B. AFFECTED POPULATION (TAB B)

• As of 6:00 AM, 30 December 2012, a total of 50,291 families / 241,693 persons in 557 Barangays / 60 municipalities / 6 cities / 9 provinces of Regions IV-B, V, VI, VII and VIII were affected. • The total number of population currently served inside and outside the evacuation centers is 4,377 families / 25,406 persons

INSIDE 60 ECs 4,290 families/23,337 persons OUTSIDE ECs 87 families/2,069 persons

C. CASUALTIES (TAB C)

• A total of twenty (20) reported dead from Regions V, VI and VIII, while three (3) were injured from Regions VI and VIII and four (4) missing individuals from Regions IV-A and VI. • Eight (8) deaths were reported in Region VI: Benedicto Castor (72 y/o); Jezel S. Superio (2 y/o); Nilo Icawalo (54 y/o); Romeo Idorita (63 y/o); Jaymar Egamino (16 y/o); Joel S. Jimenea (37 y/o); Edwin Farinas (46 y/o); and Osot Sabdane (40 y/o) • Noel Egamino (9 y/o) of Brgy. Cagamutan Norte, Leganes, was reported injured while Samson Sabdane (25 y/o) of , Iloilo and Onad Leysa of Brgy. Cahigon, , Iloilo were reported missing

NUMBER CASUALTIES Previous Update Total DEAD 12 8 20 INJURED 2 1 3 MISSING 2 2 4

D. DAMAGED HOUSES (TAB D)

• A total of 5,097 damaged houses were reported in Regions VI, VII and VIII of which 1,515 were totally damaged and 3,582 were partially damaged. • Increase in number was due to the new entries from the provinces of and ; municipalities of Toboso and Manapla in ; and municipalities of and in Iloilo

E. COST OF DAMAGES (TAB E)

• To date, the estimated cost of damages is PHP224,915,234.33: PHP78,059,000.00 worth of damages in infrastructures was reported in Regions IV-B and VI; PHP146,856,234.33 worth of damages in agriculture

F. COST OF ASSISTANCE

• The total cost of assistance to date is PHP2,117,740.00: PHP2,044,500.00 from DSWD and PHP73,240.00 from LGUs.

G. CANCELLED FLIGHTS (As of 1:00 PM, 29 December 2012)

NAIA Terminal 3 FLIGHT NO. ROUTE STA/STD REMARKS Manila-Tuguegarao- 1045H 2P 014/015 Manila 1335H CANCELLED DUE Manila-Tuguegarao- 1125H TO BAD WEATHER 5J 504/505 Manila 1355H

H. PREPOSITIONED RESPONSE ASSETS

• The following are the assets from the Philippine National Police that were prepositioned during Tropical Depression "Quinta": one (1) Battalion, eight (8) SAR Team, Personnel of Provincial Police Office and Municipal Police Station, and three (3) M-35 Trucks.

I. STATE OF CALAMITY

LGUs UNDER A STATE OF CALAMITY RESOLUTION NO. PDRRMC Iloilo CDRRMC Passi City SB Resolution No. 2012-246 Bingawan, Iloilo Calinog, Iloilo , Iloilo SB Resolution No. 2012-207 Dumangas, Iloilo SB Resolution No. 2012-122

III. ACTIONS TAKEN

EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS AND RESPONSE:

