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REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES

National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Center, Camp Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo, Quezon City, Philippines

Telefax: NDRRMC Opcen (+632) 911-1406; 912-2665; 912-5668; NDRRMC Secretariat (+632) 912-0441; 912-5947;

Office of the Administrator, OCD (+632) 912-2424Email: [email protected] Website: www.ndcc.gov.ph

NDRRMC UPDATESituation Report No. 24 re Effects of Continuous Rains Due to Tail-End of a

Cold Front in Regions IV-B, V, VII, VIII, X, XI, CARAGA and ARMM(Glide No. FL 2010-000258 PHL)

Releasing Officer:

DATE: 09 January 2011, 6:00 AMSources: DOST-PAGASA, DSWD, DOH, DILG, DOTC, PNP, AFP, PCG, PIA, DPWH, NGOs, MDRRMCs and PDRRMCs

through OCDRCs, IV-B, V, VII, VIII, X, XI, CARAGA and ARMM

I. SITUATION OVERVIEW

A. BACKGROUND

The northeast monsoon that prevailed over Northern and Central Luzon and the tail-end of a cold front affecting Southern Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao triggered theoccurrence of moderate to heavy rains and subsequent floodings and series of landslideincidents affecting 24 provinces in Regions IV-B, V, VII, VIII, X, XI, CARAGA and ARMM.Listing of areas affected by landslides, flooding & storm surge is on Tab A.

B. EFFECTS

1. Affected Population (Details on Tab B)

Population affected increased from 186,856 families / 967,351 persons to213,264 families / 1,120,685 persons in 1,073 barangays of 124municipalities and 10 cities of 21 provinces in Regions IV-B, V, VII, VIII, X, XI,CARAGA and ARMM

Among the eight (8) affected regions, CARAGA got the highest number ofaffected population with 112,096 families / 601,804 persons, followed byRegion VIII (35,463families / 185,675persons), while Region V ranks 3rd with37,514families / 191,777persons

A total of 44,440 families / 230,274 persons have been served both insideand outside evacuation centers from the combined sources of DSWD and

LGUs


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2. Casualties (Details on Tab C)

Dead 33

REGION PROVINCE CITY / MUN BRGY NAME(AGE AND CAUSE)

Manitoo Antonio Dadap (50 yrs., drowning)

o Lolita Dadap ( 80 yrs., drowningAlbayLegazpi City Mariawa o Maricris Abrigo ( 21 yrs., drowning)

V

Sorsogon Macabogo Knight Gambit Alenia (8 yrs.,

drowning)

St. Bernard Bolodbolodo Fatima Discaryal ( 5 yrs , landslide)o Rodel Discaryal ( 1 yr , landslide)o Jordan Lakipon (7 yrs. , landslide)

Tomas Oppus Maanyago Recabel Montederamos (10 yrs.,

drowning)

VIIISouthernLeyte

Sogod Pancho Villa o Patrick Pelaez (11 yrs.,drowning)

XLanao delNorte

BaroyLowerSagadan

o Cristine Telostina ( 6 yrs, drowing)

CompostelaValley

Monkayo Mt. Diwatao Apollinaria Porras ( 5 yrs.,

landslide)

Davao delNorte

Sto. Tomas Bobongon o Esorio F. Daniel ( 47 yrs., drowning)XI

Davao delSur

Sta. Maria Pongpong o Jonas D. Caan ( 25 yrs.,drowning)

Butuan City Brgy. Maibuo Dioscoro Albiro (17 yrs., landslide)o Shielo Carrido ( 40 yrs., landslide)Agusan

del NorteJabonga

Sitio Sabang,Magsaysay

o Francisco Eclipse Tablon(70yrs.,drowning)

Tubod Camilan o Roberto Dalangin (35yrs., drowning)

Bacuag Camboayan o Loma Alutaya ( 27 yrs., drowning)Surigaodel Norte

Surigao City Nueva St.o Angelo Arniba Siega ( 5 yrs.,

drowning)

Bislig City o Maxwell Tajo ( 48 yrs., drowning)

Tabon,

Mangagoy

o Alberto Paradaa Rebasora (50yrs.,

drowning)San Miguel

Tinao Ramil Lamigo Bobiles ( 36 yrs.,

drowning)

Surigaodel Sur

Cagwait Mat-eo Rustico Lamigo Pacaldo (38 yrs.,

drowning)

Patin-ayo Manuel Madelo ( 28 yrs.,

electrocuted)

P-2, Brgy.Magsaysay

o Dondie Carl Bolante (6 yrs.,drowning)

Prosperidad

Salvador

o Felicitas Mabras Macuno (65 yrs.,drowning)

o Roselyn Buhayang Porras(16 yrs.,drowning)

BunawanPurok 4,Libertad

o Michael Rodrigo Otero ( 12 yrs.,electrocuted)

Caniyugan,San Vicente

o Junmark Lara Castro(23 yrs.,drowning)

BayuganP-5 Sta.Irene

o Melvin Gonzales (23 yrs., drowning)

Sibagat Tag-oyangoo Ceasar Alisna Aquilan ( 50 yrs.,

drowning)SanFrancisco

Caimpugano Armando Batilaran( 70 yrs.,

drowning)

CARAGA

Agusan

del Sur

San LuisDonAlejandro

o Bryl Jake Mondejar ( 1 yr.,drowning)


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Injured 8

REGION PROV CITY / MUN BRGY NAMES (AGE AND CAUSE)

St. Bernard Bolobolod

1. Cherry Lakipon (40yrs., lanslide)2. Elvia Lakipon (30yrs., landslide)3. Jerry Lakipon (10yrs., landslide)4. Jimboy Lakipon (6yrs., landslide)5. Aida Napuli (49yrs., landslide)

Sogod6. Rowen Libres (23yrs., landslide)7. Stephanie Libres (2yrs., landslide)

VIII SouthernLeyte

Libagon 8. PO3 Noel Talisic (landslide)

Missing 9REGION PROV CITY / MUN BRNGY NAMES

Virac Sta. Cruz o Patricio Adronial Peregrino (56 yrs.)

