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Infrastructure Php 3,968.532 M Roads & Bridges Php 2,360.126 M Sch bldgs/classrooms Php 958.116 M Electrical Facilities 297.400 M Health Facilities and Others Php 352.891M Cost of Assistance Provided by Government Agencies/LGUs/NGOs (TAB E) NDCC - Php 16,233,375 DSWD - Php 26,018,019 DOH - Php 15,611,099 LGUs - Php 19,874,903 NGOs - Php 2,595,130 TOTAL - Php 80,332,527 International and Local Assistance/Donations (Tab F) Total International/Donations Cash - US $ 510,000 Aus $ 500,000. In kind - Php 8,000,000 (generator sets, and other non-food items NFI’s) US $ 650,000 (relief flight) Local Assistance/Donations Cash - Php 1,025,000 In Kind - Php 95,539 (assorted relief commodities) 90 sets disaster kits Areas Declared under a State of Calamity by their respective Sanggunians : 10 Provinces Albay, Antique, Iloilo, Aklan, Capiz, Sarangani, Sultan Kudarat, North Cotabato, Marinduque and Romblon 8 Municipalities Paombong and Obando in Bulacan; Carigara, Leyte; and Lake Sebu, Surallah, Sto. Nino and Tiboli in South Cotabato, and San Fernando, Romblon 3 Cities Cotabato City, Iloilo City and Passi City 9 Barangays (Zamboanga City) – Vitali, Mangusu, San Jose Gusu, Tugbungan, Putik, Baliwasan, Tumaga, Sinunuc and Sta. Catalina 2 II. Actions Taken and Resources Mobilized by Agencies: Relief and Recovery Operations NDCC-OPCEN Facilitated release of 17,790 sacks of rice in 11 regions (I – 200, III – 950, IV-A – 1,300, IV-B – 1,150, V – 250, VI – 11,300, VII – 500, VIII – 500, XII – 740, NCR – 300, ARMM – 600) amounting to P16,233,375.00 AFP-PAF Disaster Response Transported the 15 th sortie (assorted goods and medicine boxes) from DZRH & PAGCOR to Iloilo III. Regional Assessment Update Region VI Assessment RDCC VI identified the following as the hardest hit LGUs: • Janiuay, Carles, Tigbauan, Pavia, Ajuy and Sta Barbara in Iloilo; Pan-ay and Roxas City in Capiz; and Kalibo, and Madalag in Aklan • Region VI has been provided assistance amounting to P38, 364,950.77. This includes rice (11,300 sacks) from NDCC, food and non food items from DSWD, DOH, DepEd , LGUs concerned and NGOs/Other GOs Responses • Deployed Rapid Assessment Team from NDCC together with OCDRC VI and DPWH in coordination with PDCCs of Aklan, Antique, Capiz, Iloilo and CDCC Iloilo City • Conducted aerial survey of affected areas in coordination with US Navy, AFP and OCDRC VI • DSWD – distributed relief goods from NGOs, US Balikatan, PAGCOR, NDCC and SM Foundation; conducted needs assessment in evacuation centers • DOH – extended immediate assistance and augmented assorted medical supplies, drugs and compact foods; deployed personnel from RESU 6 & 7 with Epidemiology Center to conduct disease surveillance activities such as cough, fever, dermatitis, conjunctivitis and diarrhea • DepEd – conducted clearing operations in the amount of P1M; conducted repair and maintenance in the amount of P5M • DPWH – installed barricades and warning signs in impassable roads and bridges; rehabilitated alternate route and temporary bridges; conducted clearing operations along major roads • DA – facilitated the release of 5 tons of fish for Kalibo and Aklan; provided 100 pieces gill nets for Aklan; conducted fishing expedition in Aklan using the deployed DA-BFAR vessel; distributed 20,000 bags of Certified Rice Seeds; distributed the Fertilizer Discount Coupon in Dumangas, Pavia, Barotac Nuevo, Iloilo, Kalibo, Banga, Aklan, Pan-ay and Capiz • AFP – transported five units rubber boat from Iloilo airport to RDCC VI Operations Center and Iloilo City; transported relief items, assisted in the SAR operations • PNRC – conducted relief operations; served 2,652 families/18,896 person to 4 municipalities in Iloilo 3 • Local