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NDRRMC Update Sitrep No. 4 As of 18 March 2011 II. EFFECTS: A. Affected/Evacuated Population Provinces / AFFECTED EVACUATED Region Municipalities Brgys Families Persons Families Persons FLOODING BOHOL Jagna 3 15 69 15 69 Garcia-Hernandez 12 22 110 22 110 VII Bilar 1 Dimiao 1 35 150 35 150 Total(reg VII) 17 72 329 72 329 WESTERN SAMAR San Jose de Buan 3 21 105 21 105 Pinabacdao 5 106 353 Sta. Rita 8 817 4,275 817 4,275 Sub-total 16 944 4,733 838 4,380 NORTHERN SAMAR Pambujan 1 20 100 20 100 San Jose 5 86 253 Sub-total 6 106 353 20 100 EASTERN SAMAR Maslog 12 234 1,170 234 1,170 Jipapad 8 40 200 40 200 Taft 2 4 20 4 20 Sub-total 22 278 1,390 278 1,390 LEYTE Tacloban City 138 10,621 53,533 679 3,605 Alangalang 3 60 300 Barugo 1 35 176 35 176 Carigara 6 484 2,692 Dagami 48 3,694 18,470 VIII Dulag 22 4,230 21,150 Jaro 1 175 875 Julita 7 Matag-ob 4 300 1,500 Mayorga 13 Palo 32 930 4,501 930 4,501 Pastrana 17 46 231 46 231 San Miguel 10 Sta. Fe 6 Tabon-Tabon 11 51 255 51 255 Tanauan 54 3,718 18,590 855 4,275 Tolosa 15 3,436 17,180 Sub-total 388 27,780 139,453 2,596 13,043 BILIRAN (PROVINCE) Cabugcayan 1 SOUTHERN LEYTE Sogod 4 56 280 56 280 St. Bernard 6 194 750 194 750 Sub-total 10 250 1,030 250 1,030 Total (reg VIII) 443 29,358 146,959 3,982 19,943 2 MISAMIS ORIENTAL X El Salvador City 2 248 1,240 Total(Reg X) 2 248 1,240 TOTAL (Floodings in VII, VIII X) 462 29,678 148,528 4,054 20,272 TORNADO SOUTH COTABATO XII Banga 1 4 20 Total (Reg XII) 1 4 20 TOTAL(Floodings and Tornado in VII, VIII, X and XII) 463 29,682 148,548 4,054 20,272 B. Casualties Nine (9) persons were reported dead due to landslide and flooding, identified as follows: REG PROVINCE NAME AGE ADDRESS CAUSE VII - 1 Bohol Armando Buticarlo 65 Brgy. Danicop, Sierra Drowned Bullones (due to flooding) VIII - 8 Tacloban City Marlon Jordan 35 Brgy Cabalawan Landslide Jenita Jordan 35 Brgy Cabalawan Landslide Angelica Jordan 14 Brgy Cabalawan Landslide Marieta Jordan 16 Brgy Cabalawan Landslide John Paul Jordan 13 Brgy Cabalawan Landslide John Rey Jordan 4 Brgy Cabalawan Landslide Heyrex Jordan 3 Brgy Cabalawan Landslide Palo, Leyte Leo Espina San Antonio Electrocution (due to flooding) C. Damages to Properties / Agriculture One Hundred Eighteen (118) houses were reported damaged (79 totally and 39 partially), detailed as follows: REGION PROVINCE / MUNICIPALITY TOTALLY PARTIALLY VII BOHOL Jagna 1 14 VIII LEYTE Tacloban City 73 20 Dulag 3 X MISAMIS ORIENTAL El Salvador City 2 XII SOUTH COTABATO Banga 2 3 TOTAL 79 39 3 Cost of damages are as follows: Cost of Damages (Million) LGU Infra Agri Private LEYTE Dagami 3.8M Dulag 2.2M Jaro 4M 1.5M TOTAL 4M 7.5M Region VII • An estimated area of 10 hectares of rice fields were damaged by the flood and inundated the riverside areas in Bohol Region X • Damages to livestock amounting to Php31,500.00 was reported in Brgys. Ulaliman, Hinigdaan and Amoros in El Salvador City, Misamis Oriental D. Status of Lifelines Region VII • National Highway linking Brgy. Mayana and Calabasita, Jagna – impassable due to debris caused by flooding • Road going to Brgy. Bugang Sur, Bilar rendered impassable due to flashflood Region VIII • The Municipality of San Jose de Buan in Samar experienced power outage since 15 March 2011 • Unpassable Road Sections and Bridges/Alternate Route: Mahaplag – Sogod Road in Southern Leyte - closed to traffic and rendered not passable to all types of vehicles due to landslide along Maharlika Road km 1009+700 (dampou) to km1018+800 (sawong). Alternate route for Southern Leyte is the Abuyog-Silago Road and Mahaplag-Baybay-Bato-Sogod-Libagon Road. Clearing operations was temporarily stopped due to unfavourable weather condition Wright-Taft, Eastern Samar (Brgy. Malinao) – impassable to all types of vehicles due to flooding Junction Buenavista–Lawaan Road – impassable due to flooding (Brgy. San Vicente, Quinapondan, Eastern Samar) Camp 5–Junction Taft–Borongan Road – impassable due to flooding (Brgy. Malinao, San Pablo) Abuyog–Silago, Leyte Road - impassable due to landslide (Brgy. Tadoc, Abuyog, Leyte) blocking the Abuyog-Silago Road Bernard Reed Bridge in Palo, Leyte – vehicle traffic has been diverted to a bypass road Cong. Artemio Mate Avenue, Tacloban City Baybay to Mahaplag - closed to traffic due to impending landslide in the area. Detour route is Baybay to Bato and Junction Hima-angan Road to Silago-Abuyog Road going to Tacloban Bridge in Brgy. Mahayahay in Sogod, Southern Leyte is not passable to all types of vehicles Road in Brgy. Patani, Paranas going to Eastern Samar rendered not passable to all types of vehicles due to landslide 4 III. ACTIONS TAKEN: NATIONAL NDRRMC OpCen • Disseminated Weather Advisory, General Flood Bulletins, and GALE Warnings to all regions concerned through Short Messaging System (SMS), facsimile, and website for further dissemination to their respective Local Disaster Risk reduction and Management