B. Tropical Storm “ONDOY”
1. Affected Population A total of 997,983 families / 4,929,382 persons were affected in 1,987 barangays, 172 municipalities , 16 cities of 26 provinces by Tropical Storm “Ondoy” in Regions I, II, III, IV-A, IV-B, V, VI, IX, XII, ARMM, CAR and NCR The total number of evacuees still inside 252 evacuation centers is 16,173 families / 72,305 persons
2. Casualties Casualty remains at 1,030 broken down as follows: 464 Dead, 529 Injured and 37 Missing
3. Damages Estimated cost of damage to infrastructure and agriculture amounted to PhP 11.106 Billion ( PhP4.437 Billion – Infrastructure; PhP6.669 Billion – Agriculture). A total of 1,382 school buildings were damaged: 1,134 elementary and 248 high school including instructional materials and school equipment amounting to PhP795.543 Million. A total of 239 day care centers were damaged in Metro Manila A total of 203,477 hectares incurred losses of about 329.230 MT of crops (rice, corn, high value commercial crops), fishery products, livestock/poultry and facilities for irrigation, fishery and livestock/poultry production were damaged The total number of damaged houses was 158,545 houses ( 27,809 totally / 130,736 partially )
II. HUMANITARIAN RESPONSES BY CLUSTER
Highlights An Environmental Assessment was jointly conducted by UNEP/OCHA Environment Unit from October 8-20, 2009. Result of assessment revealed the following: o Hydro dynamic of Laguna Lake was the key issue of the flooding situation during TS “Ondoy” as water from Marikina River was partly diverted into Laguna Lake via Mangahan Floodway causing the water table in the bay to rise to a level of 13.9 meters compared to about 11.5 meters under normal circumstances o Flooding had a negative impact on the environment due to washed out of contaminants from various small-to medium-size industrial sites located in the affected areas o Majority of contaminants were carried by the floodwaters to Laguna Lake o Outbreak of diseases related to lack of safe drinking water supply became an issue
Recommendations o Draining of submerged areas in Metro Manila by ensuring operability of pump stations; provide additional capacity to pump stations; provide mobile pump capacity in areas not included in the dike system and inform the public specifically children not to use standing water for cleaning, drinking and recreational purposes o Drinking water - water quality must be monitored on a daily basis at the end-user in close coordination with WASH cluster, MMDA and
2 MWSS. When water samples from the network are contaminated, network must be sealed off to prevent the spread of contamination. Details of the assessment was published at the UNEP/OCHA website
A. Food and Non-Food items (NFIs)
Extent of assistance provided by the National Government, LGUs, NGOs and other GOs has reached the amount of PhP352,8Million broken down as follows:: TS Ondoy - PhP200,051,555 (NDCC- PhP22,493,125); DSWD PhP81,874,555); DOH (PhP 58,512,733); LGUs (PhP 24,864,867); NGOs/GOs (PhP12,306,274) Typhoon Pepeng –PhP151,939,429 (NDCC - PhP21,170,000); DSWD- PhP 49,781,079); DOH – PhP12,154,969; LGUs- PhP 48,056,893; and NGOs/Other GOs (PhP 20,776,558) NDCC Rice assistance for Pepeng – 23,200 sacks of rice were distributed to the LGUs in Regions I (9,500), II (2,400), III (2,300), IV-A (1,000), IV-B (1,000), V (3,000), CAR (3,100) and NCR (900) NDCC Rice assistance for TS Ondoy – 24,750 sacks of rice were distributed to the LGUs in Regions III (4,550), IV-A (11,200); IV-B (1,000); X (200); and NCR (7,700) DSWD provided PhP80.64 Million worth of relief goods in the form of food (rice, bread, canned goods, noodles, etc) and non-food items (mats, blankets, clothing, water jugs, etc) World Vision provided food and non-food relief packs equivalent to two-weeks ration for more than 20,000 families in Marikina, Pasig, Cainta & Rizal Province; established six Child-Friendly Spaces providing psychosocial intervention and distributed school supplies for 4,000 children The UN Food Cluster expanded the initial distribution of 4,000 MT of locally purchased rice to Regions I, II, V and CAR in addition to the initial plan to distribute same in Regions III and IV-A affected by TS “Ondoy” PAGCOR distributed 11,144 relief packs in Pasig City, Laguna, Rizal, Pampanga, and Nueva Ecija ICRC allocated USD 30,000 and 3,000 essential household kits to the PNRC to support its relief operations. Each kit contains kitchen sets, tarpaulins, blankets, jerry cans, plastic basins, buckets, mosquito nets, and hygienic items OPLAN SAGIP BAYAN, Malacañang Palace was able to provide bottled water, canned goods and assorted relief supplies worth PhP 25,369,827.79 with 260,195 families benefited NFA Rolling Store 17,356 kilos of rice to 3,479 customers to 85 areas amounting to PhP628,065.00
B. WASH, Health, Nutrition and Psychosocial Services Health expenditures released for TS “Ondoy” and TY “Pepeng” amounted to PhP73,199,514.72 inclusive of emergency procurement and program stock mobilized from Central Office and donations received
1. Typhoon “Pepeng”
Health
DOH deployed 35 teams with 310 personnel (5 medical with 21 personnel; 8 psychosocial with 105 personnel; 1 surveillance team with 2 personnel; 3 assessment team with 3 personnel; 8 public health with 55 personnel and 2 WASH teams with 4 personnel and the total sites visited were 44 CHDs I, II and CAR provided health services in terms of medical, psychosocial and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) - Medical (649 acute and ambulatory care)