VCatanduanes Panganiban Cagdarao

(missing fishermen)o Rannie Villaro Ricky Villaro

Joseph Soledado Litoy Soledado 6. Jerry Soledad

Esperanza Brgy Baluboo Bartolom Rabonque ( 57 yrs.) ando Relos Rabonque, swept by high water

level of Ojot RiverCARAGAAgusandel Sur

BunawanP-3MandagaoPoblacion

o Ronnie B. Jupson (19 yrs., drowning)

3. Damages (Details on Tab D)

3.1. Damaged Houses 440 (171 totally and 269 partially)

Regions Areas Totally Partially Total

IV-B Narra, Palawan 11 11VII Cebu City 1 1VIII Southern Leyte and Eastern Samar 19 27 46X Baroy and Tubod, Lanao del Norte 25 55 80XI Compostela Valley and Davao del

Norte26 51 77

CARAGA Agusan del Sur, Agusan del Norte,Surigao del Sur, and Surigao delNorte

D6xyy 136 225

3.2. Damages to Agriculture, Infrastructure and Private Properties-PhP747,396,259.19 (Tab E)

3.2.1 Agriculture = PhP173,777,688.19

Region Provinces Estimated Cost

V Albay and Sorsogon PhP 17,408,350.19

VIIISouthern Leyte , Northern Samar, EasternSamar & Leyte

PhP 46,230,053.00

X Lanao del Norte PhP 3,478,600.00

XI Davao del Norte & Davao del Sur PhP 2,138,000.00

CARAGAAgusan del Norte, Agusan del Sur, Surigaodel Norte, Surigao del Sur

PhP 104,522,685.00


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Over all Assessment

Rice - Of the 18,691 hectares standing rice crops from the eight (8) provinces,3,797 hectares were completely damaged valued at PhP52.54 M

Corn : Of the 66 hectares affected in Agusan del Norte and Agusan del Sur, 20hectares have no chance of recovery valued at PhP5.73 Million

High Value Commercial Crops (HVCC) 461 hectares of HVCC were damaged(127 hectares planted to vegetables, 154 hectares to bananas, 10hectares to coconut and 170 has to root crops) with an estimated lossesat 1,387 metric tons

Livestock/Poultry Losses to animals consisting of livestock, (carabao, swine,goat) and poultry (duck, chicken) in Agusan del Norte and Agusan del Suramounted to PhP287,040

3.2.2 Infrastructure - PhP573,587,271.00

Region Particulars Estimated Amount

V Albay, Sorsogon and Camarines Sur PhP68,900,000.00

VIII Southern Leyte Php 93,287,500.00

X Lanao del Norte Php 155,000.00

XI Davao del Norte and Davao del Sur PhP 27,910,000.00

CARAGAAgusan del Norte, Agusan del Sur,Surigao del Norte, Surigao del Sur andDinagat Islands

Php383,334,771.00

3.2.3 Private Properties - PhP31,300.00

Region Areas Estimated Amount

Region VIII Cebu City Php 20,000.00

Region X Lanao del Norte Php 11,300.00

4.Status of Lifelines

4.1 Roads

Region VIII Samar Calbayog-Catbalogan Road in Brgy. Erenas, SanJose not passable to light vehicles due to flooding;Catarman, Northern Samar Catarman-Calbayog Road,Catarman Macagtas Section in Brgy. Macagtas is closed totraffic due to road slip

CARAGA Agusan del Sur (Awa-Aspetia Road and Butuan-Talacogon-

La Paz Road are impassable to all types of vehicles and 4road sections along Butuan-Talacogon-La Paz areflooded/eroded and passable only to motorcycles

Surigao del Sur (Payasan-Los Arcos Road and Gamut-SanMiguel Road are impassable due to series of landslides andfloodings); Surigao-Davao Coastal Road is passable only toheavy vehicles; Tago-La Paz Bridge craneway washed-out;Lingig-Davao Oriental Boundary is impassable due tolandslide; and JCT Lingig-Trento Road is impassable due toroad depression/embankment slip


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Surigao del Norte - Del Carmen-San Benito Road isimpassable to all types of vehicles due to rock fall

Region XI Compostela Valley -Two (2) footbridges in Brgy Andap, NewBataan - washed-out. National Highway along San Jose,Monkayo; Barangays Cambagang and Poblacion, Maragusanand Barangays Cogonon and San Roque, New Bataan areimpassable

Davao del Sur Roads along Brgys. Pongpong and Buca, Sta.Maria, Davao del Sur are impassable to all types ofvehicles

Davao del Norte Kapalong-Talaingod-Valencia-BukidnonRoad in Brgy. Sto. Nino (Km 1524+300-1513+600) is closedto traffic due to landslide

II. EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT

The estimated cost of assistance from the combined resources of DSWD, DOH, LGUsand NGOs/Other GOs is Php11,759,781.42 (Details on Tab F)

Breakdown of Assistance per Agency /RegionAgency Amount ofAssistance

Region Amount ofAssistance

DSWD PhP2,911,290.65 Region IV-B PhP69,000.00

DOH 1,920,858.44 Region V 2,041,389.65LGUs 6,807,158.33 Region VIII 1,540,989.00NGOs /Other GOs 120,474.00 Region X 50,000.00

Region XI 90,000.00CARAGA 7,968,402.77

NDRRMC Continuously disseminating General Flood Advisories for Bicol Region, Eastern Western

and Central Visayas, Northern Mindanao, Davao Region and CARAGA to the RDMMCsconcerned for further dissemination to their respective local DRRMCs; Conducted anemergency meeting on 3 January 2011 presided by USEC Benito Ramos, ExecutiveDirector of NDRRMC and Administrator, OCD and attended by NDRRMC memberagencies such as: PAGASA, AFP, DOH, DBM, PIA, DSWD, DPWH, PNP, PCG, PMS,OCD Division Chiefs and OCD Regional Directors and discussed the extent of damagescaused by the tail-end of a cold front and the assistance and responses provided by theconcerned agencies and OCDRCs in Regions IV-B, V, VII, VIII, X, XI, ARMM, andCARAGA

Philippine Information Agency Posts situation reports at Weather Watch (a facebook account) on the effects of the

continuous rains in Southern Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao which can be accessedthrough website: www.pia.gov.ph which has a link that takes the searcher directly to theaccount. Aside from the use of social media, PIA also do SMS to relay important

information like what PIA Director General Jose Fabia did last Sunday, January 02, 2011

Department of Social Welfare and Development DSWD-CO prepositioned P30.359 Million worth of stand-by funds (PhP1,283,904.6),

family packs (PhP2,155,125.94) and other food and non-food items (PhP26,920,023) inall concerned DSWD FOs:


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Breakdown:Region Amount Percentage

DSWD CARAGA PhP 4.10 Million 13.50%DSWD IV-B PhP 3.40 Million 11.20%DSWD V PhP16.88 Million 55.60%DSWD VII PhP 2.40 Million 7.9%DSWD VIII PhP 1.36 Million 4.48%

DSWD X PhP 1.30 Million 4.28%DSWD XI PhP 0.87 Million 2.86%

Released and transported a truckload of PhP428,200 worth of 2,000 family packs(PhP328,200) and 1,000 pieces of blankets (PhP10,000) to DSWD FO 5 from the DSWDNational Resource Operations Center (NROC) on December 31, 2010 as additionalaugmentation support for the flood-affected municipalities in the province of Albay turnedover to PSWDO; and;

Mobilized/deployed the Regional QRT and SWAD Teams to assist the affected LGUs inthe disaster operations;

Allocated PhP1 Million for Region VIII for the purchase of emergency relief supplies inaddition to its pre-positioned relief resources. DSWD VIII delivered PhP136,000 worth ofassistance to St. Bernard consisting of 500 family food packs and 500 packs clothingand delivers 10 boxes of mineral water this afternoon, January 6, 2011. Othermunicipalities are also receiving various sources of donations (food and water)

DSWD CARAGA provided relief augmentation in San Francisco, Agusan del Sur in theform of 1,000 family packs worth PhP341,030.