1. National Preparedness Measures

‹ NDRRMC Operations Center ‹ NDRRMC is on Red Alert Status and has been continuously monitoring and disseminating Weather Bulletins, Gale Warnings, General Flood Advisories, and 24-Hour Public Weather Forecasts to all RDRRMCs/OCDRCs through SMS, facsimile and websites for further dissemination to their respective Local Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Councils (LDRRMCs) from the provincial down to the municipal levels; and directed RDRRMCs concerned through the OCD Regional Centers to undertake precautionary measures in their respective areas of responsibility (AOR) ‹ Sent out request for assistance in ASEAN Humanitarian Assistance Center in securing satellite images at some affected areas of the Tropical Depression "Quinta" ‹ Sent out request of four (4) UH-1H for the conduct of aerial assessment, two (2) in Iloilo and two (2) in ‹ USEC BENITO T RAMOS together with DSWD CO Staff went to Iloilo Province on 29 December 2012 to assist in the ongoing relief operations and humanitarian aid particularly in the affected communities ‹ PAG-ASA ‹ Disseminated Weather Advisories, provided media interviews re weather update and continuously monitoring Tropical Depression "Quinta" ‹ DA ‹ DA VI - the APCOS, BAS, and LGUs personnel are having their field monitoring for updates of the situation. ‹ NIA ‹ NIA VI - water at Dingle Reservoir Dam was gradually released in anticipation of excess volume of water in the area due to continuous rainfall induced by Tropical Depression "Quinta". ‹ DOH ‹ CHD IV-B placed all CHD Extension Office Provincial Health Team Office on "Code White" and on continuous monitoring of reports from different Provincial Health Team Offices. Assorted drugs and medicines were prepositioned to the Province of Palawan amounting to PHP 60,299.50 and to the Province of Romblon worth PHP 85,232.42. ‹ CHD V is on Code White Status and in coordination with PHO-HEMS Masbate for preparation ‹ CHD VI is on Code White Alert, Operation Center activated 24/7. LGU Iloilo gave Paracetamol to children and adults and 3,000 capsules of Doxycycline to Iloilo Province. Assorted drugs and medicines were prepositioned to the following: Aklan-250,000; Iloilo-200,000; Negros Occidental-300,000. ‹ PCG ‹ CGD Palawan disseminated weather bulletins and gale warnings to their respective detachments and advised small sea crafts and fishing boats not to venture out into the sea ‹ CG Southern Tagalog disseminated weather bulletins and gale warnings to their respective detachments and monitor area of responsibility

‹ PCG V alerted all PCG stations and detachments within the Bicol Region ‹ PCG VI cancelled all fast craft and light sea craft trip in the region. ° Distributed clothing to MDRRMC Janiuay, Iloilo. ° Trips of fast craft, RORO, and light sea craft were resumed in the region, as of 28 December 2012. ‹ PCG VII Central Visayas cancelled all sea trips in and out of Cebu Province, Siquijor, Bohol, and Negros Oriental due to PSWS#1 ‹ PCG VIII temporarily halted issuing navigational clearance to the sea vessels in the affected areas and alerted fishermen and other vessels not to venture out into the sea due to the impending weather disturbance ‹ PCG CARAGA cancelled trips for all types of marine vessels and implemented "No Fishing Policy" ‹ DepEd ‹ Surigao del Norte & Surigao City were advised to prepare the keys of various schools designated as evacuation centers in anticipation of any possible evacuation and designated multi-purpose halls and gymnasiums are also prepared for occupancy ‹ AFP ‹ 8th Infantry Division, Philippine Army disseminated advisory to all Unit Commanders and directed 1 platoon for 3rd and 4th District Leyte to conduct preemptive measures relative to the weather disturbance ‹ 19th Infantry Battalion on standby for possible deployment and prepositioned the following equipment to be utilized for SAR Operations: 3m35 truck(6x6), 3km 450 truck, 1 platoon for 3rd and 4th District of Leyte and 1 platoon for 1st and portion of the 2nd District of Leyte ‹ 9ID alerted all DRU's in the Bicol Region ‹ Phil Navy Reservists from Catbalogan City, Tacloban City, Biliran and Palompon Leyte are on standby for possible deployment ‹ TOG8-PAF Response Team on standby for possible deployment ‹ Disseminated weather bulletin to all line units ‹ TOG5-PAF one (1) one team DRU on standby alert with SAR equipment; as of 0810H 27 December 2012, 1 M35 truck with 7 personnel was dispatched to Libon to assist in the conduct of force evacuation; assisted LGU Libon in the relief distribution conducted at Brgy. West Carisac, Libon ‹ Floating assets were advised to take all necessary precautionary measures ‹ As of 0745H 27 December 2012, 1 M35 truck proceeded to Libon to conduct force evacuation of residents in Brgy. Sta. Cruz with 4 PNP personnel; ongoing evacuation of families affected by flooding in Libon ‹ As of 1000H 27 December 2012, a total of 145 families were evacuated from Brgy. Sta. Cruz to Agos Elementary School ‹ Dispatched 901Bde/2IB (PA), NFSL (PN) and TOG5 (PAF) DRO with M35 trucks to Polangui and Libon to augment its mobilization assets ‹ Assisted in the transport of 50 sacks of food packs from DSWD5 office to LGU Libon ‹ Team NAVFORSOL were able to evacuate a total number of 558 individuals coming from Brgy. Sta. Cruz, Libon, Albay ‹ TOG6-PAF- Disaster Response Team (DRT) deployed 10 personnel in the flooded areas of Barotac Viejo. Rubber boat and operators are ready for deployment in Calinog. PAF reservists are on standby status. ‹ 301st Brigade PA - alerted troops and are ready for deployment if needed. Conducted rescue operations and transportation assistance in the flooded and landslide incident in Calinog and , Iloilo; Banga, Aklan; and to the stranded passengers from the Municipality of Dueñas and Dingle, Iloilo. The brigade led the continuous conduct of inspection along Aklan River and conducted roving patrol around the flood prone barangays in the Province of Aklan. Provided helicopter assistance to OCD and to MDRRMC Calinog, Iloilo for the conduct of aerial survey on the affected areas in the Province of Aklan, , Capiz and Iloilo.

