivalent to one half (1/2) of the one-month Internal Revenue Allotment (IRA) share of that province for FY 2020.

• DBM 7 explained that the funds can be used to maintain the operation of the provincial checkpoints set up in strategic areas in the province.

NFA 7

• The National Food Authority (NFA7) reported that a total of 79,500 bags of rice had been distributed to all the 4 provinces in the region in support of the relief efforts of LGUs. About 50,000 bags are still in the warehouse of NFA in the region which is good for 13 days. The agency, however, expects the inflow of 100,000 bags of rice into the region in May from Region 6.

DOLE7

• Provided cash assistance to beneficiaries from the informal sector

• Continuously implementing the COVID-19 Adjustment Measures Program (CAMP) o 1,199 Establishments approved o 21,945 workers benefitted

• Php 109,725,000 amount of funds disbursed

• Continuously implementing the COVID-19 Tulong Panghanap Buhay sa ating Displaced / Disadvantaged Workers (TUPAD) #Barangay Ko, Buhay Ko (BKBK) Program

• 15,878 No. of beneficiaries o 204 – LGUs / Barangays o Php 65,198,620.00 amount of financial assistance

BIR

• The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) sees a „very substantial drop‟ in tax collection in the first quarter of 2020 in Cebu and Bohol. The sectors connected with the tourism industry are expected to be among the sectors where tax payments would be low.

OCD

• Conducted meeting re ID system and process flow for OFW repatriation

• Continuously coordinating with concerned agencies for transportation requests.

• Conducted Logistics Cluster meeting for the establishment of Logistics Hub in Cebu.

• Endorsed to NDRRMC the request of Lapulapu City for the transport of Polymerase Chain Reaction machine for COVID-19 testing from Manila to Cebu

• Endorsed to DILG7 the request of NDRRMC re repatriation of OFWs, local, foreign tourists and others

• Endorsed to NDRRMC the letter request of DOH-7 for transportation of laboratory supplies from RITM to Vicente Sotto Memorial Medical Center, Cebu

• Continuously conducting inventory of donations received

• Continuous monitoring at JCC-EOC from DOH7 to OCD7 from April 9-12, 2020

• Approved by the Logistics Cluster members the Region 7 Donation Process Flow

• Made an agreement about the process in requesting for transportation.

• All requests going to and from Visayas will emanate from OCD as the RDRRMC chair and DOH as IATG chair

• For requests going to and from outside Visayas, OCD will make a request to the NDRRMC and such requests will also be sent to TOWCEN and CENTCOM for information.

OWWA o Provided assistance to stranded OFWs in Cebu. o Repatriated stranded OFWs in Cebu to their home provinces

DEPED

• Provided list of Monitoring of Schools Used as Isolation/Quarantine Centers as of 7 April 2020

AFP, PCG

• Continuously providing transportation support PNP

• Provided security and assistance during the distribution of relief packs and other essential goods initiated by the LGUs

DSWD7

• DSWD-7 released a total of P8,782,544.47 worth of relief assistance to families affected by COVID-19. At least 23,658FFPs were distributed.

• Cebu LGUs continue to withdraw/pull-out foodpacks requested by the Cebu provincial government through the Provincial Health Office. A total of 29,497 ffps were requested for the LGU front-liners. Of this number,at least19,066 ffps were already withdrawn by the 36Cebu LGUs.

• To date, the FO has approved another24,968ffp requests from LGUs in the Provinces of Cebu and Negros Oriental. The FO‟s Disaster Division is continuously coordinating with these LGUs for the schedule of pull-out and distribution.

• The FO-AOC (Agency Operations Center), activated on 13 April continues to operate 24/7.

• AOC continues to address grievances and inquiries lodged through the FB page, email and via phone calls.

• Advisory #11 on SAP liquidation was issued and disseminated to all field staff.

• A centralized regional database tracker/system was created, in congruent with the AOC system established at the Central Office. This is to monitor the SAP implementation in the Region.

• Continued compliance and submission by the Reporting Team of the everyday reportorial requirements to the SAP TWG/AOC and OP.

• Close coordination with the SWOs 3 and TARA in-charge for the up-to-date encoding and real-time reporting of status and updates in the field, ensuring data consistency and accuracy.

• Regular coordination meetings conducted every 9am at the AOC; video-conferencing amongst the field staff at the different provinces and LGUs, among others. Media interviews, teleconferencing with Central Office SAP TWG, etc. are continuously being done.

• Standby Funds: P 3,000,015.14

• Special SAA for COVID-19: 3,123,151.00

• As of 22 April at 1600H, stockpile status is 47,674 family food packs (FFPs) amounting to P17,162,640.00 (P360.00/FFP).

• Since the start of the COVID-19 operations last March 8, at least 1,482 volunteers helped in the repacking at the different warehouses.Of this number, a total of 553 individuals are from the PNP, PCG, AFP and ROTC students from BISU and Philippine Maritime Institute, both in Bohol.

• Today, a total of 87 volunteers helped in the repacking at the Bohol and Negros warehouses. At least 52 of this number are from the uniformed personnel and BISU students. Due to the increasing number of COVID-19 cases in Labangon, Cebu City (warehouse location) resulting to the lockdown of the area, DSWD staff who volunteered for the repacking were advised to proceed to the NFA warehouse located in Pier 6. This is an additional repacking site negotiated.

NFA

• Rice Releases/Issuances to relief operations (DSWD, LGUs & other relief agencies) for the period March 16, 2020 - April 15, 2020 in response to COVID-19 pandemic

DILG

• Participated in the LGA Listong Ugnayan: Online Talakayan Series on DILG MC 2020-063 re:

• Managing Human Remains for the Local Executives, LDRRMOS, Local Health Officers, Prov and

• Regional DRRM, LGCDD Chief and LGRC Manager

• Roll out of the Interim Guidelines on the Management of Human Remains for PUIs and Confirmed COVID 19 cases

• Continued monitoring of Organized Local MDM Teams

• Monitoring on the number of Funeral Parlors/Crematoriums willing to accept PUIs and Confirmed COVID 19 Cases

• On-going orientation of Funeral Parlors/ Crematorium on universal, standard and transmission-based precautions

• Monitoring of LGU Identified burial sites, existing body bags and price freeze on funeral services

• Shared draft EO for the creation of Local MDM Team

• Shared MOA Template for LGU and Funeral Parlor re: Handling of Human Remains for PUI and COVID 19 Patients

• Coordinated with DOH on the number of available body bags of LGUs in Region 7

• Shared materials on MDM: DILG MC 2020-63 ppt to the SROs for LGU Orientation

• Provided the Sub-Regional Offices the Interim Manual on Management of Human Remains for PUI and Confirmed COVID-19 Cases

• Discussion on the DILG MC 2020-63 to the Regional IATG-MEID7

• Provided DILG issuances on MDM to DOH

• Coordination with Regional PNP Crime Lab re possible request of body bags

REGION IX DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE IX

• Amid COVID-19 disease Regional Executive Director Cedeño on a live interview said to heed the directives of DA Secretary William D. Dar the priority food pass stickers were issued in the respective checkpoints of the region for suppliers and farm producers to avail and ensure the free mobility of food supply skeletal workforce was deployed with the assistance of PNP and Phil. Army to facilitate the smooth movement of food supplies.

• Report on the sufficiency of rice in the Region IX as March 23, 2020 a total of 518,515 bags of palay with a total rice equivalent of 351,657 bags

• Current supply will last 27 days based on daily consumption rate or 231 days based on average daily sales.

• Per report generated on four (4) RPCs, around 13.75 MT milled rice and 47MT palay are available. These are the stocks coming from the RPCs in Molave, Labangan & Mahayag in Zamboanga Del Sur and in Siay, Zamboanga Sibugay. Other RPCs currently have no stocks since harvests are underway in various areas in Zamboanga Del Sur and Zamboanga Del Norte.

• Reprogramming of works and financial targets in view of the COVID-19 mitigating measures. The organic and corn programs have finalized their realignment.

• A total of 5,055 Food Passes was issued region wide.

• A total of 826 Farm Worker Passes was issued in the 3 Provinces of Region last April 06, 2020.

• RSO-Dipolog City Reconstitution of the Local Price Coordinating Council.

• Issued a total of 5,470 Food Passes regionwide (Zamboanga del Sur – 2,800; Zamboanga del Norte – 980; Zamboanga Sibugay – 673; Zamboanga City – 1,017)

• Issued a total of 1,268 Farm Workers Passes in the region (593 of which were issued by LGUs)

• Issued a total of 230 Worker Passes in the region, specifically for workers in the subprojects funded by the Philippine Rural Development Project

• A total of 5,556 Food Passes were issued region wide. (Zamboanga de Sur -2,824; Zamboanga del Norte-1,006; Zamboanga Sibugay-682 and Zamboanga City -1,044)

• A total of 1,346 Farm workers Pass were issued in the region (623 of which were issued by LGUs)

• Per report total palay inventory for the region amounted to 453,371 bags (total rice equivalent – 310,519 bags); Zamboanga peninsula will last 23 days based on average daily sales.

• RED Cedeño together with personnel from FOD visited the mechanized seed production area of DENR-R9 at Baclay, Tukuran in Zamboanga Del Sur; Same team also conducted spot monitoring at Romarate Checkpoint in Aurora, Zamboanga del Sur.

• E-media Mo Live Interview re: KADIWA on Wheels and (2) Bridaga Duro taped interview, re: DA interventions amid COVID-19.

• 2nd set of letters were sent to the provincial governors of Zamboanga del Sur, Zamboanga Sibugay and Zamboanga del Norte and the mayor of Zamboanga City, reiterating the

reactivation of their respective local price coordinating councils (LPCCs) and the implementation of price freeze

• Fifth (5th) Leg for the KADIWA on Wheels was held at Barangay Mampang, Zamboanga City. 3.147 of fresh & vegetables; 550 kgs chicken, 750 kgs rice, 350 kgs fresh fish, 50 kgs dried fish, 692 kgs rootcrops were sold in a day. Also included calamansi concentrate and ready to drink calamansi juice, among others. The 5th leg for KADIWA initiative was spearheaded by AMAD, in collaboration with Office the City Agriculturist, La Paz Federation of Farmers, Mampang Brgy Council, Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic -Resources and the ZC-Chamber of Commerce. Around 2,500 residents availed of the products at the said mobile market

• Prepared and submitted request letter to Secretary William D. Dar, re:authority to sign and purchase certified inbred seeds for distribution.

• Coordinated with municipal agriculturists in the fast-tracking of FSRF encoding.

• Attended teleconference meeting with BAC in relation to fasttracking procurement activities under COVID-19 situation

• Assisted/conducted the said additional distribution together with local officials of LGU Kalawit & other personnel to affected local sectors due to extended ECQ as a result of COVID 19.

DSWD

• Disaster Response Management Division through our Disaster Response Information Management Section in continuously coordinating with the SWAD Team Leader in 3 provinces on the number of families affected due to Enhanced Community Quarantine in Zamboanga Peninsula.

• Disaster Response Management Division will resume the repacking of Family Food Packs by April 13, 2020.

• DSWD Field Office IX delivered a total of 15,192 family food packs to different LGUs in Zamboanga Peninsula amounting to Php 6,271,689.00 cost of assistance.

• Per report DSWD IX has successfully delivered a total of 23,739 family food packs to different LGUs in Zamboanga Peninsula amounting to Php 9,930,680.00 total cost of assistance.

• Transported 1, 278 family food packs (FFPs) amounting to Php 12,543,960.00 to Isabela City, Basilan Province.

