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Title Supreme Court: State of Calamity Declared for Typhoon Dindo

Law: Proclamation No. 636

Decision Date: May 18, 2004

In response to the extensive damage caused by typhoon "Dindo," President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo declared a state of calamity in several provinces in the Philippines, enabling the government to mobilize resources, allocate funds, and coordinate efforts to provide immediate assistance and support to the affected population.

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Authority and Legal Basis

The President exercises powers vested by law to declare a state of calamity.
The Secretary of National Defense plays a critical role by recommending the declaration through the National Disaster Coordinating Council.

Directives for Government Agencies

All government departments and agencies are directed to implement and execute relief and rehabilitation efforts.
Activities should follow existing operational plans, directives, and relevant orders related to calamity response.

Purpose and Effects of Declaration

To facilitate coordinated relief and rehabilitation in the affected provinces.
To acknowledge the severity of the disaster situation requiring emergency response measures.

Formalization of the Proclamation

The proclamation is signed by the President and the Executive Secretary.
It is officially dated and sealed as an act of government authority to address the calamity efficiently.

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