DCCs – extended relief assistance amounting to Php10,312,880.00 (Aklan – Php1,206,530, Antique – Php181,800.00, Capiz – Php2,224,250.00, Iloilo – Php6,700,300.00 and Negros Occidental (120 sacks of rice, 65 boxes sardines, 65 boxes noodles and medicine) Status of Lifelines • Communications -(Smart, Globe, Butel and landline are all operational in Aklan, Capiz , Antique, Iloilo and Negros Occidental) • Water Supply - massive water shortage of potable water in Aklan, Antique, Iloilo and Iloilo City while in Guimaras, Capiz and Iloilo City water facilities are operational • Electricity - Pilar and Maayon in Capiz have no electricity and Guimaras is experiencing partial blackout due to damaged GUMELCO submarine cable Region XII Flashflood in Cotabato City • Out of 11,337 affected families, 904 families are now being housed in 10 evacuation centers in different schools and barangay multi-purpose halls in Cotabato City, namely, Cotabato City Central Pilot School – 17 families, J. Marquez Elem School – 281 families, Madrasa (Poblacion 3) – 65 families, KITFI – 173 families, Tamontaka National High School – 159, ND Village Elem School – 66 families, Ramco Rice Mill – 52 families, Barangay Hall – 52 families, Don E. Sero Elem School – 27 families & Tamontaka Mosque – 26 families Responses • CDCC of Cotabato City conducted an ocular survey to the affected areas • CSWD put up community kitchen soup in coordination with BDCC • CSWD, civic groups and NGOs distributed food assistance Assistance Extended • Archdiocese Piso Serbisyo - food • Red Cross - Food • Kasiglahan Foundation - Manpower support • Julies Bakeshop - Food • BAKWIT Tulong Mindanao - Cooking pots, mosquito nets • CRMC - Empty boxes, used clothing • Cotabato City Institute - Food & used clothing • Students & Teachers ND Village - Food & used clothing • College of Nursing OCAMPO - Provide recreational activities • MYRO - Food • NDU College of Nursing - Medical Assistance/check-up • Vice Governor Nariman Ambolodto Rice • Kag. Josephine Mangindalat - Rice • Atty. Cynthia Guiani-Sayadi - Cash (P10,000.00) • Rotary Club of Cotabato East - Food (2-case noodles, 1 case sardines) • Brgy Capt. Henry Macion - Food (bread) 4 IV. Sectoral Assessment and Needs 1. Infrastructure Damaged roads and bridges which are not passable as of July 1, 2008 due to either collapsed or washed out bridge approaches, cut off road ways, road slips and collapsed road slide structure are the following: Iloilo 6 (Guimbal-Tubungan Road, San Joaquin–Miag-ao Road, Sta Barbara-Cabatuan-Calinog Road Alimodian Road, Cabatuan- Maasin Road and Lambunao NCA Road 11 Camangahan Bridge, Tacurong Detour Bridge, San Joaquin Bridge Tigum Bridge, Ulian Bridge, Mise Bridge, Nichols Bridge, Baltazar Bridge, Aquino Bridge, Imelda Marcos Bridge - 6 spans collapsed); and Pajo Bridge (washed –out) Antique 2 (San Remegio-Bugo Road and Bugasong Valderama Road) 2 (Bugo Bridge, Valderama Bridge and Haures Bridge) Romblon 3 (San Agustin-Sta Maria Road; Sibuyan Circumferential Road; and Tablas Circumferential Road); 2 (Cantingas Bridge Km 20+112 and Marigondon Bridge km 81+493) Leyte 1 (Libungan–Matag-ob-Palompon Road) 2 (Marao Bridge and Abisang Bridge) 2. Electrification Status of Power Restoration as of July 1, 2008 (source: NEA, TransCo) Luzon Mainland, power had been restored in all towns of affected provinces. Three (3) towns such as Balud in Masbate; Magdiwang in Romblon and Torrijos in Marinduque will be energized within 2 to 3 days. In the Visayas, power had been restored in all provinces except in five (5) towns. One (1) is Carles in Iloilo and Balete, Libacao, New Washington, Madalag in Aklan Locations/ % of No. of % of Brgys No. of Cost of Regions Towns Energized Household Damages Energized Served (Million) IV 95 81 81 P34.6 V 93 52 92 20.0 VI 95 78 76 154.5 VII 100 97 91 22.0 VIII 100 94 93 66.3 Luzon 95 75 83 54.6 Visayas 98 87 84 243.0 13 Provinces or 97 84 84 297.4 21 Electric Coops 5 Most of the areas without power will be restored within a week. Deployed the Task Force Kapatid from 18 electric cooperatives to restore power the soonest possible to heavily damaged areas in Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao Most of the ECs have been deployed in Panay to assist Aklan, Capiz, Antique and Iloilo Bantayan and Northern Cebu (CEBECO) are being assisted by BOHECO I and II; CEBECO I and III; and BATELEC I and II are deployed to Romblon Panay Grid is at 98% energized; 69KV Dingle-Calinog (Iloilo) line is to be restored by 18 July . V. Over all Needs /Requirements The emergency relief needs are still food, clothing, construction materials for transition shelters; non food items (NFIs) Financial assistance for the bereaved families; shelter assistance; repair of damaged school, health facilities and water systems; replacement of damaged textbooks and equipment; provision of financial / agricultural assistance and crop seedlings; restoration of electricity; rehabilitation of farm to market roads; medicines for prevention of communicable diseases; loan assistance; and livelihood assistance TAB A - Affected Population TABs B and B-1 - Casualties TAB C - Damaged Houses TAB D - Estimated Cost of Damages TAB E - Cost of Assistance TAB F - International and Local Assistance/Donations 6 Sitrep No. 27 Tab A TYPHOON "FRANK" (FENGSHEN) AFFECTED AND DISPLACED POPULATION As of 03 July 2008, 6:00 PM Number of Affected Inside Evac Centers No. of Outside Evac Centers TOTAL SERVED Region/ Province/ Mun/ Evac City Brgys Families Persons Families PersonsCenters Families Persons Families Persons Estab. GRAND TOTAL 5,616 821,931 4,146,335 32,653 167,712 433 512,176 2,597,811 543,872 2,765,153 ** I 8 214 984 - - - - - - - PANGASINAN 6 33 129 - - - - - - - Dagupan City 1 5 25 Lingayen 1 3 8 Sual 4 25 96 LA UNION 2 181 855 - - - - - - - Agoo 1 21 105 Naguilian 1 160 750 **III 146 21,109 104,791
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    THE PHILIPPINE STAR SUNDAY | OCTOBER 22, 2017 classifinder B INVITATION TO BID Properties of PDIC and various closed banks December 8, 2017 (Friday) Venue: Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas, Cebu Regional Office, Cor. Osmena Blvd & P. del Rosario St., Cebu City Bids shall be accepted starting 9:00 A.M. until 2:00 P.M. (PDIC time/no extension) UNIT UNIT PROPERTY MINIMUM BID DISCLO- PROPERTY MINIMUM BID DISCLO- DESCRIPTION TITLE / TD NO. LOCATION AREA DESCRIPTION TITLE / TD NO. LOCATION AREA NO. (PhP) SURES NO. (PhP) SURES (SqM.) (SqM.) AKLAN Lot 1 Blk. 11, Sitio Vacant interior 1-0541- Vacant Malinawon (Dumdum 1-0585- TD No. 05-015- Lot 3084, Brgy. TCT No. T-79065 297 103,950.00 bkn2126 residential lot w/o 541 dkln926 000000003 residential lot Subd.), Poblacion, 000000051 000485 Mambog, Banga ROW District II, Toboso 327,300.00 Vacant interior Lot 2 Blk. 11, Sitio 1-0585- Lot 3082, Brgy. residential lot w/ TCT No. T-25112 550 akln926 1-0541- Vacant Malinawon (Dumdum 000000068 Mambog, Banga TCT No. T-79066 299 74,750.00 bkn2126 ROW 000000004 residential lot Subd.), Poblacion, Lot 19-B, Block 10, District II, Toboso 1-0585- Interior residential TCT No. T- 23651 Capitol Subdivision, 309 247,200.00 akln26 Lot 4 Blk. 7, Sitio 000000065 lot w/ ROW 1-0525- Vacant Malinawon (Dumdum Brgy. Estancia, Kalibo TCT No. T-79949 298 89,400.00 bkn2126 1-0585- Vacant residential Lot 4839-D, Brgy. 000000002 residential lot Subd.), Poblacion, TCT No. T- 13726 936 280,800.00 bkl26 000000062 lot Pooc, Kalibo District II, Toboso Vacant interior 1-0579- Lot 8-A, Brgy.