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BALIK-BAHAY NA | Salceda orders decampment of Ruby evacuees

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						December 8, 2014 1:46 AM					
 







 



 







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LEGAZPI CITY - With a slight improvement in the weather - though it was still raining and gusty winds were present - the Provincial Government of Albay on Sunday announced the decampment of all typhoon “Ruby” evacuees.
Exempted from the order to return home were those living within the 6-km radius of restive Mayon Volcano, as experts warned earlier of possible lahar flows as rains wash down the volcanic debris deposited on Mayon's slopes.
Earlier Sunday, volcanologist Christian Clarito told state-run radyo ng Bayan residents in some parts of Guinobatan, Legazpi City, Sto. Domingo, Daraga and Ligao could be at risk because they are traversed by river channels where lahar flows swollen by rains could swamp villages.
Gov. Joey Sarte Salceda ordered the evacuation of about 600,000 people who were most likely to experience five hazard threats - rains, floods, strong winds, lahar flows and storm surges.
With Ruby sparing Albay, however, Salceda and other officials of the province decided to issue five orders, including the decampment of Ruby-related evacuees.
Those who reside within the six-kilometer-radius permanent danger zone of Mayon Volcano are exempted from decampment.
Some 30 military trucks used during the forced evacuation were to be used for the decampment of 183,180 families or close to 600,000 people.
The second order issued by Salceda, through Dr. Cedric Daep, Albay Public Safety and Emergency Management Office chief, is the suspension on Monday, until further notice, of classes at all levels in Albay province.
Third, employees in both private and public offices are required to report for work on Monday
Fourth, Salceda said the opening of the Karangahan Festival will be on Dec. 10.
Lastly, he asked the Albay Power and Energy Corp. to restore power in commercial areas as soon as possible so as not to disrupt economic activities.









 


 







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