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NDRRMC Update Sitrep No. 14 for Tropical Storm JUANING Albay 14 Catanduanes 6 Camarines Sur 8 Region V (49) Camarines Norte 7 Masbate 12 Sorsogon 2 Region VI Iloilo 1 Region VII Siquijor (Brgy. Candanay) 1 Region VIII Leyte 1 NCR Las Pinas City (Talon Uno) 1 Aguinaldo, Ifugao 4 CAR (5) Itogon, Benguet 1 TOTAL 66 • INJURED – 51 REGION AREA INJURED Region IV -A Cavite 2 Catanduanes 1 Albay 14 Region V (22) Camarines Norte 6 Camarines Sur 1 Region VI Iloilo 27 TOTAL 51 • MISSING – 17 REGION AREA MISSING Region IV -B Romblon 1 Catanduanes 4 Region V (14) Masbate 10 Region VIII Eastern Samar 2 TOTAL 17 • RESCUED/SURVIVORS – 94 REGION AREA RESCUED/ SURVIVORS Region IV -A Quezon 17 Regio n IV -B Marinduque 24 Masbate 13 Region V (19) Albay 3 Camarines Norte 3 Region VI MV Nene Linda 3 28 ship crew 2 Region VIII Eastern Samar 6 TOTAL 94 AFFECTED POPULATION (Tab B) • Total number of population affected in 959 barangays/101 municipalities /12 cities in the 20 provinces of Regions I, II, III, IV-A, V, X, NCR and CAR is: 195,196 families / 981,166 persons • Total number of population currently served inside and outside evacuation centers is 31,555 families / 150,952 Persons INSIDE 252 ECs 20,850 families/95,301 persons OUTSIDE ECs (relatives/friends) 10,705 families/55,651 persons DAMAGES TO INFRASTRUCTURE and AGRICULTURE (Tab C) • The estimated cost of damage to infrastructure and agriculture was pegged at PhP1,764,103,673.67 INFRASTRUCTURE PhP1,242,906,899.66 AGRICULTURE PhP 521,196,774.01 DAMAGED HOUSES (Tab D) • A total of 6,221 houses were damaged in Regions II, III, IV-A, V, VII and CAR TOTALLY DAMAGED 590 PARTIALLY DAMAGED 5,631 DAMAGED HEALTH FACILITIES • Government Hospitals and Health Centers Albay - Health Centers in Camalig, Daraga, Guinobatan, Oas and Polangui are partially damaged Catanduanes - Bato Maternity and Children’s Hospital (broken windows and glass door at the ER) and Gigmoto District Hospital; RHUs in Pandan; and Barangay Health Stations (BHS) in Brgys Bagawang, Baldoc, Tabugoc, Cobo, Catamban and Lourdes noticed roof leaks • Water Supply- Main water pipeline at Ponso, Polangui, water reservoir at Balogo, Oas, main water pipeline in Malinao, Libon and Masarawag, Guinobatan were destroyed DAMAGED LIFELINES • NGCP facility/transmission lines that tripped on July 25 and 26, 2011 in areas affected by Tropical Storm “Juaning” were the following: 230 KV Gumaca Labo Line 2, 69 KV Sorsogon-Irosin, and 69 KV Daraga-Sorsogon (SORECO 1 and 2 servicing entire province of Sorsogon); 69 KV Daraga-Ligao, 69 KV Daraga- Ligaspi and 69 KV Tiwi-Malinao-Tabaco (ALECO servicing some areas in 3 Albay); 69 KV Naga-Libmanan (CASURECO 1 servicing 3 mun in Camarines Sur); and 230 KV Kadampat-Masinloc Line 2 and 69KV Labrador-Bani (CENPELCO and PANELCO is servicing four (4) municipalities in Pangasinan). Storm- affected facilities in the Bicol Region, Central Luzon and Batangas were fully energized since 2:00 PM, 28 July 2011 except for the Daraga–Ligao 69 KV Transmission line which serves the province of Albay EMERGENCY INCIDENTS MONITORED (July 25 - 29, 2011) - 48 • The combined effects of Tropical Storm “JUANING” and the southwest monsoon brought moderate to heavy rains which triggered the occurrence of the following