D. Initial Report on Damage to Agriculture (sources: RDRRMCs II and III) Region II - 30,092 hectares of palay and corn were damaged in and : (5,597 hectares totally and 24,495 hectares partially) with estimated loss pegged at PhP313,749,207.00 or 15.169 metric tons - 641,187 kgs. or an estimated 7,717,270 pcs. of fingerings and marketable fish and 294.53 hectares of fishponds with an estimated cost of PhP 88,564,213.00 were damaged/affected in Cagayan, Isabela, Nueva and Vizcaya

Region III - 57 hectares of rice, 19 hectares assorted vegetable, fruit trees and 2 hectares fishery amounting to PhP2,439,364.00 were damaged in Aurora Province

II. STATUS OF LIFELINES Roads/Bridges Conditions (Tab C) 5 Six (6) road sections and six (5) bridges in Cagayan, Isabela, Aurora, and Kalinga are still not passable due to flooding, landslides and washed-out approach

Status of Dams 5 Magat Dam (as of 08 November 2010, 5;00 AM) – water level: 193.48m (spilling level: 193m); inflow: 1,340 cu m/sec; outflow: 569 cu m/sec; with 2 gates opened @ 4m height

Water Level of Gauging Stations 5 Buntun Bridge Gauging Station in , Cagayan (as of 07 November 2010, 4:00 PM) – water level: 9.5m (alarm: 9.0m; and critical: 12.0m) 5 Gamu Gauging Station in Isabela–water level: 1.06m, no rainfall (as of 08 November 2010, 05:00 AM)

III. INCIDENTS MONITORED Floods – 3 Region III: Fifteen (15) barangays in Casiguran, Aurora (Esperanza, Culas, Calantas, Lual, Marikit, Calaqcuasan, Tinib, Dibacong, Bianuan, Esteves, Calabagan, Ditinagyan, Tabas, and Dibet) CAR: Brgys San Quintin, San Isidro, Balabag East and San Pascual in Rizal, Kalinga and Laya East, Dagupan, Tabuk

Landslides - 4 Region II: Purok 4 Brgy Libertad and Brgy Dipuso in San Mariano, Isabela CAR: Brookside, Bulanao, Tabuk and Dupang Old Tanglag, Lubuagan, Kalinga Province Lubuagan Landslide 5 On 06 November, the collapsed portion of Mt. Musimos in Lubuagan, Kalinga resulted in an embankment and impounded large volume of water river

2 5 MDRRMC Lubuagan, PNP and AFP initiated mass forced evacuation (pre-emptive evacuation) in nearby residents of Sitio Suklap, Tangiag, Lubuagan with 200 families evacuated. Residents have returned to their respective homes 5 CRDRRMC alerted the DENR-MGB for possible geological assessment 5 17th IB notified its sub-units’ commanders in areas likely to be affected like Rizal, , Piat, Sto. NiNo; , and . The Batallion Commander ordered the Commanders to conduct information patrols particularly in low-lying areas at the foot of mountains and to force residents to evacuate to higher grounds 5 PRO-2 Regional Director, PCS Villaroman directed all station commanders of municipalities in Cagayan to inform their respective mayors to initiate forced evacuation of residents along where Chico River might dump its water 5 RDRRMCs/OCDRCs CAR and II closely coordinated with PDRRMC Kalinga through its Provincial Coordinator assigned in Tabuk, Kalinga 5 The assessment team composed of representatives from DPWH, DZRH, MDRRMC Lubuagan, Kalinga, 21 IB and Volunteers reported that impounded water caused by the collapsed mountain slowly and normally flowed. The 21 IB confirmed that the debris were slowly washed out by the river current. 5 Governnor Jocel C Baac informed the people of Tabuk, and other areas along the Chico River that the danger caused by the landslide/erosion of a portion of Mt. Mosimos at Dupag, Tabuk ceased when the water started to flow normally at noon yesterday, 06 November 2010