‹ AFPCC provided seven (7) M35 trucks; two (2) KM 450; nine (9) M450 trucks; one (1) M250 truck; one (1) dump truck; four (4) rubber boats; two (2) ambulances; one (1) civilian vehicle; one (1) Town Ace during the conduct of rescue operations. ‹ DILG ‹ DILG VI alerted the LGUs relative to TD "Quinta" and advocated for the conduct of pre-emptive evacuation ‹ BFP ‹ Team of BFP-SRU5 is on standby alert ‹ As of 0400H 27 December 2012, one (1) family resident of Brgy. 18 (Puting Daga) Legazpi City trapped by floods and evacuated at Hall ‹ PNP ‹ PROIV-B disseminated Memorandum to all Provincial Police Offices on disaster preparedness ‹ PROVIII activated the Tactical/Disaster Operation Center and advised all lower units to conduct appropriate actions in preparation to the Tropical Depression ‹ PROV alerted all Police Provincial Offices down to all Municipal Stations within Bicol Region. ° Masbate PPO directed the lower units/stations to activate respective Disaster Operations centers. ‹ PROXIII are on alert status for the needed assistance. ‹ DPWH ‹ Alerted their district engineers and prepositioned its heavy equipment for possible disaster response ‹ DPWH IV-B prepositioned heavy equipment in strategic areas based on the current track of TD Quinta for possible clearing operations ‹ DPWH VI ready for clearing of roads if the situation calls for it. ‹ DSWD ‹ Alerted all Regional QRT and SWAD teams in flood and landslide prone areas to closely monitor the situation and to provide reports on any eventualities ‹ DSWD-DROMIC is closely coordinating with concerned DSWD-FOs for significant reports caused by TD Quinta. ‹ Prepositioned P16.42 million standby funds and P28.43 million worth of relief supplies in all DSWD-FOs along the typhoon path, amounting to P44.85 million. ‹ DSWD IV-B prepositioned heavy equipment in strategic areas based on the current track of TD Quinta ‹ DSWD VI mobilized Bayanihan Volunteers for repacking of relief goods for augmentation to LGUs and alerted the Social Welfare and Disaster (SWAD) Teams in six (6) provinces to assist LGUs. Prepositioned 50 sacks of rice per province ready for release anytime to LGUs. ‹ PIA ‹ Assisted in disseminating warning advisories to its 172 networks ‹ Continuously disseminates weather advisories to RDRRMC-8 Member agencies, media and concerned LDRRMCs and advises to take appropriate actions ‹ PRC ‹ PRC Iloilo deployed one team with 5 persons in Barotac Viejo to augment the disaster response operations; deployed 2 teams in Brgy. Libongcogon, for SAR operations; provided hot meals to 118 families/638 individuals in Barotac Viejo Municipal Gymnasium; deployed response teams for rescue and ambulance assistance in Brgy. Abangay, Dingle; delivered medicines in Calinog municipality as requested by the ‹ PRC Southern Leyte deployed 2 staffs and Chapter DRT volunteers to monitor the situation; all members of 143 volunteers are on standby for any emergency responses

