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PHILIPPINES - Typhoon Haiyan- November 2013 For Humanitarian Relief Purposes Only WASH Baseline Barangay Assessment April 2014 - Barangays reporting chlorination practice Production date : 22 May 2014 San Magdiwang Capul Rosario Batuan Antonio Victoria Mapanas Capul San Romblon San Victoria Catarman Catubig Cajidiocan Lagundi Roque Baleno Batuan Antonio Gamay Aroroy Parotan Pambujan Catubig Gamay Romblon Cajidiocan Masbate Cagpipi San San Bobon Mondragon Isidro Las Lapinig Masbate Isidro San Silvino Las Navas Tuog Lapinig Philippines City Lope Northern Fernando Lobos Navas Mobo San de Vega Samar Jipapad Jipapad Mandaon Vicente Mobo Silvino Jipapad Milagros San Lobos Bu-ang Vicente Concepcion Cagpile Mandaon Tagpili Milagros Dimasalang Arteche San Dimasalang Policarpo San Uson Calbayog Matuguinao Policarpo Uson Dimasalang Matuguinao City Maslog Oras Maslog Masbate Palanas San Jose Maslog Spratly Islands de Buan Dolores Palanas Tagapul-An Calbayog Gandara Tagapul-an City Santa San Jose Balud Villa Cawayan Margarita de Buan Dolores Balud Flores Hilaboan Cawayan Pananangatan Cataingan Gandara San Samar Pagsanghan Can-Avid Jorge San Can-Avid Pagsanghan Jorge Motiong Placer Almagro Malaysia Santo Tarangnan Placer Almagro Brunei Nino Santo Niño Tarangnan Jiabong Taft Pio V. 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Jiabong Wright Corpuz Catbalogan Maripipi City Esperanza Sulat Esperanza Maripipi Sulat Ibajay Tangalan Catbalogan Ibajay Tangalan San San Tangalan Numancia Sebastian Julian Numancia Hinabangan Pandan Makato San San Makato Kalibo Kawayan Hinabangan Eastern Julian Zumarraga Sebastian Makato Kalibo New Kawayan Samar Lezo Washington Lezo Culaba Banga Zumarraga Sebaste Almeria Culaba Calbiga Banga Almeria Malinao Roxas Calbiga Borongan Malinao City Batan Pinabacdao Borongan Carles Caibiran Daram Roxas Naval Biliran City Balete Carles Naval Caibiran Balete Batan City Talalora Altavas Panay Villareal Pinabacdao Aklan Ivisan Cabucgayan Talalora Madalag Panay Villareal Altavas Ivisan Calubian Biliran Maydolong Sapi-an Loctugan Balasan Corregidor Tagacay Pontevedra Pilar Sapi-An Town Balasan Cabucgayan Madalag Panitan Pontevedra Estancia Biliran Santa Santa President Pilar Estancia Calubian Rita Panitan San Rita Libacao Sigma Roxas Maydolong Mambusao Sigma Babatngon Libacao Batad Isidro Balangkayan Mambusao President San Culasi Jamindan Jamindan Capiz Dao Maayon Roxas Batad Isidro Balangkayan Dao Leyte Babatngon Basey Ma-Ayon Tibiao Leyte Llorente Hernani Cuartero San Tabango Dumalag San Hernani Cuartero Dionisio Nouvillas Tabango Carigara Barugo Madridejos Capoocan Miguel Tacloban Occidental Dumalag San Daanbantayan Basey San City Barbaza Sara Dionisio Madridejos Tapaz Dumarao Tunga Miguel General Sara Capoocan Tunga Tacloban Macarthur Bingawan Concepcion Carigara General Dumarao Lemery Tapaz Concepcion Villaba MacArthur Laua-An Bingawan Lemery Alangalang Marabut Bantayan Sillon Cabalioa Villaba Kananga Jaro Alangalang Santa Fe Lawaan Balangiga San Hamayhumay Quinapondan Passi Rafael Ajuy Bantayan Santa Fe City