3 - Psychosocial intervention (1,703 individuals given psychosocial interventions) - WASH (48 microbiological testing of water sources) CHD III coordinated with all MRTs/DOH representatives on the continuous conduct of assessment and provision of medical/public health/nutrition and IEC on their respective areas of assignment especially those greatly affected by flood CHD I conducted surveillance of diseases with outbreak potential in the evacuation centers such as diarrhea and influenza; and collection of rectal swab among those with diarrhea and throat swab for those with influenza like illnesses WASH MWSS conducted water treatment to 170 barangays in Pangasinan and deployed mobile water treatment plant with 10 cubic meters static tank in the following areas in Pangasinan: - Dagupan City (2 equipment with 4,000 liter/hr) - Bayambang (2 equipment with 4,000 liter/hr and 750 liter/hr) - Rosales (1 equipment with 4,000 liter/hr) - Umingan (1 equipment with 4,000 liter/hr) and Delivered containers in Dagupan City: 300 (5 gal) water filled containers; 10,000 (220 ml); cupped water and 1,000 (330 L) bottled water
2. Typhoon “Ondoy” Health DOH deployed 549 teams sorties (296 medical , 58 psychosocial , 50 WASH , 4 nutrition, 84 public health , 22 assessment , 29 international/NGO and 6 disease surveillance); 2,943 personnel and visited 682 sites DOH-HEMS through its local CHDs provided health services in terms of medical, psychosocial, public health, water sanitation and hygiene and nutrition services to 172,132 individuals (144,024 in NCR, 8,694 in Region III and 19,414 in Region IV-A) Breakdown: Medical – 16,417 (acute and ambulatory care to 16,375 patients and referrals to hospitals 42) Psychosocial - 6,119 ( 6,113 individuals given intervention and 6 were referred to mental) Public Health -74, 776 ( 19,869 persons were given measles immunization and 54,907 children under 5 yrs old given vitamin A supplementation Water Sanitation and Hygiene 1,344 (207 Microbiological testing of water sources; 154 portalets still on site; and 973 toilet facilities inspected ) Nutrition –73,000 (63,098 children and pregnant patients undergone nutritional assessment and 10,000 pregnant and lactating patients undergone nutritional counselling and advocacy CHDs IV-A and NCR intensified information dissemination especially on areas with cases of leptospirosis CHD NCR’s cumulative admission and deaths of leptospirosis in 15 Hospitals in Metro Manila as of Nov 6, 2009 were 2,284 patients admitted and 177 died CHD IVA conducted simultaneous orientation to all municipal and provincial health officers of respective provinces on Interim Guidelines on the Prevention of Leptospirosis through the use of prophylaxis in areas affected by flood Since October 16 there were 288,194 persons given leptospirosis prophylaxis: (Doxycycline) : NCR (203,264) and Region IV-A (84,920)
4 There were 2,220,000 doxycycline capsules provided to CHDs/Agencies distributed as follows: Region I (300,000); Region III (100,000); NCR (900,000); IV-A (720,000); AFP (50,000); PNP (50,000); BFP (50,000); and PCG (50,000) CHD III, NCR and IV-A reported that the top mortalities were drowning, Asphyxia 2nd , injuries, electrocution and heart attack due to panic while the top morbidities were acute respiratory tract infection (53.8%), skin infection/wounds (18.3%); acute gastroenteritis (14.5%); Influenza-like illness (5.8%) and severe acute respiratory illness (0.2%) pneumonia (0.1%) WHO conducted communicable disease risk analysis and ordered 60 basic health kits, 4 logistical kits and 20 diarrhea kits and provided basic emergency health kits to DOH, Save the Children and Plan International UNFPA provided pre natal services to 48 pregnant women; procured 5,000 bottles of ferrous sulphate for distribution to pregnant women and provided 1,228 kits in various areas in MM WASH DOH-HEMS is continuously monitoring the water quality (sampling and testing), inspection of sanitation facilities in evacuation centers and providing hyposol (water disinfectant) in all evacuation centers and conducted 1 microbiological testing of water supply in Muntinlupa City Medicines Sans Frontieres constructed latrines for evacuation centers in San Pedro, Laguna to provide additional sanitation facilities PNRC has been conducting trainings on hygiene promotion and distributing hygiene items, drinking water and purification materials in Laguna and Rizal provinces DSWD engaged partnership with Habitat for Humanity Philippines Foundation (HHPF) incorporated for the installation of communal toilets in the evacuation centers in the cities of Marikina, Quezon, Muntinlupa and Pasig Maynilad has restored water supply to 99% of its customers in the West Zone (Manila; portions of San Andres and Sta. Ana; certain parts of Quezon City; certain parts of Makati City-west of the South Super Highway; cities of Caloocan, Pasay, Parañaque, Las Piñas, Muntinlupa, Valenzuela, Navotas and Malabon; also included in the West Zone are Cavite City, towns of Bacoor, Imus, Kawit, Noveleta and Rosario, all in Cavite Province); and continue providing drinking water (in 330 ml bottles and 5 gallon containers) to affected customers in Marikina and Cainta MWSS deployed eight (8) vacuum tankers in areas of Pasig and Cainta for siphoning floodwaters based on calls/reports received through the MWSS action center WHO donated 10,100 pieces of jerry cans distributed to NCR (5,100) and Region IV-A (5,000); procured 12,500 hygiene kits , 15 midwifery kits and 2,000 clean delivery kits Nutrition Developed protocols on infant feeding in emergencies; orientation of nutrition assessment team; and breastfeeding support group orientation among coordinators, peer counsellors and NGO partners Psychosocial CHD CAR trained personnel on psychosocial processing
C. EDUCATION Continuous training on the implementation of alternative delivery of modes for affected high school students