2. REGIONAL PREPAREDNESS MEASURES

‹‹‹ RDRRMCs IV-B, V, VI, VII, VIII, CAR and CARAGA disseminated weather and flood bulletins and gale warnings to all concerned local DRRMCs, RDRRMC member agencies, the tri-media thru facsimile and SMS, and to several fishermen associations ‹‹‹ RDRRMC IV-A ‹‹‹ Coordinated with PDRRMO Batangas and MDRRMO Talisay for information re the maritime incident ‹‹‹ MDRRMO Talisay and PCG-STL responded but was halted due to bad weather and poor visibility ‹‹‹ RDRRMC IV-B ‹ Coordinated with OCD NCR to advise all buses travelling via Strong Republic Nautical Highway, Dangay Port Roxas Oriental Mindoro bound for Iloilo to temporarily suspend their trips including rolling cargoes to Port of Batangas, Calapan Port, Oriental Mindoro and Dangay Port, Roxas, Oriental Mindoro to avoid influx of stranded passengers in the said port as the Port Operation in Iloilo has already been suspended ‹ Informed and alerted local government units ‹ LGU Culion, Palawan conducted pre-emptive evacuation to the families along the coastal areas ‹‹‹ RDRRMC V ‹‹‹ Coordinates with DPWH re status of roads and bridges ‹‹‹ Coordinated with PAF and NAVFORSOL re trucks and personnel for deployment in the 3rd District of Albay ‹‹‹ Continuous coordination with PCGDBCL and Port Managers re updates on the stranded passengers and vehicles ‹‹‹ Dispatched 901Bde/2IB (Phil Army), NFSL (Phil Navy) and TOG5 (Phil Air Force) DRO with M35 trucks to Polangui and Libon to augment its mobilization assets. ‹‹‹ PDRRMCs coordinated and advised all their DRR Units to take appropriate preparedness measures ‹‹‹ PDRRMC Albay advised LDRRMCs to shift to State of Heightened Alert and execute measures to ensure zero casualty ‹ PDRRMC Catanduanes provided food, water and sleeping mats to stranded passenger ‹‹‹ MDRRMO Bulan served meal for dinner and breakfast to stranded passengers going to Masbate. ‹‹‹ RDRRMC VI ‹ Advocated for the conduct of pre-emptive evacuation thru DILG to areas along the path of TD "Quinta". Conducted aerial survey in the affected areas. ‹ PDRRMCs activated their respective Operations Centers and alerted SAR groups for any eventuality as well as other members of DRRMCs Response Committee ‹ MDRRMC Barotac Viejo, Iloilo provided community kitchen to the victims in the affected barangays ‹ MDRRMC Cabatuan, Iloilo is closely monitored the Tigum River which was on its critical level. ‹ MDRRMC Janiuay, Iloilo extended assistance to affected barangays amounting to P 49,640.00. ‹ MDRRMC Sigma, Capiz conducted rescue operations at Dayhagon, Sigma with members of PA 3ID, SAF, PNP, BFP and Rescue Team. Provided relief operations to affected families. ‹ MDRRMC Dao, Capiz in coordination with the members of PA 3ID, SAF, PNP, BFP and Rescue Team conducted rescue operations at Nasunugan and Manhoy with 21 persons and 50 persons respectively. ‹ MDRRMC San Miguel, Iloilo extended food assistance to affected families ‹ MDRRMC Pototan, Iloilo extended 350 packs of rice and noodles to affected families