• DSWD SWAD-Office of Ipil, Zamboanga Sibugay distributed FFPs amounting to Php 235,800.00 to 655 persons with disability (PWDs) originating from 23 barangays in Naga, Zamboanga Sibugay Province.

• Per report DSWD IX there are a total of 7,477 families received their assistance (SAP) with a total amount of P 37,385,000.00

• Per report breakdown of Family Food Packs (FFPs) released per province. As of April 22, 2020.

PROVINCE

FAMILY FOOD PACKS TOTAL COST Quantity

ZAMBOGNA SIBUGAY 6,573 2,569,480.00

ZAMBOANGA DEL NORTE

6,287 2,950,040.00

ZAMBOANGA DEL SUR 26,084 11,961,600.00

ISABELA CITY 1,278 664,560.00

TOTAL 40,222 18,145,680.00

DOH

• Delivery of COVID-19 – related logistics from Central Office to the COVID referral facilities and provincial

• DOH offices in the region thru OCD.

Facility/Office

N95

Medical Face Mask

Gloves

Alcohol (1L/bottl

Cover All

Full PPE Set

e)

ISABELA CITY

City Health Office 200 pcs 1,000 pcs

500 pairs

Basilan General Hospital 800 pcs 3,000 pcs

2,000 pairs

4 40 pcs 0

ZAMBOANGA CITY

Zamboanga City Medical Center

2000 pcs

15,000 pcs

10,000 pairs

4 750

Labuan General Hospital 800 pcs 4,000 pcs

3,000 pairs

4 50

Mindanao Central Sanitarium

800 pcs 4,000 pcs

3,000 pairs

4 40 pcs 50

ZAMBOANGA DEL NORTE

PDOHO 150 pcs 1,000 pairs

4-boxes

Zamboanga Del Norte Medical Center

0 1,500 pcs

1,000 Pairs

0 100

Corazon C. Aquino Hospital

300 pcs 1,000 pcs

1,000 pairs

Dr. Jose Rizal Memorial Medical Center

2,000 pcs

11,000 pcs

6,000 pairs

4 40 pcs 50

ZAMBOANGA DEL SUR

PDOHO 150 pcs 1,000 pairs

4-boxes

Zamboanga Del Sur Medical Center

300 pcs 1,500 pcs

1,000 pairs

Margosatubig Regional Hospital

800 pcs 3,000 pcs

2,000 pairs

4 40 pcs 0

ZAMBOANGA SIBUGAY

PDOHO 150 pcs 1,000 pairs

4

Zamboanga Sibugay Provincial Hospital

500 pcs 500 pcs 1,000 pairs

SULU

Sulu Sanitarium 800 pcs 4,000 pcs

3,000 pairs

4 50

• Participated in the Regional Task Force COVID-19 – Economic Cluster Video Conference facilitated by NEDA IX.

• Regional COVID-19 Emergency Operations Center Videoconference Meeting with the Provincial/City Health Officers, Provincial DOH Office Representatives, and DOH retained Hospitals (MRH and DJRMH) to discuss updates in the provincial/city COVID-19 responses.

• Participated in the 3rd Task Group Response Operations Meeting thru videoconference. Updates on COVID responses were tackled.

• A team from Health Facilities and Services Regulatory Bureau (HFSRB) Department of Health, Research Institute of Tropical Medicine (RITM) and World Health Organization (WHO) conducted an onsite visit to Zamboanga City Medical Center Laboratory and Regional Disease Diagnostic Laboratory (RDDL) to assess the infrastructure, equipment, manpower, and administrative controls needed for setting up a COVID-19 testing facility in the region.

• Per report the RESU team recently concluded its orientation activity on Infection, Control, Contact Tracing and Specimen Collection for COVID 19 for frontline health workers of the 3 provinces and highly urbanized city of Zamboanga Peninsula.

• Per report DOH-ZP CHD convened all Provincial Health Officer, Medical Center Chiefs of the DOH Retained Hospitals and Provincial Health Team Leaders to discuss updates on COVIDS 19 Pandemic Response through a videoconference call

NFA

• Per report the NFA IX has issued a total of 74,127 bags of rice to Local Government Units (LGUs) and other institutions/relief agencies as indicated:

Zamboang City

Zamboanga Del Norte

Zamboanga Sibugay

Zamboanga Del Sur

Total for the Region

Barangays 1,774 701 2,133 200 4,808

DA-Kadiwa on Wheels

60 60

1st District Congressional Office

200 200

2nd District Congressional Office

297 297

City Council 240 240

Office of the Vice-Mayor

148 148

PLGU 8,500 25,992 34,492

Office of City Mayor

4,000 4,000

Other-LGUs 9,396 7,554 11,200 28,150

DSWD/CSWD 200 1,200 1,400

NGO 112 200 312

Total 2,831 10,297 19,607 41,392 74,127

• The NFA continue with its operational activities such as procurement from farmer, milling and dispersal to augment its inventory and to properly position the stocks for distribution to concern agencies.

DILG

• Conducted Regional Management Committee Meeting via Teleconferencing to discuss issues relative to COVID-19.

• Online meeting with DSWD relative to the implementation of Social Amelioration Program.

• Participated in an Online Talakayan on COVID-19 with Undersecretary Jonathan Malaya.

• Participated in Regional Task Force COVID-19 Economic Cluster Meeting organized by NEDA IX.

• Conducted a Regional Management Committee Meeting via videoconferencing to discuss issues relative to COVID-19

• Conducted a video teleconference of the Governance Cluster and MDM Cluster of the Regional Inter-Agency Task Force on Emerging Infectious Diseases

DOST Identified issues and concerns of the Small Enterprises Technology Upgrading Program (SETUP) beneficiaries of DOST IX during ECQ.

• Deferment of two months (March-April 2020) rental payment of Small Enterprises Technology Upgrading Program (SETUP) project beneficiaries.

• Crafted a program intended to provide initiatives and services during ECQ conditions to support frontliners facing the risks of COVID-19.

• DOST SAVES PROGRAM

• >DOST DEFENDS (Deter Epidemic Flow and Escalation through Nontraditional Designs and Solutions)

• >DOST TESTS (Through Evaluation of Sterilization Thresholds of Substances)

• 4. Granted another three (3) months (May – July 2020) moratorium of rental payment of Small Enterprises Technology Upgrading Program (SETUP) project beneficiaries.

OCD

• Continuously monitoring the situation for whatever concerns, problems and issues that will need immediate action.

• Participated in teleconference meeting with Economic Cluster of the Regional Task Force COVID-19 led by NEDA IX.

• Endorsed letter from Mr. Pedro Melchor Soliven, Economic Development Committee Chairperson of Regional Development Council to NDRRMC to transport medical supplies from Manila to Zamboanga.

• Sent letter to DOH IX re Contact Tracing function

• Participated in the 6th Inter-Task Group Video Teleconference Meeting by NTF COVID-19 National Incident Command – Emergency Operations Center

• Participated in the Video Teleconference of Mindanao Communicator’s Network (MCN)/TG Strategic Communication led by Philippine Information Agency IX

• Sent RTF COVID-19 Memorandum No. 9 re: Activation of the Regional Task Force on COVID-19 to RDRRMC IX member-agencies and stakeholders

• Sent Advisory and Manual of Operations to RDRRMC member-agencies and stakeholders for the RTF COVID-19 Video Teleconference scheduled on 16 April 2020

• Facilitated the delivery of COVID-19 specimens from Zamboanga City to Davao City for laboratory testing, in coordination with DOH IX RESU and EAAB, Zamboanga City

• Initial drafting of the Regional Action Plan for COVID-19 to be presented for enhancement and approval during the RTF IX COVID-19 Video Teleconference

• Guested in the Kapihan Na Zamboanga: Bantay COVID-19 in ZamPen by the Philippine Information Agency IX via video teleconference. This was streamed via Facebook Live thru PIA Western Mindanao page.

• Participated in the Governance Cluster and MDM Cluster Video Teleconference Meeting led by DILG IX

• Coordinated with OCD Regional Directors in Mindanao for a video teleconference on Friday, 17 April 2020. Agenda to be discussed include the Rapid Pass System and Contact Tracing function recently assigned to OCD.

• Disseminated RTF COVID-19 Memorandum No. 11 re: Bantay COVID-19 in ZamPen to RDRRMC IX member-agencies

• Participated in the 7th Inter-Task Group Video Teleconference Meeting by NTF COVID-19 National Incident Command – Emergency Operations Center.

• Staff meeting re finalization of Regional Action Plan for presentation to the upcoming 1st Regional Task Force IX video teleconferencing.

• ACP-ZC Staff received the arrival of several Medical Supplies and PPEs from NDRRMC-EOC intended for Zamboanga Peninsula Hospital and also to facilitate the provision of transportations going to the recipient.

• RDRRMC RTF IX successfully conducted its 1st Video Teleconferencing with its member agencies to tackle Regional Action Plan for COVID-19 and policies for implementation in region, there are at least 43 agencies participated the VTC.

• RD Ochotorena was interviewed by Ms. Karen Azupardo of UP Manila College of Public Health re rapid assessment study of the response of selected LGUs to curbing the transmission of COVID-19 in the community.

• Finalization of the Regional Action Plan for COVID-19

• Coordinated with LGU Zamboanga Sibugay and Zamboanga del Norte re: the reported stranded travellers

• Sent out communication to DILG IX (STG Governance) re: the five (5) stranded travellers in Brgy. Gatas, Kalawit, Zamboanga del Norte

• Disseminated RTF COVID-19 Memorandum No. 13 re: Status of Agreements that Emanated from the First Meeting of the RTF COVID-19 held last April 16, 2020

• Disseminated RTF COVID-19 Memorandum No. 14 re: Protocol in Requesting Personal Protective Equipment (PPEs)

• Disseminated RTF COVID-19 Memorandum No. 15 re: Dissemination of RTF COVID-19 Resolution No. 2, s.2020 re: Requesting all Public and Private Medical Facilities, Barangay Health Centers, and Hospitals in Region IX to accept all patients not related to COVID-19 case for an immediate access to healthcare facilities

• Finalization of the Regional Action Plan for COVID-19

• Sent communication to NTF COVID-19 re: the stranded students in Cebu City requesting to be transported to Zamboanga City

• Disseminated draft of Regional Action Plan for COVID-19 to RDRRMC IX/RTF COVID-19 member-agencies for comments

• Sent communication to DOH IX re: distribution list of frontliners and hospitals for allocation of PPEs from OCD Central Office

• Sent RTF COVID-19 Memorandum No. 17 re: Submission of Official Report and Updates on the One (1) Confirmed COVID-19 Case in the Municipality of Aurora, Zamboanga del Sur to Aurora Task Force COVID-19

• Sent letter to DILG IX to convene the Local Chief Executives of the three (3) provinces – Zamboanga del Sur, Zamboanga del Norte, Zamboanga Sibugay - and of Dipolog City, Dapitan City, Pagadian City, Zamboanga City and Isabela City to discuss matters re: protocols on the passage/entry of travellers towards their point of destination in the region

• Procurement of provisions for the deployment of the Regional IMT

• Sent communication to selected RTF member’s agency calling for the activation of Regional Incident Management Team to be deployed in the 4 regional and 2 Provincial boundaries to intensify COVID-19 counter measures.

• Send Memo No. 20 re Standardization of RTF ID for COVID-19 fronliners in the region.

• Send Memo No. 21 re Organizing Sweeper Flights for Spanish National. DPWH

• Provision of vehicles for use of Surveillance Officer during contact tracing activities and monitoring of PUIs in the region.

AFP

• Assisted in the transport of COVID-19 specimens to Research Institute of Tropical Medicine (RITM) in Metro Manila.