Department of Health DOH-HEMSOPCENs Staff is fully activated to include field response teams and PHTO-

Based Response Teams conducted rapid health assessment in respective areas

CHD8-PHO team led by PHTL Dr. Matibag was deployed to conduct rapid healthassessment bringing initial logistical support (drugs and medicines)

CHD8 Cluster team is now conducting assessment and is preparing for possibledeployment if necessary and admitted injuries at the Anahawan District Hospital

CHD representatives led by Dr. Verna Fernandez coordinated with MDRRMC and isclosely monitoring the situation

CHD HEMS OPCEN Team is preparing augmentation support for drug and medicinesand other WATSAN logistics

DOH-CHD CARAGA distributed medicines/fluids to the Provincial Health Teams (PHT) tothe affected areas worth Php380,434.25, broken down as follows: Agusan del Norte(Php79,685.76); Agusan del Sur (Php80,180.76); Surigao del Norte & Dinagat Islands(Php146,245.15) and Surigao del Sur (Php74,322.58)

DOH-CHD Region X pre-positioned assorted drugs and medicines worth Php50,000

Department of Agriculture

DA Central Action Center (DADAC) submitted its assessment on agricultural productions.Based on the report of its Regional Field Offices, 19,218 hectares of croplands in 8provinces of Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao were damaged with an estimated loss of1,367 metric tons or PhP72.9 Million


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Armed Forces of the Philippines

The Philippine Navy headed by Commander Joel Babaso organized search and rescueoperations using one (1) Islander fix wing for the 5 missing fishermen in Catanduanes

OCDRC-V Regional Director requested from the AFP Command Center for theavailability of two (2) PAF aircraft (UH1H) to conduct SAR operations for the missingfishermen in Catanduanes

The AFP Command Center facilitated the availability of two (2) PAF aircraft (UH-1H):One (1) for OCD-5/PDRRMC Albay in the conduct of aerial survey and inspection at thelandslide prone areas in Cagraray Islands in Albay and the other one for the teamcomposed of DSWD, DPWH, PNP, OCD, Local Media and Chairperson, RDRRMC 8 inthe conduct of aerial survey and clearing operations in Libagon and Sogod landslideareas in Region VIII

The CENTCOM OPCON units conducted disaster response operations in areas affectedby floods and landslides in Samar Province and deployed SAR assets to the followingareas on January 12, 2011 to conduct rescue operations and provide assistance :

One Platoon from 14IB, PA in Jipapad, Eastern Samar

Loop de Loop Detachment of DCoy 52CBn, PA in Taft, Eastern Samar

One platoon from TG Gabay 801Bde, PA in Hinabangan, Western Samar; and

One platoon from 14 IB PA in National Highway in Taft, Eastern Samar PA Special Forces deployed Hoover Craft Air Boats donated by the Australian

Government to Liguasan Marsh in Maguindanao Province for use in the on-goingdisaster monitoring/operations in the area

Philippine Navy, TOG5-PAF-DRU 207th / 505th SRG, 9ID, PA, 901st Bde, 902nd Bde and903rd Bde assets/personnel were put on standby; established close coordination withChairpersons, RDRRMC Regions IV-A, IV-B and V; and Public Affairs Team joinedChairperson, PDRRMC Albay with national media for assessment and preparednessmeasures

Philippine Army, 901st IBde, PA committed 4 vehicles (2M35, 2 km 450)) and 11 on callvehicles (6 M35 trucks, 4 km 450, 1 Elf from 901, 2IB, 7SRC, 3 RCDG and 5FSSU) and16 personnel

The 9ID PA V is on stand-by alert and continue the distribution of relief goods to the

evacuees, continue providing transportation and security assistance and monitoring ofthe situation in the flooded municipalities of Irosin, Juban and Casiguran, Sorsogon andProvinces of Catanduanes and Masbate and prepositioned the following assets:

Castilla, Sorsogon (1 M 35 truck, km450 and 3 Officers/14 EP)

49IB Juban ,Sorsogon (1 M35 truck, 1 km 450 and 5 Officers /108 EP)

Pilar, Sorsogon (1 M35, 1 km 450,, 1 Officer, 28 EP)

Sorsogon city (Mini Cruiser jeep, 1 Officer, 24 EP)

9IB Masbate (1 M35 truck, 1 km 450, and 5 Officerss.108RP)

TOG 5 - PAF assisted in the distribution of relief goods in Brgy Buhatan, Sto DomingoAlbay and picked up 200 bags of assorted relief goods for relief distribution at Moreras,Guinobatan and Bacacay, Albay. Directed all stations and detachments to placerespective DRGs on standby for possible dispatch and SAR equipment (rubber boat and

1 ton Troop Carrier Truck) at PDRRMC Albay for possible SAR operations

Philippine National Police Initiated SAR and evacuation operations through its Regional units:

PRO5 assisted in evacuating the 8,259 families/37,631 persons in Albay andSorsogon;

PD, Albay PPO with two (2) rescue units from Police Provincial Public SafetyCompany proceeded to Padang-Lidong, Sto. Domingo, Albay to assist motorist;

Manito, Albay Municipal Police Station (MPS) conducted SAR on the reportedmissing persons in Brgy Nagotgot, Manito who were recovered dead


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SAR team led by Police Inspector Marcelo Bernardino of Saint Bernard MPSrecovered three (3) dead bodies at the landslide areas and the elements of SouthernLeyte Police Office and participated in the evacuation of 392 families/1,504 personsin the flooded areas in Southern Leyte

PNPPRO 13 assisted in the evacuation of affected families in the low-lyingbarangays in Agusan del Sur

The elements of PNP HPG CARAGA conducted traffic, direction and control while theelements of Agusan del Sur Police Station participated in the SAR operations to locatereported missing persons

Activated its Police Regional Disaster Operations Center (PRDOC) in close coordinationwith the RDRRMC Operation Centers

Assisted in disseminating warning advisories to the local Chief Executives, local DRRMCAction Officers, RDRRMC Member agencies and local radio and television stations thrufax, and text messages/SMS