IV. EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT SUMMARY OF ASSISTANCE (Details Tab D) 5 The reported cost of assistance provided by the National Government and LGUs amounted to PhP9,725,308.00 broken down as follows: DSWD – PhP 1, 292,600.00 LGUs – PhP 8,432,708.00

NATIONAL ACTIONS

NDRRMC-OPCEN 5 Prepared and disseminated NDRRMC Advisories/Bulletin/Warnings (Weather Advisories, General Flood Advisories, Flood Bulletins, Bulusan Volcano Bulletin, GALE Warnings) to the Chairpersons of RDRRMCs of Regions I, II, III, IV-A, IV-B, V, CAR and CARAGA for further dissemination to the local DRRMCs; Declared partial activation of NDRRMC OpCen into an Emergency Operation Center (EOC) in view of the continuous rains that triggered flooding/flashfloods in Northern and Central Luzon, with implementing member-agencies such as: AFPDRTF, BFP, PNP, PCG, DOH, DSWD and PAGASA to report at NDRRMC OpCen 5 Initiated inter-agency coordination with AFPDRTF, PNP, BFP and PCG and OCD Regions II, III, V and CAR for the availability of Search and Rescue Teams with rubber boats for the immediate conduct of SAR and evacuation operations in flood-stricken areas of Cagayan, Isabela and Aurora Provinces, forced evacuation/pre-emptive evacuation in Sorsogon (due to Bulusan Volcano

3 Activity) and Lubuagan, Kalinga (due to collapsed portion of Mt. Musimos), and coordinated with AFPCC for the availability of Helicopter for aerial survey to affected areas and to transport/airlift relief supplies of DSWD to Cagayan and Isabela

AFP-DRTF (PN, PA and PAF) 5 Deployed one (1) PNART team from San Vicente Naval Operating Base (SVNOB) from Sta Ana, Cagayan composed of 1 Officer and 10 EPs with one (1) rubber boat aboard M35 truck to augment disaster relief operation/search and rescue (DRO/SAR) efforts of 17th Infantry Batallion in the flooded areas in Alcala, Cagayan 5 Also deployed one (1) RHIB of PG372 with five (5) personnel led by one (1) Officer to Brgy Esperanza, Casiguran, Aurora for disaster rescue operations 5 PAF Helicopter with tail number 662 with took off Tuguegarao City for Centro Lasam, Cagayan and distributed 1,000 family food packs of DSWD, (weighing 5,000 kilos) to the following municipalities: (200); Lasam (200); Alcala (200); (200) and Solana (200) with ten (10) sorties made. The distribution of relief goods is closely supervised by joint personnel of PAF led by LtCol Peralta, TOG Commander; PA led by Col Arnulfo Marcos, 502nd Brigade Commander; Cagayan Police Provincial Office; Provincial Social Welfare Office led by Edna Junio and DSWD FO II led by Director Arnel Garcia PNP 5 PNP HQ directed their respective Search and Rescue (SAR) units in Regions II and III to assist PRDRRCs SAR operations in Cagayan and Isabela 5 At 10:45 AM 6 November, PNP-Special Action Force (SAF) dispatched 4 boat teams composed of 42 personnel led by PCINSP Munoz with HPG escorts who jumped off from HQ, PNP SAF on or about 10:40 AM November 06, 2010. Said teams will link up with three (3) boat teams of Maritime Group with 32 personnel under PSINP Sison to proceed to Cagayan Province for SAR operations 5 SAR teams from SAF and Maritime Group (MG) conducted an aerial assessment of the areas affected by flooding in Region II after they were briefed by PCSUPT Franciso J Villaroman, RD PRO2 on 7 Novermber, 8:00 AM. They reported that the rain had stopped and affected families living in low lying areas in Isabela and Cagayan are still at the evacuation centers. The SAR teams were later deployed in Baggao, Amulung, Alcala, , and Tuguegarao areas. 5 PNP OPCENs in Regions I, II, III, and CAR are continuously monitoring the regional situation 5 PRO2 established a Command Post at PRO2 HQ, Camp Adduru, Tuguegarao City, Cagayan to monitor rescue and relief operations in coordination with LGUs concerned and alerted its stations and field disaster response teams for possible rescue operations 5 The local Police Station in Isabela recovered four (4) cadavers at the landslide area in Brgy Libertad, San Mariano Isabela and Cagayan PPO rescued five (5) persons in Brgy. Atulayan Norte, Tuguegarao City, Cagayan 5 On November 05, 2010, RD PRO 2 presided a meeting among Command Group and Directorial Staff attended by RD OCD2 and members of PDRRMC Cagayan to discuss SAR and relief operations in areas within the AOR and conduct of aerial survey today, 6 November in the flooded areas utilizing a chopper requested by Congressman Randolf Ting of 3rd District Cagayan

