19. Typhoon “Sendong” was earlier forecasted to hit
Oriental Mindoro. By God’s grace, Mindoro was spared
Damage Caused:
Massive tragedy to Cagayan de Oro, Iligan City
Death Toll reached 2000.
20. ORIENTAL MINDORO
IS NOT EXEMPTED TO
NATURAL DISASTERS. . .
TYPHOONS. . .
. . . FLOODS
22. Oriental Mindoro among 10 most
flood-prone areas in RP, says DENR
January 26, 2010
Top ten flood prone
Provinces:
1. Pampanga
2. Nueva Ecija
3. Pangasinan
4. Tarlac
5. Maguindanao
6. Bulacan
7. Metro Manila
8. North Cotabato
9. Oriental Mindoro
10. Ilocos Norte
23. Three Floods Hit Oriental Mindoro in December, 2005
December 7, 17, and 27
24. Floods leave trail of devastation in Naujan
January 19, 2010
14,000
affected by
floods
in Naujan
December 13, 2010
MINDORO POSTS
25. Deluge: The Sinking Philippines – Floods
Submerge Oriental Mindoro and Parts of Visayas
Intermittent rains
triggered flooding in
Oriental Mindoro and
several areas in Visayas,
forcing at least 395
individuals to flee their
homes on Tuesday, the
National Disaster Risk
Reduction and
Management Council
(NDRRMC) said
Wednesday. Southern
Luzon and portions of
the Visayas experienced
rains over the past two
days due to the presence
of an active low pressure
area (LPA) near Palawan,
and another one east of
southern Mindanao –
ABS-CBN
27. Low-lying Calapan City, two other towns in
Or. Mindoro to sink in flood 10-yr. time
CALAPAN CITY – In about ten
years time, this capital city of
Oriental Mindoro and two of its
neighboring low-lying towns will
submerge in three to seven-
meter deep water should a
rainfall in a magnitude of what
Typhoon “Ondoy” brought to
Metro Manila occurs, unless
“engineering interventions” be
done by the government.
This alarming scenario was
brought to open by Oriental
Mindoro First District
Congressman Rodolfo G.
Valencia in a press conference
here last March 26 as he detailed
the recent findings of Norwegian
Agency for Development
Cooperation (NORAD) regarding
the present topographic situation
of the province.
28. OVERFLOWING OF MAG-ASAWANG TUBIG RIVER CAUSED MOST OF THE
FLOODING IN THE AREAS OF CALAPAN CITY, NAUJAN, VICTORIA , AND
PARTIALLY BACO.
29. SERIES OF STUDIES, CONSULTATION AND COORDINATIVE MEETINGS WERE
UNDERTAKEN IN THE PAST 30 YEARS - NO POSITIVE RESULT
GABION DIKES ARE TEMPORARY SOLUTIONS.
NOT EFFECTIVE IN MOST AREAS.
30. RECHANNELING SOLUTIONS:
BUCAYAO RIVER RECHANNELING,
A PROJECT OF CONG. RGV THRU DPWH
(P20 MILLION)
COMPLETED 2006.
RESULT: A PARTIAL SOLUTION TO
THE FLOODING OF CALAPAN CITY.
31. DREDGING AND REHABILITATION
Oriental Mindoro starts anti-flood plan
The Philippine Star, March 30, 2008
CALAPAN CITY – Rep. Rodolfo Valencia of Oriental Mindoro’s 1st
District was able to secure latest model of dredging equipment
from Finland worth P70 Million. DPWH Sec. H. Ebdane approved
the award to First District of Oriental Mindoro.
RESULT:
A PARTIAL SOLUTION.
CLEARING OF
CALAPAN RIVER
AND OTHER
WATERWAYS IN THE
FIRST DISTRICT.
32. WHY DO WE HAVE
FLOODS
IN THE FIRST DISTRICT OF
ORIENTAL MINDORO?
33. THIS IS THE ISLAND OF MINDORO . . .
TOPOGRAPHY
34. THE FLOW OF WATERS DIVIDES THE ISLAND OF MINDORO . . .
A RAINFALL IN OCCIDENTAL MINDORO DRAINS TO THE LEFT.
A RAINFALL IN ORIENTAL MINDORO DRAINS TO THE RIGHT.
