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UPDATE Re Sitrep No.16 Re Effects of Typhoon PABLO 07 Dec 2012 II. EFFECTS: A. INCIDENTS MONITORED (TAB A) • As of 07 December 2012, fifteen (15) incidents were monitored ; seven (7) of which were maritime incidents, four (4) were flooding incidents, one (1) trash slide, one (1) whirlwind incident, one (1) stranded shipping and one (1) tornado incident. B. AFFECTED POPULATION (TAB B) • As of 07 December 2012, the total number of population affected in 2,178 Barangays / 223 municipalities / 31 cities in 27 provinces of Regions IV-B, VI, VII, VIII, X, XI, XII and CARAGA increases to 1,077,541 families / 5,317,275 persons. • The total number of population currently served inside and outside the evacuation centers are 82,104 families / 393,026 persons . INSIDE 308 ECs 44,524 families / 213,469 persons C. CASUALTIES (TAB C) • As of 07 December 2012, 456 were reported dead and 445 were injured while 533 are still missing. D. STATUS OF STRANDEES (TAB D) • As of 07 December 2012 , a total of 40 passengers , 9 vessels and 5 motor bancas were stranded in ports all over the Philippines. E. STATUS OF LIFELINES (TAB E) • Thirteen (13) bridges and twelve (12) roads are not passable. • Thirty-four (34) municipalities and cities experiencing power interruption. • Five (5) areas are experiencing interruption in water supply. • Davao Oriental experiencing communication interruption. F. DAMAGED HOUSES (TAB F) • A total of 28,587 damaged houses were reported in Regions IV-B, VI , VII, X, XI and CARAGA. Of which 11,002 were partially damaged while 17,585 were totally damaged . G. COST OF ASSISTANCE (TAB G) • A total of PHP 35,295,960.93 cost of assistance : PHP 20,918,130.00 from DSWD and PHP 14,342,726.93 from LGUs while PHP 35,104.00 from NGOs/other GOs . H. COST OF DAMAGES (TAB H) • A total of PHP 4,001,924,688.02 cost of damages : PHP 630,970,000.00 damages in infrastructure, PHP 3,365,534,688.02 in agriculture, and a total of PHP 5,420,000.00 worth of damaged private properties. I. DECLARATION OF STATE OF CALAMITY (TAB I) • As of 07 December 2012, a total of forty five (45) provinces, municipalities and cities in Regions IV-B, VII, X, XI, and CARAGA declared state of calamity. III. EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT A. NDRRMC AND REGIONAL PREPAREDNESS MEASURES (TAB J) B. PREPOSITIONED ASSETS (TAB K) • As of 07 December 2012, AFP, BFP, PNP, DOH, PCG, DPWH, DSWD, PRC, and RDRRMCs prepositioned their personnel, vehicles, and equipment. IV. ACTIONS TAKEN (TAB L) __________________________________________________________________________ SitRep No. 16 TAB A EFFECTS OF TROPICAL STORM "PABLO" (BOPHA) INCIDENTS MONITORED As of 7 December 2012, 4:00 PM REGION/ AREA TIME/DATE OF OCCURRENCE DESCRIPTION REMARK/S TOTAL INCIDENTS MONITORED ( 15 ) MARITIME INCIDENTS (7) REGION VII (2) (1) Vicinity of Maria, Siquijor Sixteen (16) crew members jumped overboard and swam to the shoreline. Aside A vessel with markings "MV Euro 3" drifted from the anchorage area to the 04 December 2012, 5:15 PM from the two (2) crew members that went missing, the remaining members were cliff side of Maria, Siquijor which caused the ship to run aground. retrieved and brought to the