The RPSB CARAGA personnel led by P/SUPT Francisco Dungo Jr., BATCOMconducted barangay visitation and SAR operations in Brgy Lemon to rescue the family ofBoy Ebdan and seven family members of Rodillo Simili in Brgy Mahay all in Butuan City

PNP-PRO 5 placed on alert standby sixty (60) personnel from Regional Public Safety Bn5 for possible deployment to landslide and flashflood areas in Albay, Sorsogon and

Camarines Sur, SKW Cargo Truck and H-Lux Patrol Car; SAR equipment (rubber boat,life vest and ropes) and dispatched 30 RPSB5 personnel to Albay PDRRMC to assist inrepacking of relief goods

Philippine Coast Guard PCG District Palawan (CGDPAL) dispatched 1 Rescue Team of SOG Divers to Brgys El

Vita and Paracan, Narra, Palawan in connection with flashflood in said areas

CGD Central Eastern Visayas (CGDCEV) deployed 1 Team of Deployable ResponseGroup (DRG) from Maasin Coast Guard Station to Brgy Pulot Pulot, Saint Bernard(SARV-001 on standby). Four (4) SOG personnel from HQ, SOG departed today 06January 2011 to augment the present rescue responders in CGS Maasin to support andassist SAR operations thereat

CGD Northern Mindanao (CGDNM) dispatched 1 Team of SOG Divers to Brgy

Buhangin, Butuan City (SARV-3501 on standby). Four SOG personnel from HQ, SOGdeparted today 06 January 2011 to augment the on-going SAR operations in CGDNMButuan City

CGD BICOL (CGDBCL) dispatched 1 Team of DRG to Brgy 17 Legaspi City, SOGpersonnel assisted stranded persons from Penaranda Park, transported the strandees toSt. Rafael Church, Legaspi City using PCG rubber boats and assisted 172 persons inAlbay and Legaspi City; One (1) team of DRG personnel (2 SOG, 2 Medical and 3M-35Truck crew) departed HPCG enroute to Legaspi City on 05 January 2011 to augment thepresent rescue responders. In addition, 2 SOG personnel earlier deployed to CGSMatnog will also join the team to support response operations thereat

PCG assets on standby/ready for dispatch (1 PCG Islander aircraft, 1 PCG HELO and 4teams of DRG at PCG Headquarters)

Department of Public Works and Highways DPWH, through its Maintenance Engineering Crews in various affected regions has been

continuously undertaking the following activities such as: removal and clearing of debrisand rock/slides; installation of barricades and warning signs along the national andsecondary roads; declogging of culverts/ditches and removal of debris along bridgewaterways; and emergency repairs of roads

Department of Interior and Local Government

DILG CARAGA reiterated the implementation of Memorandum Circular No. 2010-79dated August 24, 2010 re Calamity Response Protocols and Associated Actions toensure an active local government compliance of said issuance


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Non-Government Organization Gawad Kalinga (GK) headed by Mari Oquinena, sent a team to St Bernard on January 4,

2011 to assess and start relief operations. In addition, GK team stationed in FatherSaturnino Urios University (FSUU) in Butuan City is on standby ready to be activated toreceive evacuees

FSUU offered its Gynmasium as Coordination and Relief Center of Butuan City DRRMC

RDRRMC RDRRMCs and local DRRMCs Chairpersons in Regions IV-B, V, VII, VIII, X, XI, XII,

ARMM and CARAGA orchestrated the emergency management in the flood andlandslide- stricken areas in terms of search and rescue, evacuation, relief operations,conduct ofemergency meetings and disseminations of warnings to the public

Disaster Operations Centers of affected regions maintain 24/7hours monitoringoperations and dissemination of warning advisories to RDRRMC member agencies; localChief Executives (LCEs), local DRRMC Action Officers; and local radio/televisionstations thru fax, voice, SMS and email

Affected local DRRMCs dispatched their respective emergency response groups for theconduct of SAR, evacuation operations and clearing operations of damaged roads

Region V RD, OCD5 provided daily media interview re preparations of the new weather

disturbance; conducted consultation meeting with PAGASA, and PDRRMCs Albay,Camarines Sur and Sorsogon; and conducted relief operations at Manito ElementarySchool in coordination with Governor Salceda, Cedric Daep (AFPSEMO), BGEN MarlouSalazar (9ID, PA), Col Ang (901

stInfantry Brigade, PA); PDRRMC Albay conducted a

pre-emptive evacuation in the critical barangays of Sto. Domingo, Manito, Guinobatan,Bacacay and Malilipot with an estimated population of 1,576 families / 8,200 persons;ordered the suspension of classes in Elementary and High School levels in Legaspi City,Manito, Daraga, Camalig, Sto. Domingo, Malilipot and Bacacay both in public andprivate; coordinate with local school officials of DepEd in their area of responsibility; andadvised Chairpersons, City/MDRRMC to properly implement Advisory No. 8 resuspension of classes

The LGUs of Manito, Sto Domingo and Malilipot, Albay effected a pre-emptiveevacuation aspart of its disaster preparedness and response activities in areas prone tofloods. Landslides and lahar flow. They were provided with 5 kls of rice to families

The LGU of Camalig, PA and PNP are on standby to effect pre-emptive evacuationready to effect its pre-emptive evacuation in case the water levels along the creeks andrivers rise

Region VIII

Emergency Responders (NGAs, GOs and Other Agencies) that provided assistance inSt Bernard, Southern Leyte:

Government PDRRMC Southern Leyte, CDRRMC Maasin City, DSWD 8,DPWH; TOG8-PAF, OCDRC8, DOH-8 LMP, 8IDPA, Ormoc CityGovernment, Sogod Water District, Baybay Water District, PNP

Bontoc and Tacloban Delta Fire Brigade, Leyte MetropolitanWater District, BFP-Bontoc & St. Bernard, NIA Maasim

NGOs Cebu Pacific Air, Gawad Kalinga, 7TH Day Adventist, LMWD,Philippine Amateur Association, SMART Communication, CocaCola Bottlers, Ivanhoe Philippines, PNRC, Absolute BottledWater, Cellcom World Tacloban, GTZ DRM, Catholic WomensLeague, CNDR, An Waray Tacloban

Media ABS-CBN Sagip Kapamilia, GMA Kapuso Foundation, DX5RANand DX2AAA, Radnet 5 Tacloban


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The MDRRMC Saint Bernard provided coffins and embalming fees to the bereavedfamilies

Region XI

PDRRMC Lanao del Norte provided 590 family packs to affected families in Tubodconsisting of 5 kgs. rice, 5 pcs. noodles, 5 tins sardines, 1 mat and 1 cooking pot per

pack and MDRRMC Lala also provided 424 family packs to the families consisting of 4.5kgs. rice, 3 pcs. noodles and 3 tins sardines