4 5 PNP-HQ requested DIPO-NL for the availability of ten (10) more rescue motorboats and other rescue assets that would come from PRO 1 and PRO Cordillera to be used in rescue operations and relief distribution 5 Contingent from Cagayan Police Office is continuously assisting the concerned government agencies in the distribution of relief goods in flood-stricken areas 5 PPO Cagayan Police Office personnel is closely coordinating with the PAF personnel, PSWDO Cagayan and DSWD 2 for the distribution of relief goods PCG-HQ 5 The Commander Coast Guard District Northern Luzon (CGDNLZ) has deployed two (2) teams of Deployable Response Group (DRG) to support SAR operations initiated by local government units and authorities in the area; Instructed two (2) DRG teams deployed in Matnog, Bicol during Undas, to diver to Puerto Real through Coast Guard District Southern Tagalog to augment SAR and evacuation operations in flooded areas; Placed the two (2) PCG Islanders on alert status to conduct air reconnaissance and assess the extent of flooded areas and locate persons in distress; and Directed Coast Guard Districts Northern Luzon and Southern Tagalog together with their Coast Guard Stations and Detachments to be on heightened alert and to render necessary assistance to local populace who are affected by flood 5 Assets deployed by PCG: three (3) teams of Deployable Response Group (DRG) on 04 Nov 2010: two (2) teams in Gattaran, Cagayan; and one (1) team in Casiguran, Aurora; two (2) rubber boats; one (1) M35 truck; and one (1) pick- up vehicle 5 Assets alerted/stand-by: SARV -002 – Mission ready (CGDNCRCL); SARV - 3502 - mission ready (CGDSTL); AE-891 – mission ready (CGDNCRCL); TB 271– mission ready (CGDNCRCL); RHIBs, RBs, Fast Boats/Interceptors – mission ready; and two (2) PCG islanders 5 PCG dispatched 4 DRG teams to the flooded areas in Regions II and III on November 04, 2010 - Team 1 in Ballesteros, Cagayan - recovered 1 dead body (Joseph Tamayo) of Brgy Lana, Solano and rescued 20 civilians and 18 stranded passengers in San Vicente, Sta. Ana bound for Calayan Island. Also conducted SAR mission of missing person from a capsized banca at vicinity waters of Punta, Aparri - Team 2 in Tuguegarao, Cagayan - rescued 13 civilians (SAR operations temporarily suspended due to strong current of Cagayan River - Team 3 in Ballacayo Bridge, San Pablo, Isabela - assisted 260 stranded passengers - ongoing mission but stranded in Alcala, Cagayan - Team 4 in Dinalungan, Aurora enroute to Dinadiawan, Aurora to assist ferry stranded passengers - conducted joint operations with PN onboard Naval Patrol Craft PG372. Team 4 returned to Manila 06 Nov 2010, 11:20 AM after mission completed - Medical personnel as part of the DRG teams were also deployed in the above-mentioned areas to assist in the rescue/disaster operations 5 From November 05 - 06, 2010, PCG Islander 251 conducted aerial reconnaissance in the flooded vicinities of Casiguran, Aurora Province; Roxas and Aurora, Isabela and several municipalities of Sto. Tomas, Cabanigan, Cabagan, Sta Maria, San Pablo and Tuguegarao City, Cagayan Province