Santa Fe Kananga Palo Quinapundan Salcedo San Matag-ob Jaro Salcedo Calinog Ajuy Basaan San Bugasong Passi Rafael Medellin Pastrana Palo Calinog Vicente Giporlos Lambunao City Medellin Matag-Ob Mercedes Pastrana Tanauan Balangiga Lambunao San San Marabut Giporlos Enrique Barotac Barotac Remigio Tanauan Antique Dueñas San Viejo Dagami Tolosa Enrique Viejo Bogo Valderrama Duenas Palompon Ormoc Dagami Banate Palompon Leyte Guiuan Bogo City Tolosa Tabontabon Guiuan Valderrama Badiangan Dingle Banate City Ormoc Iloilo Anilao Janiuay Dingle Anilao Julita Sorog Badiangan Burauen Julita Cadiz Dulag Manapla Caduhaan Burauen Janiuay Mina City Isabel Merida Dulag Pototan Catapud Tabogon Tabogon Mina Albuera Mayorga Maasin New Manapla Merida Albuera San Pototan Barotac Mayorga San Lucena Victorias Remigio Alimodian Maasin Nuevo La Paz Remigio Cabatuan New La Paz Enrique B. Victorias Sagay Cabatuan Lucena Zarraga Magalona City Cadiz Santa Escalante Borbon Borbon Leon Dumangas Enrique B. City Sagay MacArthur Barbara Santa Dumangas Tabuelan Tubungan Alimodian Magalona City Tabuelan Macarthur Barbara Escalante Pilar Leon San Silay City Sibalom Miguel Leganes Igbaras Tubungan Pavia Silay Sogod City Sogod Javier Igbaras Abuyog Guimbal Iloilo Talisay Negros Tuburan Oton Talisay Toboso Toboso Catmon Tigbauan Mandurriao City Tuburan Guiuan Oton Molo Iloilo Buenavista City Occidental Danao Miagao Tigbauan Villa City Bacolod Lake Baybay San Guimbal Jordan Catmon San Poro Bacolod Tudela Abuyog Joaquin Miagao San Francisco Baybay City Tudela Calatrava Francisco Poro City San Jordan San Murcia Don Salvador Calatrava Dawis Joaquin Lorenzo Carmen Mahaplag Murcia Benedicto Salvador Asturias Norte Guimaras Mahaplag Bago Benedicto Asturias Danao Nueva City Danao Valencia City Silago Sibunag Pulupandan Bago City Inopacan Landasan San Silago Balamban Inopacan Pulupandan City Carlos Compostela San Nueva Balamban Quezon Valladolid Carlos Valencia Compostela City Hindang Sogod Valladolid Hindang La Carlota Consolacion Southern San Mandaue Enrique La Carlota Liloan Canlaon Toledo City Leyte Hinunangan City Vallehermoso Hilongos Sogod CIty City Consolacion Hilongos Hinunangan Hinundayan Cebu Cebu Bontoc Toledo Mandaue Bontoc Libagon Loreto Pontevedra La Castellana Canlaon City Lapu-Lapu Hilongos Saint Hinundayan City City Loreto Pontevedra La Castellana City City Bernard Minglanilla Cebu Bato Bato Vallehermoso Pinamungahan Lapu-Lapu City Saint City Libagon Tubajon Bernard Anahawan Matalom Tubajon Moises Cordoba Tomas Anahawan Hinigaran Moises Tomas San Juan Padilla Matalom Oppus Hinigaran Padilla Naga Minglanilla Talisay Cordova Oppus San Juan Guihulngan Aloguinsan City Colon Naga Malitbog Isabela Isabela City Libjo Binalbagan Guihulngan Aloguinsan San San Pres. Maasin Isidro Libjo Fernando Carlos P. City Cabul-an Malitbog Liloan Negros San Jetafe Talibon Garcia Fernando Maasin Dinagat Macrohon Oriental Talibon President Carlos Binalbagan Barili Carcar Bien Padre San Carcar Jetafe Polestico Garcia Liloan Islands Himamaylan Carabalan Barili Talibon Unido Francisco Burgos Basilisa Macrohon San San Surigao