CARAGA

PDRRMCs Surigao del Norte, Surigao del Sur, Dinagat Islands and Agusan del Sur andCDRRMCs Surigao City and Butuan City convened and discussed updates on effects offlooding and landslides, preparation for the projected increase of rainfall in the nextsucceeding days and preventive measures undertaken

III. AREAS DECLARED UNDER A STATE OF CALAMITY

CARAGA

Surigao del Sur thru SP Resolution No. 193 series 2011 dated January 04, 2011

Agusan del Norte

Butuan City thru SP Resolution No 004-2011 dated January 05, 2011

Agusan del Sur thru SP Resolution 185 series 2011 dated January 5, 2011

Bunawan thru SP Resolution No. 001 series 2011 dated January 03, 2011

Esperanza thru SP Resolution No. 001-2011 dated January 03, 2011

San Francisco thru SP Resolution No. 001 series 2011 dated January 03, 2011

Sibagat thru SP Resolution No. 01-11 series 2011 dated January 03, 2011

Surigao del Norte thru SP Resolution No. 03 series 2011 dated January 03, 2011

Surigao City thru SP Resolution No.05-2011 series 2011 dated January 04, 2011

Region XI

Talaingod, Compostela Valley

Sto Tomas, Compostela Valley

Region V

- Albay Province

IV. NEEDS AND REQUIREMENTS

Immediate (short-term)

Saint Bernard, Southern Leyte

Specific Needs - Cash assistance to purchase other local relief commodities;canned goods; mosquito nets; sleeping mats m blankets, soap (bath anddetergent); trash bags; medicines; portalets and potable water

Note: (Immediate short term needs were referred to appropriate agencies)


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Assistance for Long-Term Needs

Acquisition of lots for relocation sites and construction of housing Mitigation projects construction of river control dikes, riprapping, dredging of canals Rehabilitation construction of access roads, drainage facilities and water works

system

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SitRep No. 24 Tab A

Effects of Continuous Rains Due to Tail-end of a Cold Frontin Regions IV-B, V, VII, VIII, X, XI, CARAGA and ARMM

As of 09 January 2011, 6:00 AM

Summary of Emergency Incidents Monitored1. Floodings /Flashfloods

Region IV-B Palawan (Brgys El Vita and Paraca, Narra)

Region V Albay (Various barangays in Jovellar, Daraga, Camalig, Malinao,Polangui, Libon and Tiwi) and Sorsogon (Castilla)

Region VIII Eastern Samar upstream barangays in Oras, Maslog, Can-avid,Dolores, Jipapad and Taft);

LeyteTacloban City

Western Samar (Brgy Fatima, Hinabangan;

Southern Leyte (Brgys Tambis 1 and 2, Mahayahay, San Isidro,Sug-angon, Ayahag, Nueva Esperanza, Catmon, Malibago, Ma.Asuncion, Panian, Himbangan, Magbagacay and HimatagonPoblacion in Saint Bernard)

Region X Lanao del Norte (Tubod, Baroy and Lala)

Region XI Compostela Valley- Monkayo (2 Brgys); Compostela (3 Brgys); NewBataan (3 brgys); Montevista (2 Brgys); and Nabunturan (1 brgy);

Davao Oriental - Boston (2 Brgys) and Manay (1brgy);

Davao del Sur -Sta Maria (3 brgys); and

Davao del Norte Asuncion (13 brgys), Kapalong (6 brgys), StoTomas (11 brgys), Tagum City (3 brgys), Talaingod (3 brgys), NewCorella (2 brgys) and Braulio Dujali (3 brgys)

Flood waters in all affected areas have already subsided. Hence, allevacuees have returned to their respective homes, except thosewhose houses were totally damaged

CARAGA Surigao City, Surigao del Sur, Agusan del Norte & Agusan delSur

ARMM Maguindanao -16 barangays 13 in Talayan and 3 in Datu AnggalMidtimbang

2. LandslidesRegion V Albay - Manito, Sto. Domingo, Malilipot and Bacacay

Region VIII Leyte - Artemio Mate Avenue, Tacloban City;

Western Samar- Brgy. San Rafael, - Hinabangan; Brgys

Southern LeyteBrgy Bolodbolod, Mahayag, and Brgys Malinao,Tabontabon, Lepanto and Hindag-an, Saint Bernard

Region XI Compostela Valley-Brgys Mt Diwata and San Jose, Monkayo andBrgys Cambagang and Poblacion, Maragusan

CARAGA Surigao del Sur, Surigao City, Dinagat Islands, Agusan del Sur

and Agusan del Sur (Prosperidad)

3. Sea MishapRegion V Sail/row boat (Sibid-Sibid) capsized within the vicinity of San Pablo,

Virac, Catanduanes due to strong waves with one fishermenreported missing identified as Patricio Adronial Pergrino, Jr., 56 yearsold of Brgy Sta. Cruz

4. Storm Surge

Region X - Misamis Occidental - A storm surge occurred in Ozamiz City,with 3 barangays affected


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Tab B

Brgys Families Persons Families Persons Families Persons Families Persons

1,073 213,264 1,120,685 80 3,923 17,102 40,517 213,172 44,440 230,274

5 289 1,302 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

5 289 1,302 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

NARRA 5 289 1,302 0 0

174 37,514 191,777 26 1,663 7,500 2,369 12,122 4,032 19,622

133 36,740 187,940 23 1,390 6,233 2,369 12,122 3,759 18,355

BACACAY 2 331 1,703 75 395 75 395CAMALIG 16 4,015 20,752 0 0DARAGA 17 5,433 25,211 0 0JOVELLAR 4 385 1,996 257 1,542 257 1,542LEGAZPI CITY 23 5,701 29,654 4 172 860 172 860LIBON 22 1,813 9,456 1,897 9,485 1,897 9,485MALILIPOT 8 3,299 17,158 6 290 1,234 290 1,234MALINAO 12 502 2,612 0 0MANITO 11 3,122 16,358 9 493 2,633 140 700 633 3,333POLANGUI 842 4,379 0 0

RAPU-RAPU 6,488 33,741 0 0SANTO DOMINGO (LIBOG) 5 1,768 9,099 4 435 1,506 435 1,506TABACO 2 1,397 7,271 0 0

TIWI 11 1,644 8,550 0 0

41 774 3,837 3 273 1,267 - - 273 1,267BULAN 1 17 54 0 0CASIGURAN 1 60 300

0 0CASTILLA 29 0 0JUBAN 7 665 3,325 3 273 1,267 273 1,267MAGALLANES 1 20 100 0 0

PRIETO DIAZ 2 12 58

1 200 1,000 - - - 2 10 2 10

1 200 1,000 0 - - 2 10 2 10CEBU CITY 1 200 1,000 2 10 2 10

288 35,463 185,675 31 821 3,762 33,483 177,327 34,304 181,089

ASTERN SAMAR 121 6,813 34,001 1 7 35 6,557 32,721 6,564 32,756BALANGKAYAN 5 117 533 117 533 117 533CAN-AVID 18 305 1,525 305 1,525 305 1,525DOLORES 12 377 1,885 377 1,885 377 1,885

