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PAGADIAN CITY
The Little Singapore of the South
"Gateway to Western Mindanao" • CDRRMO Disaster Dashboard
214,327
Population (2020)
55
Total Barangays
20
Urban Barangays
35
Rural Barangays
379.99
Land Area (km²)
Region IX
Zamboanga Peninsula
🛡️ CDRRMO - City Disaster Risk Reduction & Management
📋 Mission
To protect the people of Pagadian City and their properties from disasters through effective disaster risk reduction and management programs.
🎯 Vision
A disaster-resilient Pagadian City with empowered communities capable of anticipating, coping, and recovering from the impacts of hazards.
⚡ Core Functions
24/7 Emergency Response, Early Warning Systems, Evacuation Management, Search & Rescue, Relief Distribution, Community-Based DRR.
📞 Emergency Contact
Hotline: (062) 215-2414 | Emergency: 911
Location: City Hall Complex | Hours: 24/7
🌍 Geography & Location
Coordinates
7°49'32"N 123°26'12"E
Elevation
5 meters (16 ft)
Coastline
Illana Bay (Moro Gulf)
Province
Capital of Zamboanga del Sur
Climate
Tropical, avg. 27°C
Rainfall
No distinct dry season
⚠️ Natural Hazard Profile
🌊 Flood Risk
Low-lying coastal barangays prone to flooding during heavy rainfall and high tide. Critical areas: Kawit, Tiguma, Balangasan, Lapasan, Santa Maria.
🌀 Typhoon Exposure
Located in typhoon belt but partially protected by Mindanao's geography. Average 2-3 tropical cyclones annually. Peak: June-December.
🌋 Seismic Activity
Moderate earthquake risk due to proximity to active fault systems. Regular earthquake drills conducted in all barangays.
⛰️ Landslide Areas
Hilly barangays face landslide risks during prolonged rainfall. Affected: Upper Sibatang, Lison Valley, Depore, mountainous rural areas.
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ℹ️ Risk Level Classification Criteria
CRITICAL
Elevation <10m, very poor drainage, coastal. Evacuate immediately during heavy rain.
HIGH
Elevation 10-15m, poor drainage, near rivers. Prepare for evacuation.
MODERATE
Elevation 15-30m, moderate drainage. Stay alert, avoid flood-prone areas.
LOW
Elevation >30m, good drainage. Minimal risk, monitor weather updates.
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Seismic Risk Analysis - Pagadian City
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SENIOR SEISMOLOGIST ADVISORY
Based on paleoseismic studies and Bayesian probability models, the Sindangan-Cotabato Fault System passing through Zamboanga del Sur represents a SIGNIFICANT SEISMIC HAZARD. Historical recurrence intervals suggest major earthquakes (M7.0+) occur every 350-500 years. The last major rupture was approximately 400+ years ago, placing us within the statistical window for potential reactivation.
ACTIVE FAULT LINES
Sindangan-Cotabato Fault
- Distance from Pagadian: 15-25 km (VERY CLOSE)
- Type: Strike-slip fault
- Length: ~200 km
- Maximum Potential: M7.5-7.8
- Slip Rate: ~3-5 mm/year
- Last Major Event: ~1600s (est.)
- Recurrence: 350-500 years
Zamboanga Fault
- Distance: 40-60 km
- Type: Normal fault
- Maximum Potential: M7.0-7.2
- Slip Rate: ~2 mm/year
Cotabato Trench (Subduction)
- Distance: 80-100 km offshore
- Type: Subduction zone
- Maximum Potential: M8.0+ (MEGA-THRUST)
- Tsunami Risk: HIGH for coastal areas
📋 COMPLETE FAULT LINE LIST - ZAMBOANGA DEL SUR AREA
| Fault/Trench Name | Distance | Type | Max Mag. | Risk Level |
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| 🔴 Sindangan-Cotabato-Daguma Fault Western extension of Mindanao Fault |
15-25 km | Strike-slip | M7.5-7.8 | EXTREME |
| 🟠 Zamboanga Fault (Limpapa Segment) Barangay Limpapa, Zamboanga City |
42 km W | Normal | M7.0-7.2 | HIGH |
| 🟠 Zamboanga Fault (Tagasilay Segment) Barangay Tagasilay, Zamboanga City |
62 km E | Normal | M6.8-7.0 | HIGH |
| 🟡 Cotabato Trench Subduction zone, Moro Gulf/Celebes Sea |
80-100 km | Subduction | M8.0+ | TSUNAMI |
| 🟡 M'lang Fault Cotabato Fault System |
120 km E | Strike-slip | M6.5-7.0 | MODERATE |