Maria Health Center. (2) Vicinity of Sabang, Larena, Siquijor A vesel with markings "MV Delta 1" who departed to assist her sister ship, It was reported that MV Delta 1 had six (6) crew members onboard. PCG 04 December 2012, 5:30 PM marked as "MV Delta 3", sunk due to taking in of water as caused by the Dumaguete is conducting SAR operations for the missing crew members. breaking of the former's front wind shield REGION XIII (1) (1) Bitaogan, Surigao del Sur Three (3) persons were found floating at sea and was rescued by PCG on 05 03 December 2012, 10:00 AM A vessel with markings "RGL Mark Anthony -35" capsized December 2012. Rescued persons were given immediate medical attention REGION IV-B (2) Two (2) motorized banca capsized in the said vicinity. The vessels had the Seven (7) fishermen were able to reach the shoreline of Brgy Nagtalola, Dumaran, (1) Brgy. Bacao, Dumaran, Palawan 05 December 2012, 2:00 PM markings "Razel" and "Hazmin" Palawan (2) Vicinity East off Cabuaya Island, Cagayancillo, A vesel with markings "MV Milagrosa J-4" ran aground caused by strong Sixteen (16) passengers where on board. PCG rendered necessary assisstance Palawan 05 December 2012, 2:00 PM winds and rough seas while anchored at vicinity water of said area to said vessel and its crew REGION X (1) (1) Vicinity of Iligan Bay, Iligan City A passenger/cargo vessel "MV Filipinas Ozamis" was hit by strong A certain Jeffrey Sapilan, steward of the aforementioned vessel, went 04 December 2012, 12:50 PM winds and big waves while attempting to take shelter from Typhoon missing after he fell into the sea and was washed away by strong waves. Pablo. REGION XII (1) (1) General Santos City According to the latest count of the PCG, there were sixteen (16) rescued A fishing fleet composed of approximately 30 fishing vessels was fishermen, four (4) recovered bodies and 150 are still missing. One (1) of the 07 December 2012, 9:30 AM caught in the midst of Typhoon Pablo after they went on a fishing recovered dead bodies was identified as Romeo Molles of DCG fishing and venture and 170 fishermen are reported missing. was recovered outside Pujada Bay. TRASH SLIDE (1) REGION IX Lumbungan dumpsite, Brgy Lumayang, Zamboanga 04 December 2012, 5:00 PM A trash slide occurred in the said area A certain Richard delos Reyes y Vicente died during the incident City WHIRLWIND INCIDENT (1) REGION IX One (1) warehouse housing thirteen (13) families with seventy-eight (78) dependents was totally damaged. Families were transferred to Alicia Municipal Brgy Poblacion Alicia, Zamboanga Sibugay 04 December 2012, 2:30 PM Gym. Five (5) light materials houses were damaged housing five (5) families with twenty dependents FLOODING INCIDENTS (4) REGION X (1) The two (2) trapped residents were rescued by joint operation by Brgy A flooding incident was reported in the aforementioned Barangay and (1) Barangay Bulua, Cagayan de Oro City 04 December 2012, 8:30 PM Search and Rescue Team, PCGA and Rescue 411. The rescued residents two (2) residents were reportedly trapped near the riverbank. were identified as Gaudin Alvarez and Regie Alvarez. REGION XII (1) (1) Barangays Tamped, Simbuhay, Simone, Nangaan, A flashflood incident has occurred in the said areas and was said to be