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Pdf | 290.94 Kb 3. Damages: Php191.209M (infrastructure and agriculture) a) Agriculture • DA 5 reported 6,173.35 hectares of agricultural land in all provinces Region V that were damaged with an estimated loss of 25,117.11 metric tons of crops valued at PhP170,535,101.26 b) Infrastructure • A total of PhP127.700M worth of infrastructure (roads and bridges) were damaged in Catanduanes, Sorsogon and Masbate. (Assessment as of 04 May 2009) III. Humanitarian Response A. Food and NFIs 1. The NDCC through the NDCC Rice Assistance Program facilitated the release of 4,100 sacks of rice to PDCCs Albay (750); Catanduanes (1,000); Sorsogon (1000); Camarines Norte (1,000); and Camarines Sur (350) all in Region V. 2. DSWD-FO V provided PhP309,750.00 worth of family food packs and 580 sacks of NFA rice to augment assistance to the affected LGUs: PhP182,500.00 in Albay (Malinao and Sto Domingo) and PhP127,250.00 in Catanduanes. 3. DSWD-FO has stockpile of food and non food relief commodities worth PhP1,154,381.10 as augmentation support. 4. DOH V provided 100 boxes compact food worth PhP252,116.00 to the Province of Sorsogon. 5. DSWD V SWAD Team initiated the establishment of community kitchen in barangay Guinlajon, Sorsogon City for the stranded passengers of trapped buses near the impassable Cawayan Bridge. Barangay Council and community volunteers were mobilized for the community kitchen. 6. LGU Pilar/Matnog PPA and some shipping lines provided food to stranded passengers. 7. PSWDO Catanduanes conducted relief operation to the 60 families inside the evacuation center in Solong, San Miguel, Catanduanes. 8. PDCC Catanduanes stockpiled relief goods ready for delivery through boat to the municipalities of Pandan, Caramoran, Gigmoto and Bato as soon as the weather permits. 9. PDCC Camarines Sur distributed food packs to the affected families. 10. MDCC Irosin distributed relief goods to evacuees. 11. OCDRC V coordinated with DSWD V on the provision and deployment of relief assistance to the evacuees from Mercedes and Daet, Camarines Norte. B. Health 1. DOH V continuously validating reported fatalities. 2. OCD coordinated with DOH 5 for the possible deployment of medical teams in various ports to provide necessary medical assistance to stranded passengers. 3. The City Health Office of Sorsogon established medical station in Cawayan Bridge to cater to the stranded motorists. C. Search and Rescue, Retrieval Operations/Evacuation 1. MDCC Magallanes, Sorsogon led by Mayor Abelardo L Arambulo with the Kabalikat Civicom, MHO Magallanes and other volunteers/barangay officials from nearby barangays of Hubo, Magallanes conducted search and retrieval operations at the landslide area in Barangay Hubo. 2. Albay Provincial Police Office (APPO) provided security and assisted in the evacuation in the municipalities of Sto. Domingo, Libon, Bacacay and Legaspi City. 2 3. PN-NAVFORSOL provided 1 M35 truck to the Municipality of Camalig and transported 95 evacuees from Camalig Municipal Hall to Baligang Evacuation Center, Baligang Elementary School, and from Barangays Sua and Quirangay to North Central School. 4. The 901 st BDE PA conducted rescue and retrieval operation along Irosin-Juban- Casiguran-Magallanes-Sorsogon City; SAR operation in Juban, Sorsogon; one platoon assisted in relief operation of PDCC Catanduanes. D. Road Clearing Operations 1. DPWH issued travel advisories; placed manpower and equipment on standby to conduct restoration works. Removal of debris at the landslide areas and backfilling of approaches will start soon. E. Damage Assessment and Needs Analysis (DANA) 1. NDCC-OPCEN facilitated the request for the availability/use of one PAF aircraft (UH1H) for the conduct of damage assessment and needs analysis (DANA) in the affected areas in Region V. 2. Social Welfare Action Development (SWAD) Teams in Camarines Norte and Catanduanes were deployed to assess the impact of TS “Dante”. 