5 DOH-HEMS 5 Prepared and augmented assorted drugs, medicine (hyposol, antibiotics) and medical supplies worth PhP1,231,922.19 for delivery to affected areas (Cagayan, , Aurora) in Centers for Health Development (CHD) II and III Said supplies have been transported early on 06 November 2010 to the following CHDs: CHD II PhP641,653.39 and CHD III PhP590, 268.80 5 CHD II pre-positioned medicines, Oresol and water disinfectant for possible water-borne diseases in flooded communities

DSWD 5 Mobilized/deployed Regional QRT and SWAD teams to assist the affected LGUs concerned in disaster operations 5 Prepositioned standby funds, family food packs and stockpile of relief commodities (food and non-food items) at the DSWD Field Offices, ready for additional augmentation/assistance to all type of disasters, whenever necessary 5 Earmarked PhP1Million for Region II for the purchase of emergency relief supplies in addition to its pre-positioned relief resources, to augment the needs of affected families 5 Requested 15,000 sets of tents and 20 pieces pre-cut tarpaulins from UN agencies/organizations through the Resident Coordinator Jacqueline Badcock, augment resources along requirements for temporary shelters of displaced families 5 Pre-positioned standby funds, family food packs and stockpile of relief commodities (food and non-food items) at the DSWD Field Offices, ready for additional augmentation/assistance to all type of disasters, whenever necessary 5 Delivered one (1) truckload of relief supplies worth Php490,800.00 consisting of 2,000 family food packs (P328,200.00), 250 boxes of noodles (P102,600.00) and 10 tents (P60,000.00) from the DSWD-NROC to Tuguegarao City as additional standby relief resources to DSWD-FO II 5 PhP15.4M worth of standby funds (P7.9M) and food and non-food items (P7.4M) are pre-positioned in concerned DSWD-FOs with P2.5M (16.26%) in DSWD CAR, P7.8M (50.90%) DSWD-FO II and P5.04M (32.84%) in DSWD FO III, readily available for augmentation support: Field Standby Family Food Non-Food Total Office Funds Food (PhP) Packs II 6,759,792.60 150,000.00 848,239.00 70,000.00 7,828,031.60 III 260,041.30 44,919.28 85,676.80 4,658,495.25 5,049,132.63 CAR 936,709.78 13,152.00 365,488.12 1,186,004.12 2,501,354.02 Total 7,956,543.68 208,071.28 1,299,403.92 5,914,499.37 15,378,518.25 5 DSWD FO II provided PhP290,000 worth of relief assistance to the affected families of Cagayan to wit: PhP 190,000 (1,000 food packs and 300 relief clothing) PhP 100,000 (500 food packs and 200 relief clothing) 5 Another truckload carrying 250 boxes of noodles (PhP102,600.00), 2,500 packs of clothing (PhP250,000.00), and 4 rolls of tarpaulin (PhP16,000.00) totally amounting to PhP368,600.00 from DSWD-NROC were delivered to Tuguegarao City on 06 November 2010 as additional standby relief resources for DSWD-FO II

6 MMDA 5 Deployed three (3) rescue teams (16 persons) with one rubber boat with outboard motor, 1 wooden flood boat; and 1 chainsaw each team to Tuguegarao City to assist in rescue operations. The teams headed by Mr. Aldo Mayor arrived 4:00 AM 06 Nov 2010 at Tuguegarao City and are on stand-by at PDRRMC Cagayan ready for dispatch DPWH 5 Mobilized its engineering unit with heavy equipment along critical roads in the affected provinces to conduct clearing operations

NGCP 5 Assessed damages on transmission facilities in the affected areas and informed NDRRMC that all facilities are operating in full capacity and that power outages in some areas are due to issues on distribution/cooperative level PRC 5 PRC National Headquarter dispatched one team headed by Mr Darius Fernandez and arrived 7:00 PM, 05 November in Tuguegarao City to assist in the disaster operations in Cagayan

