July 26, 2009 - , Kapatagan, , and Calanugas with 35 barangays affected del Sur  July 31, 2009 - Jose Abad Santos and with 3 barangays affected

LANDSLIDES  July 26, 2009 - along the national highway in Brgy. Macasandig, Parang,  July 30, 2009 - another one occurred along the portion of Narciso Ramos Highway in same municipality wherein huge boulders and toppled electric posts caused traffic to motorists and commuters going to and from City and City

II. EFFECTS

A. Affected Population  A total of 106,635 families/505,102 persons were affected in 369 barangays of 44 municipalities and 2 cities in the 8 provinces of Regions XI, XII and ARMM

 As of August 9, 2009, a total of 3,465 families/17,325 persons are still housed in 43 evacuation centers to wit :

No. of No. of No. of Reg Prov/City Families Persons Evac Ctrs , Maguindanao 315 1,575 9 2,899 14,495 31 XII North Cotabato 200 1,000 1 Sarangani 51 255 2 Total 3,465 17,325 43

B. Casualties – 22 Dead  Sarangani (6) – Rondy Calamagan, Lynlyn Calamagan, Jeffrey Calamagan and certain Calamagan in and Bernardo Gallo in Kiamba, Rayden Collamar  North Cotabato (2) – Pinades Binanga in and Pining Velasco in  Maguindanao (11) – Basilia Rosaganan, Patrick Suicano, Wilfredo Lagare, Felicitas Francisco, Bai Salama Matabalao, Shaheena Nor Madin, Hadji Ismael Datukan, Roly Usman, Lilang Ubang, Mama Nakan, So Lucuyom  (1) – Gina Molon in Banga  Cotabato City (2) – Hadja Sitte Mariam Daud-Luminda and Datu Jamil Kintog

C. Damages - PhP1,122.77 Million

INFRASTRUCTURE AGRICULTURE (in Million PhP) (in Million PhP) South Cotabato 4.30 14.14 Cotabato Province 177.00 781.50 Cotabato City 10.00 0.12 Sarangani Province 75.90 10.20 Maguindanao 7.80 11.88 Sultan Kudarat Prov. 25.00 4.94 TOTAL 300.00 822.77

D. Damaged Houses – 393

Province Totally Partially Total N Cotabato 58 28 86 Cotabato City 9 9

2 Sarangani Province 39 46 85 City 37 21 48 South Cotabato 99 4 103 Maguindanao Provinces 62 62 Total 242 161 393

E. Areas declared under State of Calamity  SULTAN KUDARAT PROVINCE  Municipalities of: o , , MIDSAYAP and ALAMADA in North Cotabato o , and BANGA in South Cotabato o SULTAN KUDARAT in Maguindanao  COTABATO CITY

F. The estimated cost of assistance provided by NDCC, DSWD, DOH, LGUs and other GO’s/NGOs in Regions X, XII and ARMM is PhP13,500,057.00

Agencies XI XII ARMM Total NDCC (2,100 1,460,000.00 456,250.00 P1,916,250.00 sacks rice ) DSWD 284,170.00 4,856,958.20 2,288,243.80 7,429,372.00 LGus 96,650.00 69,535.00 3,961,750.00 4,127,935.00 GOs /NGOs 26,500.00 26,500.00 TOTAL 380,820.00 6,386,493.20 6,732,743.80 13,500,057.00