3. OCD 5 together with RD Banguit of PRO5, R3, NAVFORSOL and 901Bde conducted DANA at the landslide areas in Sorsogon and Catanduanes (Pictures of the conducted DANA attached) 3 Sitrep 11 Tab A EFFECTS OF TYPHOON "DANTE" (KUJIRA) Affected and Displaced Population As of 05 May 2009, 8:00 AM Number Affected Inside Evac CentersNo. of Evac Total Served inside EC Region/Province/Mun/City Brgys Families Persons Families Persons Centers Families Persons GRAND TOTAL 220 43,215 236,887 9,480 54,308 174 9,480 54,308 Region V 220 43,215 236,887 9,480 54,308 174 9,480 54,308 ALBAY 56 3,447 18,932 2,628 14,461 49 2,628 14,461 1 Bacacay 4 75 389 75 389 1 75 389 2 Camalig 7 284 1,448 140 621 7 140 621 3 Libon 7 495 2,590 170 714 10 170 714 4 Malilipot 2 35 193 5 Malinao 10 144 720 49 245 4 49 245 6 Pioduran 2 17 73 17 73 2 17 73 7 Polangui 3 328 1,633 328 1,633 3 328 1,633 8 Rapu-rapu 3 266 1,283 186 883 4 186 883 9 Santo Domingo 3 260 1,366 260 1,366 1 260 1,366 Legaspi City 12 1,531 9,186 1,391 8,486 14 1,391 8,486 Tabaco City 3 12 51 12 51 3 12 51 CAMARINES NORTE 9 86 430 1 Vinzons 6 82 410 82 410 1 82 410 2 San Vicente 3 4 20 0 0 3 Labo 1 1 5 CAMARINES SUR 11 28,788 149,466 835 4,119 35 835 4,119 1 Baao 11 2,709 15,717 250 1125 1 250 1125 2 Balatan 3 934 4,670 0 0 3 Bato 7 1,547 8,867 63 314 5 63 314 4 Bombon 7 1,477 9,306 97 582 2 97 582 5 Buhi 7 559 2,730 19 106 5 19 106 6 Bula 10 4,947 17,731 0 0 7 Cabusao 1 446 1,784 0 0 8 Calabanga 4 187 616 56 176 4 56 176 9 Camaligan 4 150 750 0 0 10 Canaman 15 2,278 11,390 0 0 11 Del Gallego 1 93 279 0 0 12 Gainza 8 2,115 9,996 0 0 13 Libmanan 37 1,725 9,132 280 1520 13 280 1520 14 Lupi 3 572 2,202 38 146 2 38 146 15 Milaor 11 3,327 12,643 0 0 16 Nabua 15 4,039 32,937 5 40 1 5 40 17 Pamplona 1 2 10 0 0 18 Pasacao 4 65 255 12 30 1 12 30 19Pili 4 25 171 15 80 1 15 80 20 San Fernando 4 325 1,950 0 0 Naga City 2 1,266 6,330 0 0 CATANDUANES 103 5,017 33,280 539 2,903 21 539 2,903 1 Panganiban 10 783 6,573 0 0 2 San Miguel 15 1,366 6,830 120 600 1 120 600 3 Bato 13 926 8,794 113 565 7 113 565 4 Baras 29 800 5,280 126 630 7 126 630 5 Virac 10 902 4,510 6 Gigmoto 26 240 1,293 180 1108 6 180 1108 SORSOGON 41 5,877 34,779 5,478 32,825 69 5,478 32,825 1 Magallanes 4 19 97 2 18 1 2 18 2 Matnog 1 3 15 3 15 1 3 15 3 Bulan 1 413 2,124 413 2,124 5 413 2,124 4 Irosin 8 435 2,140 53 265 1 53 265 5 Casiguran 2 24 125 24 125 1 24 125 6 Luban 8 331 1,489 331 1,489 1 331 1,489 7 Sorsogon 17 4,652 28,789 4,652 28,789 59 4,652 28,789 Source: DSWD V Sitrep No. 11 Tab B EFFECTS of TYPHOON "DANTE" (KUJIRA) CASUALTIES As of 05 May 2009, 08:00 AM REGION/PROVINCE/ Name Age Address Cause / Date / Remarks MUNICIPALITY/BARANGAY DEAD 25 Region 5 25 Camarines Norte 2 Purok 2, Brgy Exciban, Labo 1 Jason Mercado Drowning / May 1 Mercedes 1 Joel Acal 19 Drowning / April 28 Camarines Sur 2 San Antonio Pob Nabua 1 Purificacion T. Villamero 61 Electrocution / May 3 San Antonio Pob Nabua 1 Joy T. Villamero 28 Electrocution / May 3 Catanduanes 1 Small Viga 1 Domingo Torio** 85 Electrocution / May 3 Sorsogon 20 Hubo, Magallanes 1 Nanette Armada - Landslide / May 2 Hubo, Magallanes 1 Eleanor Balquin 8 Landslide Hubo, Magallanes 1 Rodolfo delos Santos Jr. - Landslide / May 2 Hubo, Magallanes 1 Katrina delos Santos - Landslide / May 2 Hubo, Magallanes 1 Renz delos Santos - Landslide / May 2 Hubo, Magallanes 1 Jonalyn Coronado 23 Landslide / May 2 Hubo, Magallanes 1 Esendro Hicap 26 Landslide / May 2 Hubo, Magallanes 1 Krista Hicap 1 Gabao, Irosin 1 Nica Rose Habilan 2 mos House Collapsed / May 2 Hubo, Magallanes 1 Charlie Armada 8 Hubo, Magallanes 1 Eleanor Tripon 49 Hubo, Magallanes 1 Rian Krista Coronado 1 Cardio pulmonary arrest Hubo, Magallanes 1 Jonalyn Estrada 24 Hubo, Magallanes 1 Isidro Ladi 26 Hubo, Magallanes 1 Epifanio Guardacasa** 59 Landslide Hubo, Magallanes 1 Juliana Guardacasa** 54 Landslide 4 4 bodies unidentified Reference: DOH-HEMS List of Casualties Re TY "DANTE" as of 03 May 2009 Source: **OCD Region 5 REGION/PROVINCE/ Name Age Address Cause / Date / Remarks MUNICIPALITY/BARANGAY MISSING 3 Region 5 3 Sorsogon 3 Hubo, Magallanes 1 Jerry Guadacasa 37 Hubo, Magallanes Landslide Hubo, Magallanes 1 Sonny Balquein 32 Hubo, Magallanes Hubo, Magallanes 1 Anthony Hombre 23 Hubo, Magallanes REGION/PROVINCE/ Name Age Address Cause / Date / Remarks MUNICIPALITY/BARANGAY INJURED 5 Region 5 5 5 1 Tommy Guardacasa 17 Multiple abrassion supercial 1 Romulo Hicap 1 Alma Lleta 37 Multiple abrassions 1 Domingo Balqui 66 1 Roselyn Delos Santos 39.
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