PDRRMC Albay 5 Organized a mercy mission with 76-man team of Albay Health Emergency Management Staff (AHEMS), Nurses and emergency paramedics, water sanitation hygiene or WASH specialists, water purifying with capacity of 33 thousand liters and water tanker to Isabela; also delivered PhP250,000.00 cash. The mission took off on 07 November 2010. The Governor of Cagayan also received Php250,000.00 cash from Albay.

REGIONAL ACTIONS

Region II 5 RDRRMC II disseminated weather and flood bulletins to the PCG II, member- agencies, Local Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Councils (LDRRMCs) and local media (radio stations) thru SMS and facsimile; Coordinated with PAGASA and National Irrigation Administration-Magat River Integrated Irrigation System (NIA-MARIIS) on the status of water level at Buntun Bridge Gauging Station and Magat Dam, respectively; and coordinated with LDRRMCs on the situation in their AOR and preparedness activities such as pre-emptive evacuation 5 Chairperson of PDRRMC Cagayan issued Executive Order (EO) No. 19 dated November 04, 2010, declaring the suspension of work to all government agencies and EO No. 20, declaring suspension of classes in all schools province -wide due to continuous rains 5 Local DRRMCs deployed organized equipped SAR Teams in the affected areas in Cagayan and Isabela 5 The PA is conducting Search and Rescue (SAR) and evacuation in flooded municipalities 5 DSWD Field Office 2 and Social Welfare and Development (SWAD) Teams in Cagayan, Isabela, and Quirino are on 24 hour duty since 03 November 2010 to monitor the effects of the continuous rains

7 5 DSWD FO II distributed food packs and used clothing to affected families: Cagayan Province - 1,000 food packs, Tuguegarao City - 500 food packs, Tuguegarao City – 200 packs of used clothing 5 PDRRMC Cagayan convened the council discussed preparedness measures; prepositioned 300 packs of relief goods to Sub-Capitol at Brgy. Bangag, Lallo, Cagayan; distributed relief goods to the isolated barangays using the rescue chopper of the PAF 5 Rescue 29 Cagayan prepositioned rescue teams, rubber boats, relief goods and dump trucks; Rescue 116 Baggao and Rescue 24 Peñablanca deployed rescue teams in flood-prone/low-lying barangays Region III 5 OCD Region III coordinated with 7th ID and Coast Guard for possible evacuation of stranded residents 5 PA is conducting clearing operations along the roads going to Casiguran 5 PNP Aurora assisted the MDRRMC of Casiguran in evacuating families from heavily flooded barangays 5 MDRRMC Casiguran provided relief assistance to the flood victims worth PhP120,000 and provided relief goods to the 30 passengers who were stranded at Casiguran Public Market. Roads going to Baler, Aurora are now passable. CAR 5 PDRRMC Kalinga mobilized emergency responders from PNP, AFP, BFP and PDRRMC with 4 fire trucks, 8 ambulance, 1 rescue van, and 1 rubber boat; mobilized KREMS, DCC Rescue teams, 501st BDE, PNP Rescue Team; provide relief goods to families affected; 21 Infantry Batallion and 77th IB-PA; and nine (9) hospitals are on red alert status 5 PDRRMC Apayao conducted sand bagging operations in Poblacion Luna, Apayao; mobilized 7 groups of emergency responders with 5 rubber boats, 12 ambulances and 4 trucks 5 OCD–CAR Staff assisted the PDRRMC Rapid Assessment Team in the conduct of rapid assessment and needs analysis (RDANA)