III. HUMANITARIAN RESPONSE PER CLUSTER

1. Food and Non-Food Cluster

 The NDCC-OPCEN facilitated the release of 2,100 sacks of rice in Region XII: 500 sacks for PDCC Maguindanao; 50 sacks for PDCC Sarangani; 200 sacks for CDCC Cotabato City; 850 sacks for PDCC North Cotabato; 200 sacks for PDCC South Cotabato; and 300 sacks for PDCC Sultan Kudarat  DSWD provided used clothing, family food packs, box of sardines, noodles and sacks of rice to the affected LGUs; processed additional stand by funds to Region XII amounting to PhP5,000,000.00 intended for the purchase of emergency supplies for the ongoing operations; and prepositioned sufficient stand-by funds (PhP402,345,80); family food packs (3,592 packs) and stockpile of relief commodities comprising of food and non-food items (PhP2,565,534.33) to its Field Offices (FOs) with reported affected LGUs; and prepositioned 5,000 pieces of clothing packs worth PhP500,000.00 ready for airlifting to Cotabato City upon availability of C- 130 from PAF-AFP.  DSWD-ARMM installed a community kitchen by providing ready to eat food  PDCC Maguindanao allocated PhP50,000 worth of relief goods thru DSWD Maguindanao  The local DSWD established a makeshift kitchen for affected families who opted to stay in their respective homes  The DSWD-ARMM, DSWD-Maguindanao, DOH-ARMM, Integrated Provincial Health Office (IPHO)-Maguindanao, PDCC Maguindanao and MDCC Sultan Kudarat prepositioned relief items at the DOC for distribution  LGU Cotabato Province provided food and other basic needs to the affected families (1,209.5 sacks of rice, 1,000 cans of sardines and 750 packs of noodles)  Congressman Didagen Dilanggalen of the 1 st District of Maguindanao pledged to provide relief assistance to the flood victims under his district  CBN 700Club “Operation Blessings”, Metro Cotabato Ministerial Fellowship, Southern Baptist Church-SK, Refuge New Life Ministries and Acts and Christian Life Church provided mats, beans, rice, clothes and medicines, kids feeding and other assorted relief goods 3  DSWD-XII distributed compact food and high energy biscuit to children below 5 years old and old age  PDCC South Cotabato extended food and non-food assistance thru food for work program  PDCC Sarangani provided 130 sacks of rice and 10 cartons of noodles to affected families of Kiamba. Barangays affected and MDCC Kiamba are utilizing their local Calamity Fund for food and fuel but still need augmentation from the PDCC for food and heavy equipment like backhoe and bulldozers  MDCC Malapatan, Sarangani extended 100 food packs rice, 100 packs used clothing, 10 pieces sleeping mats, 10 pieces blankets, kitchen utensils and meals to the affected families who were evacuated to Malapatan Central School, Municipal Gym and Community Hall  MDCC , Sarangani provided 4 kilos rice, 2 tins corned beef and 2 pieces noodles / family  MDCC , Sarangani provided 10 boxes noodles, 1 box sardines, 2 boxes powdered soap and 10 sacks of rice and dispatched SAR team to assist in Malapatan  Boxing champion provided various food items (rice, noodles, sardines, powdered milk, assorted biscuits, coffee, sugar) to the municipalities of Maasim and Malapatan, Sarangani

2. Health Cluster

 CHD–ARMM provided assorted medicines and medical supplies; distributed compact food and high energy biscuit to children below 5 y/o and elderly; conducted measles immunization and vitamin A supplementation at the evacuation centers; organized and deployed 7 response and medical teams composed of health personnel from DOH- ARMM, IPHO Maguindanao and RHU staff in the different evacuation centers; CHD– ARMM distributed jerry cans and hyposol  CHD-XII deployed DOH representative to conduct rapid health assessment and provided logistical support  DOH-XII HEMs and response team of Cotabato City conducted assessment and put up medical health stations in all identified evacuation centers.  DOH-XII HEMS and response team of Cotabato City conducted health assessment  DOH-ARMM put up two (2) emergency health stations to cater to affected families in previously inaccessible areas in Sultan Kudarat; six (6) along the highways of Brgys Bulalao, Miryamville, Salimbao and Sandakan; and also in the municipalities of Lanao del Sur and Maguindanao (Malabang, Kapatagan, Balabagan, , , Northern and Mother , ) where medical missions are being conducted  Provincial Health Office conducted medical outreach for the affected families  DOH-ARMM provided medical health services to include measles immunization and Vitamin A supplementation