• Facilitated the transport of several PPEs and Medical Supplies from Manila to Westen Mindaano Logistics Hub located in Zamboanga City intended for Zamboanga Peninsula Hospital via C-130 cargo plane.

Particulars/Items Quantities Boxes

Coverall Suit 1500pcs 20

Boots 1500pcs 400

Goggles 1500pcs 120

N95 Mask 1500pcs 800

Gloves 1500pcs 1,000

Surgical Mask 1500pcs 2,400

Protective gown 1500pcs 80

• Per report TOWWESTMIN facilitated the transport of Medical Supplies and PPE WMC intended for JTF Jolo from CJVAB to EAAB thru a/c C-295 #140

• Per report TOG 9 provided two (2) personnel to Provincial Task Force COVID-19 in the province and conducted daily monitoring and coordination within TOG 9 AOR municipalities.

PIA

• Assisted DOH in the dissemination of relevant information regarding COVID-19 and provision of technical expertise on media coverage during crisis.

• Hosted live press conference of DOH “KAPIHAN NA ZAMBOANGA” tackling updates on COVID-19.

• Facilitated/hosted the Video Teleconference of Mindanao Communicator’s Network (MCN)/Task Group Strategic Communications

• Hosted the Kapihan Na Zamboanga: Bantay COVID-19 in ZamPen via Facebook livestream (Guests: DOH IX Assistant Regional Director Dr. Joshua Brillantes and OCD IX Regional Director Manuel Luis Ochotorena)

DTI

• Continuously monitoring price and supply of medical supplies, agricultural, and petroleum products.

• Per report last April 13-14 DTI conducted price monitoring in the deferent business establishments within Province of Zamboanga Sibugay.

• The DTI-IC Extension Office Personnel conducted on the spot monitoring of major groceries in Isabela City to check for their compliance with the DTI Price Freeze of Basic Necessities in Isabela City and the SRP of Prime Commodities.

• The DTI-IC Extension Office Personnel posted the Memorandum Circular No. 20-07 Anti-Hoarding and Anti-Panic Buying to all major groceries in Isabela City.

CGDSWM

• PCG VESSEL (FPB 2403) boarded Two (02) vessels with a total of Eighteen (18) crew onboard including the skipper to check pertinent documents onboard, briefed them on the present situation and the implementation of Enhanced community quarantine and “No Sail Policy” within the CGDSWM AOR.

• BFAR Vessel MCS 3004 personnel boarded Three (03) vessels with a total of Thirty Four (34) crew onboard including the skipper to check pertinent documents. The crew of said FB were advised to abide to all Government memorandum and advisory as preventive measure ICOW COVID-19.

• CGS Zamboanga Sibugay together with CGSS Tungawan personnel onboard AB-271 conducted maritime patrol and inspection/ health protocol to all crew of Motorbanca transiting at vicinity waters off Ipil, Naga, Kabasalan , Payao and vice versa ICOW CPCG memorandum on “NO SAIL POLICY” and executive order no 1011-03-31-2020-011 issued by the provincial governor of Zamboanga Sibugay Province. Mandating strict observance of inter municipality prohibition of entry in the entire province of Zamboanga Sibugay as a preventive measure of the spread of COVID-19.

• CGS Zamboanga Sibugay together with CGSS Tungawan personnel onboard AB-271 conducted maritime patrol and inspection/ health protocol to all crew of Motorbanca transiting at vicinity waters off Ipil, Naga, Kabasalan , Payao and vice versa ICOW CPCG memorandum on “NO SAIL POLICY” and executive order no 1011-03-31-2020-011 issued by the provincial governor of Zamboanga Sibugay Province. Mandating strict observance of inter municipality prohibition of entry in the entire province of Zamboanga Sibugay as a preventive measure of the spread of COVID-19.

• CGS Zamboanga Sibugay together with CGSS Tungawan personnel onboard AB-271 conducted maritime patrol and inspection/ health protocol to all crew of Motorbanca transiting at vicinity waters off Ipil, Naga, Kabasalan , Payao and vice versa ICOW CPCG memorandum on “NO SAIL POLICY” and executive order no 1011-03-31-2020-011 issued by the provincial governor of Zamboanga Sibugay Province. Mandating strict observance of inter municipality prohibition of entry in the entire province of Zamboanga Sibugay as a preventive measure of the spread of COVID-19.

• CGSS Talusan personnel together with Talusan, CAA 44IB Alpha Company manned a post and conducted inspection of documents of motorbanca and fishermen entering within port of Talusan ICOW the executive order no. 1011-03-31-2020-011. Mandating strict observance of inter municipality prohibition of entry in the entire province of Zamboanga Sibugay as a preventive measure of the spread of COVID-19.

• CGSS Talusan personnel together with municipal health, MDRRMO personnel conducted screening on truck drivers onboard rolling cargoes as precautionary measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19 at Hula-hula Port Mabuhay, Zamboanga Sibugay Province.

• CGSS Naga personnel manned a post at Tay-tay Manubo Fish Landing and conducted checking of documents on different inbound fishing boat within area of responsibility ICOW executive order no. 1011-03-2020-011 issued by the provincial governor of Zamboanga Sibugay Province. Mandating strict observance of inter municipality prohibition of entry in the entire province of Zamboanga Sibugay as a preventive measure of the spread of COVID-19.

• CGS Basilan and CGSS Isabela personnel act as port security and assisted city health worker of Isabela during inspection of authorized cargoes to intensify the COVID-19 implementation of social distancing and enhance community quarantine to prevent spreading of said disease in the area of responsibility.

• CGS Zamboanga Del Sur personnel continue conducted thermal scanning, check of quarantine pass and observe wearing of mask to all port users of port of Pagadian City as preventive measures to deter the COVID-19 regarding enhance community quarantine.

• FB Interceptor 300 personnel conducted maritime patrol to prevent entering of watercraft carrying passengers at vicinity waters of Zamboanga City ICOW the enhance community quarantine to prevent spreading of COVID-19.

• CGS Basilan personnel assisted local government unit of Basilan during repacking of relief goods intended for the province-wide assistance at Basilan State College Gymnasium, Isabela City, Basilan affected residents on enhanced community quarantine.

• While patrolling at vicinity Brgy. Alindahaw, Tukuran, Zamboanga Del Sur the info unit noticed smoke coming from an open lot immediately proceeded thereat, grass fire in progress at a commercial lot owner the said unit assisted the BFP in combating the fire same date BFP personnel declared fire out, the said unit proceed to foot and motorcycle patrol ICOW the enhance community quarantine.

• CGS Basilan personnel together with personnel of Coastguard Auxiliary assisted PLGU and PDRRMO of Basilan during repacking of an estimate of Twenty Five Thousand (25,000.00) packs of relief goods intended for the province wide assistance at Basilan State College Gymnasium, Isabela City, Basilan.

• SC, CGS Zamboanga Sibugay and together with 102nd Brigade PA, 44th IB and BFP attended the meeting on COVID-19 updates and other issues and concern joint provincial task force CV SHIELD presided by provincial director PCOL RONALD JOSEPH V OCAVA at covered court, PHQ, Ipil Zamboanga Sibugay.

TESDA

• Per report TESDA IX thru its partners/stakeholder delivered a Food and Non-Food items in the 3 provinces in Region IX intended for frontliners.

Facility/Office

Food Packs

Medical Face Mark

Bottled Water

Disinfectants (Bottles)

Face Shields

ZAMBOANGA SIBUGAY

Mun. of Ipil 600 1,050 pcs 400 500

ZAMBOANGA DEL SUR

Zamboanga City 400 pcs

Pagadian City 1,500 pcs

ZAMBOANGA DEL NORTE

Dipolog City 750 625 pcs

Mun. of Sindangan 650 pcs 200 pcs

DICT

• Followed up and conducted coordination with OPM and A&A team, to redo the activity of restoration and integration of non-cisco router at L3-1171 MP of Ramon Magsaysay per request of the LDRRMO.

• Performed coordination and monitoring of activity conducted by PLDT MIS Team on remote activation of MIS Kuta Sang-an Station Hospital Site, Labangan, ZDS.

• Provision of Technical Assistance in the setup of Videoconference Meeting for the Regional Inter-Agency Task Force on Covid-19 Governance Cluster and Management of the Dead Cluster.

• Delivery and turn-over of 3 Samsung tablets to City Health Office, City Government of Zamboanga.

• Daily status monitoring of Free Wi-Fi deployed at EOCs and Isolation facilities using the available network monitoring tools.

• Activation of Free Wi-Fi at Kuta Sang-An station Hospital site

• Provision of Internet connection at Zamboanga City COVID Testing Center located at Department of Agriculture research facility.

• Conducted coordination and conversed with the ZDS Provincial Administrator and the LGUs of Bayog, Sominot and Tambulig with regards to the proposed LOS Survey to be performed by INNove.

• Monitoring of MIS remote activation of Kuta Sang-An station hospital, W. Palma Hospital and Sibugay Provincial Hospital

• Daily monitoring of Free Wi-Fi site status using the available network monitoring tools

• RDRRMC/RTFCovid-19

• RTF COVID-19 Economic Cluster led by NEDA spearheaded the Teleconference with partner agencies.

• Issued Memorandum No. 6, s. 2020, re Utilization of New Situational Report Template for Regional Task Force (RTF) FOR COVID19.

• Issued Resolution No. 2, s. 2020, through the Economic Cluster led by NEDA IX re Requesting the Department of the Interior and Local Government, Department of Health, and concerned Local Government Units to have uniform Guidelines on the Medical Documentary Requirements for Transport Pass of Drivers and Helpers.

• Issued Resolution No. 3, s. 2020, through the Economic Cluster led by NEDA IX re Recommending to the National Inter-Agency Task Force on Emerging Disease to Relax the Local Legislative Body Resolution Requirement for the Local Government Unit to enter into a Memorandum of Agreement with the Department of Social Welfare and Development for the immediate transfer and distribution of Social Amelioration Program Funds to intended Beneficiaries.

• Issued Memorandum No. 7, s. 2020, re Draft Regional Task Force (RTF) COVID-19 Manual of Operations.

• Participated in the Videoconference meeting with the National Incident Command spearheaded by OPAPP.

• Participated in the Videoconference meeting with the NDRRMC EOC led by OCD Central.

• articipated in the 6th Inter-Task Group Video Teleconference Meeting by NTF COVID-19 National Incident Command – Emergency Operations Center

• Coordinated with LGUs in the region for the monitoring of issuances and implementation of ECQ and other modified measures

• Participated in the 7th Inter-Task Group Video Teleconference Meeting by NTF COVID-19 National Incident Command – Emergency Operations Center. .

• RTF IX successfully conducted its 1st Video Teleconferencing with its member agencies to tackle Regional Action Plan for COVID-19 and policies for implementation in region, there are atleast 43 agencies participated the VTC.

• Participated in the 8th Inter-Task Group Meeting on April 17, 2020 via zoom app.

• Participated in the Videoconference meeting with the 9th Inter-Task Group Meeting led by NTF/NDRRMC OCD Central.

• Issued Memorandum No. 19, s. 2020, re Deployment of Incident Management Team to Quarantine Control Points along Regional Borders and 2 provincial boundaries.

• RTF IX monitors and follow up the letter endorse to TOWWESTMIN re transport of 12 students who are currently in Cebu City requesting for assistance to be transported to Zamboanga City.

REGION X Philippine Army

• Conducted 2 module trainings

- Practical Training on COVID-19 for Personnel with Medical & Health Works Background

- Basic Personnel Safety and Patient Handling

• Deployed 836 personnel to 63 quarantine control points in Misamis Oriental, Camiguin and Bukidnon.

