Dear eFOI user,
Thank you for your request dated March 3, 2025, made under Executive Order No. 2 (s. 2016) on Freedom of Information in the Executive Branch.
You have requested IDF curve.
After conducting a comprehensive review, we have determined that the information you are seeking is already available online. Therefore, it cannot be considered a valid request under the Freedom of Information (FOI). You can conveniently access the requested information from the official website of the designated agency. Specifically, you can find it on the following page:
Good day. We would like to clarify what the request is referring to in terms of intensity, duration, and frequency in Brgy. Lawang Pari, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan. If you would like to request for a Flood Susceptibility Map for the aforementioned area of interest, kindly submit a formal request letter addressed to the MGB R3 OIC Regional Director, Mr. Noel B. Lacadin, indicating the purpose of the data requested from the Bureau. You may submit this letter of request to our Official Email address at [email protected] . If you are a student, the letter must be signed by the Head of the University/School. Kindly accomplish the attached Geological and Geohazards Data End-user License Agreement (EULA). Upon submission of the letter of request, with the accomplished EULA and a valid ID, we will be able to provide the requested data via email. Thank you and warm regards.
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Thank you.
Respectfully,
Lyn Sibug
FOI Officer
Mines and Geosciences Bureau