| 🟡 Makilala-Malungon Fault Central Mindanao active fault |
140 km E | Strike-slip | M6.8-7.2 | MODERATE |
| 🟢 North Columbio Fault Cotabato Fault System |
150 km E | Strike-slip | M6.3-6.6 | LOW |
| 🟢 South Columbio Fault Cotabato Fault System |
155 km E | Strike-slip | M6.3-6.5 | LOW |
| 🟢 Lanao Fault Lanao del Sur region |
90 km NE | Normal | M6.0-6.5 | LOW |
| 🔵 Sulu Trench Sulu Sea subduction zone |
200 km W | Subduction | M7.5+ | DISTANT |
📜 HISTORICAL EARTHQUAKES AFFECTING PAGADIAN
1976 Moro Gulf Earthquake & Tsunami
M8.0
Date: August 17, 1976 at 00:11 AM
Deaths: 5,000-8,000 (Pagadian: 2,000+)
Tsunami: 3-9 meter waves, arrived within 20 minutes
Affected Barangays: Santa Lucia, Santiago, San Pablo, San Roque, White Beach - almost all houses within 500m of coast destroyed
Source: PHIVOLCS Historical Earthquakes
1955 Lanao Earthquake
M7.0
Deaths: ~400
Damage: Mosque collapsed in Tugaya, houses and wharfs damaged in Zamboanga City and Pagadian City
2019 Cotabato Earthquake Series
M6.3-6.6
Dates: Oct 16 (M6.3), Oct 29 (M6.6), Oct 31 (M6.5)
Location: Tulunan, Cotabato (~150 km from Pagadian)
Impact: Felt in Pagadian, reminder of regional seismic activity
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BAYESIAN PROBABILITY ANALYSIS
Using Poisson probability model with Bayesian updating based on elapsed time since last major event:
P(event in next T years) = 1 - e^(-T/μ)
Where μ = mean recurrence interval (425 years)
Elapsed time since last event: ~420 years
Conditional Probability (given elapsed time):
P(M7.0+ in next 50 years | 420 years elapsed) ≈ 28-35%
P(M7.0+ in next 100 years | 420 years elapsed) ≈ 45-55%
Where μ = mean recurrence interval (425 years)
Elapsed time since last event: ~420 years
Conditional Probability (given elapsed time):
P(M7.0+ in next 50 years | 420 years elapsed) ≈ 28-35%
P(M7.0+ in next 100 years | 420 years elapsed) ≈ 45-55%
⚠️ WORST-CASE SCENARIOS
SCENARIO 1: Sindangan-Cotabato Fault Rupture (M7.5)
EXPECTED INTENSITY
PHIVOLCS VIII-IX (Destructive to Very Destructive)
GROUND SHAKING
45-90 seconds of violent shaking
LIQUEFACTION RISK
HIGH in coastal & low-lying areas
AFFECTED BARANGAYS
ALL 54 barangays (214,000+ people)
Expected Damage: 30-50% of structures damaged/collapsed, landslides in hilly areas (Lison Valley, Napolan), potential dam failures, road network disruption for weeks.
SCENARIO 2: Cotabato Trench Megathrust (M8.2) + Tsunami
TSUNAMI ARRIVAL
15-30 minutes after earthquake
WAVE HEIGHT
3-8 meters at coastline
INUNDATION
500m-1km inland
HIGH-RISK BARANGAYS
Kawit, Balangasan, Santa Maria, Dampalan, White Beach
Historical Reference: 1976 Moro Gulf Earthquake (M7.9) generated tsunami killing 5,000-8,000 people. Pagadian Bay is similarly vulnerable.
✅ REQUIRED PREPAREDNESS SOLUTIONS
🏗️ Infrastructure
- Retrofit pre-1990 buildings to seismic code
- Identify and reinforce critical facilities
- Install seismic isolation in hospitals/schools
- Bridge and road vulnerability assessment
🚨 Early Warning
- Deploy local seismometers (P-wave detection)
- Install tsunami warning sirens in coastal barangays
- Cell broadcast emergency alerts
- Community-based early warning system
👥 Community
- Quarterly earthquake drills (all 54 barangays)
- Tsunami evacuation route signage
- Family emergency kits (72-hour supply)
- Train 54 BQRTs in search & rescue
🏥 Response Capacity
- Pre-position rescue equipment
- Mass casualty incident training
- Identify helicopter landing zones
- Establish mutual aid agreements
FAULT LINE MAP
Scientific Disclaimer: These projections are based on available paleoseismic data, GPS measurements, and statistical models. Earthquakes cannot be predicted with certainty. However, probabilistic seismic hazard assessment (PSHA) provides valuable guidance for preparedness. Data sources: PHIVOLCS, USGS, peer-reviewed literature. The absence of recent large earthquakes does NOT mean the area is "safe" - it may indicate accumulated strain awaiting release.