JIPAPAD 13 1,967 9,835 1,967 9,835 1,967 9,835MASLOG 12 1,130 5,650 1 7 35 874 4,370 881 4,405ORAS 17 1,561 7,805 1,561 7,805 1,561 7,805

SALCEDO 28 0 0SAN JULIAN 1 21 93 21 93 21 93

TAFT 15 1,335 6,675 1,335 6,675 1,335 6,675ORTHERN SAMAR 141 26,917 144,537 0 - - 26,917 144,537 26,917 144,537

BOBON 10 2,429 11,023 2,429 11,023 2,429 11,023CATARMAN 30 1,845 10,136 1,845 10,136 1,845 10,136

LAVEZARES 16 3,667 18,335 3,667 18,335 3,667 18,335MONDRAGON 24 6,729 40,098 6,729 40,098 6,729 40,098PAMBUJAN 26 3,710 22,260 3,710 22,260 3,710 22,260

SAN ISIDRO 15 4,188 20,940 4,188 20,940 4,188 20,940SAN JOSE 16 3,600 18,000 3,600 18,000 3,600 18,000

SAN ROQUE 4 749 3,745 749 3,745 749 3,745

OUTHERN LEYTE 26 1,733 7,137 30 814 3,727 9 69 823 3,796BONTOC 4 50 248 3 34 162 6 48 40 210HINUNANGAN 9 45SAINT BERNARD 7 1,373 5,699 25 631 2,764 - 631 2,764SOGOD 13 300 1,140 2 149 801 2 16 151 817TOMAS OPPUS 1 1 5 1 5 1 5

28 3,664 18,160 14 1,142 4,334 230 1,352 1,372 5,686

ANAO DEL NORTE 20 2,761 13,130 14 1,142 4,334 230 1,352 1,372 5,686BAROY 2 675 2,700 3 19 76 24 96 43 172

LALA 9 998 4,990 5 540 2,160 135 972 675 3,132TUBOD 9 1,088 5,440 6 583 2,098 71 284 654 2,382

ISAMIS OCCIDENTAL 8 903 5,030 - - - - - -OROQUIETA CITY 14 70 0 0

OZAMIS CITY 3 856 4,787 0 0ALORAN 1 2 11

JIMENEZ 2 12 60

PANAON 1 10 57

SINACABAN 1 9 45

59 21,610 108,827 4 255 1,296 - - 255 1,296

OMPOSTELA VALLEY 32 698 3,229 4 255 1,296 0 0 255 1,296COMPOSTELA 10 110 472 1 69 417 69 417MARAGUSAN (SAN MARIANO) 2 0 0

MONKAYO 11 506 2,360 2 164 782 164 782

MONTEVISTA 5 60 300 0 0

NABUNTURAN 1 22 97 1 22 97 22 97NEW BATAAN 3 0 0

AVAO DEL NORTE 19 5,976 29,835 0 - - - - - -ASUNCION (SAUG) 1,800 9,000 0 0BRAULIO E. DUJALI 3 300 1,500 0 0CARMEN 473 2,365 0 0

tRep No. 24

Effects of Continuous Rains Due to Tail-End of a Cold Front in Regions IV-B, V, VII, VIII, X, XI, CARAGA, and ARMM

AFFECTED POPULATIONAs of 09 January 2011, 6:00 AM

Region/Province/

Mun/City

AFFECTEDNo. of

Evac

Centers

TOTAL SERVED - CURRENT

(Inside + Outside)

RAND TOTAL

Inside Evacuation Centers Outside Evacuation Centers

EGION IV-B (MIMAROPA)

ORSOGON

ALAWAN

EGION V (BICOL REGION)

LBAY

EGION VII (CENTRAL

ISAYAS)

EBU

EGION VIII (EASTERN

ISAYAS)

EGION X (NORTHERN

INDANAO)

EGION XI (DAVAO REGION)


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Brgys Families Persons Families Persons Families Persons Families Persons

Region/Province/

Mun/City

AFFECTEDNo. of

Evac

Centers

TOTAL SERVED - CURRENT

(Inside + Outside)Inside Evacuation Centers Outside Evacuation Centers

KAPALONG 2 304 1,520 0 0SANTO TOMAS 11 1,549 7,745 0 0

TAGUM CITY 3 1,550 7,705 0 0

AVAO DEL SUR 3 2,130 10,650 0 - - - - - -SANTA MARIA 3 2,130 10,650 0 0

AVAO ORIENTAL 5 12,806 65,113 0 - - - - - -BOSTON 3 3,566 17,830 0 0

CARAGA 8,161 40,805 0 0MANAY 1 4 20 0 0TARRAGONA 1 1,075 6,458 0 0

502 112,096 601,804 5 42 210 4,433 22,361 4,475 22,571

GUSAN DEL NORTE 97 26,162 133,422 1 16 80 0 0 16 80BUENAVISTA 8 1,907 9,535 0 0BUTUAN CITY 63 17,565 90,280 1 16 80 16 80JABONGA 592 3,117 0 0LAS NIEVES 13 3,200 16,000 0 0

MAGALLANES 891 4,455 0 0REMEDIOS T. ROMUALDEZ 5 1,865 9,325 0 0SANTIAGO 8 142 710

GUSAN DEL SUR 196 47,811 238,159 4 26 130 450 2,250 476 2,380BAYUGAN 23 4,202 21,010 0 0BUNAWAN 10 4,798 19,165 0 0ESPERANZA 28 7,516 44,537 0 0LA PAZ 15 4,702 24,638 0 0

LORETO 9 2,536 12,680 0 0PROSPERIDAD 23 8,953 44,698 2 16 80 450 2,250 466 2,330ROSARIO 11 2,769 13,845 0 0SAN FRANCISCO 17 4,192 17,483 0 0SAN LUIS 9 840 4,545 2 10 50 10 50SANTA JOSEFA 11 691 3,455 0 0SIBAGAT 14 564 2,832 0 0

TALACOGON 7 785 3,036 0 0TRENTO 5 901 4,425 0 0VERUELA 14 4,362 21,810 0 0

URIGAO DEL NORTE 85 7,265 38,090 - - - 18 90 18 90BURGOS 4 93 513 18 90 18 90

GIGAQUIT 7 1,506 12,516MAINIT 8 502 2,510

MALIMONO 14 432 2,049 0 0PLACER 11 532 3,116 0 0SAN FRANCISCO (ANAO-AON) 4 30 180 0 0SANTA MONICA (SAPAO) 11 408 2,290 0 0