5 Distribution of school packs for children and teachers packs with recreational materials for elementary and secondary schools in NCR Conduct of clean-up operations and repair works in affected schools Distribution of early childhood learning packages for Day Care centers in Marikina and Pasig Conduct of psychosocial sessions for school children Distribution of megaphones and flashlights in schools used as evacuation centers Establishment of child friendly spaces in Metro Manila and Rizal with a total of 4,000 children For TS Ondoy, UNICEF procured 33,798 school packs for children; 1,500 teachers’ packs ; 60-100 book library sets with recreational materials for 40 elementary and secondary schools in NCR (Marikina City, Pasig City, Navotas City, Pateros, Paranaque City and Taguig City) and Region IV-A (Rizal and Laguna) ; early childhood learning packages for 115 day care centers in Marikina City and Pasig City. Save the Children distributed 1,976 school kits in Muntinlupa City, and Caloocan City (NCR); Biñan and San Pedro, Laguna (Region IV-A) and Pangasinan Plan International provided 8,684 school hygiene kits, 259 jerry cans; hyposols and school cleaning equipment to 13 schools in Tanay, Rizal; distributed megaphones and flashlights in schools used as evacuation center; conducted psychosocial sessions for school children, provided medicines in schools, and conducted assessment of schools and day care centers in Rizal (Pililia, Jala- Jala, Baras and Talim Island) For Typhoon Pepeng, UNICEF procured 9,500 school packs , 1,500 teacher’s packs ; about 57 educational materials for schools and PLAN International distributed 2,000 school packs in Pangasinan
D. Agriculture Joint FAO/DA team conducted rapid needs assessment from October 17 - 22, 2009 in the worst affected areas of Regions I, II and III as basis of the detailed agricultural assistance plan DA started the distribution of agricultural assistance in CALABARZON Region. PhP3,934,970 worth of farm assistance which included 2,710 bags (13.55 metric tons) of certified palay seeds; 90 bags (4.5 metric tons) of OPV corn seeds; 40 kilos of assorted vegetables; and two (2) units of hand tractor
E . Camp Coordination/Camp Management Established referral system and NGOs/Donors desk in evacuation centers Deployed PNP personnel to provide security in the distribution of relief goods
F. Early Recovery The Early Recovery Cluster Meeting was held on October 26, 2009 at UNFPA/UNDP Conference Room. Highlights discussed was the procedure for revising Philippine Flash Appeal and ER Cluster Engagement in the Post Disaster Needs Assessment (PDNA) Process . Immediate provision of cash for work program among non-earners designed in such a way that it augments relief and life saving activities such as retrieval and disposal of flood debris Philhealth agreed to provide 3 months advance reimbursement to all hospitals affected by the typhoon based on the President’s directive Housing and Urban Development Coordinating Council (HUDCC) conducted an inventory of relocation sites and noted that there was no much need for relocation of people in Pangasinan and La Union. HUDCC reported that there
6 are 223 houses in Tuba, Benguet that can be used for housing project. Department of Agriculture (DAR) has available lands for resettlement PAG-IBIG allocated PhP 3 Billion for Calamity and housing repair loan DOLE has undertaken project proposal evaluation for emergency employment of displaced workers and for more permanent long-term livelihood projects Department of Agriculture ’s lot located at Marcos Highway was identified as the
relocation site for displaced families in Baguio City DSWD implemented the following programs:
1. Cash/Food-for-Work (CFFW) projects, a short intervention to provide temporary employment to the affected families by participating in or undertaking early recovery such as cleaning of waste/debris in evacuation centers as well as in the affected communities ; dredging of canals/waterways and rehabilitation (repair of damaged community facilities) projects . Update on CFFW are the following : FOs Brgys CFW CFW Grant Road/Rivers/ No/. of trucks Covered Workers Amount Paid Esteros Cleared and Sacks of Hired Garbage Hauled NCR 59 1,768 PhP1,827,441 64 kms & 925 trucks and 349 meters 62 sacks of garbage IV-A 2 40 46,220 - - Total 61 1,808 PhP1,873,661 64 kms & 925 trucks and 349 meters 62 sacks of garbage
Note : The accomplishments contributed to the hygiene and sanitation of 39 barangays and or communities with a total of 202,687 covered
2. Relocation - transferred 1,332 families to the following relocation sites: Relocation Families for Relocated No to be Places of Origin Site/Area Relocation as of Nov 6 Relocated of Families Relocated Towerville 400 249 151 Families from Housing Project, various San Jose del barangays in Monte, Bulacan Quezon City Southville Housing 1,083 1,083 0 Families from Project, Sta. Rosa Brgys Fortune, Laguna Nangka, Concepcion & Tañong,Marikina Southville 5A 600 600 Displaced Housing Project, families of Biñan, Laguna Marikina City Total 2,083 1,332 64% 751 (36%)
The National Housing Authority allocated 3,000 housing units for LGU-Pasig in Calauan Housing Project in Calauan, Laguna. The LGU Pasig conducted ocular visit on October 27, 2009
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3. Balik Probinsiya Program Two hundred sixty nine (269) families were assessed by the NCR-Crisis Intervention Unit (NCR-CIU) and provided assistance amounting to PhP203,954.00 Continuous coordination with partners and concerned LGUs for the identification of affected families who opted to avail of the Balik-Probinsya Program 4. Pabaon PhP913,750.00 worth of rice, mineral water and family packs were provided to Marikina City victims who were relocated in Sta Rosa, Laguna
5. Financial Assistance DSWD provided PhP2,280,000.00 burial assistance to the 228 bereaved families of the deceased persons in Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR) broken down as follows:
LGUs No. of Recipients Amount
Baguio City 51 510,000
Benguet Province 139 1,390,000
Mt. Province 38 380,000