Himamaylan La Libertad Buenavista Bohol Trinidad Cagdianao Dumanjug Ubay Francisco Ricardo City La Libertad Basilisa del Norte Buenavista Trinidad Padre Pintuyan Santa Ilog Dumanjug Inabanga Santa Sibonga Burgos Sibonga San Ubay San San 0 10 20 30 KmMsonica Monica Ilog Kabankalan Jimalalud Inabanga San San Jose San Kabankalan Miguel San Ricardo Jose Cagdianao Cauayan City Tayasan Moalboal Ronda Miguel Burgos City Jimalalud Argao Tubigon Danao Francisco Dinagat Benito Alcantara Chlorination Practiced in the Barangay Administrative Boundaries KIs declared that the chlorination of water is a known practice and practiced Data sources: Note: Data, designations and boundaries contained on this map are not by HHs in the barangay but not necessarily by the entire population of the WASH Assessment: REACH / WASH Cluster warranted to error-free and do not imply acceptance by the REACH No Yes Province Municipalities Typhoon Path barangay. This information does not provide any figure on the % of the Administrative Boundaries: OCHA COD partners, associated, donors mentioned on this map. population which treat the water before drinking: it provides only an Cities and Roads: OSM indication of the knowledge level of the HHs on water quality issues. File: PHL_ChlorinationALL_22MAY2014_A0 All maps available at http://philippines.humanitarianresponse.info/ Contact: [email protected].
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    Republic of the Philippines Department of Environment and Natural Resources MINES AND GEOSCIENCES BUREAU REGIONAL OFFICE NO. 8 APPLICATION FOR SAND AND GRAVEL INDUSTRIAL PERMIT (IPA) ANNEX-E SEQ HOLDER %Ownership of (Integer no. (Name, Authorized Major Filipino DATE DATE FILED of TENEMENT NO Representative with and Foreign AREA (has.) APPROVED MUNICIPALITY PROVINCE COMMODITY REMARKS (mm/dd/yyyy) TENEMENT designation, Address, Person(s) with (mm/dd/yyyy) NO) Contact details) Nationality Lanoy, Anita, M. 100 % Filipino 9.9441 New Higasaan River, MGB-8 ISSUED ORDER OF DENIAL/ Brgy. Sotero, Javier, Leyte Brgy. Libertad, Abuyog REJECTION DATED AUGUST 13, 2019. Received a Motion for Reconsideration on September 18, 2019 from Ms. Lanoy. MGB-8 sent a letter dated December 11, 2004-88 03/02/2004 Sand & Gravel 2019 addressed to the Postmaster, Philippine Postal Corporation, Tacloban City reiterating letters dated August 30, 2019 & September 19, 2019 requesting for a Certification as to the receipt of the IPA-2004-88-VIII Leyte Order of Denial/Rejection of Ms. Lanoy. Johanna G. Andrade 100 % Filipino ISSUED ORDER OF REJECTION ON Maharlika Highway, 10/22/2015. MGB-8 sent a letter dated Campetic, Palo, Leyte. December 11, 2019 addressed to the TIN#:146-199-843 Postmaster, Philippine Postal Corporation, Tacloban City reiterating letters dated 2009-151 09/25/2009 August 30, 2019 & September 19, 2019 requesting for a Certification as to the receipt of the Order of Denial/Rejection of Ms. Andrade. Sent letter dated Daguitan River, Brgy. January 14, 2020 to the Postmaster IPA-000151-VIII 7.769 Kalaw, Burauen Leyte Sand & Gravel requesting for a Certification/Return Card.