SURIGAO CITY 5 184 920

TAGANA-AN 14 3,385 13,031 0 0TUBOD 7 193 965

URIGAO DEL SUR 124 30,858 192,133 0 0 0 3,965 20,021 3,965 20,021BAROBO 14 2,737 16,422 135 675 135 675BAYABAS 2 312 1,038 0 0

BISLIG 9 6,732 40,392 3,830 19,346 3,830 19,346CAGWAIT 3 714 16,304 0 0CANTILAN 3 2,941 12,675 0 0

CARMEN 3 344 2,064 0 0CARRASCAL 4 803 4,818 0 0

CORTES 1 1 6 0 0HINATUAN 2 290 1,743 0 0LANUZA 5 619 3,714 0 0LIANGA 4 960 5,760 0 0

LINGIG 9 27 162 0 0MADRID 6 618 3,708 0 0MARIHATAG 9 1,760 10,560 0 0SAN AGUSTIN 4 97 1,369 0 0SAN MIGUEL 18 3,538 21,228 0 0TAGBINA 10 1,737 10,422 0 0TAGO 9 3,481 20,866 0 0TANDAG 9 3,147 18,882 0 0

16 2,428 12,140 0 - - - - - -

AGUINDANAO 16 2,428 12,140 0 - - - - - -DATU ANGGAL MIDTIMBANG 3 590 2,950 0 0TALAYAN 13 1,838 9,190 0 0

REGIONS 8

PROVINCES 21CITIES 10

MUNICIPALITIES 124

BARANGAYS 1,073

RMM

AFFECTED AREAS

EGION XIII (CARAGA)


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REGION V 4

Albay 1 50 Manito, Albay Drowning

1 80 Manito, Albay DrowningSorsogon 1 8 Macabog, Sorsogon City Drowning

Legazpi City 1 21 Mariawa, Legazpi City Drowning

REGION VIII 5

Southern Leyte 1 5 Brgy. Bolodbolod, St. Bernard, Southern Leyte Landslide

1 1 Brgy. Bolodbolod, St. Bernard, Southern Leyte Landslide


1 10 Brgy. Maanyag, Tomas Oppus, Southern Leyte Drowning

1 11 Brgy. Pancho, Villa Sogod, Southern Leyte Drowning

REGION X 1

Lanao del Norte 1 6 Brgy. Lower Sagadan, Baroy, Lanao del Norte Drowning

REGION XI 3

Compostela Valley 1 58 Mt. Diwata, Monkayo, Compostela Valley Drowning

Davao del Sur 1 25 Brgy. Pongpong, Sta. Maria Drowning

Davao del Norte 1 47 Brgy. Bobongon, Sto. Tomas Drowning

CARAGA 20

Agusan del Norte 1 17 Brgy. Maibu, Butuan City Buried alive due to landslide

1 40 Brgy. Maibu, Butuan City Buried alive due to landslide

1 70 Sitio Sabang Brgy. Magsaysay Jabongan Drowning

Surigao del Norte 1 35 Brgy. Camilan, Tubod, Surigao del Norte Drowning due to strong current

1 27 Camboayon,Bacuag, Surigao del Norte Drowning

1 5 Nueva St., Surigao City Drowning

Surigao del Sur 1 48 Brgy. Aras-asan, Cagwait Drowning

1 50 Brgy. Tabon, Mangagoy, Bislig City Drowning

1 36 Brgy. Tina, San Miguel Drowning

1 38 Brgy. Mat-e, Cagwait Drowning

Agusan del Sur 1 28 Brgy. Patin-ay, Prosperidad, Agusan Del Sur Electrocuted

1 6 P-2 Brgy. Magsaysay, Prosperidad Drowned due to strong current

1 12 Purok 4, Libertad, Bunawan Electrocuted

1 23 Sitio Caniyugan, Bayugan Drowning

1 65 Brgy. Salvador, Properidad Drowning

1 16 Brgy. Salvador, Properidad Drowning

1 50 Brgy. Tagoyango, Sibagat Drowning

1 70 Brgy. Caimpugan, San Francisco Drowning

1 1 Don Alejandro, San Luis Drowning

1 23 P-5 Sta. Irene Bayugan Drowning

REGION VIII 8

Southern Leyte 1 40 Brgy. Bolodbolod, St. Bernard, Southern Leyte Landslide





1 23 Sogod, Southern Leyte Landslide

1 2 Sogod, Southern Leyte Landslide

1 Libagon, Southern Leyte Landslide

REGION V 6

Catanduanes 1 56 Brgy. Sta. Cruz, Virac, Catanduanes

1 Brgy. Cagdarao, Panganiban, Catanduanes

Effects of Continuous Rains Due to Tail-End of a Cold Front in Regions IV-B, V, VII, VIII, X, XI, CARAGA and ARMMCASUALTIES


REGION/PROVINCE/

MUNICIPALITY/BARANGAYName Age Address Cause / Date / Remarks

GRAND TOTAL 33 DEAD

Dadap, Antonio

Dadap, Lolita

Knight Gambit Alenia***

Abrigo. Maricris

Discaryal, Fatima

Discaryal, Rodel

Lakipon, Jomar

Montederamos, Recabel

Pelaez, Patrick

Telostina, Christine

Porras, Apolinaria

Jonas D. Caan

Eserio F. Daniel

Dioscoro Albiro

Shielo Carrido

Francisco Eclipse Tablon

Roberto Dalangin

Lorna Alutaya

Angelo Arniba Siega***

Maxuell Tajonera

Roberto Paradaa Rebasora

Ramil Lamigo Bobiles

Rustico Lamigo Pacaldo

Manuel Madelo

Dondie Carl Bolante

Michael Rodrigo Otero

Junmark Lara Castro

Felicitas Mabras Macuno

Roselyn Buhayang Porras

Ceasar Alisna Aquilan

Armando E. Batilaran

Bryl Jake Mondejar

Melwin Gonzales***

GRAND TOTAL 8 INJURED

Lakipon, Cherry

Lakipon, Elvira

Lakipon, Jerry

Lakipon, Jimboy

Napuli, Aida

Rowen Libres***

Stephanie Libres***

PO3 noel Talisic***

GRAND TOTAL 9 MISSING

Patricio Adronial Peregrino***

Rannie Villar***


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Effects of Continuous Rains Due to Tail-End of a Cold Front in Regions IV-B, V, VII, VIII, X, XI, CARAGA and ARMMCASUALTIES