8 Sitrep No. 13 Tab A Effects of Continuous Rains AFFECTED POPULATION As of 08 November 2010, 6:00 AM

No. of Inside Evacuation Outside Evacuation TOTAL SERVED - CURRENT Region/Province/ AFFECTED Evac Centers Centers (Inside + Outside) Mun/City Centers Brgys Families Persons Families Persons Families Persons Families Persons GRAND TOTAL 541 115,563 460,168 64 2,723 12,400 70,054 248,906 72,777 261,306 REGION II () 483 100,066 381,878 63 2,697 12,244 70,054 248,906 72,751 261,150 CAGAYAN 251 45,272 192,680 39 2,259 10,176 23,255 97,739 25,514 107,915 7 206 1,164 3 55 269 76 558 131 827 ALCALA 25 2,962 10,068 3 232 575 655 3,211 887 3,786 AMULUNG 33 6,303 31,515 2 461 2,670 137 845 598 3,515 BAGGAO 5 40 200 1 40 200 40 200 BALLESTEROS 3 586 3,717 3 586 2,637 586 2,637 15 1,163 5,238 1 2 15 755 3,395 757 3,410 CLAVERIA 4 36 164 25 115 25 115 ENRILE 8 2,308 10,387 2 15 46 1,490 6,722 1,505 6,768 GATTARAN 15 1,384 6,269 900 4,075 900 4,075 IGUIG 17 1,631 8,155 1,060 5,301 1,060 5,301 LAL-LO 13 2,708 10,366 1,760 6,738 1,760 6,738 LASAM 12 904 5,520 2 32 152 718 4,450 750 4,602 PEÑABLANCA 13 1,206 5,522 1 5 23 779 3,566 784 3,589 PIAT 4 74 296 48 192 48 192 RIZAL 16 603 2,954 392 1,920 392 1,920 SANTO NIÑO (FAIRE) 3 540 2,430 1 140 630 260 1,170 400 1,800 SOLANA 10 2,046 10,425 1,330 6,776 1,330 6,776 TUAO 9 1,450 6,524 6 329 1,605 686 2,962 1,015 4,567 TUGUEGARAO CITY 39 19,122 71,766 14 362 1,354 12,184 45,743 12,546 47,097 ISABELA 231 54,766 189,058 24 438 2,068 46,799 151,167 47,237 153,235 CAUAYAN CITY 9 242 1,386 157 901 157 901 ALICIA 13 784 3,528 510 2,293 510 2,293 BENITO SOLIVEN 8 1,289 5,798 838 3,769 838 3,769 CABAGAN 17 17,986 53,926 17,986 53,926 17,986 53,926 DELFIN ALBANO (MAGSAYSAY) 13 1,871 8,940 1 5 67 913 4,629 918 4,696 60 18,275 48,119 15 242 1,087 17,977 46,779 18,219 47,866 MALLIG 9 561 1,683 261 1,094 261 1,094 QUEZON 3 113 459 73 298 73 298 QUIRINO 2 64 420 0 0 REINA MERCEDES 4 712 3,204 463 2,083 463 2,083 ROXAS 5 674 3,370 150 750 150 750 SAN GUILLERMO 1 10 46 10 46 10 46 SAN ISIDRO 1 7 37 1 7 37 7 37 SAN MANUEL 3 57 261 3 57 261 57 261 SAN MARIANO 21 1,296 6,292 545 1,640 545 1,640 SAN PABLO 10 1,324 5,958 861 3,873 861 3,873 SANTA MARIA 14 1,329 6,673 2 108 515 794 4,003 902 4,518 SANTO TOMAS 22 3,803 17,113 1 14 63 2,424 10,908 2,438 10,971 TUMAUINI 16 4,369 21,845 1 5 38 2,837 14,175 2,842 14,213 QUIRINO 1 28 140 0 ------SAGUDAY 1 28 140 000 0 0 REGION III (CENTRAL LUZON) 43 14,571 74,217 1 26 156 - - 26 156 AURORA 43 14,571 74,217 1 26 156 - - 26 156 BALER 4 6,898 34,492 1 26 156 26 156 CASIGURAN 24 4,627 26,356 0 0 0 0 0 DILASAG 11 2,841 12,344 00 DINALUNGAN 4 205 1,025 00 CAR 15 926 4,073 0 ------APAYAO 6 266 1,133 0 ------CONNER 3 18 74 00 KABUGAO 1 178 712 00 SANTA MARCELA 2 70 347 00 KALINGA 9 660 2,940 0 ------RIZAL (LIWAN) 4 510 2,040 00 TABUK 5 150 900 00