Affected families left their houses and was evacuated to Lumayon Elementary Buluan, Pedtad, Salapungan, Kayaga of Kabacan, 05 December 2012, 5:00 PM caused by increase of water level along Pulangi River School and Brgy Halth Station at Lumayong Kabacan, Cotabato Cotabato ARMM (2) (1) Barangays Gata, Cadayonan, Dimayon, Tandiong, Cairan Rogan, and Punud, all in the Municipality of 04 December 2012, 1:40 PM Poona Bayabao, Lanao del Sur A flashflood incident has occurred in the said areas (2) Municipalities of Bubong, Ramain, Mulondo, and 04 December 2012, 2:00 PM Taraka in Lanao Del Sur STRANDED SHIPPING INCIDENT (1) NCR (1) (1) Manila A 2Go Shipping vessel, boarding 1,098 passengers, bound to Bacolod from The strandees were provided with purified drinking water and noodle soup by the 03 December 2012, 2:20 PM Manila was reportedly stranded due to the ongoing public storm warning Shipping Line Management. signal. Tornado INCIDENT (1) IX (1) (1) Sitio Fishing Village, Brgy Poblacion, Alicia, A whirlwind/tornado struck in the said area damaging the roof of five (5) Zamboanga Sibugay 04 December 2012, 1:45 PM houses with twenty (20) dependents, and one (1) warehouse with thirteen The victims are evacuated at the Municipal Gymnasium. (13) families / seventy-eight (78) dependents. SitRep No. 16 Tab B EFFECTS OF TYPHOON "PABLO" (BOPHA) AFFECTED POPULATION As of 07 December 2012, 4:00 PM No. of Outside Evacuation TOTAL SERVED - CURRENT Region/Province/ AFFECTED Inside Evacuation Centers Evac Centers (Inside + Outside) Mun/City Centers Brgys Families Persons Families Persons Families Persons Families Persons GRAND TOTAL 2,178 1,077,541 5,317,275 308 44,524 213,469 37,580 179,557 82,104 393,026 REGION IV-B (MIMAROPA) 40 1,266 6,060 3 56 280 - - 56 280 PALAWAN 40 1,266 6,060 3 56 280 - - 56 280 ARACELI 7 546 2,538 - - BUSUANGA 1 6 30 1 6 30 6 30 CAGAYANCILLO 7 43 308 - - CORON 1 45 231 - - CULION 4 102 366 - - DUMARAN 1 15 76 - - EL NIDO (BACUIT) 2 37 185 - - ROXAS 4 91 421 - - SAN VICENTE 1 40 200 1 40 200 40 200 TAYTAY 12 341 1,705 1 10 50 10 50 REGION VI (WESTERN VISAYAS) 71 1,931 8,192 0 - - - - - - GUIMARAS 8 172 805 0 - - - - - - BUENAVISTA 3 35 170 JORDAN 2 66 280 SAN LORENZO 2 43 215 SIBUNAG 1 28 140 ILOILO 12 212 920 0 - - - - - - ILOILO CITY 8 72 339 MIAGAO 3 110 451 TIGBAUAN 1 30 130 NEGROS OCCIDENTAL 51 1,547 6,467 0 - - - - - - BAGO 1 112 400 - - BINALBAGAN 1 3 12 CAUAYAN 4 14 68 - - ESCALANTE 3 15 59 - - HIMAMAYLAN 1 6 30 - - HINOBA-AN (ASIA) 9 621 3,016 - - ISABELA 2 124 359 - - KABANKALAN 2 75 333 - - LA CARLOTA 4 21 84 - - MURCIA 1 6 24 - - PONTEVEDRA 4 193 648 - - PULUPANDAN 6 84 336 - - No. of Outside Evacuation TOTAL SERVED - CURRENT Region/Province/ AFFECTED Inside Evacuation Centers Evac Centers (Inside + Outside) Mun/City Centers Brgys Families Persons Families Persons Families Persons Families Persons SALVADOR BENEDICTO 1 6 24 - - SAN CARLOS 6 243 972 - - SIPALAY 5 19 76 - - REGION VII (CENTRAL VISAYAS) 126 6,895 33,533 117 6,367 31,227 5 5 6,372 31,232 BOHOL 52 1,513 7,487 33 1,222 6,110 2 2 1,224 6,112 ALBURQUERQUE 4 7 22 2 2 2 2 ALICIA 6 66 330 6 66 330 66 330 BUENAVISTA 1 1 5 1 1 5 1 5 CALAPE 5 437 2,185 3 330 1,650 330 1,650 CARLOS P.
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