REGION/PROVINCE/

MUNICIPALITY/BARANGAYName Age Address Cause / Date / Remarks





CARAGA 3

Agusan del Sur 1 57 Brgy. Balubo, Esperanza Swept by high water level of Ojot Rive

1 50 Brgy. Tabon, Mangagoy, Bislig City Swept by high water level of Ojot Rive

1 19 P-3 Mandagao Poblacion Bunawan Drowning

*** for verification of DOH

Ricky Villar***

Joseph Soledad***

Litoy Soledad***

Jerry Soledad***

Bartolome Rabonque***

Alberto Paradaa Rebasora***

Ronnie B. Jupson***


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TOTALLY PARTIALLY

171 269IV-B 11 0

Palawan 11 0

Narra 11

VII 1Cebu

Cebu City

Kalunasan 1

VIII 19 27

Southern Leyte 12 17 Bontoc

Ginsaagan 2 4

St. Bernand 4 2

Sogod 6 11

Eastern Samar 7 10

Can-avid 3

Balangkayan 6

Taft 3

Maslog 4 1

X 25 55Lanao del Norte 16 27

Baroy 5 8Lower Sagadan 1Upper Sagadan 3

Raw-an 1 1

Tubod 11 19

Bulod 2Pigcaragan 8

Poblacion 3 1

Kakai Renabor 9

Misamis Occidental 9 28

Aloran 2

Lobogon 2

Jimenez 16

Butuay 3Tabo-o 9

Panaon 6 4

Punta 6 4

Sinacaban 1 8

Libertad Bajo 1 8

XI 26 51Compostella Valley 4 9

Monkayo

Mt. Diwata 4 9

Effects of Continuous Rains Due to Tail-end of a Cold Front in Regions IV-B, V, VII, VIII, X, XI, CARAGA and ARMM

DAMAGED HOUSES


REGION Province/MunicipalityDAMAGED HOUSES

GRAND TOTAL 440


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TOTALLY PARTIALLY

Effects of Continuous Rains Due to Tail-end of a Cold Front in Regions IV-B, V, VII, VIII, X, XI, CARAGA and ARMM

DAMAGED HOUSES


REGION Province/MunicipalityDAMAGED HOUSES

Davao Oriental 22 42

Boston 17 42

Tarragona 2

Manay 3

CARAGA 89 136Agusan del Norte 0 3

Jabonga 3

Agusan del Sur 64 56

Prosperidad 49 36

Rosario 9

San Francisco 4 4

Sibagat 4 4Talacogon 4

Veruela 3 3Surigao del Norte 2 49

Burgos 2

Placer 1 29

Sta. Monica 1 17

Taganaan 1

Surigao del Sur 23 28

Borobo 4 1

Carrascal 9 11

Cortez 1

San Agustin 10 15


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GRAND TOTAL 2,911,290.65 1,920,858.44 - 6,807,158.33 120,474.00 11,759,781.42

REGION IV-B - - - 45,000.00 24,000.00 69,000.00Palawan - - - 45,000.00 24,000.00 69,000.00

Narra 45,000.00 24,000.00 69,000.00

REGION V 453,320.65 1,344,862.00 - 243,207.00 - 2,041,389.65CHD V 1,000,000.00 1,000,000.00

DOH-HEMS 344,862.00 344,862.00

Albay 453,320.65 - - 206,125.00 - 659,445.65

PSWDO 371,270.65 371,270.65

Jovellar 12,000.00 12,000.00

Manito 120,000.00 120,000.00

Malilipot 20,000.00 20,000.00

Sto. Domingo 54,125.00 54,125.00

Legazpi City 82,050.00 82,050.00

Sorsogon - - - 37,082.00 - 37,082.00

Juban 36,582.00 36,582.00

Casiguran 500.00 500.00

REGION VIII 570,080.00 - - 905,635.00 65,274.00 1,540,989.00Southern Leyte 220,080.00 - - 105,635.00 65,274.00 390,989.00

Sogod 81,600.00 30,800.00 112,400.00

Bontoc 28,450.00 28,450.00

St. Bernard 138,480.00 46,385.00 65,274.00 250,139.00

Eastern Samar 350,000.00 - - 800,000.00 - 1,150,000.00

Jipapad 175,000.00 700,000.00 875,000.00

Maslog 175,000.00 175,000.00

Taft 100,000.00 100,000.00

0.00

REGION X - 50,000.00 - - - 50,000.00CHD X 50,000.00 50,000.00

Lanao del Norte - - - - - -

Lala 0.00

Baroy 0.00

Tubod 0.00

REGION XI - - - 90,000.00 - 90,000.00Compostela Valley - - - 5,000.00 - 5,000.00

Monkayo 0.00

Nabunturan 5,000.00 5,000.00

Montevista 0.00

Compostela 0.00

Davao Oriental - - - 5,000.00 - 5,000.00

Manay 5,000.00 5,000.00

0.00

Davao del Sur - - - 80,000.00 - 80,000.00

Sta. Maria 80,000.00 80,000.00

0.00

CARAGA REGION 1,887,890.00 525,996.44 - 5,523,316.33 31,200.00 7,968,402.77CHD Northern Mindanao 525,996.44 525,996.44

Agusan del Norte 71,120.00 - - 1,035,569.00 22,000.00 1,128,689.00

Remedios R. Romualdez 200,283.00 200,283.00

Las Nieves 500,000.00 500,000.00

Butuan City 71,120.00 113,750.00 184,870.00

Magallanes 221,536.00 22,000.00 243,536.00

0.00

Agusan del Sur 1,318,930.00 - - 3,090,267.33 - 4,409,197.33

San Francisco 341,030.00 341,030.00

Prosperidad 284,480.00 754,750.00 1,039,230.00

Sibagat 142,240.00 86,612.00 228,852.00

Esperanza 1,041,836.00 1,041,836.00

Rosario 124,460.00 620,000.00 744,460.00

Loreto 92,000.00 92,000.00

Sta. Josefa 14,310.00 14,310.00

Bunawan 426,720.00 480,759.33 907,479.33

0.00

Surigao del Norte 497,840.00 - - 18,100.00 9,200.00 525,140.00

Surigao City 18,100.00 9,200.00 27,300.00

Gigaquit 248,920.00 248,920.00

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Cost of Assistance


Region/Province/

City/MunicipalityDSWD DOH DepEd LGUs NGOs/Other GOs TOTAL

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Cost of Assistance


Region/Province/

City/MunicipalityDSWD DOH DepEd LGUs NGOs/Other GOs TOTAL

Taganaan 248,920.00 248,920.00

Surigao del Sur - - - 1,379,380.00 - 1,379,380.00

Barobo 370,880.00 370,880.00

Tagbina 290,000.00 290,000.00

San Agustin 18,500.00 18,500.00

Bislig City 700,000.00 - 700,000.00

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