• Deployed 96 personnel to augment in repacking of food packs in Misamis Oriental, Camiguin and Bukidnon.

• Utilized 52 vehicles to transport the delivery of food packs in Misamis Oriental, Camiguin and Bukidnon.

• Distributed 4,115 leaflets as IEC to combat COVID-19 in Misamis Oriental, Camiguin and Bukidnon.

• Conducted training via Video Teleconferencing on enhancing the operations for COVID-19.

• Deployed 307 personnel to 53 quarantine control points in Misamis Occidental and Lanao del Norte.

• Deployed 28 personnel to augment in repacking of food packs in Misamis Occidental and Lanao del Norte.

• Utilized 26 vehicles to transport the delivery of food packs in Misamis Occidental and Lanao del Norte.

• Distributed 700 leaflets as IEC to combat COVID-19 in Misamis Occidental and Lanao del Norte.

Commission on Higher Education • Issued a memorandum on 14 April 2020 requesting all HEIs to submit catch-up plan during

and after the community quarantine on dealing with academic performance and requirements of students.

CAAP • Provided Cargo Flight Updates of Cebu Pacific Airlines at Laguindingan Airport.

• Disseminated the incoming and outgoing freighter flight schedule at Laguindingan Airport, effective period on March 30, 2020 to April 04, 2020.

DOA

• Issued a total of 2,122 IATF-EID to front liners and Farmers/Agribusiness entrepreneurs.

• Posted Price Freeze advisory at the Regional Price Monitoring Board for the two major retail markets in Cagayan de Oro City.

• Coordinated with the LGUs to activate their Price Coordinating Council (PCC) to strengthen the price monitoring and implementation of the Price Freeze in their areas of responsibility.

• Issued a total of 7,678 Food Lane Passes in the Provincial Operation Centers, Research stations, Regulatory Division Office and attached agencies.

• Encouraged LGUs to buy farmers’ produce

• Distributed a total of 492.508 kgs/ 9,332 packets of assorted vegetable seeds to Lanao del Norte, Bukidnon, Misamis Oriental, Camiguin, Cagayan de Oro City, Iligan City and Regional Office (walk-in clients).

• Conducted the 2nd wave of the KADIWA on Wheels at the 2 major barangays of Cagayan de Oro City (Bgrys Bulua and Patag)

• Launched the KADIWA EXPRESS at the DA Regional Office

• KADIWA on Wheels conducted to 18 areas and KADIWA Express to 3 areas with a total sales of - Php 1,771,337.62 and Php 210,785.25 for Seafood KADIWA Wheels

• Provision of social welfare benefits for affected workers Sub-Task Group as of 06 April

• Rice Farmers Financial Assistance (RFFA)- 2,175

• SURE Aid- 4,155 farmers served @ 15,000/farmer = PhP 62.325 million

• RCEF Credit Assistance- 34 farmer cooperatives

• Provided hauling services to the farmers from the farm consolidation area to the markets.

• Upscaling KADIWA ni ANI ant KITA in support to food availability, accessibility and price stability.

• Coordinated with NFA in prepositioning of rice buffer stock in their respective provincial offices

• Distributed 5,190 bags of rice seeds to the following LGUs in Bukidnon: Malaybalay City, Valencia City, san Fernando, Dangcagan, Don Carlos, Maramag, Pangantucan, Kadingilan, Kibawe, Quezon, Cabanglasan, Lantapan, Sumilao, Impasugong

• Distributed 700,000 pcs of Fry/Fingerlings (BFAR)

• Regularly monitoring Agri and Fishery products in Major Markets in the Region.

• 1,522 farmers from Valencia City, Bukidnon received Php 5,000.00 each for the RFFA.

• Information dissemination through radio, TV, press release and advisory. DOH

• DOH Care Hotlines (KAMUSTA KA Team) Accommodated 1,491 clients from March 25- April 19, 2020 and 173 clients for April 19, 2020 1. Continuously providing Levels I-IV psychosocial intervention to clients. - Level I – 687 - Level II – 41

- Level III – 2

- Level IV – 1 o A total of 731 from March 25, 2020 to April 14, 2020.

2. Ongoing Infant and Young Child Feeding (IYCF) Counselling.

3. Received PPE donations from NGO partners and distributed to hospitals

4. Provided RUTF, Micronutrient powder and Vitamins to vulnerable groups

5. Conducted contact tracing.

6. Conducted EREID Task Force Committee Meeting (TRC, NMMC, BOQ, CAAP, PPA, PCG) 7. Conducted specimen collection for PUI and PUM.

8. Inventory of Private and Government Hospitals of their readiness status.

9. Prepositioning and provision of PPE materials to hospitals and LGUs.

10. DOH 10 RESDRU Established an Emergency Operations Center dedicated for COVID-19 at Pearlmont Hotel, Cagayan de Oro City. 11. Provided Mental Health- Psychosocial Services through the following: 12. Compassionate Service for the Health Workers (PAG-AMUMA) Accommodated 75 Health Workers from March 16, 2020 to April 14, 2020 at “Bahay ni Kuya”. 13. Identified Non- Hospital Isolation Units in Northern Mindanao 14. Identified facilities (Hotels, Inns, and Similar Establishments) for Repatriated Overseas Filipino Workers

15. Issued Regional Memorandum No. 2020-23-A – Subject: Amending Section VI of the Regional Interim Guidelines for Public Health Interventions during Community Quarantine. Item F. Mandatory Wearing of Masks by the General Public must be Strictly Implemented in Public Places. 16. Disinfect DOH Vehicles and Offices and provided foot bath in all entrances of DOH Buildings 17. Distributed PPEs, Supplies, Cadaver Bags and Disinfectants to the following; Bukidnon, Misamis Oriental, Misamis Occidental, Lanao del Norte, Camiguin, Cagayan de Oro City, Iligan City, DOH retained Hospitals (NMMC, APMC, MHARSMC), and others (PNP, BOQ, TOG10, Task Force Oro). 18. Distributed logistics from partners (Global Fund, UNFPA, WHO) to APMC, NMMC and MHARSMC.

19. Provided 164,000 Vitamin C in response to Nutrition in Emergency 20. Distributed 50 Hygiene Kits, 2,124 Bottles of Alcohol, 260 Bottles of Sanitizer, 50 Gallons of Disinfectants.

21. Received 869 calls and referred 67 patients for Health Referral Dispatching Management.

22. Produced 67 situational briefers for Surveillance and Information Management. 23. Traced 595 close contacts for Contact Tracing. 24. Sent 159 specimens for Specimen Collection & Transport.

25. Assisted 55 facilities for Health Facility Regulation and Technical Assistance Provision.

26. Conducted 13 health advocacy activities. 27. Produced and distributed 9, 165 IEC Materials.

28. Aired 8 times Tsada Kalusugan Radio Program.

29. Distributed PPE’s and other Medical Supplies to Health Facilities and Frontliners amounting to Php 3,916, 444.57. 30. Utilized DOH DATA COLLECT APP for the submission of data from health facilities in the region. 31. Deployed 125 Human Resource for Health (HRH) and 7 Post Residents in different health facilities in the region.

32. Deployed 1,810 HRH in Rural Health Units (RHUs) as Team Leaders for RHERTs, Contact Tracing and Other Health Programs. 33. Deployed 42 HRH in different Airport/Seaports, Wharves and Piers in the region.

34. Deployed HRH to Testing Center of Medtechs under MTDP

35. Deployed HRH in the RHUs for BHERTs operations, contact tracing and monitoring

36. Deployed HRH in the RHUs for the implementation of other DOH programs 37. Oriented Health Workers on

o Emerging and Re-emerging Infectious Disease (EREID) and Reactivation of RHERT.

o Presidential Proclamation No. 922, declaring a “State of Health Emergency Throughout the Philippines”, pursuant to DOH Memo No. 2020-0114, state that Deployment of Nurses under Nurse Deployment Program to DOH Hospitals, LGU Hospitals and Contact Tracing of COVID-19 cases.

o DM No. 2020-0108, Guidelines for Management of Patients with Possible and Confirmed COVID-19 Hospitals Infection Control and other Institutional Policies.

o DM No. 2020-0158, Re: Proper handling of the remains of Suspect, Probable and Confirmed COVID-19 cases.

o DM No. 2020-0157, Re: Guidelines on Cleaning and Disinfection in Various Settings as an Infection Prevention and Control Measures Against COVID-19.

o DOH DC 2020-0045 Re: Public Advisory No.8 on the Use of Masks.

o RC No. 2020-07 Re: Regional Infection and Control Protocols for Corona Virus Disease – 2019 (COVID-19).

o Regional Memorandum No. 2020-23-A Re: Amending Section VI of the Regional Guidelines for Public Health Interventions During Community Quarantine.

o Webinar on COVID-19 Infection, Prevention, and Control Measures.

o DILG MC 2020-23 Re: Amended Guide to Action Against the 2019 Novel Coronavirus Acute Respiratory Disease.

38. Disseminated new decision tool for new classification of diseases.

39. Participated in the Orientation on Contact Tracing via Zoom by the Epidemiology Bureau.

40. Received COVID-19 related specimens from different hospitals.

41. Pooling and assembling of items for handwashing kits while waiting for the delivery of the purchase requested items; 300 soaps, 10 dippers and 30 tote bags.

42. Attended virtual meeting with Dr. Anthony Calibo for the Algorithm Guideline on Milk Donations, Five scenarios related to Milk Donation and EO 51 Milk code violations.

43. Provision of IEC for COVID-19; 119 tarpaulin and 350 posters.

44. Deployment of HRH to testing center of MedTech’s under MTDP.

45. Deployment of HRH in the RHUs for BHERTs operations, contact tracing and monitoring.

46. Deployment of HRH in the RHUs for the implementation of other DOH programs.

47. Convened First Health Task Group Meeting on April 20, 2020 via Teleconferencing. DICT

• Provided certification to MIS suppliers as proof to acquire Quarantine Pass on March 30, 2020

• Provided Internet Connection to MDRRMC Office LGU-Lagonglong, Misamis Oriental on April 1, 2020

• Provided Govmail account to OCD-10 for Video Teleconferencing on April 2, 2020

• Assisted PIA-10 in the technical setup of equipment for the the IATF Live Press Conference on April 3, 2020

• Assisted PIA in the technical setup of equipment for the IATF Live Press Conference on April 7, 2020.

• On-going acceptance of PNPKI Digital Certificate applications from the public use of digital signature on documents. A total of seven (7) NGAs/Private PNPKI application received in which 5 of those are already processed and 2 are on-going.

• Monitored all 81 GovNet connected sites to ensure continuity of internet use and other relevant operations.

• Remote monitoring of Free WIFI Live sites in Region 10.

• Attended meeting with NTC 10 and CDO City Disaster Risk Reduction Department on assessing telecom needs in the entry areas of Cagayan de Oro on April 16, 2020.

• Assisted PNPKI Application from TESDA Bukidnon on April 16, 2020.

• Conducted site inspection with NTC personnel at CDO CDRRMO for internet connectivity (April 17, 2020).

• Assisted a total of five (5) PIA-10 Live Conferences in the technical setup of equipment as of April 21, 2020.

• Installed IP Radios/Activated WiFi Access Points for Internet connectivity to a total of seven (7) COVID-Response agencies and LGUs in Region 10 as of April 21, 2020.

• Provided a total of six (6) GovMail Account (iatf.gov.ph) to COVID-Response agencies and LGUs in Region 10 as of April 21, 2020.

• Provided ICT equipment to a total of three (3) COVID-Response agencies and LGUs in Region 10 as of April 21, 2020

• Restored a total of four (4) internet connectivity issues to COVID-Response agencies and LGUs in Region 10 as April 21, 2020

• Issued Access Pass to PNP Personnel to Guihean Repeater Station for Disaster Incident Management Task Group (DIMTG).