‹ CDRRMC Escalante City, Negros Occidental dispatched Quick Response Team for relief assistance and conducted clearing of roads in five (5) barangays; initiated pre-emptive evacuation in Brgy. Paitan with 25 families consisting of 75 persons to Paitan Elementary School ‹ CDRRMC Cadiz City, Negros Occidental initiated pre-emptive evacuation to 110 families in 3 barangays namely Brgy. Sigaba, Brgy. Zone 1 and in Brgy. Daga to their respective evacuation centers ‹ CDRRMC San Carlos City, Negros Occidental prepositioned emergency goods to evacuation areas in barangays that were identified as high risk for flooding. ‹ RDRRMC VII ‹ Alerted operational units to assist Local DRRMCs and LGUs ‹ PDRRMC Negros Oriental issued an advisory calling the public, especially those living in low lying areas to be watchful of possible floodings and landslides ‹‹‹ RDRRMC VIII ‹ Facilitated the conduct of pre-emptive evacuation of the 71 families/324 individuals from Brgys. 89, 90 and 103 to the Tacloban Astrodome and Palanog Gym as the designated evacuation centers ‹ PDRRMC Borongan coordinated with the coastal barangays in their AORs re conduct pre-emptive measures. ‹ MDRRMC Catarman, Tabango, Tunga, Palompon, Giporlos, Leyte and Limasawa, Southern Leyte alerted all residents along coastal, flood/landslide prone barangays relative to the weather disturbance and advised to take appropriate actions and activated their SAR. ‹ PDRRMC Eastern Samar forwarded the latest weather advisory to its MDRRMO's and advised them to take all necessary preparations for TS "QUINTA" ‹ MDRRMCs Liloan, Hinunangan, Malitbog & Libagon, all of Southern Leyte Province disseminated advisories to their respective brgys. and ordered all Rescue/Response Teams to be standby for possible deployment ‹ MDRRMCs Can-avid and Maslog both of Eastern Samar disseminated weather advisories to the Brgys. and advised to take appropriate actions in preparation to the impending weather disturbances ‹ MDRRMC St. Bernard, Southern Leyte conducted pre-emptive evacuation in identified landslide-prone barangays namely Tabon-Tabon, Ayahag, Nueva Esperanza and Sugangon V The City Government of Tacloban alerted all its response teams and the BDRRMCs to monitor the situation in the area and conducted ocular monitoring in flood and landslide prone areas V CDRMMC OPCEN readied the Astrodome and other designated evacuation centers for utilization. ‹‹‹ RDRRMC CARAGA ‹ Continues to maintain 24/7 monitoring and undertakes coordination with the local DRRMCs for situational updates. ‹ PDRRMC Dinagat advised pre-emptive evacuation in their AOR and activated 24/7 monitoring of the track of TS Quinta. ‹ PDRRMC Surigao del Norte and CDRRMC Surigao City conducted a joint meeting at Surigao City Mayor's Office to discuss the necessary measures and actions to be taken in relation to TS Quinta. ‹ RDRRMC CAR ‹ Advised all LDRRMCs to be on ALERT status and monitor their AOR and address all necessary preparedness measures ______SitRep No. 9 TAB A EFFECTS OF TROPICAL STORM "QUINTA" INCIDENTS MONITORED As of 30 December 2012, 6:00 AM

TIME/DATE OF REGION/ AREA DESCRIPTION REMARK/S OCCURRENCE TOTAL INCIDENTS MONITORED 44 MARITIME INCIDENTS 2 REGION IV-A 1 Batangas 1 Maritime incident involving M/B Soriano III occurred. Based on report, the said banca Five (5) other passengers namely: Gary Ross, Rachel Escoto, Haidie on or about 1:30PM, 26 At the vicinity waters of Talisay, Batangas capsized due to big waves. As a result of the Escoto, Edsel Escoto and Chiya Escoto were brought to Talisay December 2012 incident, a certain Mario Austria, 55 y/o Health Center for treatment. became missing. REGION IV-B 1 Palawan 1 A fishing boat named F/B Roxanne Ranger from Infanta, Quezon, encountered engine As of 3:00PM, 26 December 2012, all fourteen (14) fishermen are in The vicinity of west of Busuanga, Palawan 9-Nov-12 trouble and was temporarily anchored in good physical condition. Busuanga, Palawan. LANDSLIDE INCIDENT 4 REGION IV-B 1 Marinduque 1 Minor Landslide occurred Along Balacana LGU conducted clearing operations and road is passable to all types Along Balacana Road, Mogpog, Marinduque. 25-Dec-12 Road, Mogpog Marinduque. of vehicle REGION V 1 Albay 1 Albay Polangui ( Barangays Napo, Pintor, Cotmon) No affected population and damages reported REGION VIII 2 Southern Leyte 1 A landslide occurred. Kahupian-Sogod Road at around 4:00 AM, 26 is currently impassable. Local Police of DPWH Southern Leyte Engineering District and Southern Leyte Brgy. Kahupian, Sogod, Southern Leyte December 2012 Sogod responded to the incident to provide Engineering Office rushed to the area to conduct clearing operations security and assistance to motorists Eastern Samar 1 A minor landslide and flooding occurred last As of 7:00 PM 26 December 2012, clearing operations have been Brgy. San Isidro, Sulat, Eastern Samar night in Brgy. 1 and 3, Sulat, Eastern Samar undertaken. DROWNING INCIDENT 1 REGION V 1 Catanduanes 1 The cadaver was later identified to be Tanael, Aguido y Valenzuela,77 A dead body of a male was found near the Near the shoreline between Brgys Buenavista and Western on or about 8:00PM, 27 years old, married and resident of Brgy. Quezon, Baras, Catanduanes. shoreline between Brgys Buenavista and , Baras, Catanduanes. December 2012 • He was positively identified by his daughter Mrs. Adelia Tanael- Western Poblacion, Baras, Catanduanes. Triumfante MISSING PERSONS INCIDENT 1 REGION VIII 1 Leyte 1