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Typhoon Preparedness Guidelines
Purpose: Comprehensive guidelines for typhoon preparedness and response for Pagadian City.
Applicable to all tropical cyclone threats affecting or potentially affecting the city.
PART I: STORM MONITORING
Essential Storm Data to Monitor
- Location (latitude/longitude)
- Maximum sustained winds & gusts
- Direction and speed of movement
- Forecast track (24-72 hours)
- Potential landfall area
- Expected impact time
Pagadian City Vulnerabilities
- Coastal: Sta. Lucia, San Pedro, Santiago, White Beach
- Flood-prone: Tiguma Basin, Balangasan, Dao-Gumahan
- Landslide: Lison Valley, Napolan Highland
- Population: 210,452 across 54 barangays
PART II: RECOMMENDED RESPONSE ACTIONS
Action 1: Convene Emergency CDRRMC Meeting
Timing: Within 36-48 hours before anticipated typhoon impacts. Purpose: Coordinate all emergency preparedness and response activities across agencies.
Action 2: Pre-position Relief Supplies
Family Food Packs (2,000-5,000), Hygiene Kits, Medical Supplies, Water & Sanitation. Est. Cost: ₱1.9M - ₱6.5M
Action 3: Prepare Evacuation Centers
5 centers identified: Pagadian Gymnasium (500), SMC (300), Sto. Nino ES (250), Balangasan NHS (400), Napolan Court (200). Est. Cost: ₱500K - ₱1M
Action 4: Issue Pre-emptive Evacuation
Priority 1 (Mandatory): Tiguma River, Lison Valley, Coastal barangays. Priority 2 (Advisory): Balangasan, Napolan, White Beach Hills, Dao-Gumahan.
ACTIVATION CHECKLIST
"The cost of preparedness is measured in resources; the cost of being unprepared may be measured in lives."
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🔴 LINOG / EARTHQUAKE - What To Do
📋 BEFORE / USA PA MOABOT:
- Prepare emergency kit: water, food, flashlight, radio, medicine
- Know safe spots sa balay - under sturdy table or desk
- Practice DROP, COVER, HOLD ON with your family
- Secure heavy furniture to walls para dili matumba
- Know the evacuation routes sa inyong area
⚡ DURING / KUNG NAG-LINOG:
- DROP - Get down on your knees asa ka man
- COVER - Protect your head and neck with your arms
- HOLD ON - Hold sa sturdy furniture until shaking stops
- Stay away from windows and heavy objects that might fall
- If outside, stay in open area - layo sa buildings
- If driving, stop safely and stay sa vehicle
✅ AFTER / PAGKAHUMAN:
- Expect AFTERSHOCKS - be ready mag DROP, COVER, HOLD ON again
- Check yourself and others for injuries
- Check gas, water, electricity for leaks or damage
- Stay away from damaged buildings - delikado!
- If near the sea and strong earthquake, go to higher ground NOW!
- Listen to radio for official updates from PHIVOLCS/CDRRMO
📦 EMERGENCY KIT CHECKLIST / Emergency Supplies:
🚨 EMERGENCY HOTLINES / Mga Numero Pang-Emergency:
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911
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(062) 215-2414
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(062) 214-3095
Bureau of Fire
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(062) 214-4050
PNP Pagadian
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(062) 214-2854
Red Cross
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(062) 214-4311
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#1
Signal No. 1 - Alert
Winds 30-60 km/h expected within 36 hours. Secure loose objects, listen for updates.
Beaufort Scale: 6-7 (Strong Breeze to Near Gale)
#2
Signal No. 2 - Warning
Winds 61-120 km/h expected within 24 hours. Some evacuations may begin. Secure property.
Beaufort Scale: 8-9 (Gale to Strong Gale)
#3
Signal No. 3 - Danger
Winds 121-170 km/h expected within 18 hours. Significant damage expected. Evacuate if advised.
Beaufort Scale: 10-11 (Storm to Violent Storm)
#4
Signal No. 4 - Extreme
Winds 171-220 km/h expected within 12 hours. Catastrophic damage imminent. Full evacuation.
Beaufort Scale: 12 (Hurricane Force)
#5
Signal No. 5 - Catastrophic
Winds exceeding 220 km/h. Unprecedented devastation expected. All must evacuate to safety.
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Emergency Services
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PNP Pagadian Police Station📞 (062) 214-1131
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City Mayor's Office Executive📞 (062) 215-2001
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City Health Office Medical📞 (062) 215-2456
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PAGASA Zamboanga Weather Bureau📞 (062) 291-7211
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