PDC Bavi Response CNMI and Guam: Next 96 Hours Situation Update as of 1500 ChST (Guam) 07 July / 0500Z 07 July 2026

Countries: Guam, Japan, Northern Mariana Islands (The United States of America) Source: Pacific Disaster Center Please refer to the attached file. Logistics corridor (air and sea access) STAR Marianas Air has canceled all inter-island flights, while A.B. Won Pat International Airport resumed flight operations on 7 July as Guam moved to Condition of Readiness 4 and cleared its main roads late Tuesday morning. The U.S. Coast Guard reports the seaports of Guam, Saipan, Tinian, and Rota remain closed to commercial traffic under Port Heavy Weather Condition Zulu as crews assess waterways by boat and aircraft. In Apra Harbor, Buoy 2 was found off station in the middle of the channel with several range day boards damaged, prompting a Broadcast Notice to Mariners. Access to Tinian and Rota remains more difficult. Surface resupply off the commercial port remains on hold. Emergency power and fuel Power outages remain widespread across the CNMI and southern Guam, with initial reports indicating significant damage to the electrical grid. Critical facilities in Guam, including Guam Memorial Hospital, Andersen Air Force Base, and Camp Blaz, continue operating on limited power while restoration crews deploy behind the canceled typhoon warning. In the CNMI, the Commonwealth Utilities Corporation expects power and water for essential services to begin returning Tuesday night. Power generation fuel remains sufficient on Saipan and Tinian, but Rota has only 7–8 days of fuel remaining before its next scheduled delivery on 17 July, creating an increasing risk if outages persist. Hospital and casualty care (health system) No casualties have been reported across Guam and the CNMI as damage assessments get underway. In Guam, health services are resuming: Guam Memorial Hospital restored visitation by midday Tuesday, Guam Regional Medical City resumes normal outpatient care on 8 July, and U.S. Naval Hospital Guam, which canceled outpatient services on 6–7 July, remains fully postured to provide emergency care. Across the CNMI, services remain disrupted, with the Rota Health Center’s backup generator inoperable and Commonwealth Healthcare Corporation facilities on Saipan closed until the all-clear while both islands operate on emergency power.
2026-07-09 08:19:37