DILG

• Issued regional order for the activation of DILG provincial operations center

• Disseminated all DILG issuances to all concerned Agencies & LCEs

• Disseminated to LGUs DOH Memorandum on Interim Guidelines on Conversion of Public Spaces as Temporary Monitoring and Treatment Facilities for PUIs.

• Provided updated list of LGU issuances regarding the Community Quarantine and other precautionary measures against COVID-19.

• DILG Issuances on COVID-19:

▪ Activation of Barangay Violence Against Women (VAW) Desk and Barangay Council for the Protection of Children (BCPC)

▪ Guidelines on the Operation of Accommodation Establishments As Quarantine Facilities for OFWs Under RA 11469

▪ Movement of Telecommunications Personnel During Enforcement of Enhanced Community Quarantine

▪ Strict Implementation of the President’s Directive on Unhampered Movement of Cargos for Food and Essential Goods, and of Certain Personnel

▪ Creation of Monitoring Teams on the Implementation of the President’s Directive on Unhampered Movement of Cargos for Food and Essential Goods, and of Certain Personnel

▪ Implementation of Social Amelioration Programs and Other PPAs Against COVID-19

▪ Special Amelioration Programs Requirements

▪ Reiterating the Protocols to be Observed to Prevent the Spread of COVID-19

▪ Additional Guidelines on Quarantine and Isolation Measures relative to the COVID-19 Situation

▪ Provision of Temporary Economic Relief to individuals and businesses in Local Government Units under Community Quarantine

▪ Framework for the acceptance, management, and distribution and delivery of all medicines, medical equipment and supplies, and other health products donated to the national government or the department of health for addressing the COVID-19 situation

▪ Grant of Special Risk Allowance to Frontline Public Health Workers during the period of ECQ relative to the COVID-19 outbreak.

▪ Preventing the use of barangay services vehicles from transporting unauthorized persons or individuals who are not considered frontliners and strict implementation of the ECQ.

• Monitored LGUs compliance on MC No. 2020-071: Mandatory wearing of face mask or other protective equipment in public areas.

• Monitored the compliance of MC No. 2020-072: Temporary shelter / accommodation for the safety and protection against discrimination of health workers in provincial/ city hospitals and other public health facilities catering to COVID-19 patients.

• Directed the Chief of PNP, BFP, and LGUs to fully assist and cooperate with DOH in the conduct of the expanded testing for COVID-19.

• Cascaded the national strategies on the implementation of activities related to COVID-19 to Field Operating Units.

• 10. Established 31 special care facilities for severe cases with 523 bed capacity. DOLE

• Provided social welfare benefits for affected workers Sub-Task Group as of 06 April, 2020

• COVID-19 Adjustment Measures Program (CAMP)

o No. of employers/ companies assisted - 386

o No. of employees provided with cash assistance - 5,572

o Total budget released = Php 27.86 million

• Tulong Panghanapbuhay sa Ating Displaced/ disadvantaged Workers Program (TUPAD) – Barangay Ko, Bahay Ko

o No. of beneficiaries served - 14,604

o Total budget released = Php 60.6 million DOST

• The Regional Standards and Testing Laboratory (RSTL) accepted the samples for testing and analysis.

o Percent alcohol in the CIDG-confiscated alcohol in connection with the COVID19 crisis. The result of the test was sent to the FDA.

o Potability testing of water sample to be donated to the community and to the frontliners.

o Analyzed samples of calcium hypochlorite for chlorine content from Xavier University for the purpose of preparing correct disinfectant solutions for donation to the City of Cagayan de Oro

• Offered services on thermal scanner calibration for free for NGAs.

• Created different teams that will check on the available supplies and the possibilities on the production of PPEs (face masks, face shields, protective suits). The Face Shield Team designed a prototype face shield made out of locally available materials.

• In partnership with the PICHE-CDO, are helping out in the distribution of disinfectant chemicals to various LGUs and frontline workers in Region 10 by coordinating with industries in acquiring raw materials for sanitation chemicals.

• Prepared a research-based report and scientific evaluation of appropriate materials used for a hazmat suit/gown/coverall, and recommended to DOH-10.

• Came up with infographics on food safety measures to inform or remind the community on proper food handling, especially on the proliferation of traded cooked foods.

• Disseminated the information from PTRI Face Mask Resource Kit regarding the recommended design and materials of face mask, to different agencies and to local producers of face mask.

• Came up with a design of DIY face shields and documented an instruction entitled “How to make DIY Face Shields”

• Created infographics for reusable face mask cleaning and other FAQs.

• On March 27, 2020, came up with a recommendation to the Regional IATF through a problem tree analysis on queuing delays at checkpoints. The recommendation was presented by RD Alamban to the Regional IATF.

• On April 2, 2020, facilitated the donation of 600L or 3 drums of sodium hypochlorite (estimated at 80/L) from the Mabuhay Vinyl Corporation Inc. to the Local Government of Cagayan de Oro City.

• Consolidated bayanihan efforts of DOST SETUP proponents fighting COVID-19 and supporting frontliners:

o 2,000 face masks to LGU Malaybalay City, Local barangay Officials and workers and medical staff of Bukidnon Provincial Medical Center.

o 150 pcs N95 mask and 500 pcs surgical face mask to Mayor Hilarion A. Ramiro Sr. (MHARSGEN) Medical Center Ozamis City.

o 500 pcs face masks to the city government of Oroquieta

o 180 non-woven cotton face masks to Northern Mindanao Medical Center, JR Borja Hospital, Capitol University Medical Center, and Cagayan de Oro Medical Center.

o 40 pcs of washable face shields made of acrylic-based material with adjustable garter.

o 28 units of aerosol boxes.

o 300 pcs of cotton made face masks.

• On April 1-8 2020, distributed fresh milk worth P12,600.00 to frontliners assigned in checkpoints and sanitents in Camiguin.

• On April 14, 2020, donated 5 packs pastillas de leche, 5 packs cheese sticks and 5 packs butter scotch for the health workers and frontliners at the hospital and checkpoint in Jasaan thru LGU Jasaan, Misamis Oriental.

• Consolidated bayanihan effrots of DOST SETUP proponents fighting COVID-19 and supporting frontliners

• Food items: o 10 boxes of Buki Pie and 50 pcs of Buko Juice to the PNP personnel and staff of

LGU Valencia City.

o P2,500.00 worth of Viola’s Snack Bar products distributed to the frontliners of Camiguin Province.

o P12,000.00 worth of Steven’s Bakeshop products to the frontliners in Camiguin Province and Cagayan de Oro City.

o 450 loaves of bread for frontliners in LGU-Cagayan de Oro City.

o 200 boxes of Piaya de Iligan to the frontliners at checkpoint and hospitals in Iligan City.

o 500 bottles of 250ml RTD purple lemonade, 300 bottles of 330ml RTD purple lemonade, 20 bottles of 250ml purple lemonade concentrate to the frontliners in Iligan City.

o 50 packs of rice and canned goods to families in Iligan City.

o 200 pcs of meat bread and 400 breads to the PNP and BFP personnel manning the checkpoints in Ozamiz City

o 470 bottles of RTD calaminsi juice to the frontliners of the major hospitals in Misamis Occidental.

o 53 packs of Otap distributed to the BPAT of brgy Dela Paz, Clarin, Misamis Occidental.

o 118 packs of Banana Chips (50g/pack) and 37 bottles of calamansi concentrate (500ml) were distributed to the frontliners and responders in Northern Mindanao Medical Center, JR Borja Hospital, and Pagatpat, Cagayan de Oro checkpoint.

o 25 packs of 2kg/pack to poor families in Zone 1, Bulua, Cagayan de Oro City.

o 10 packs pastillas de leche, 10 packs cheese sticks and 10 packs butter scotch to frontliners in Northern Mindanao Medical Center.

o 100 packs of assorted groceries

o 300 packed meals (chicken and egg)

o 243 packs of food for snacks and 205 packs for dinner

o 469 bottled of fresh milk and flavoured milk

• Non-food items: o 40 sweatshirts with hoods for the frontliners in Brgys 2, 10, and 11 in Malaybalay

City

o 50 hygiene packs to families in Iligan City.

o 4 knapsack sprayer to LGU Iligan City for disinfection activities.

o Cash donations with a total of P15,000.00.

o Printing of 500 pcs ECQ pass DSWD

• Continued coordination with the LGUs regarding preparation, guidelines and protocol for possible relief distribution.

• Augmented staff members along with Cash for Work beneficiaries in repacking Family Food Packs in preparation for possible distribution

• On-going procurement of additional supplies for production of FFPs

• As lead agency for the FNI Cluster, DSWD presided the First FNI Cluster meeting for COVID-19 with the member agencies on April 3, 2020 at the DSWD FO X conference room

• Activated the DSWD FO X Quick Response Team effective April 2, 2020 to April 14, 2020

• Prepositioned a total of 46,991 Family Food Packs in 7 locations, and has a total stockpiles and standby funds amounting to Php 98,837,762.91.

• Provided 120 bags of rice @ 50kg each, Marawi amounting to P222,000.00 for the 1,000 stranded students of Mindanao State University Marawi.

• Provided 5 bags of rice @ 50kg each amounting to P2,507.38 as augmentation/ support to the Carmelites Monks in Cagayan de Oro City

• Deployed 62 personnel for COVID-19 operations.

• Credited the SAP assistance accounts of 254,664 4Ps beneficiaries in Northern Mindanao

• Continued coordination with the LGUs regarding preparation, guidelines and protocol for the implementation of Social Amelioration Program.

• Regular coordination and attendance to the NorMin COVID-19 Response Inter-Agency Task Force Press Conference every Monday, Wednesday and Friday of the week.

• Coordinated with the LGUs for the preparation of the COVID Intake Card (CIC) listing and submission.

• Social Amelioration Package (SAP) Funds downloaded to 66 LGUs = PhP 2.692 billion

• 628,243 Social Amelioration Cards downloaded to LGUs. DOT

• Scheduled a Humanitarian Flight on March 25, 2020 11AM to Manila for the 250 foreign nationals that were stranded in Region 10.

• Coordinated with Canadian embassy and Philippine Airlines (PAL) for the sweeper flight on April 14, 2020 from Cagayan de Oro to Manila to cater 85 stranded tourists.

• Coordinated with Australian Government and PAL for the sweeper flight scheduled April 18, 2020 to cater 60 Australian nationals.

DTI

• Deployed Price Monitoring Teams to the different provinces and cities in Region 10 to ensure the compliance of business establishments to the price freeze order o 18 monitoring activities conducted. o 3 LOIs issued

• Conducted campaign on Anti-Hoarding/Profiteering and Anti-Panic Buying

o 3 operations launched with PNP/CIDG and NBI

o 6 persons arrested

o 4 campaign on Anti-Hoarding/ Profiteering

• Supply Allocation and Price Control Sub-Task Group

• 136 days rice supply inventory (as of 06 April)

• Rice imports- 5,350 MT (as of 03 April)

• 98% compliance and 160 establishments monitored (as of 13 April)

• Sustained operations of groceries/ related establishments, pharmacies/ drug stores- 12 hours

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT BUREAU

• Granted extension in the payment of fees for permits expiring in March and April 2020. LTO

• Waived penalties for the late registration of motor vehicles and renewal of driver’s licenses which will expire during the duration of the community quarantine (until 30 April 2020).

• Provided free rides for employees affected by the general community quarantine in the Province of Misamis Occidental.

