Talking about the relief goods from the Mayon Zero Casualty Caravan THIS INCIDENT ONLY SERVES TO PROVE THAT THE ALBAY CAMP MANAGEMENT PROTOCOLS ARE WORKING It was already explained immediately by DWSD RD V Arnel Garcia in the daily press briefing this morning. 1. only .1% in value was affected which means 99.9% were in order. Out of 220,000 cans, only 32 cans lang ang napisa and feasibly most likely due to: 2. the errant packs were never in the hands of the evacuees as they were interdicted at the camp management level or 3 steps away before they were distributed to the barangay officials who then distribute them to the barangay kagawads/purok officers or room official then to an evacuee family. 3. the cause of spoilage is reasonable within the current system- multiple handling: a. delivery to NROC b. repacking, aggregating into bags and stocking in NROC c. uploading from NROC to trucks d. reblocking in Quezon and bad roads in Quirino e. transfer to LGU trucks f. unloading to LGU warehouse g. uploading to LGU truck and h. downloading to camps. If the province did not declare an OPEN CITY, then we would add two more points of handling to NINE! 4. The MSWDOs should quality check, segregate and return to DSWD instead of mechanically dispatching but still they were captured at Camp Mgt level and were interdicted before they could be delivered to evacuees. 5. REMEDIAL MEASURES Our system has the built-in ability to preempt it and correct it. In any case, we have agreed with DSWD that all relief packs will be procured by DSWD RFU in Albay similarly to avert demand displacement from massive inflows of donated basic commodities.
Posted on: Wed, 15 Oct 2014 01:15:48 +0000
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