Councils (LDRRMCs) from the provincial down to the municipal levels • Continuous activation since March 11, 2011 under Blue Alert Status (Partial Activation) with personnel from OCD Operations Division Alert Teams and augmentation from other OCD Division rendering duty at the NDRRMC Operations Center 24/7 to monitor any eventualities PHILIPPINE COAST GUARD • Personnel of CG Station Tacloban were dispatched and conducted evacuation of approximately 70 persons in Brgy. Apitong, Tacloban • CG Station Cebu dispatched two (2) SOG personnel with rubber boats to Tacloban to augment said station • CG District Bicol dispatched 7-man SOG team with rubber boat and one (1) medical personnel onboard M-35 truck to Tacloban • PCG Assets on stand-by: Floating Assets - SARV-30504 - Mission Ready (OPCON under CGDCEV) Air Assets – 1 PCG Aircraft (Islander) Deployable Response Group – 4 Teams (On standby at HPCG ready for dispatch/deployment) Land Mobility Assets – 2 PCG Bus (Standby at HPCG/Mission Ready), 2 Coaster Bus (Standby at HPCG/Mission Ready) PHILIPPINE INFORMATION AGENCY • Assisted RDRRMC VIII in giving information related to the incidents. • SMS from RDDRMC VIII forwarded to all PIA Provincial Information Offices. Real time SMS to the National Office on situation reports. • Maintained Weather Watch where all the sitreps are forwarded and coordinated with the concerned agencies on concerns being brought to PIA for immediate attention. Example- the people at Brgy Bahay in San Miguel Leyte were already on their rooftops because of floodwaters. This was brought to the attention of the Leyte PRDRRMC and the RDRRMC VIII and the people were immediately rescued. • Sitrep to PIA Director General the lack of rubber boats that hampered the immediate response to the call for rescue from many barangays and municipalities. The reply was very positive as PIA was told to coordinate with the OCD8 and get the list of the disaster needs and equipment needed in the Region. The same was relayed to the OCD8. DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WELFARE AND DEVELOPMENT • In Region VIII, DSWD was able to service 10,799 families of 55,990 inside 15 evacuation centers. • DSWD was able to assist 94 Barangays from 8 municipalities and 1 city in 4 provinces. • The cost of their assistance is PhP492,690.00 • DSWD was also able to assist in terms of providing for 2 generator units and 1,500 packs of clothing, all worth PhP375,000.00 5 PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE (POLICE REGIONAL OFFICE 8) • 27 operations utilizing 83 PNP personnel from 8RPSB and police stations were deployed to conduct SAR operations in affected areas. • 283 PNP personnel from 8RPSB, Leyte PPO and TCPO with corresponding vehicles were deployed to assist the P/C/MDRRMCs in the evacuation of affected families/persons to designated evacuation centers. • 92 personnel from different police stations detailed to provide security in designated evacuation centers in their respective AOR. • 83 personnel of this PRO8 were involved in 13 disaster relief operations conducted by the P/C/MDRRMCs in affected areas as well as in the evacuation centers. • personnel were dispatched to assist motorists who stranded in areas where roads are closed due to landslides. REGIONAL RDMMCs concerned are continuously disseminating advisories and monitoring the situation in their respective areas: Region VII • LDRRMC Bohol and their local PNP Personnel advised residents to evacuate to higher grounds and are continuously monitoring the situation • Municipal Social Welfare and Development immediately distributed relief goods to the affected families • MDRRMC Dimiao provided relief goods to the affected families and had an emergency meeting to further assess the damages and needs of the affected families • MDRRMC Sierra Bullones, Bohol provided burial assistance to Mr. Armando, Buticarlo (drowned due to flooding) • DPWH 3 rd District based in Guindulman, Bohol is undertaking clearing operations in the national Highway linking Brgy. Mayana and Calabasita, Jagna • Local Engineering Crew in Brgy. Bugang Sur, Bilar is conducting clearing operations on the road blocked by debris caused by flashflood • MDRRMC of Garcia-Hernandez provided food and medical supplies to the families affected. • The flood in the affected Barangays has already subsided as of 6:00 PM of march 16, 2011. • MDRRMC has conducted damage assessment re the extent of damages to the affected areas. • Residents already returned to their respective houses as of 2:00 PM, March 17, 2011. Region VIII • DPWH personnel conducted clearing operations at the landslide area while local PNP conducted traffic assistance to motorists in Sogod, Southern Leyte • MDRRMC San Jose de Buan in Samar facilitated the evacuation of affected residents and attended to their immediate needs • 34IB PA, LDRRMC San Jose Buan constructed tents in Brgys.
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