3. Education cluster

 DepEd ARMM conducted rapid assessment in Maguindanao and reported that there were 127 schools with 37,559 students affected in 14 municipalities  LDCCs coordinated with CDCC Cotabato and officials of the Cotabato City Pilot Central School for the use of the school as evacuation center  CHD-ARMM strengthened health education campaign related to food and water borne diseases

4. Infrastructure

 CDCC Cotabato City verified the crack at the Bridge in Sultan Kudarat. With Delta Bridge identified as the alternate bridge  PDCC North Cotabato initiated the clearing and repair works on clogged and damaged portions of the national highway 4  In Cotabato City, clearing works on the water hyacinth build-up in the 3 piers of the Quirino Bridge completed with additional workforce to augment clearing works in Malampay Bridge  PDCC South Cotabato augmented heavy equipment for the re-channeling of canal thru food for work program  DPWH XII provided equipment: 1 shuttle bus and water dredger mobilized to Rio Grande River for clearing operations

5. Agriculture

 The Office of the Provincial Agriculture undertook survey in disaster area to determine extent of damages in agriculture crops, livestock and fisheries

6. SAR Operations

 The AFP elements (603 rd Brigade and 504 th Engr. Batallion) conducted SAR and evacuation operations in Salimbao, Sultan Kudarat,  OCD XII, in coordination with CDCC Cotabato City and MDCC Sultan Kudarat coordinated with various response groups and agencies and met the PTF-MRBRD, AFP/PNP and other local emergency responders to assess all evacuation and SAR efforts in Cotabato City and Sultan Kudarat, Maguindanao

7. Damage and Needs Assessment

 PDCC North Cotabato conducted an initial damage assessment in six (6) municipalities affected

8. Alert and Monitoring

 The AFP Command Center (AFPCC) issued a directive to EASTMINCOM to alert all its Disaster Response and Rescue Units (DRRUs) for any emergency response  PNP, AFP and other local emergency responders to include Cotabato Rescue Group and KARANCHO were alerted and placed on standby for possible evacuation

9. Other Activities

 DSWD DROMIC mobilized its Quick Response and Social Welfare and Development (SWAD) teams in the affected areas to provide technical assistance on rapid assessment, report generation and management of evacuation centers  The local PNP elements controlled the traffic flow in the flooded portion of national highway in Brgy Salimbao, Sultan Kudarat, Maguindanao  MDCC Norala, South Cotabato conducted orientation on disaster preparedness to the affected families  MDCC Sultan Kudarat established a makeshift Disaster Operations Center (DOC) along the national highway in Barangay Salimbao wherein the MDCC emergency meeting was held on 26 July 2009

Attachment: Tab A - Population Affected Tab B – Cost of Assistance

5 Tab A

Affected/Displaced Population in Region XI, XII and ARMM due to Flooding and Landslide Incidents from July 4 - August 7, 2009 SITREP 10 re Effects of Flooding & Landslide in Regions XI, XII and ARMM from 4 July - 7 August, 2009; as of 05:00 PM, 10 August 2009 Affected Evacuees Provinces /Mun MUNs BGYs Families Persons Families Persons GRAND TOTAL 44 369 106,635 505,102 3,465 17,325