incidents in various areas of Regions IV-A, IV-B, V, VI, VII, NCR and CAR: Floodings – 17 PROVINCE & MUNIC IPALITY BARANGAY REGION (No. of Incidents) Esperanza, Culiat & Casiguran Aurora (2) Lual (3) Dilasag 3 Region III Marilao 5 Obando 5 Bulacan (4) Meycauayan 4 San Rafael 2 Mulanay 5 Region San Francisco 5 Quezon (4) IV-A Lopez 15 San Narciso 3 Daraga, Polangui, Albay (1) Ligao, Oas, and Legaspi City Region V Nabua, Baao, Bato, Camarines Sur Buhi, Pasacao, (1) Pamplona, Iriga City, and Naga City Tangos, Daang Hari, Siquijor Region VII Larena San Jose, Almacen, (1) Sipac and Tanza (6) Navotas 5 Metro Manila NCR Malabon 3 (3) Valenzuela 3 Lanao del Norte 3 Region X Kapatagan (1) TOTAL 17 25 mun / 3 cities 70 4 Landslides - 16 MUNICIPALITIES/ BARANGAYS REGIONS PROVINCES CITIES Ifugao (1) Aguinaldo Brgy. Galonogon CAR Benguet (1) Itogon Brgys Bayating and Ampucao (2) Quezon (1) San Francisco Brgy. Casay Region IV-A Laguna) (1) Cabuyao Brgy . Gesmo Tinambac Brgy . Maranao Caramoan Brgy . Cabacongan Camarines Sur (6) Brgy s. Labawan Monte Calvario, Ipil, Buhi Antipolo and Naburabod Presentacion Brgy. Buenavista Region V Bato Sagrada, Sooc, San Juan, Caricot, Manga Brgys Camangahan, Balatan Tapayas & Laganac Catanduanes (1) Caramoran Brgy . Dariao Albay (1) Polangui, Brgy . Gabon Jose Brgy. Santa Rosa Camarines Norte (1) Panganiban Norte Region VI Antique (1) Hamtic Brgy . Bian -an Region VII Cebu (1) Cebu City Brgy. Guadalupe Region X Lanao del Norte (1) Kapatagan Brgy . Dungoan TOTAL 16 14 mun / 1 city 26 Maritime Incidents – 12 SEA REGIONS AREAS INCIDENTS VESSELS motorized Balesin and Polilio 4 Region IV-A Islands of Jomalig, bancas Quezon MV Henrick 1 FB Nea 1 Region IV-B Dalahican, Lucena City FB Norma 1 Brgy. Duran, Balatan, MV Maria 1 Camsur Conception Between Sibuyan Island FB Hope Region V 1 and Masbate Christy San Andres, MV Star Ferry 1 Catanduanes 4 Region VI Iloilo City Nene Linda 3 1 5 Brgy. San Vicente, Motorized Region VIII 1 Sulat, Eastern Samar banca TOTAL 12 Tornado - 1 - Region VI - Pandan, Antique Collapsed Mining Tunnel - 1 - Region V – Barangay Benit, Labo, Camarines Norte Lightning Incident - 1 - - Region IV-A - Carmona, Cavite COST OF ASSISTANCE (Tab E) • The estimated cost of assistance provided in Regions I, II, V, X and NCR from the combined resources of NDRRMC, DSWD, DOH, LGUs, and GOs/Other GOs is PhP13,299,668.63 NDRRMC DSWD DOH LGUs NGOs/ TOTAL Financial assistance for dead victims Other GOs 410,000.00 9,859,052.62 2,557,081.93 461,483.08 12,051.00 13,299,668.63 III. EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT NDRRMC • Disseminated series of NDRRMC Advisories on Severe Weather Bulletins , Flood Bulletins for River Basin and Allied Rivers , General Flood Advisories , and Gale Warnings , to all Chairpersons RDRRMC, PDRRMC, and OCD Regional Centers through SMS and facsimile • Uploaded the same at the NDRRMC Website, Facebook, and Twitter accounts for further dissemination to their respective Local Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Councils (LDRRMCs) from the provincial down to the municipal levels • Conducted an emergency meeting on 27 July 2011 attended by the member agencies to assess the extent of agencies’ preparedness and responses relative to TS “Juaning” wherein DOST-PAGASA presented the situationer on TS “Juaning” (chronology, forecast position and track) and the member agencies presented their preparedness and responses • Directed RDRRMCs concerned through the OCD Regional Centers to undertake precautionary measures in their respective areas of responsibility (AOR) and subsequently advised local DRRMCs to initiate pre-emptive evacuation of families in low-lying and mountainous areas if situation warrants • Provided PhP410,000.00 worth of financial assistance to the bereaved families of the dead victims in Bicol Region at Php10,000.00 each dead victim RELIEF AND RECOVERY OPERATIONS FOOD AND NON-FOOD ITEMS Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) 6 • DSWD-DROMIC closely coordinated with DSWD-Field Offices (FOs) concerned for updates on ongoing intervention/response ; transported one (1) truckload of relief supplies worth PhP 1,314,893.37 consisting of 3,500 family food packs, 2,000 pcs. blankets, 2,000 pcs. plastic mats from the DSWD-NROC on July 28 - 29, 2011 to Bicol Region as additional standby relief resources of DSWD FO V; pre-positioned PhP45.57M in all DSWD-FOs along the typhoon path – PhP1.31M standby funds and PhP44.26M worth of relief supplies, to wit: Field Standby Relief Supplies Total Office Funds NCR 504,598.04 1,215,944.75 1,720,542.79 I 268,817.15 5,147,753.61 5,416,570.76 II 86,517.05 5,935,968.85 6,022,503.90 IV -A 186,60 5.50 13,525,840.32 13,712,445.82 V 88,372.81 17,887,918.89 17,976,291.70 X 176,123.45 553,604.40 729,727.85 TOTAL 1,311,034.00 44,267,048.82 45,578,082.82 • DSWD-FOs are still closely coordinating with local DRRMCs concerned from the regional down to the local level to continuously update the number of affected/evacuated population and the extent of assistance provided to the victims of the typhoon • DSWD I pre-positioned 1,000 family packs to the provinces of Ilocos Norte, Ilocos Sur and Pangasinan, activated QUART to monitor adverse effects brought about by TS “Juaning” and implemented cash-for-work program in flood-prone areas (canal/river de-clogging) as flood mitigation activity; 227 families / 1,135 persons from La Union and Pangasinan returned home after a brief stay at the three (3) evacuation centers; PhP 26,290 worth of relief assistance was provided by the local government of Umingan, Pangasinan and Bangar, La Union to their constituents • DSWD II pre-positioned food and non-food items at the 65 evacuation centers in the region and stockpiled sufficient amount of food packs and used clothing for augmentation to the affected LGUs. SWAD teams of Nueva Vizcaya and Quirino started their duty since 26 July to monitor possible effects of TS Juaning; provided relief assistance to 418 families/2,027 persons; opened three (3) new ECs for 41 families/264 persons; and provided assistance worth PhP 411,408 to victims and strandees in coordination with concerned LGUs • DSWD IV-A continuously monitors the five (5) provinces in the region for the number of municipalities/cities affected; stockpile of supplies are lodged at the SWAD Offices of 5 provinces for immediate provision of relief assistance to the affected families; SWAD Team and concerned LGUs are closely validating the number of affected and served after only 750 from the 1,500 food packs requested by Cong.
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