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REGION/PROVINCE/ Name Age Address Cause / Date / Remarks MUNICIPALITY/

GRAND TOTAL 14 DEAD

REGION II 11 Isabela 1Janet Balao 32 y.o. Purok 4, Brgy Libertad, San Mariano Landslide 1Jaylin Balao 9 y.o. Purok 4, Brgy Libertad, San Mariano Landslide 1Erika Balao 6 y.o. Purok 4, Brgy Libertad, San Mariano Landslide 1Richelle Balao 5 mos. old Purok 4, Brgy Libertad, San Mariano Landslide 1Arnold Tumbaga 9 y.o. Brgy. Dipuso, San Mariano Landslide 1Willie Mangusib 27 y.o. Brgy. Villaluz, Benito Soliben Drowned 1Pedro Garo 57 y.o. Sto. Tomas Hypothermia 1Willie Resurrecion 26 y.o Yeban Norte, Benito Soliven Drowned Cagayan 1Victor Quilang 40 y.o Bayan Lapi, Peñablanca Landslide 1Peter Pagulilawan Annafunan West, Tuguegarao City Drowned 1Joseph Tamayao 42 y.o Lanna, Enrile, Cagayan Drowned REGION III 2 Aurora 1Romeo Angara Jr. 40 y.o. Brgy. Dilaguidi, Dilasag Drowned 1Jaymart Santos Barrero 6 y.o. Brgy. II, Casiguran Drowned CAR 1 Kalinga 1Leon Liagao 75 y.o Brookside, Bulanao Covered with mudslide GRAND TOTAL 2 INJURED REGION III 2 Aurora 1Ramil Pastor 21 y.o Brgy 4, Aurora laceration, right hand 1Jordan Lee 21 y.o Brgy 4, Aurora laceration, left foot GRAND TOTAL 2 MISSING REGION II 2 Cagayan 1Jovic Quilang 26 y.o Bayan Lapi, Peñablanca Landslide Isabela 1John-john G. Lachica 18 y.o. Tumauini Drowned

Page 1 of 1 SitRep No. 13 Tab C EFFECTS OF CONTINUOUS RAINS STATUS OF ROADS AND BRIDGES As of 08 November 2010, 06:00 AM

ROAD/BRIDGE/LOCATION SITUATION / STATUS Remarks REGION II ( 2 roads, 4 bridges ) Cagayan

1 Cagayan-Apayao Road

a. Maguilling Overflow Bridge - Km. 519+725, Tuao, Cagayan Closed to traffic due to washed out approaches Installed sign boards & traffic advisory

b. Tuao-Orag Bridge, Fugo Tuao, Cagayan Closed to traffic due to washed out approaches Equipment standby at site

c. Sarabay Bridge, Alabiao, Tuao, Cagayan Closed to traffic due to washed out approaches Equipment standby at site

d. Rizal, Cagayan - Km. 537+300-Km. 538+050 Closed traffic due to landslide Coordinated to LGU Rizal to borrow loader