LTFRB

• Provided free transportation to the health workers of Northern Mindanao Medical Center MINES & GEOSCIENCES BUREAU

• Granted extension in the payment of fees for permits expiring in March and May 15, 2020. NEDA

• Spearheaded the Economy Response Task Group 3rd Teleconference Meeting on April 7, 2020.

• Spearheaded the Economy Cluster Meeting via video conferencing on March 23, 2020

• Disseminated the signed soft copies of the resolutions passed on April 1, 2020 to members of the NorMin Task Group.

NATIONAL NUTRITION COUNCIL

• Disseminated softcopies of nine (9) NNC Nutrition advisories to NGAs, LGUs and media outlets.

OCD

• Facilitated request of LGU Cagayan de Oro City re transport of various medical supplies from Manila to Cagayan de Oro City are the following: 80 boxes of Green Cross Ethyl Alcohol, 1 box gloves 1 box shoe cover, 24 bottles/box, 500 mL per bottle, 10 boxes Medical supplies, 50 boxes Face Masks.

• Identified available warehouse for storage of supplies to support the IATF-EID in Region 10 (4ID Philippine Army Supply Unit Warehouse, 4ID Gym, CAAP Transit Warehouse)

• Facilitated the Request of Office of Civil Defense IV-A (CALABARZON) with regards to the quarantine pass request of a Non-Government Organization named World Free Trade Organization (WFTO) with regards to the delivery of sample face masks and sample PPEs to Davao Airbase and subsequently at Villamor Airbase (Results still pending), currently coordinating with said NGO for facilitation purposes.

• Conducted Logistics Cluster Meeting on March 24, 2020 at Philippine Ports Authority Office, Cagayan de Oro City.

• Conducted the Emergency Response Cluster Meeting

• Facilitated the request of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) to secure clearance of their vehicle to pass through checkpoints from Davao City passing through Region 10, to deliver medical supplies intended for Amai Pakpak Medical Center and Tamparan District Hospital in Lanao del Sur.

• Assisted DSWD-10 in the pre-positioning of family food packs at Camp Dominguez in Sinacaban and Camp Burgos in Oroquieta City.

• Requesting for accommodation of Mrs. Myra R. Rocat – Finance Division Chief of DSWD 10 to earliest available C-130 flight from MNL-CGY

• Requesting the Accomodation of Repatriated OFWs to “mercy flights” to Laguindingan and travel to their respective place of residence.

• Facilitated the request of Northern Mindanao Medical Center Treatment Hub for the Authorization of transport of the Sample Processing Unit for Roche HIV Viral load machine from Iloilo City to Cagayan de Oro City.

• Facilitated the request of Northern Mindanao Medical Center for the transport of the Sample Processing Unit (SPU) from Iloilo City to Cagayan de Oro City

PIA

• Released 59 Press/News release

• Broadcasted 4 Audio News Releases.

• Broadcasted 1 Radio Program

• Broadcasted 2 Podcasts

• Published 32 website stories

• Published 32 Infographics/ social cards

• Published 9 informational Videos

• Reposted 22 other agencies IEC materials

• Published 9 localized website stories

• Published 5 Audiobytes

• Conducted 4 press conferences

• Sent 21 situational reports

• Sent 36 textblasts

• Sent 3 media advisory

• Sent 6 official statement

• Sent 2 media coverage

• Responded to 7 public queries PNP

• Counselled, Advised, warned 3,527 Curfew violators

• Fined 286 Curfew violators

• Arrested 62 Curfew Violators

• Filed 20 cases to curfew violators

• Arrested 86 persons for disobedience and filed 75 cases.

• Arrested 32 persons and filed 25 cases for Hording, Profiteering and Manipulating of prices.

• Deployed personnel to secure DSWD and NFA warehouses.

• Deployed personnel during DSWD distribution of Social Amelioration Program.

• Protected, assisted, secured and provided transportation to health workers. TECHNICAL EDUCATION & SKILLS DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY X

• Issued Memorandum No. 0282: “Mass Production of Face Masks” dated 10 March 2020.

• Issued Memorandum reference No. 140 s. 2020: “Production of Face Masks for free distribution to TESDA employees and other Frontline services” dated 16 March 2020.

• Produced and distributed 45,040 washable facemasks, face shield, relief goods and PPE suits in Region 10 and nearby region, BARMM.

DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SETTLEMENTS AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT X

• Provided copy to developers on the DHSUD department order on moratorium on in-house financing of buyers of houses, house and lots and condominium units.

• Provided the list of regular home owners association (HOA) and its corresponding President to the LGU of Cagayan de Oro as reference in contact tracing of PUI and PUM.

• Participated in Webinar conducted by UNDRR Asia Pacific.

• Submitted accomplishment report to Civil Service Commission (CSC) Region X on Work from Home (WFH) arrangement covering the period March 17-April 15, 2020.

NORTHERN MINDANAO REGIONAL TASK FORCE FOR COVID-19

• Resolution No. 1 s. 2020: Approving the Agenda of the First Northern Mindanao Regional Task Force for COVID-19 on 1 April 2020

• Resolution No. 2 s. 2020: Approving the Minutes of the Northern Mindanao Regional Task Force for COVID-19 Meeting

• Resolution No. 3- Creating the Northern Mindanao (NorMin) Regional Task Force for COVID-19 with its structure, composition, and implementing mechanism

• Resolution No. 4- Adopting the Terms of Reference of the Northern Mindanao Regional Task Force for COVID-19 with its structure, composition, and implementing mechanism that are aligned with regional and national issuances;

• Resolution No. 5- Enjoining all the local government units in Northern Mindanao region to create their task forces for COVID-19 with structure, composition, and implementing mechanism that are aligned with regional and national issuances

• Resolution No. 6- Approving the Harmonized Guidelines for the General Community Quarantine in Northern Mindanao to address COVID-19, and enjoining compliance and support for its effective and efficient implementation

• Resolution No. 7- Enjoining the adoption and implementation by all stakeholders of the health-related issuances to address the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) threat

• Resolution No. 8 s. 2020: Enjoining the Department of Agriculture Regional Office X (DA-X), Local Government Units (LGUS), and business groups to expand the provision of rolling stores in their respective areas especially in HUCs and component cities and explore other innovative and technology-based platforms in providing easy access to basic goods and commodities

• Resolution No. 9 s. 2020: Endorsing to the National IATF-MEID for COVID-19 the Request to Extend the Provision of Cash Assistance to Affected Workers for another round and Ensure a Reimbursement Scheme for Employers that have already provided Advance Payment of Php 5,000 to Affected Employees Prior to the Release of Cash Assistance Under the COVID-19 Adjustment Measures Program

• Resolution No. 10 s. 2020: Approving the Recommendations to Address the Concerns of the Business Organizations, Micro, Small And Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), Workers, and the General Public in Northern Mindanao and Enjoining the Adoption and/ or Consideration of these Measures in the Region

• Resolution No. 11 s. 2020: Approving the Formulation of the Northern Mindanao Rehabilitation and Recovery Plan for Post-COVID-19, with the National Economic and Development Authority Regional Office X (NEDA-X) Spearheading the Plan Formulation Activity

• Resolution No. 12 s. 2020: Enjoining the Owners of Hotels, Inns, and Similar Establishments to make their Establishments Available as Quarantine or Isolation Areas

• Resolution No. 13 s. 2020: Enjoining the Private Businesses to Activate, and/or Formulate, Implement, and Monitor Business Continuity Plans in Coordination with the Regional and Local Chambers of Commerce and Industry, and Requesting the DTI-X, DOT-X, DOLE-X, and other Concerned Government Agencies to Provide Assistance

• Resolution No. 14 s. 2020: Approving the Agenda of the Third Northern Mindanao Task Force for COVID-19 Meeting

• Resolution No. 15 s. 2020: Approving the Minutes of the Second Northern Mindanao Task Force for COVID-19 Meeting

• Resolution No. 16 (s. 2020): Requesting the LGUs and Quarantine Control Point Personnel in Region X to No Longer Require Health Certification for Drivers and Helpers of Delivery Trucks Carrying Essential Goods and Commodities

• Resolution No. 17 s 2020: Enjoining Local Government Units to Issue Executive Orders And/Or Enact Local Ordinances Penalizing Discrimination Against Health Workers, And COVID-19 Patients, Persons Under Investigation, and Persons Under Monitoring

• Resolution No. 18 (s. 2020): Requesting the LTO, DENR, EMB and other Concerned Agencies for the Extension of Payment of Government Fees to the Business Sector

• Resolution No 19 s 2020: Expanding the Membership of the Northern Mindanao Task Force for COVID-19 to Include the Local Chief Executives of the Five Provinces and Two Highly Urbanized Cities of Region X

• Resolution No 20 s. 2020: Adapting the Action Minutes of the Third Northern Mindanao Task Force for COVID-19 Meeting

• Resolution No. 21 s. 2020: Approving the Agenda of the Fourth NorMin Task Force for COVID-19 Meeting

• Resolution No. 22 s. 2020: Seeking Clarification on the Payment of Hazard Pay (Per Administrative Order No. 26 from the Office of the President) for Areas that have not Declared Enhanced Community Quarantine

• Resolution No. 23 s. 2020: Adopting the Action Minutes of the Fourth NorMin Task Force for COVID-19 Meeting

REGION XI DOH

• Conducted continuous contact tracing and

• case investigation and specimen collection

• Conducted follow-up testing and

• dissemination of results

• Conducted continuous coordination and

• collaboration with RRT and OPCEN

• Conducted monitoring of PUI facility in

• Davao Region

• Conducted data reconciliation between

• DOH OpCen and RESU team.

• Submitted List of Frontliners and Hospitals in Davao Region(Figures) to OCD XI. LGUs

• Corrected and re-oriented the private hospital regarding the DOH-COVID algorithm.

• Visited the City of Digos health office regarding the misting/spraying

• Continuous surveillance of COVID-19 cases in the province

• Strengthened contact tracing efforts of all COVID-19 confirmed, PUI and PUM cases OCD

• Maintained operation of the Regional Task Force EOC

• Consolidated updated Local Ordinances from LGUs (P/C/M/B)

• Facilitated concerns in relation to the strict observation and implementation of the Regional Enhanced Community Quarantine Guidelines

• Attended the weekly contact-tracing meeting at the Department of Health XI

• Consolidated daily reports from the RDRRMC and RTF11-COVID19 member-agencies and LGUs (P/C/M) into one Situation Report re COVID-19 affecting Davao Region

• Facilitated the request of DMSF Hospital for the provision of 4 tents & 4 trapal to be used for COVID-19 patients.

CHED

• Employed strategies applicable to the situation of higher education institution (HEI) students and faculties in response to COVID-19 pandemic affecting Davao Region

• Issuance of CHED COVID-19 Advisory No. 9 or Guidelines for the Prevention, Control and Mitigation of the Spread of COVID-19 in HEIs.

DOE

• Conducted continuous monitoring and ensure unimpeded delivery of petroleum products and Coco-Methyl Ester (CME) to oil bulk depots.

• Continuous collaboration with Local IATFs MINDA, DILG, LGU, PNP units to allow passage (entry/exit) at checkpoints of all petroleum industry truck haulers delivering energy/petroleum products.

• Conducted continuous monitoring and ensured compliance of Downstream Oil Industry (DOI) players to the price freeze advisory of DOE. Conducted continuous massive price monitoring activities with assistance of LGUs/DTIs Conducted continuous monitoring and ensured continuous operations of all oil bulk depots & suppliers, Liquid Fuel outlets (gasoline stations), import terminals, haulers, refillers, dealers/retailers of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG)

• Conducted continuous monitoring/ensuring continuous supply of power and operations of energy facilities in Mindanao

• Conducted continuous monitoring of Power Supply and Demand of the Mindanao Grid and the status of the facilities and operations of the Electric Power Industry Stakeholders in Mindanao

• Continuous dissemination of information to concerned suppliers/consumers and posted in the DOE-MFO FB page the abovementioned DOE advisories and issuances of ERC.