35. BODIES OF WATER IS FORMED IN THE UPLAND OVER TIME
Satellite
Image from
October, 19
99
Aerial
Photography
from 2009,
same area
36. ANOTHER UPLAND AREA
Satellite
Image from
October,
1999
Aerial
Photography
from 2009,
same area
38. MOST RIVERS ARE IN THE WATERSHED AREAS OF THE ISLAND
And most
Watersheds
1508 km2
are in the (14.26 %)
North East 355 km2
Mindoro (3.36%)
Area
It comprises 8709 km2
(82.37 %)
17.62% of
the area of
the whole
island of
Mindoro.
39. THERE ARE FEW BIG RIVERS IN THE WATERSHED AREAS
Blue lines
show the
major water
flows in the
Mindoro
Watersheds.
BUCAYAO
Waters from RIVER
the upland
area flow
through the
major rivers:
Mag-asawng
Tubig River MAG-ASAWANG
and Bucayao TUBIG RIVER
River.
40. RIVERS CHANGE FLOW OVER TIME . . .
1. River
migrate, meander
and shortcut bends.
2. Earthquakes, rainfall
s, and typhoons can
cause rivers to
suddenly change
course.
3. Landslides and soil
erosion can cause
sudden build-up of
sediment and
debris, and block
existing water
channels.
41. CHANGES IN RIVER FLOW IS THE CAUSE OF FLOODING
The route
shows the
river flow 10
years ago.
The route
shows the river
flow at
present.
The encircled
route changes
the volume of
waters flowing
in it.
10 YEARS AGO
PRESENT ROUTE
42. “ONE LARGE DELTA”, CATCH BASIN OF FLOOD
Part of Baco,
Calapan,Naujan
comprises One Baco
Large Delta in Calapan
North East
Mindoro.
Naujan
Water overflow in
Mag-asawangTubig
and Bucayao River
is the cause of flood
in the Delta Area.
43. FLOOD PROGRESS IN
THE DELTA AREA
CALAPAN CITY,
NAUJAN,
& PART OF BACO
Legend:
(Flood Depth in meters)
0.00 - 0.25
0.26 - 1.00
1.00 - 5.00
5.01 - 10.00
MAXIMUM12 HOURS
CURRENT EXTENT
FLOOD
AFTER 96 TIME
48. WE MUST ACT NOW . . . BEFORE IT’S TOO LATE. . .
...
49. BUT THE BIG QUESTION IS . . .
HOW DO WE DO IT?
. . . NATIONAL AND
PROVINCIAL LEADERS
AND ALL MINDOREÑOS
MUST WORK HAND IN HAND
TO SOLVE THIS PROBLEM . . .
52. The PROPOSED SOLUTION:
MAG-ASAWANG TUBIG
MULTI-PURPOSE PROJECT
o Flood Control
o Hydro-Energy Power
o Irrigation
o Water Resource
Initiated by:
HON. RODOLFO G. VALENCIA
Representative,
First District, Oriental Mindoro
Research and Study by:
K4 Oriental Mindoro Council, Inc.
NICO P. VALENCIA
President
53. HOUSE BILL 4899
AN ACT PROVIDING THE CONSTRUCTION OF
MAG-ASAWANG TUBIG MULTI-PURPOSE PROJECT
Hon. RGV filed the Bill on 05 July 2011
It will serve as flood control, irrigation
system, power and energy, among others.
approximate length of 49 kilometers from Mt.
Halcon down to the Calapan Bay and Tablas
Strait
The Bill is now pending with the Committee on
Public Works and Highways since August 2011.
54.
55. RELATED INITIATIVES UNDERTAKEN THRU
THE OFFICE OF CONG. VALENCIA
AND K4
An Orthophoto Map
(Satellite Digital) of the
Mag-asawang
Tubig, costing about
PhP 25 Million, has
been obtained.
Its contour mapping will
be the basis of
appropriate engineering
design and the proper
costing.
56. Hon. RGV sought the support
of local Chief Executives.
On 30 April 2012, the
Sangguniang Panlalawigan,
the Municipal Mayors and
the Sangguniang Bayan of
the seven (7) municipalities
in the first district have
endorsed the approval of the
Mag-asawang Tubig Multi-
purpose Bill.