G. Shelter/Settlement and Livelihood Assistance Shelter cluster technical working group identified priority target population and recommended three (3) types of shelter support: repair kit; shelter kit; transitional shelter kit at minimum shelter standard Price of repair kit is PhP7,000.00, shelter kit (PhP15,000.00) and transitional kit (PhP(40,000.00 DSWD engaged partnership with Habitat for Humanity Philippines Foundation (HHPF) Incorporated for the provision of shelter emergency assistance (SEA) for 10,000 families with damaged houses funded by local and international donors of HHPF Rotary International delivered 150 units of shelter box in La Trinidad, Benguet. PMA provided 2 units KM 450 trucks to deliver 25 units of tents to Itogon, Benguet Housing and Urban Development Coordinating Council (HUDCC) conducted an inventory of relocation sites and noted that there was no much need for relocation of people in Pangasinan and La Union. HUDCC reported that there are 223 houses in Tuba, Benguet that can be used for housing project. Department of Agriculture (DAR) has available lands for resettlement
H. Emergency Telecoms Installation of radio communication facility at Cainta Police Station and at the NDCC Operations Center NGCP’s power restoration in various damaged sub-stations Deployment of IBM and OCD personnel at the Ever Gotesco ACP with the Emergency Response Network (ERN) kit as back-up communication Installation of GSM 900 repeater at the NDCC Operation Center by SMART Telecom to enhance mobile phone signal inside the OpCen Building Provision of hotlines at the NDCC OpCen by Globe Telecom to augment communication capability in responding to emergency calls in the affected areas
8 Deployment of 2 teams from Bangkok and installation of a Telecom Centre with internet, phone, fax lines at the NDCC OpCen by the Telecom Sans
I. Information Management Continuous provision of disaster related information like advisories, disaster reports and humanitarian response through the NDCC website Maps provided to Humanitarian Response agencies by NAMRIA, OCHA, Map Action with support from Geodata Systems Technologies Inc. Development of a website for sharing information by the UN-OCHA and UNRCO
J. Logistics
1. Air Logistic Support The PAF-AFP and UNHAS helicopter sorties of UN-WFP transported food and NFIs to Regions I, II and CAR particularly in the inaccessible areas in the islands of Calayan and Fuga, Aparri, Cagayan and Kibungan and Mankayan, Benguet The PAF- AFP has delivered 580,570 lbs of various relief items with 381 sorties made, utilizing one (1) C-130, two (2) Fokker planes (F-27) and 16 helicopters UN-WFP has delivered 516,068 lbs of relief goods (320 containers and 276.6 metric tons of food and non-food items; equipment, high energy biscuits and health kits) and 76,331 kilos of relief goods to include 515 passengers utilizing 20-footer transport trucks and 2 UN helicopters (76 sorties) to Abra, Apayao, Benguet and Mt. Province In CAR ; La Union, Ilocos Norte and Pangasinan in Region I ; and Isabela, and Cagayan in Region II
2. SAR Operations US C-130, 2 H46 choppers and 18 rescue boats were deployed to support rescue, evacuation and relief operations
3. Clearing Operations BFP conducted water rationing, flushing of roads/building structures, drainages and siphoning of flooded areas Typhoon Pepeng TS Ondoy (I, II, III, and CAR) ( IV-A, IV-B, V and NCR). Number of firetrucks sorties 469 1,473 Number of personnel involved 1,909 9,020 Number of persons rescued/served 524,429 397,203 Ambulances/personnel deployed 12 / 108 9 / 94 Activities conducted 200 4,097 Evacuation Centers assisted 128 589 Areas covered 13 sq km & 8,500 sq m 456 sq km & 114,400 sq m Volume of Water Used 672,668 gallons 2,841,239 gallons
OPLAN SAGIP BAYAN utilized 10,125 volunteers from the National Youth Commission, DILG-BFP, BASECO, ACSAT Quezon City, DPWH Parola Coast Guard, San Beda College, Office of Congressman Datu Arroyo, PUP, EARIST, La Consolacion College. On the President’s directive for national agencies to deploy at least 1 service vehicle with a driver to the Oplan Sagip Bayan Relief Operations Center, 61 government vehicles and 5 from private institutions responded
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III. DONATIONS
Donations received for TS “Ondoy” and Typhoon “Pepeng” as of October 30, 2009: (International and Local ) – Tab A
PhP9,386,720 Cash NDCC PhP 35,309 Checks Account PhP9,404,030 Total Worth of relief supplies thru (DSWD-NROC PhP189,426,418 Pasay City and OPLAN Sagip Bayan, DSWD Malacañang, Manila PhP117,832,269 Cash (local and foreign US$235,424.85) PhP307,256,687 Total 8.16 M In kind DOH 0.36 M Cash PhP 8.51 M Total
DSWD and OCD processed donations received by the government established “One Stop Shop Center at the Bureau of Customs (BOC) NAIA, Pasay City Donations consists of food and non-food items and equipment coming from the international countries, UN Systems, INGOs and local GOs – Tab A
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Tab A – Donations (TY “Pepeng” and TS “Ondoy”)
10 Sitrep No. 47 Tab A DONATIONS re TS "ONDOY" and TYPHOON "PEPENG" As of 11 November 2009, 8:00 AM
ASSISTANCE IN KIND CASH DONATION DONOR/SHIPPER CONSIGNEE REMARKS DATE Description Amount Amount GRAND TOTAL 479,857,412.23 INTERNATIONAL 137,138,619.97 1 AAI / UPS Supply Chain Solutions, DSWD cases of assorted medicines Released Oct. 9, 2009 Inc., NY 177 masks gloves 2 Abbot Lab, Malaysia Abbot Lab Philippines cartons Blankets Donated to Oct. 29, 2009 Towels DSWD 26 Pillows Shoes Clothes 3 Agencia Española de Cooperacion Spanish Embassy Released to Intrl Para El Desarollo (Aecio) 10 pallets blankets Spanish Embassy Oct. 15, 2009 at Clark Airport 15 pallets family hygiene kits 5 pallets kitchen sets 3 pallets jerry cans 20L 6 pallets tarpaulin 7 pallets tents 4x4 AW 10 pallets tents 4X4RT 4 Alfonso Filardo Jr., Korea Used clothings Released Oct. 15, 2009 5 Americares Foundation DSWD 48 cases hygiene Kits Non Hazardous Released Oct. 12, 2009 6 Antioch Church, Kores Rev. Yong Soon Yang 2 boxes Medicines Donated to Oct. 29, 2009 5 boxes Used Clothing PHILRADS 1 box Vitamin B 1 box hydrocortisone 7 ASEAN Ladies Circle Malaysia 12,000 Purisafe-Water Purification Tablets Released Oct. 21, 2009 8 Audra Weddle Convoy of Hope General Council AOG Ready to eat foods Released Oct. 10, 2009 Springfield, US Crackers 8 pop Tarts Fruit Cups medical face masks 10 pallets soup