DFA

• Adopted alternative work at home mechanisms/arrangements

• Coordinated with DOT and AFP Unified Commands in locating stranded foreign nationals

• Coordinated with LGUs and ensure movement of foreign mnationals to their airport of departure and repatriation arrangements

• Released available passports, or extends validity of expiring passports, to those with urgent cases (OFWs) and medical emergencies

DTI

• Implemented region-wide price freeze or automatic price control of basic necessities under DTIs jurisdiction.

• Conducted Inter-Agency Price and Supply Monitoring of basic and prime commodities with DA, FDA, NBI, LGU/LPCC since March 8, 2020.

• Disseminated Anti-Hoarding and Anti-Panic Buying and other related info materials.

• Conducted inspection of Business Process Outsourcing companies (BPOs) on its compliance with STI MC 20-08, s. 2020

• Facilitated the moratorium of loans of the affected MSMEs.

• Coordinated with the COVID IATF of the LGUs.

• Continuous conduct of region-wide price and supply monitoring and enforcement of basic necessities and prime commodities

DICT

• The DICT, in coordination with the Department of Health (DOH) and other government agencies, is looking into Singapore-based app 7 ‘TraceTogether’ as one of the potential tools in addressing the Covid-19 health crisis in the country

• Catered and provided guidelines to external clients on their application and issuance of Philippine National Key Infrastructure

• (PNPKI) digital certificates during the state of public health emergency

• Analyzed COVID-19 cybersecurity related application, news and articles gathered from the web through the National Computer

• Emergency Response Team (CERT-PH)

• Strengthened online and offline security for parents and children through collaboration with UNICEF and other

• Telecommunications sector amidst the COVID-19 public health emergency

• Promoted free online training through DigitaljobsPH Technical Training (DJT) Platform

• Provided free technical trainings to workers and micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) affected by quarantine

NTC

• Conducted continuous monitoring of Mobile Network Operators and ISP on their provision of bandwidth allocation & service availability for the massive usage of internet bandwidth of those affected of Enhanced Community Quarantine

• Ensured internet stability during COVID-19 pandemic by persuading content providers to efficiently manage streaming bit rate to its subscribers (i.e. Google, iFlix, iWant, and Facebook Phil.)

DILG

• Issued several Advisories and Memorandums to LGUs relative to COVID-19 Submitted and consolidated situational reports of LGUs relative to Covid-19

• Conduct of daily Community Quarantine Monitoring PPA

• Conducted constant coordination with the Maritime Cluster composed of PCG, Marina, BOC, Philippine Navy and Maritime Police

• Continuous issuances of advisories to all stakeholders, shipping lines, port services providers and private ports operators

• Conducted strict implementation of the protocol on the vessel’s arrival/departure, such as no disembarkation of crew, no waste disposal, additional documentary requirements like the free Pratique and others

• Conducted strict Implementation of PPA protocol on COVID-19 such as pass entry form accomplishment, washing of hands, physical distancing, disinfection of frequented areas, and others.

• Installed Wash stations, and Footbaths at all entrances of the Port of Sasa where washing of hands and stepping on the footbath is mandatory to all clients and employees

• Continuous implementation of essential skeletal workforce

• Provided food items to Security Guards and other PPA frontliners LGUs DAVAO ORIENTAL

• Continuous implementation of local issuances, EOs, resolutions and memorandum circulars relative to COVID019

• Provincial IATF conducted coordination meeting on the suppletory guidelines to address common issues and concerns in the implementation of Enhanced Community Quarantine throughout the province.

• Provincial IATF and LGU Banaybanay conducted coordination meeting to discuss issues and concerns in Pintatagan, Banaybanay, Provincial Border.

ALL DAVAO REGION PROVINCES

• Issued several advisories, Executive Orders, Memorandum

• Circulars relative to Covid 19

• Maintained and operated the Emergency Operation Center of its respective LGUs PNP XI

• Continuous provision of security in quarantine control posts

• Continuous provision of security for transportation of donations

• Continuous monitoring of the implementation of ECQ in the region

• Continuous arrest of violators of quarantine pass and curfew policy

• Continuous implementation of ECQ curfew

• PNP ROXI maintained a total of 130 checkpoints in Davao Region manned with a total of 943 security personnel.

• PNP ROXI continuously provided security in 39 critical facilities in Davao Region manned with a total of 68 security personnel.

BFP XI

• BFP XI deployed a total of 150 BFP personnel at the control points. PCG

• Continuous conduct ofseaborne patrol along the waters of the province and monitoring watercrafts, local fisherfolks were advised to secure working certificates from their respective barangays.

LGUs

• Continuous monitoring of the mimplementation of ECQ in their respective AOR OCD

• Maintained inventory of donated resources to avoid redundancy and duplication of donations given to a particular beneficiary.

• Facilitated the transportation of donated goods to receiving areas

• Provided transportation support for the frontliners to their respective areas of assignment

• Coordinated with local transport groups and companies for transportation needs of medical frontliners and distribution of PPEs, family food packs

DavaoOriental

• Submitted inventory of availableresources and projected needs to OCD XI DSWD Stockpiled a total of 13,875 family food packs (FFPs) available amounting to ₱5,084,077.50 and raw materials of food items for production amounting to ₱3,532,200.00 and non-food items (FNIs) worth ₱26,737,473.96. Total amount of stockpile covering food and non-food items is now ₱35,353,751.46. Provided a total amount of ₱3,957,507,471.84 assistance during this period of community quarantine due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Conducted an ongoing validation and encoding of beneficiaries across Davao Region Continuously conducted pay-out Social Amelioration Program (SAP) to 17,174 beneficiaries from 13 barangays of Davao City. LGUs DAVAO DEL SUR

• Conducted pay outs of SAP on the Municipalities of Davao del Sur. DAVAO OCCIDENTAL

• Conducted pay outs of SAP on the remaining barangays of Sta. Maria. DAVAO DEL NORTE

• Scheduled for the conduct of SAP pay out for Panabo City and San Isidro on April 22, 2020 DAVAO DE ORO

• Conducted pay outs of SAP on the Municipalities of Davao de Oro. DAVAO ORIENTAL

• Conducted pay outs of SAP on the Municipalities of Davao Oriental.

• Scheduled for the conduct of SAP pay out for Mati City on April 22, 2020, subsidies shall be delivered to the beneficiaries house-to-house.

REGION XII OCD XII

• Facilitated and hosted 4 VTC of RITF and RTF Covid-19 (Conducted every Tuesday of the week)

• Facilitated the transportation of stranded Malaysian Citizen in General Santos City back to their country.

• Facilitated the VTC of Response Cluster

• Facilitated and coordinated OCD Central for the transportation of medical supplies and PPEs form Manila to Cotabato City and Manila to General Santos City requested by LGU Cotabato City and Mahintana Foundation respectively.

• As the Secretariat of RTF Covid-19, ensure the documentation and disseminated to RDRRMC member-agencies.

• Facilitate regular activities of EOC

• Regular coordination with Response Cluster agencies and LDRRMOs

• Dissemination of Guidelines, Policies, Advisories both from National and Regional Task Force to LGUs

• Facilitation and coordination for the transportation of stranded OFW (Repatriate) from Manila and Cebu to General Santos City.

• Facilitated the transportation of stranded Malaysian Citizen in General Santos City back to their country.

• Participated in the NTF IATF COVID Web conference presided by Sec. Carlito G. Galvez, Jr

• Facilitated the VTC of Economy Cluster

• Distributed 20 boxes of fresh pineapples to frontliners in General Santos City

• Coordinated with CDRRMO General Santos City regarding repatriates to and from Region XII.

• Endorsed to OWWA XII (OFW), DOLE (laborers) and DFA (foreign national) for validation the updated list of persons from region 12 stranded in various part of the country.

• Issued a memorandum to Chairperson, P/C/M DRRMCs requesting them to issue a letter of acceptance for the repatriates from the region.

• Continuous coordination with stranded OFWs and local tourists for repatriation. DOH XII

• Daily updates in the dashboard on the Temporary Treatment and Monitoring Facilities.

• Orientation on AO2020-0013 for the Disease Surveillance Officer in all Provinces

• (South Cotabato, North Cotabato, Cotabato City, Sarangani, General Sanstos City, Sultan Kudarat)

• Dissemination of PHIC Circular 2020-0004, PHIC Circular 2020-0007 and PHIC Advisory to all Government and Private Hospitals.

• Facilitated the assessment and monitoring of Cotabato Regional and Medical Center and Dr. Arturo P. Pingoy Medical Center as a COVID-19 laboratory testing facility.

DILG XII • Monitored response actions and compliance to the national directives of all local

government units through online Gdrive link, bit.ly/r12-cqms (kindly refer to the link for details);

• Addressed complaints from concerned citizens received through Official FB pages and DILG XII EOC Hotline. All complaints are validated and acted through C/MLGOOs.

• Coordinated with LCEs and RTF CoVid-19 members in addressing concerns in regional and inter-LGU borders and other related concerns on governance.

• Monitored the implementation of Social Amelioration Program through the CMLGOOs and in coordination with the DSWD.

• Initiated the Region XII Virtual Press Conference with Undersecretaries of DILG, DSWD, DOH and members of the media across the region.

• Disseminated MC-074, s. 2020, Re Realignment and Augmentation of SK Budgets to Provide Funds for Programs, Projects, and Activities (PPAs) Related to Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19).

• Invited LCEs to participate into the DILG-LGA L!stong Uganayan! (Online Talakayan series for COVID-19) with SILG on April 21, 2020.

• Initiate Virtual Meeting with RD Hautea of DOT and RD Sumalinog of OWWA to facilitate the travel of stranded OFWs and Tourists in Cebu City back to Region XII.

• Forwarded to Mayor Rivera of LGU-General Santos City the updated list of OFWs stranded in Cebu for repatriation that will be validated by OWWA XII.

• Sent to all members of RTF on COVID-19 and RIATG-EID the Joint Resolution No. 7 entitled, “Additional Policy Guidelines and Recommendations Relative to the Management of Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) Situation in Region 12”, passed during the Virtual Meeting on April 14, 2020.

• Participated in the DILG-LGA L!stong Uganayan! (Online Talakayan Series on COVID-19) COVID-19) focusing on DILG MC 2020-063 in Managing Human Remains.

• Forwarded to Secretary Año the list of best practices in the implementation of COVID- 19 initiatives of the LGUs in Region 12.

• Submitted to DILG- Central Office the status of realignment of Development Fund of the LGUs in the region.

• Disseminated to the LGUs the following: ▪ DILG Advisory dated April 18, 2020 re Continuous Implementation of

Environmental Laws and Protocols on the Collection of Wastes ▪ DILG Advisory dated April 18, 2020 re Social Distancing and Basic Infection

Prevention Measures under Community Quarantine ▪ DILG Advisory dated April 18, 2020 re DOH Guidelines on the Use of Disinfection

Tents/Misting Chambers, Among Others • Coordinated with the RTF and RIATG ExeCom members for the tentative meeting

tomorrow, April 21, 2020 • Submitted a list of enterprises with Mayor’s or Business Permits operating as

Accommodation Establishments to the DOT XII gathered from the LGUs. This is to identify accommodation establishments for OFWs in compliance to DOH-DOT-DILG JAO 2020-01.