The City Government of Calapan has not responded despite the fact that
Calapan City is the first hard-hit by flashfloods and the biggest beneficiary of
the project.
57. Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) entered into with DCCD
Engineering Corporation, a prominent and credible engineering firm, to
undertake preliminary review of the project.
58. A Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) was executed among RGV, Gov. A.
V. Umali, K4 President Nico P. Valencia and Mr. Armando de Rossi of CMC-
Asia, Inc. The primary objective to obtain from the European Community
at least US$200,000.00 to partly finance the cost of the technical study.
59. A consultative meeting organized by Hon RGV and the K4 was held last
May 17, 2012 at RGV Executive Lounge, Makati City.
Attendees were Gov. Umali, District and Regional Office of the DPWH,
Office of Foreign Assisted Projects, DPWH, among others.
HON. RGV TALKING BEFORE THE PARTICIPATNS
60. Dr. ARMANDO DE ROSSI, President, CMC-Asia
NICO VALENCIA, BELLEZA, center,
Dir. HULLIO B. K4 Chairman,
Donor/SolicitorCONG. RGV 2nd from THE PARTICIPATNSStudy
GOV. with ofTALKING and GOV.left,for Technical
Dir. ROGELIO ANG, BEFORE UMALI DPWH
UMALI initial US$200,000.00 OF
62. CONSULTATIVE MEETING
MAG-ASAWANG TUBIG MULTI-PURPOSE PROJECT
May 17, 2012
RGV Executive Lounge, 8th Floor, RGV Bldg, Makati City
Initiated by: Research and Study by:
HON. RODOLFO G. VALENCIA K4 Oriental Mindoro Council, Inc.
Representative, NICO P. VALENCIA
First District, Oriental Mindoro President
63. REFERENCE PROJECT No. 1:
THE PAMPANGA
MEGADIKE,
A MULTI-BILLION
PROJECT
OF THE GOVERNMENT
NOW PROTECTING
THE PEOPLE OF
PAMPANGA AND
OTHER PARTS OF
NORTHERN LUZON.
64. REFERENCE PROJECT No. 2:
THE JALAUR RIVER MULTI-PURPOSE PROJECT II,
Barangay Agcala, Calinog, Ilo-ilo.
Components: DAMS, HIGHLINE CANALS, IRRIGATION
Budget P11.2 Billion
Fund Sources 60% of Funds from Korean export-import bank
40% Counterpart from Philippine Government
Launching May 30, 2012
Target Completion 2016
65. OPERATIONAL PLAN
I. OBJECTIVE
The principal objective is to solicit the support of
H.E. President Benigno S. Aquino III and to certify
House Bill No. 4899 as a priority,
Ensure its approval by both the House of Representative and the
Philippine Senate.
II. DURATION
This Oplan shall officially commence in May 2012 until the closing of
the 15th Congress on 30 June 2013.
66. III. KEY AREAS OF CONCERN
o PLANNING & STUDIES
o FINANCE SOURCING FOR PROJECT STUDY
o ENGINEERING AND COST ESTIMATES
o FORMAL PROJECT STUDY
o LEGISLATIVE-EXECUTIVE ACTION
67. IV. PROJECT ADVANTAGES & BENEFITS
1. Flood Control
2. Hydro Electric Power, 10-MW capacity
3. Irrigation System
4. Water Supply Resource
5. Restoration of vast agricultural lands
6. Development of Eco-Tourism
7. Enhancement of Agricultural Productivity
8. Reforestation and Ecological Balance
68. V. IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGY
1. Pursue sourcing of US $ 200,000.00 study grant from the European
Community.
2. Completion of Preliminary Project Evaluation.
3. Undertake Preliminary Engineering Designs and Cost Estimates, in
coordination with DPWH.
4. Coordinate with the Committtee Secretary to calendar H.B. 4899 for
consideration/deliberation by the Committee on Public Works and
Highways.
5. Obtain support of Committee Members for the approval of the Bill and
endorsement to the Committee on Appropriations.
6. Obtain support of Members of the Committee on Appropriations.
7. Follow-up Committee Report of the Committee on Public Works and
Highways endorsing the approval of H.B. 4899.
8. Audience with H.E. President Benigno S. Aquino II.
69. OTHER PROJECTS
from the
PROPOSED MAG-ASAWANG
MULTI-PURPOSE PROJECT