Isabela

1 Cabagan-Sta. Maria Overflow Bridge - Km. 451+462 Closed to traffic due to floodwater (5 meters depth) Installed sign boards & traffic advisory Ilagan-Bigao-Palanan Road Km. 418+800 2 Closed to traffic due to landslide Alternate route: Detour to Brgy, road Rang-ayan, Ilagan REGION III ( 1 bridge) Aurora 1 Baler-Casiguran Road Continous monitoring-installed barricades, a. Km. 340+ 160 Closed to traffic due to scoured approaches leaving concreate directional signages; alternate route: Dibet Dibet Bridge pavement hanging approx. 3 lm. length. Bianoan Brgy. Road CAR ( 4 roads ) Apayao 1st Clearing on-going; alternate route: Provincial 1 Conner-Cabugao Road - Km. 570+200-570+500 Closed to traffic Road (Ripang-Paddawan Road) Apayao 2nd Claveria-Calanasan Road - Km. 663+100-663+140; Private equipment mobilized to clear slides; 1 Closed-open situation due to slides Km. 663+800-663+658 expected to open soon Kalinga Clearing on-going; alternate route: thru Dao- 1 Balbalan-Pinukpuk Road - Km. 481+400-507+800 Closed to traffic due to slides and roadslips angan Brgy Road towards Balabalan Clearing on-going; expected to open on 2 Lubuangan-Batong Buhay-Abra Road - Km. 476+200-458+400 impassable due to landslides November 08, 2010

Page 1 of 1 SitRep No. 13 Tab D EFFECTS OF CONTINUOUS RAINS Cost of Assistance As of 08 November 2010 6:00 AM

Region/Province/Mun/City DSWD DOH DepEd LGUs NGOs/Other TOTAL Gos GRAND TOTAL 1,292,600.00 - - 8,432,708.00 - 9,725,308.00 REGION II 1,292,600.00 - - 8,303,995.00 - 9,596,595.00 Cagayan 962,600.00 - - 2,158,750.00 - 3,121,350.00 Without Breakdown 358,800.00 - 358,800.00 Abulug 13,230.00 13,230.00 Alcala 180,000.00 112,650.00 292,650.00 Amulung 83,800.00 294,090.00 377,890.00 Baggao 30,000.00 1,800.00 31,800.00 Ballesteros 26,370.00 26,370.00 Claveria 1,620.00 1,620.00 Camalaniugan 52,335.00 52,335.00 Enrile 181,360.00 181,360.00 Gattaran 62,280.00 62,280.00 Iguig 73,395.00 73,395.00 Lallo 121,860.00 121,860.00 Lasam 75,000.00 70,680.00 145,680.00 Peñablanca 54,270.00 54,270.00 Piat 3,330.00 3,330.00 Rizal 35,000.00 27,135.00 62,135.00 Solana 30,000.00 112,305.00 142,305.00 Sto. Niño 24,300.00 24,300.00 Tuao 65,250.00 65,250.00 Tuguegarao City 170,000.00 860,490.00 1,030,490.00 Isabela 330,000.00 - - 6,145,245.00 - 6,475,245.00 Alicia 35,280.00 35,280.00 Benito Soliven 820,650.00 820,650.00 Cabagan 81,500.00 978,120.00 1,059,620.00 Delfin Albano 178,110.00 178,110.00 Ilagan 92,650.00 1,987,740.00 2,080,390.00 Mallig 13,500.00 13,500.00 Quezon 5,085.00 5,085.00 Reina Mercedes 34,450.00 32,040.00 66,490.00 Roxas 101,100.00 101,100.00 San Guillermo 450.00 450.00 San Isidro 315.00 315.00 San Manuel 2,565.00 2,565.00 San Mariano 38,900.00 182,295.00 221,195.00 San Pablo 318,600.00 318,600.00 Sta. Maria 319,200.00 319,200.00 Sto. Tomas 773,700.00 773,700.00 Tumauini 82,500.00 385,605.00 468,105.00 Cauayan City 10,890.00 10,890.00 REGION III - - - 120,000.00 - 120,000.00 Aurora - - - 120,000.00 - 120,000.00 Casiguran - - 120,000.00 120,000.00 CAR - - - 8,713.00 - 8,713.00 Apayao - - - 900.00 - 900.00 Conner - 750.00 750.00 Kabugao 150.00 150.00 Kalinga - - - 7,813.00 - 7,813.00 Rizal - 3,263.00 3,263.00 Tabuk 4,550.00 4,550.00

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