mix/pasta Released Oct. 23, 2009 9 Aquabox Australia DSWD 13 packages water purification tablets Released Oct. 12, 2009 9 pallets water purification Released Oct. 19, 2009 10 Auckland Christian Assemlies, NZ Christian Life Assembles (represented by Mrs. Angela 2 boxes Tarpaulin Released Oct. 7, 2009 Bensemann) 11 Avon Products Co., Ltd. Atsugi Avon Cosmetics Inc. clothes for emergency supplies Released Oct. 4, 2009 Operation Center T-shirts shoes non wire bra 12 January Naval Abudhabi Ambassador of Healing & Evaluation Foundation Pastor Regelio 8 Relief Goods Paid the Taxes Oct. 5, 2009 Candelaria (Clothes & Blankets) 13 AYALA USA 665,045.61 14 Benjamin Tan Chee Siong Remedios Ramsay 8000 Foundation 43 kck old clothes / shoes Released Room 30 cartons used clothing and shoes Pending Oct. 21, 2009 15 Brunei Darrussalam 2,984,244.63 16 Buddhist Compassion Relief Tzu Buddhist Compassion Relief Tzu 1 container Instant Rice Released Oct. 16, 2009 Chi Foundation, Taiwan 10 cartons (1000) volunteer vests Released Oct. 9, 2009 Instant Soup Released 63,840 rice packs 150 (boxes) Instant Soup bowls/bowls coverv vests boxes re-usable bowls 134 Released Oct. 13, 2009 (40,200 pcs) 134 cartons bowl cap Released Oct. 14, 2009 cartons rivershed stocking foot 80 Released Oct. 23, 2009 waders 17 Chaplaincy for Filipinos in Caritas Filipinas Foundation 40 bxs various relief goods Released Oct. 6, 2009 Hongkong / Rev. Fr. Emilio D. Lim assorted clothes Released Oct. 7, 2009 SVD 130 blankets food stuffs assorted clothes Released Oct. 15, 2009 shoes 72 noodles groceries medicines nylon pillow 202 bxs foam pillow hygioene 28,000,000.00 Oct. 11, 2009 18 Children International Philippines Housing Foundation, Inc. pallets used textbooks undergo Oct. 20, 2009 new clothing Formal Entry 60 dhoes hygiene Items Children International School Kits Oct. 28, 2009 Relief Goods Household items 9,717,936.15 Footware and Clothing Items Housing Materials 19 Commercial Supplies Dept., The Philippine Star Operations 2,500 pcs blankets Release Oct. 6, 2009 Singapore Airlines Damayan 83 pcs Duvet/mattresses 7 pkts handtowels
Page 1 of 8 ASSISTANCE IN KIND CASH DONATION DONOR/SHIPPER CONSIGNEE REMARKS DATE Description Amount Amount 20 Daegu chil Gok Joong Ang Marikina City Jail Pending/Not Presbyterian Church Daegu City, 37 cartons clothing accredited DSWD Korea NGO 21 Datacraft Asia Pte Ltd, Singapore DSWD 15 cartons Humanitarian relief goods Released Oct. 27, 2009 22 Descret Transportation The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter boxes (1000 pcs) 10 Released Oct. 13, 2009 1600 Wallace Rd., Salt Lake City, Day Saints water filtration Bottles USA box replacement filters for 1 water filtration bottles 10 cases Water Filtration Bottles Released Oct. 16, 2009 23 DHL Global Forwarding PNRC 15 cartons Clothes Released Oct. 9, 2009 1 carton Shoes 1 Carton Towels 3 Carton Blankets 8 Carton Biscuits, canned foods 4 cartons bedsheets 2 cartons bags 24 DHL ISC (Hongkong Ltd.) Kwa World Vision Development 70 Processed/For Cung Foundation (c/o Mirriam Quiambao) used towels cartons release used clothings used shoes dry food stuffs 25 Doerte Food Ltd. PNRC packs Retort Food Pouch 50,000 Released Oct. 22, 2009 (Rice Sticle) 26 Fedex Dubai DSWD bxs medicines, toiletries, old sheets, 135 Released towels, used shoes & bags 27 Embassy of Bangkok 139,997.21 28 Embassy of the Republic of 25 Pallets Humanitarian Goods Singapore Released 29 Embassy of Malaysia (4 aircrafts) DSWD 4,000 packets of 5 kgs rice Released Oct. 18, 2009 1,000 cans Sardines cups & 30,000 packets Maggie Mae 19,000 Noodles 5,000 packs Cream Cracker Biscuits 12,000 packets (350g) milk powder 10,000 pcs adult clothing 10,000 pcs adult jogging pants 5,000 pcs children clothing 5,000 pcs blankets 30 Emirates Airlines Co. / Emirates Sky World Vision Development 11 bxs canned goods Released Oct. 19, 2009 Cargo Dubai Foundation 12 bxs noodles 13 bxs biscuits 51 14 bxs medicines 15 bxs blankets 16 bxs towels 17 bxs hygiene kits used blankets Released Oct. 23, 2009 26 pkgs sleep suites slipperettes 500 boxes Cornflakes Released Oct. 29, 2009 31 European Commission WASH, shelter & non-food 34,569,669.28 Pledge Non-food items water & sanitation 27,091,454.97 medical care Food assistance 27,658,453.26 Shelter and non-food items 24,894,366.68 Health 13,830,203.71 Support for Coordination 6,915,101.85 Telecommunications 2,766,040.74 Information Management 564,695.20 32 ALSEKAIT Al Waleed Bin Talal Foundation, Did not pass thru 2,472 kgs Hospital Equipment Oct. 26, 2009 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia OSS 33 Filipino Association of Singapore ABS CBN Foundation Bata 163 blankets Released Oct. 21, 2009 apparels 1x40 footwear container (332 bxs) socks shoes assorted foods 34 Filipino Community of Kuala Roman Catholic Bishops of Antipolo, assorted non perishable food items: Released Oct. 4, 2009 Lumpur, Malaysia Inc. 50 bxs canned goods medicines toiletries 9 pcks canned biscuits 258 bxs of instant noodles 200 bxs relief items (food, water, toiletries) Released Oct. 11, 2009 DSWD 40 boxes used clothings Released Oct. 20, 2009 35 Global Operations and DSWD box Medical Supplies 1 Released Oct. 29, 2009 Development Park, Ca Medicines 36 Grace City Church Collaroy Plateau House of Grace Community Church NSW Australia 50 boxes Used Clothings Released Oct. 10, 2009 37 Grace Japan KK Kangawa, Japan W.R. Grace Philippine, Inc. 50 Shirts Released Oct. 2, 2009 / 50Jackets 3 Oct. 13, 2009 50 Breeches pkgs 26 Towels 7 Sandals 4 packages Emergency Food Cups 3 packages Used Clothes Donated to DSWD Oct. 29, 2009 38 Gulf Agency Co, Qatar to GAC Logistics 9 pckgs used clothing Released Oct. 29, 2009 39 Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan 1,000 Sleeping Bags Pledge 432 Blankets 15 Shelter Box 100 Food Parcel (carton) 100 Macaroni (carton) 8 Tea (carton) 13 Beans (Conserved) (carton) Medicine & medical supplies