ARMM 19 124 36,130 181,184 315 1,575 Maguindanao 14 89 31,275 156,909 315 1,575 Sultan Kudarat 23 12,910 64,550 315 1,575 Sultan Mastura 9 7,425 37,125 Mangundadatu 8 1,299 6,495 4 899 4,495 Pandag 3 437 2,185 South Upi 3 704 3,520 North Kabuntalan 10 1,821 9,105 Ampatuan 4 880 4,400 Shariff Aguak 3 535 2,675 10 2,577 13,419 1 69 345 8 1,500 7,500 1 9 45 2 210 1,050 Lanao del Sur 5 35 4,855 24,275 Malabang 18 3,084 15,420 Kapatagan 4 700 3,500 Balabagan 6 600 3,000 Pualas 5 394 1,970 Calanugas 2 77 385 XI 2 3 898 2,487 - - 2 3 898 2,487 - - Jose Abad Santos 2 758 1,966 Sarangani 1 140 521 XII 23 242 69,607 321,431 3,150 15,750 North Cotabato 7 114 25,262 129,881 200 1,000 16 2,103 10,515 200 1,000 Libungan 11 3,075 14,897 Midsayap 28 6,587 32,935 12 3,335 20,724 30 9,821 49,105 7 204 1,020 Alamada 10 137 685 Sarangani 6 33 3,449 13,320 51 255 Kiamba 12 2,175 8,302 Maasim 3 55 233 50 250 Malapatan 6 483 1,642 1 5 1 100 500 Alabel 2 150 750 Glan 9 486 1,893 South Cotabato 4 42 886 4,272 - - Banga 10 655 3,276 Tupi 4 36 180 Norala 5 195 816 Polomolok 23 Cotabato City 31 31,462 131,201 2,899 14,495 31 31,462 131,201 2,899 14,495 General Santos City 2 120 517 Brgy West 1 15 66 Brgy Bawing 1 105 451 Sultan Kudarat 6 20 8,428 42,240 - - 6 2,500 12,600 2 250 1,250 Esperanza 2 650 3,250 Bagumbayan 4 1,400 7,000 Sen Ninoy Aquino 3 2,278 11,390 3 1,350 6,750 Sitrep No. 10 Tab B Effects of Flooding & Landslide in Regions XI, XII and ARMM from 4 July - 7 August, 2009 Cost of Assistance As of 10 AUGUST 2009, 5:00 PM

PROVINCE/CITY/ Other Relief NGOs / REGION Sacks of Rice NDCC DSWD DOH DepEd LGUs TOTAL MUNICIPALITY Assistance OTHER GOs

GRAND TOTAL 2,100 - 1,916,250.00 7,429,372.00 - - 4,127,935.00 26,500.00 13,500,057.00 XI 284,170.00 96,650.00 - 380,820.00

DAVAO DEL SUR 284,170.00 96,650.00 Jose Abad Santos 200,870.00 81,030.00 281,900.00

Sarangani 83,300.00 15,620.00 98,920.00 - XII 1,600 1,460,000.00 4,856,958.20 - - 69,535.00 - 6,386,493.20 COTABATO CITY 200 182,500.00 -

CDCC Cotabato City 200 182,500.00 558,000.00 740,500.00

NORTH COTABATO 850 775,625.00 4,375,000.00 - - - - PDCC North Cotabato 850 775,625.00 4,375,000.00 5,150,625.00

SOUTH COTABATO 200 182,500.00 130,858.20

PDCC South Cotabato 200 182,500.00

Banga 72,500.00 72,500.00

Tupi 40,358.20 40,358.20

Norala 18,000.00 18,000.00 - SARANGANI 50 45,625.00 351,100.00 69,535.00 466,260.00

PDCC Sarangani 50 45,625.00 100,000.00 145,625.00

Kiamba 230,850.00 69,535.00 300,385.00

Maasim 7,500.00 7,500.00

Malapatan 12,750.00

SULTAN KUDARAT 300 273,750.00 PDCC Sultan Kudarat 300 273,750.00

ARMM 500 456,250.00 2,288,243.80 3,961,750.00 26,500.00 6,732,743.80 MAGUINDANAO 500 456,250.00 1,288,043.80 3,961,750.00 26,500.00 5,732,543.80

PDCC Maguindanao 500 456,250.00 3,094,750.00

Release thru PSWDO w/o 1,030,723.80 breakdown of distribution 427,223.80 577,000.00 26,500.00 Release thru Congressional Office w/o breakdown of 710,820.00 distribution 710,820.00 Sultan Mastura 10,000.00 10,000.00

Sultan Kudarat 150,000.00 195,000.00 345,000.00

Shariff Aguak 85,000.00 85,000.00

LANAO DEL SUR - B 1,000,200.00 1,000,200.00

Malabang 600,000.00 600,000.00

Kapatagan 105,000.00 105,000.00

Balabagan 113,700.00 113,700.00

Pualas 151,500.00 151,500.00

Calanugas 30,000.00 30,000.00