• Conducted workshop among DILG ExeCom members on the crafting of Economy Restart Plan

• Monitored response actions of the LGUs in disposing human remains of dead PUIs and CoVid-19 patient through online Gdrive link, bit.ly/MDM_DORMS(kindly refer to the link for details);

• Coordinated with the C/MLGOOs and DRRM-CCA Focal Persons in ensuring that all LGUs comply with DILG MC 63 re Interim Guidelines on the Management of Human Remains for PUIs and Confirmed CoVid-19 Cases

• Devised an online reporting system in monitoring CoVid 19 Cases in referral hospitals (Dead PUIs, and PUIs and CoVid-19 patients with severe and critical conditions)

DOLE XII

• Total number of affected workers provided with Cash Assistance through COVID-19 Adjustment Measures Program (CAMP) 5, 156 workers paid (Php 5,000.00 per worker) amounting to Php25, 780, 000.00 while 6,146 workers (ready for payment)

• Total number of affected individual provided with emergency employment 8,152 beneficiaries, 10,372 (10 days – Php3,260.00 per pax), 100 (11 days – Php3,586.00 per pax), 961 (15 days – Php 4,890.00 per pax) Payment: 3,606 beneficiaries paid amounting to Php 13,321,990.00 (10 days work) under TUPAD Program

• Total number of displaced OFWs provided with financial assistance 227 OFWs (Php 10,000.00 per OFW) of which 192 OFWs have been paid amounting to Php 1,920,000.00

• Evaluated CAMP applications and Processed financial assistance

• Evaluated project proposals and list of beneficiaries and disseminated brochures on safety and health

• Processed wages of the beneficiaries

• Total number of affected OFWs provided with Cash Assistance: 64 OFWs (Php 640,000.00)

• Total number of affected workers provided with Cash Assistance through COVID-19 Adjustment Measures Program 5,156 workers paid (Php 5,000.00 per worker) amounting to Php25,780,000.00

• 9,183 beneficiaries, 8,122 (10 days – Php3,260.00 per pax), 100 (11 days – Php3,586.00 per pax), 961 (15 day – Php 4,890.00 per pax)

DA XI

• Issued 17,574 total number of Food Pass as of April 16, 2020.

• Monitored 11 checkpoints in the regional and provincial boundaries i.e. Gensan City,

Malungon, Sarangani; Arakan, Carmen, Makilala and Tulunan, N. Cotabato; Esperanza,

Isulan and Tacurong, Sultan Kudarat; and Sto. Niǹo and Tantangan, So. Cotabato, re: flow

of agriproducts and other commodities.

• Monitored 8 local markets in the Region e.g. Gensan City; Kidapawan City; Polomolok and

T’boli, So. Cotabato; Lebak and Kalamansig, Sultan Kudarat; and Pigcawayan, N. Cotabato,

re: status of supplies of commodities in their local markets.

• Released total of 6,700 packs of assorted vegetable seeds as of April 17, 2020 to LGUs

thru PA/CA/MAs of Sultan Kudarat province; Koronadal City; Cotabato City; municipalities

of Alabel, Kiamba and Malungon, Sarangani; Matalam and Tulunan, N. Cotabato; Norala,

Sto. Niño, Surallah, Tampakan, Tantangan, T’boli and Tupi, So. Cotabato; Rajah Buayan,

Maguindanao; office of DILG XII; DA-ATI XII; and 1st Mechanized Brigade.

• Conducted daily Price Monitoring of all Prime and Basic Agricultural Commodities such as

rice, corn, fish, poultry and livestock, vegetables, fruits, sugar and oil.

• Provided Rice Farmers Financial Assistance to at least 18,283 beneficiaries thru LBP and

DBP.

• Issued Cash Card at least 48 beneficiaries of the Rice Farmers Financial Assistance

Program in Kidapawan City.

• Issued Grant to Release for the 239 Hybrid Palay Seeds for planting to BUDASAN Irrigators

Associations of Makilala, N. Cotabato as an initial intervention to support the Food

Sufficiency/ Resiliency Plan of the Region on April 7, 2020.

• Targeted a total of 50,000has. for Rice Hybridization Program, and 10,000has. for Inbred

Rice Production.

• Issued a total of 839 IATF-EID IDs.

• Initiated KADIWA ni Ani at Kita on Wheels assisted by some members of RMC XII e.g.

NMIS, ATI, and BFAR in the following cities/municipalities:

• Koronadal on April 3, 2020 and generated an income of Php 134,789.00

• Cotabato on April 8, 2020, and generated an income of Php 855,374.00

• Kidapawan City on April 15, 2020; and had generated an income of Php 650,000.00

NTC XII • On April 13, 2020, The National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) directs all

public telecommunication entities (PTEs) as well as internet service providers (ISPs) to submit a Business Continuity Plan detailing measures taken to ensure uninterrupted service and to address the increased demand for ICT services.

• The order aims to boost efforts at maintaining the operation of vital ICT services and supporting infostructure as the administration extends the Enhanced Community Quarantine (ECQ) until the end of April 2020 to manage the COVID-19 threat.

• For the duration of the ECQ, telecommunications play a key role as many businesses shift from traditional operations to work-from-home arrangements for health and safety concerns.

• Issued information and warning thru text messaging or sms, via social media, broadcast stations (AM, FM & TV) and Cable TV against SCAMS in the form of text messages and social media posts (eg. Netflix is giving free streaming in two months, other text scams.)

• Continuous Text Alert/Text Blast by Telcos on DOH, DTI, DSWD & DOLE related Advisory pertaining to /against COVID-19.

• Another Text Blast/Text Alert from the Telcos on UNICEF’s (unicef.ph) assistance regarding the care and protection of children and teenagers in time of ECQ.

• Monitored the status of Telcos’ services, such as text, voice and particularly the broadband/internet connectivity in Magpet, Cotabato Province, Tacurong City, in the Province of Sultan Kudarat, and in Koronadal City and Surallah in South Cotabato, respectively.

DSWD XII

• On-going repacking of family food packs intended for the ration.

• Orientation on the Guidelines for Social Amelioration Program in Provinces.

• Procurement of goods including NFA rice.

• Released 200 sacks of NFA rice to LGU Koronadal City

• Released 500 sacks of NFA rice to South Cotabato Province.

• Released 1 borrowed tent to: LGU Koronadal, Socomedics Hospitals, Surallah Community Hospital

• Released 2 borrowed tents to LGU Tacurong

• Released 863 family food packs to LGU of Tantangan.

• Released 300 family food packs each to the ff LGUs: Tampakan, Surallah, Sto. Niño, o Tupi, tacurong, Banga, Norala, Alabel, Glan, Kiamba, Maitum, Malapatan, Maasim

and Malungon

• Transferred fund for Social Amelioration Program (SAP) to 42 LGUs.

• Assisted in the conduct of Pay-out for Social Amelioration Program (SAP) to 7 LGUs

• Organized SAP functional structure and formulated templates for LGUs guidance in the implementation of SAP such as LGU Disbursement Plan and Municipal Action Team (MAT) Plan.

• Crafted staff deployment plan that includes teams or committees who will work or perform according to their assigned task.

▪ Regional Monitoring Team ▪ Regional Grievance Redress Team ▪ Provincial Focal Persons ▪ Municipal/City Coordinators

• Assisted in the conduct of Pay-out for Social Amelioration Program (SAP) to LGU of Libungan, Antipas, Magpet, M'lang, Banga, Lambayong, Bagumbayan and Esperanza

• Released 600 family food packs to LGU of Makilala.

• Released 600 family food packs to LGU of Alamada.

• As of today, DSWD XII already transferred AICS funds for Social Amelioration Program (SAP) to 45 LGU’s amounting to 2,863,065,000.00.

• 54,826 beneficiaries paid out in 16 LGU’s amounting to 274,130,000.00.

• 226,659 Pantawid Top-up beneficiaries served with allocated budget of 827,305,350.00.

• 7,930 families have served with Food items amounting 3,944,613.00 in 18 LGU’s..

• Simultaneous and continuous pay-outs of SAP in different municipalities in Region XII. ▪ As of today, DSWD XII already transferred AICS funds for Social Amelioration

Program (SAP) to 49 LGU’s amounting to 3,308,825,000.00. ▪ 100,500 beneficiaries paid out in 27 LGU’s amounting to 502,500,000.00.

(Accumulated pay-outs from April 13, 2020 to April 22, 2020) OWWA XII

• Profiling of stranded OFWs

• Coordinated with the OWWA Regional Offices for the following assistance: a. Provision of Hotel Accommodation and Food b. Facilitate coordination with DOH as regards to the issuance of Certificate that

they had already completed 14 days quarantine period. c. Arrange repatriation of OFWs to their respective Provinces

• Constant coordination with the Inter Agency Task Force COVID – 19 for referrals and reporting

• Coordination with the LGU for the provision of Clearance to accept OFWs who were affected by lockdown in other Regions

DTI XII o Price Monitoring to Ensure Adherence to Automatic Price Freeze of Basic Necessities April 21

o 11 monitoring activities conducted o 38 firms monitored April 22 o 17 monitoring activities conducted

o 68 firms monitored Continuous monitoring of the price of basic necessities and prime commodities in the following areas

o North Cotabato: Arakan & Antipas (April 21) with 14 firms monitored - President Roxas, Carmen, Kabacan (April 22) with 18 firms monitored

o South Cotabato: (April 21) with 4 firms monitored Rolling Store o Sultan Kudarat: Isulan, President Qurino Lebak (April 20 ) - Esperaranza (April 21)

with 17 firm monitored - Pesiddent Quirino (April 22) with 2 firms monitored o Sarangani: Malapatan & Malungon (April 21) – with 19 firms monitored - Maitum (April

22) with 5 firms monitored o Cotabato Satelite area: Cotabato City (April 22)- 2 firms monitored

• Rolling Store o Outcome of “Market –Market sa Barangay in 4 Barangays of Kidapawan City No. of

Barangays: 4 No. of beneficiaries: 2,392 HH Sales generated: 565,157.95 Midsayap & Columbio – to be reported April 23

• Campaign on AntiHoarding/Anti Panic

• Inter-agency/media coordination April 21 o Continuous coordination with the LPCCSurallah on the result of inter-agency

monitoring on rice millers for the subsequent referral to NBI o DTI-Sarangani participating in the LPCC meeting conducted at Alabel

April 22 o Continuous coordination with IATF in the provinces and region - Radio interview

(phone patch) with Brigada FMGeneral Santos City on the price & suppluy situation of basic necessities & prime commodities, including price of rice, meat, medical face masks and alcohol

o Coordination with respective offices, institutions on the DTI Region 12 initiatives of supporting the front liners

• MUNTING PANTAWID-BUHAY (April) A DTI South Cotabato initiated Activity for Barangays Sta. Cruz and Paraiso. 100 families were able to receive food packs containing: 5 kg rice, noodles, dried fish, bagoong, coffee, sugar and banana crackers

• DTI 12 Initiatives

• DTI- General Santos City support to frontliners The distribution of food packs was conducted on April 17, 2020 to the 2 border checkpoints at Barangays Buayan and Apopong which benefitted 84 PNP personnel and reservists deployed at the said border checkpoints of General Santos City. The packs distributed contained products from the micro and small entrepreneurs of the city.

• DTI-Cotabato Satellite Office support to frontliners (April 21) 120 food packs were distributed by DTI-CSO to front liners of Cotabato City. Benefitted are frontliners of Cotabato Regional Medical Center (CRMC), checkpoints, and street sweepers. Food pack is sourced from MSME client of Cotabato City.

• DTI- Sarangani Provincial Office support to frontliners (April 21) Turned over to the Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction Management Council (PDRRMC) of Sarangani the 1st tranche of donations for the SP frontliners