Page 2 of 8 ASSISTANCE IN KIND CASH DONATION DONOR/SHIPPER CONSIGNEE REMARKS DATE Description Amount Amount 40 Hongkong Bayanihan Trust DSWD STC clothes Released Oct. 19, 2009 blankets shoes noodles biscuits 1x20 canned goods container kitchen wares diapers toiletries toys bags 41 Humedica EV International DSWD 4 pallets medicines Released Oct. 20, 2009 42 Hyflux Lifestyle Products PTE Ltd, Jollibee Foundation pallet (500 pcs) 1 Released Oct. 21, 2009 Singapore Hyflux track filter K-18 43 Hyundai Ltd. Corp., Korea Mayor Jerry Pelayo from Hyundai inflatable rubber boats w/ standard Ltd. Corp. 20 Released Oct. 10, 2009 equipment (model 270M & 280M)
inflatable rubber boats w/ standard 50 Released Oct. 17, 2009 equipment (model 280 M) 44 Imres B.V. Larserpoortorey 26 The DSWD from Relief & Development 5 cartons Emergency Health Kits Released Oct. 8, 2009 Netherlands Services, Inc (PHILRADS) 26 cartons Emergency Health Kits Release Oct. 10, 2009 General Council of the Assemblies of 6 packages medical supplies Released Oct. 10, 2009 God 45 International Committee of the Red Essential household kits allocated 1,426,260.00 Cross (ICRC) (kitchen sets) (30,000.00 USD ) tarpaulins blankets 3,000 Jerry cans Plastic basins Buckets Mosquito nets hygienic items 46 Japan International Cooperation 1,500 Blankets 10,399,944.59 Delivered Agency (JICA) 1,500 Sleeping Pads 20 Water Tanks 1,500 Portable Jerry Cans 15 Purifier 47 Latter Day Saint Charities The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter cases water filtration Released Oct. 16, 2009 50 East North Temple St, 7th Floor Day Saints 10 Salt Lake City, Utah bottles 48 Kings Revival International Living Miracle Foundation used clothing Pending Oct. 14, 2009 Charitable Office, Ramool AE blankets 1,963 towels food items toy bags 49 Korea Intl Coop Agency (DSWD) DSWD 310 tents Released 2 65 mats containers 40 blankets 50 Korea University of Tech & Alfonso Filardo, Jr. from Korea Education Chlonan City, used clothing Released Oct. 15,2009 Changnam (represented by Selah Filardo) 51 Lezzet Gida San Tic AS, Ankara UNWFP Asfalti, Turkey & WFP, Rome, Italy 140 pallets high energy biscuits Diplomatic Entry Oct. 24, 2009
52 Dr. Myung Sup Choi Seoul Lee Jae Woon, Korea Medicines for medical missions Released Oct. 27, 2009 Adventist Hospital, Seoul, Korea and 13 persons 53 Malee Khattiyapirak (Thailand) Deposited, NDCC 101,299.69 Sept. 29, 2009 Account 54 Manhattan Beach Wear Rotary Club of Manila pkgs clothes Released Oct. 8, 2009 shoes 2 slippers canned goods 55 Map International, Brunswick GA DSWD 11 boxes medical supplies Released Oct. 15, 2009 56 Ma Luisa Araneta Macasaet, PNRC Rizal Chapter 26 boxes Medical Relief Goods Released Oct. 10, 2009 Singapore (c/o Geraldine Repallo) Package (12 Pallets, 3,042 kgs food 1 Pending items 57 MM Corp Asaoka Kawasaki City, Ben Joy Inc. 354 pcs used clothing Released Oct. 7, 2009 Kaganawa 1 pallet (22 tents) 12 pallets (16 tents/pallet) 58 MSF Logistique Medicine Sans Frontieres Emergency Response to the Floods Aid & relief materials Released Oct. 8, 2009
hygiene kits blankets water containers Aid & Relief materials Released Oct. 9, 2009 hygiene kits blankets water containers parcels water Released Oct. 21, 2009 water bladders water pumps 73 vector control insecticide toilet slabs water distribution ramps 59 Operation Blessing Cheesea[eake, DSWD 6 Pallets Assorted medicines Released Oct. 12, 2009 US 60 OXFAM Arkwrightroad, UK OXFAM Phillippines 3 packages water purification tabs Released Oct. 20, 2009 61 Pauline Feliciano Warneck Erica Aquino/Kapisanan ng May canned goods Released Oct. 4, 2009 Samahan ng mga Exports sa Kuala Kapansanan sa Zamboanga City Lumpur noodles 5 bxs sanitary napkins use clothing soap packs milk baby diapers
Page 3 of 8 ASSISTANCE IN KIND CASH DONATION DONOR/SHIPPER CONSIGNEE REMARKS DATE Description Amount Amount 62 PT Indofood Sukses Makmur TBK, DSWD 13 containers cup noodles Released Oct. 16, 2009 Jakarta, Indonesia 63 Qingdao Better Ent. Co. Guhhe St., JODUI Philippines Corp. 20 Inflatable Boats Regular Process Oct. 20, 2009 Laixi Qingdao 64 Rahul Singh 3 Water Purification Equipment (pkgs) Released 65 Reader’s Digest Asia Pte Ltd PNRC Rizal Chapter 8 bags used clothing 1 pallet Released Oct. 18, 2009 Singapore 10 cartons toiletries 66 Republic of Indonesia 74,479.00 67 RWH Foundation, Kirkland WA DSWD 8 pkgs family camping tents Released Oct. 12, 2009 12 family camping tents Released Oct. 16, 2009 68 Samaritans Purse Adventist Development & Relief 15,587,293.83 Agency (ADRA) Blankets Released Oct. 6, 2009 26 Hygiene kits Water bladders and water filtration Pallets blanket, Released Oct. 8, 2009 22 Hygiene kits Kitchen sets 700 food packs for 300 69 Schumackera Air Cargo Gardena, ALOHA Board Sports 39 cartons Clothes Samples Pending Oct. 13, 2009 CA 70 Shantou City Hingxing Printing C. Prudence Dev & Management Corp Ltd., Heng Xing Bldg Chi Gang 19 cartons aluminized paper Regular Process Oct. 16, 2009 Industry Area Hao Jiang Shanton
71 Sharon Rizzo Allen Sportswear, Todd Marinshaw 24 pkgs clothng & toiletries Released Oct. 8, 2009 Orlando USA 72 Star Track Express PTY Limited, PNRC Rizal Chapter 1 pkg (12 pallets, 3,042 kgs) food items Released Oct. 27, 2009 NSW Austria 73 Shelter Box Trust boxes Humanitarian Aid 87 Released (4,357 kilos) 74 Shelter Box ltd., UK DSWD 9 pallets (28 tents/pallet) Released Oct. 13, 2009 1 pallet (22 tents) 12 pallets 200 shelter tents Released Oct. 21, 2009 bxs Blankets mosquito nets water carriers ground sheet kitchen set tool bag hammer axe saw, pliers, pricers rope 75 Suthan Kumar Singapore PK Sen. M.A. "Jamby" Madrigal from rice Released Oct. 20, 2009 maggie noodles Secretary Amrites Wari Society / Suthan Kumar Singapore 40 packs Surendran s/o Reveredran Fedex biscuits Pte Ltd Sinagpore oatmeal 5 packs Food Stuffs 76 The Italian Ministry of Foreign 900 Kitchen sets 2,320,000.00 Delivered Affairs 23 Generator sets (Diesel) 18,560,000.00 8 Water Tanks 4,200 Blankets 8 Water Pumps 3 Boats Inflatable w/ engine 3,000 Jerry Cans 32 Clothing Pallets 77 Transtech Co. Ltd. DSWD shirts Released Oct. 20, 2009 pants jackets socks underwater bag kitchenware noodles canned goods 5 pcks groceries personal hygiene bar body soap liquid body soap shampoo toothbrush/paste plasticwares dishwashing soap 78 UN 15 Relief Goods (ICT Equipment) Released 79 UN World Food Programme (WFP), UN WFP 8 Electronic items For transfer to DRT Dubai Oct. 9, 2009 Spare parts for generator sets 4 Generator sets and accessories Released Oct. 8, 2009 Emergency Relief WHO Western 10 Pallets of Medical Kits Released Oct. 13, 2009 Pacific Region (Baris Ucaklarzira) WFP Rome Italy dismantled helicopters 2 Released Oct. 9, 2009 plus spare parts (from Lezzet Gida San Tic AS, Italy) 140 pallets high energy biscuits Released Oct. 24, 2009 UN WFP-UAE UN WFP 1 Plane Released 73 High Energy Biscuits (plts) WFP Rome Italy (represented by UN WFP pallets (10,000 cartons) Ankara Asfali 26 km Kemalpasa) 157 Released Oct. 17, 2009 High Energy Biscuits 80 UNICEF / Copenhagen de UNICEF Philippines 96 pkgs family water kits Released Oct. 9, 2009 Denmark 95 pkgs STC family water kits Released Oct. 10, 2009 95 pkgs STC family water kits Released Oct. 11, 2009 70 pkgs STC harmless medicines Released Oct. 12, 2009 100 pkgs STC hospital equipment Released Oct. 12, 2009
Page 4 of 8 ASSISTANCE IN KIND CASH DONATION DONOR/SHIPPER CONSIGNEE REMARKS DATE Description Amount Amount 81 UNJLC/Charles Wyley 6 Relief Items (packs) c/o DHL Express Towels Clothes Sanitary Pads Toothpastes Canned Goods Biscuits Noodles 3 pkgs T-Shirts Released 82 USAID/OFDA 340 Plastic Sheetings 4,640,000.00 Delivered 3,600 Jerry Cans 83,520,000.00 3,360 Hygiene Kits 83 USAID/US Embassy 1 Plane Released 3,334 Hygiene Kits 3,334 Collapsible Water Containers 340 Plastic Sheeting (rolls) 2,099 pkgs Relief Goods (12,675 kgs Soap) pkgs Relief Goods 243 Hygiene Kits Collapsible Water Containers 84 Water Vision Foundation 2,626 Water Purification Sachets 85 Lalafarge Asia Lalafarge Asia 12 boxes Released Oct. 16, 2009 Wisma Lalafarge Selangor 86 Rosalie Celso Cordero Rodolfo Cordero 13 ctns Clothes & relief items Released Nov. 3, 2009 87 PAL Foundation, VA Canada DSWD Clothes Released Oct. 27, 2009 Shoes Bed Sheets Socks 9 Bags boxes Caps Gloves Towels Canned goods 88 Two Holy Mosques, DSWD 2 x 90 Tons Relief Goods Advance Info Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 89 Royal Embassy of Saudi Arabia DSWD Foodstuffs 2 Processed by Oct. 30, 2009 Blankets cargo DSWD Mats planes Tents 90 Embassy of the Philippines, DSWD Used Clothing Assessed by OSS Oct. 30, 2009 Thailand 203 Shoes packages Bags Toys 91 Civic Force Miyachu Bld, Japan Citizen'S Disaster Response Center 1 x 4 container Released Nov. 3, 2009 8 pallets Emergency Tents (100 pcs) 250 cartons Sandals (3,000 pairs) 92 La Salle Alumni Association of DSWD 380 pcs Donations Released Nov. 4, 2009 Southern California kgs Food Medicines 18,000 Personal Hygiene used Clothings 93 Fr. Albert Avenido CBCP Caritas Filipinas 484 boxes Relief Goods Released Nov. 4, 2009 Archdioceses of Los Angeles 94 University of the Philippines Citizen'S Disaster Response Center 8 boxes Relief Goods Released Nov. 4, 2009 Alumni Association Singapore 95 Plan International Canada, Inc DSWD 4 skids Medical Supplies Released Nov. 4, 2009 96 H.E. Acmad Omar DSWD 48 packs of Relief Goods Released Nov. 4, 2009 Philippine Ambassador
LOCAL 342,718,792.26 1 A. Soriano Coproration Andres Various Food Items 600,000.00 PSDMN Soriano Foundation, Inc. Water Candles 2 ABOITIZ Group Companies & 12,500,000.00 PSDMN Family 3 ABS-CBN Sapi Kapamilya 124,000,000.00 172,000,000.00 PSDMN 4 ACF (PINGON) 500 hygiene kits PSDMN water storages of 25,000 liters 2 capacity in Brgy Industrial Complex Valley. 5 ALC Foundation, Inc. / Rice PSDMN ALC Holdings, Co. 685 Canned Goods Noodles 319 Bread Packs 457 Ready to eat foods 100 Packs of Soap & Toothpaste 8 boxes Water 3 casks of Clothes 6 ATENEO Task Force NOAH 5,000 Food Packs PSDMN 1,000 Clothes Packs 7 AYALA Foundation 6,755,105.42 PSDMN 8 Baao (LGU) 20,000.00 9 Ben Joy Inc. 354 pcs Used Wear Released Oct. 7, 2009 6 pcs used Towel 3 Used Shoes 10 BDO Foundation Relief Goods 10,000,000.00 PSDMN Oct. 24, 2009 11 CARE (PINGON) food PSDMN NFIs bottled water 12 CFSI (PINGON) 4,274 Food PSDMN NFIs
Page 5 of 8 ASSISTANCE IN KIND CASH DONATION DONOR/SHIPPER CONSIGNEE REMARKS DATE Description Amount Amount 13 Children International 1,951 Relief Goods PSDMN 2,119 Clothing 1,951 House Hold Items 160 Relief Goods 252 Clothing 153 House Hold Items 122 Relief Goods 122 Clothing 36 House Hold Items 72 Relief Goods 81 Clothing 77 House Hold Items 11 Construction Materials 11 Relief Goods 9 Clothing 9 House Hold Items 1,951 Relief Goods 2,119 Clothing 1,951 House Hold Items 14 Christian Aid food PSDMN medicines 3,578 bed kits cooking utensils hygiene kits 15 Concerned Citizen of the 6 Pks of Zesto Apple Juice PSDMN Catholic Church 2 Packs of Soy Capuchino Milk 2 Cans Spam Regular 3 Cans Del Monte Sweet Cream Corn 2 Cans Fiesta Del Monte Pineapple 12 Packs Pancit Canton Noodles 16 ECHOSTORE Food PSDMN House Items Old Clothes 17 EON Canned Goods PSDMN 250 Ready to Eat Food Items Bottled Water 600 packs Children Food 18 First Gentleman Foundation Union Bank Check 2,000,000.00 Sept. 29, 2009 No. 251277:
Union Bank Check 2,000,000.00 Oct. 14, 2009 No. 251286: 19 Focolare Movement in the Feeding 100 Families at PSDMN Philippines Sulyap ng Pagasa 20 Geraldine Repallo PNRC Rizal 26 Boxes of Medical Relief Goods Released Oct. 10, 2009 Chapter 1 pkg (12 pallets, 3042 kgs) food items Pending Oct. 10, 2009 21 Gerry Roxas Foundation Relief Goods PSDMN 22 Gifts & Graces Fair Trade 640 bags Relief Goods PSDMN Foundation 100 bags 4 boxes Clothes 70 packs Cook Food 600 Family Packs 100 Family Bags 300 Meals 23 GMA 7 Kapuso Foundation 31,900,000.00 61,800,000.00 PSDMN 18,900,000.00 Pledge 24 GO NEGOSYO 150,000 FAMILY PACKS 45,000,000.00 PSDMN 50,000 MEAL PACKS 25 Havi LogisticsPhilippines Old Clothings Released 26 INNER WHEEL CLUB OF THE Rice 2,800,000.00 PSDMN Oct. 25, 2009 PHILIPPINES DISTRICT 381 Sardines in Tetra Pack Noodles 6 pcs Pan De Sal bottles of Mineral Water Surf Loundry Soap Close Up Toothpaste Plastic cups with toothbrush and toothpaste Shampoo Blankets or bedsheets Clothes Banig (Native mats) 1,000 Relief Bags 2,400,000.00 Oct. 24, 2009 1,000 Food Bowls 1,500 Relief Bags 500 Relief Bags 550 Relief Bags 1,300 Family Bags 300 Family Bags 1,000 Family Bags 2,000 Relief Goods 27 JARO ARCHDIOCESSAN SOCIAL Canned Foods PSDMN ACTION CENTER (JASAC) Bread Juice Vegetables Fruits Bottled water and others 28 Jollibee Foundation JFC Food products PSDMN (Hamburgers, siopao) sacks of Rice canned Goods water Clothes 29 Mr. Juanito Bertumen GMA Kapuso Foundation 397 kg personal effects Released 30 Kabalikat CIVICOM Association Inc Relief Goods PSDMN
Page 6 of 8 ASSISTANCE IN KIND CASH DONATION DONOR/SHIPPER CONSIGNEE REMARKS DATE Description Amount Amount 31 Kapisanan ng May Kapansanan sa boxes Canned goods Released Oct. 4, 2009 Zamboanga City / Erica Aquino Noodles Sanitary Napkins Used clothings 5 soap packs milk biscuits baby diapers 32 League of Corporate Foundations 1 Backpack Nov. 4, 2009 3 Pencils PSDMN 1 Sharpener 1 Pencil Case 5 Notebooks 1 Eraser 2 Pad Papers 1,613,000.00 1 Backpack 1 Math Notebook 2 Pad Papers 4 Spiral Notebooks 3 Ballpens 1 Pencil Case 8,065 kits to be distributed 33 Lingap Luzon Disaster Response 6 Tons of relief goods PSDMN 34 Managament Association of the ABS-CBN SAGIP Philippines (MAP) Relief goods 100,000.00 100,000.00 KAPAMILYA FOUNDATION GMA 7 KAPUSO 100,000.00 FOUNDATION 35 MERIAM COLLEGE Assorted Can Goods PSDMN Rice Noodles 1,189 Bread Biscuits Juice Powdered Milk 1,403 BOTTLES OF WATER 1,016 PACKS OF CLOTHES 165 PACKS OF TOILETTRIES MEDICINE KITS CANDLES 1,294 MATCHES BEDDINGS SLIPPERS 36 METROBANK FOUNDATION INC. 161 boxes Crackers 16,000,000.00 PSDMN noodles canned goods 156 boxes Bottled Water 564,051.45 2,336 pcs. Medicines 10,000,000.00 donated to LGUS donated to 14 boxes Clothes 5,000,000.00 OPLAN SAGIP BAYAN 65 boxes Blankets & Towels Rice Chicken Roasted Pork Banana Loaves Boiled Eggs Boiled Camote Boiled Saba Spanish Bread 37 MFI FOUNDATION INC boxes at 100 Tin cans each 289 PSDMN of Sardines $1,745.00 83,325.59 converted to Php 38 MINDANAO LGUs 2,600,000.00 Inquirer Oct. 11, 2009 39 Multinational Foundation Inc Goods 106,000.00 PSDMN 40 Municipality of Janiuay 50,000.00 Oct. 20, 2009 NDCC Trousers Pending Clothes Shirts Bedsheets Shoes 41 NESTLE PHILIPPINES INC Various Nestle Products PSDMN Other Emergency Materials 42 Operation GK Walang Iwanan 236 ctns Retort Pouch Food Released 43 OXFAM, PINGON OXFAM, (PINGON) Hygiene kits 151 PINGON clearing kits 3 packages water purification tabs Released Oct. 20, 2009 44 Oroquita City 100,000.00 PSDMN 45 Panabo City (LGU) GMA Kapuso Foundation Clothing Food DSWD 1,000,000.00 46 PETRON CORPORATION pcs of Gasulities (2.7 kg Petron Gasul 200 297,000.00 8,500,000.00 PSDMN Cylinders w/ Lamps) 10 Truckloads of Instant Noodles 10 drums of Jet AI fuel donated to NDCC 40 empty Drums, pails & containers 19 Soup Kitchens 200 Gasulites 297,600.00 5 man Rubber Boat 47 PFIZER PHILIPPINES Donated medicines PSDMN Medicine from Phizer Phils 3,000,000.00 8,500,000.00 5,000 Blankets 6 Truck Loads of Towel
Page 7 of 8 ASSISTANCE IN KIND CASH DONATION DONOR/SHIPPER CONSIGNEE REMARKS DATE Description Amount Amount 48 Philippine National Red Cross 101,490 Humanitarian Aid (kls) (PNRC) Paracetamol Blankets Clothes Towels Footwares, etc. 15 cartons Clothes Released Oct. 9, 2009 1 carton Shoes 1 Carton Towels 3 Carton Blankets 8 Carton Biscuits, canned foods 4 cartons bedsheets 2 cartons bags 49 PLAN Food PINGON NFI school supplies kits 50 Plebs and Cavaliers 35,309.80 Oct. 8, 2009 51 Provincial Govt. of Saranggani DBP Check No. 1,000,000.00 Oct 8,2009 28250808: 52 Province of Misamis Oriental 1,000,000.00 Check Oct. 20, 2009 53 Remedios Ramsay 43 old cothes / shoes Released Oct. 4, 2009 54 Rev. Yong Soon Yang Paul Mission Philippine Relief & Dev Services, Inc Center Wild Duck Circle Victoria (PHILRADS) 7 bxs of used clothing Released Oct. 20, 2009 Valley Subd., Cainta, Rizal
medicines (B-Complex vitamins and hydrocortisone tablets) 55 RJJ Foods, Inc. Donated Sardines & Tomato Sauce PSDMN 160 boxes of 100 tin cans each 56 Roman Catholic Bishops of Antipolo (boxes) assorted non perishable food 50 Released Oct. 4, 2009 Inc. Cebu Pacific 5J502 items canned goods medicines toiletries 9 packs of canned biscuits 258 boxes of instant noodles 200 boxes Food & Water toiletries Released Oct. 11, 2009 57 Ronald MCDonald House of 10,000 MCDO Buns w/ Funchum & Water 1,500,000.00 Charities Clothes from ABS-CBN 58 Save the Children (PINGON) 2,425 hygiene kits PINGON jerry cans 59 SM Foundation 36,163 family packs of Relief Goods For Relief Distribution 1,000,000.00 Manila Bulletin Oct. 24, 2009 Philippine Star For Relief Distribution 1,000,000.00 Oct. 24, 2009 Damayan Philippine Daily For Relief Distribution 1,000,000.00 Oct. 24, 2009 Inquirer 60 TAN YAN KEE Foundation packs of Various Goods 15,000,000.00 PSDMN 61 TEAM ENERGY 3,000 Good packs 900,000.00 PSDMN 50 cavans of Rice 300,000.00 1,000 cans Corned Beef 1,000 cans Pork and Beans 1,000 cans Sardines Oct. 6, 2009 2,500 packs Noodles 10,000 sachet Coffee 1,000 bottled Mineral water 62 TOYOTA Relief Operations 100,000.00 1,000,000.00 PSDMN 63 Villar Foundation Distributed Relief Goods 9,500,000.00 PSDMN 64 World Vision Foundation Food 6,613 PSDMN NFIs Turned over to 2,626 Water purication Sachets DSWD 65 UCPB-CIIF Foundation 1,000 package of School Materials 200,000.00 Oct. 24, 2009 66 ZUELLIG FAMILY FOUNDATION Disaster Kits PSDMN 5 gallons Water Containers Sleeping Mats 3,000 Blankets Cooking pots Mosquito Nets 67 Association of Foundation 125,000.00 Nov. 4, 2009 68 Food for the Hungry Phil., Inc Food Packages Oct. 17, 2009 Hygiene Kit, Herbal Fungi Ointment 5,500,000.00 Clothes Educational Materials Housing Materials
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