A local resident, Julio Noya Silvano, 36 y/o was reported missing. According to The seawaters of Merida near the shoreline of Barangay On or about 5:00 AM, investigation, the victim drowned while fishing Police Authorities are conducting Search and Retrieval Operations Macario, Merida, Leyte 26 December 2012 with the use of "SUDSUD". The victim was carried away by strong winds and big waves brought about by TD "QUINTA". FALLING TREES 2 Region VIII 2 Eastern Samar 2 An apitong tree fell. According to at around 6:20 PM, 26 The victims of the said incident were Rodrigo Busa, 56 y/o, Rosita Brgy. Del Pilar, Maydolong, Eastern Samar investigation, the tree was blown by the December 2012 strong winds of TD "QUINTA" which fell on Busa, 50 y/o and Kimjie Busa, 7 y/o. All of which were reported dead the house of a certain Busa family. Four (4) Gmelina Trees fell during the As of 7:00 PM 26 December 2012, clearing operations have been In Can-Avid, Eastern Samar onslaught of TD "QUINTA" and a tree fell undertaken. down along the national road. CAPSIZE INCIDENT 1 CARAGA 1 Surigao Del Sur 1 The five (5) men onboard, identified as Jan Consigna (22 y/o ); Niño An unidentified banca carrying five (5) Coastal areas of Brgy Corregidor, Dapa, Surigao del Sur. Consigna (20 y/o); Jose Cadenas (18 y/o); Iyan Domingito (18 y/o); persons capsized. and Winston Acad (20 y/o) were rescued by the Brgy. Officials FLOODING INCIDENTS 33 Region V 11 Albay 1 Parts of 3rd District (Polangui, Oas, Libon), Malinao and Legazpi Camarines Sur 6 Brgys San Miguel, Francia, San Jose, San Iriga City Francisco, San Roque Brgys San Esteban Pob, San Miguel Pob, San Antonio Pob, San Vicente Ogbon, Sta Nabua Lucia Baras, Sta Elena Baras, Lourdes Young, San Nicolas, Santiago, Sta Barbara Brgys Sta Elena Pob, San Pascual Pob, San Buhi Pedro Pob, San Buenaventura Pob, Sagrada Familia San Fernando Poblacion Bonifacio 4 inches high Brgys Timbang, Baliuag Viejo, Catanusan, Minalabac Bagongbong, Irayang solong, Baliuag Nuevo Brgys San Jose, Casugad, San Roque Bula Poblacion Sorsogon 4 Sta Cruz River and River at Central Casiguran Water level rising due to high tide Casiguran Banuang-Gurang river overflowed about 2.5 meters 4HH/24 Persons Donsol 8:00PM, 26 Dec 2012 Gura river, 3HH evacuated to higher grounds evacuated Juban Cadac-an River Brgy Kaditaan and Sitio Kadamulaan in Magallanes Aguada Sur Region VI 21 Aklan 1 Water Level is rising to a critical level at Libacao Aklan River that cause the flooding in the subsided as of 5:00 AM, 26 December 2012 areas Capiz 10 Angub, Nagba, Malagabi, Binoon, Liawod, Cuartero Liaya Bakacuan, Duyoc, Daplas, Lacaron, Pob. Dao Ilaya, Pob. Ilawod Sitio Angsi, Sitio Niño Dumanao Tinaytayan, Dangula Maayon Pob. Ilaya, Fernandez, Palaguin Mambusao Batiano, Pob. Proper, Sitio Papasok Panit-an Ambilay, Cabugao, Kabangahan Pontevedra Pob. Ilaya Sigma Matinabos, Pinamalatican Poblacion, Carida, Salong, San Francisco Ilo-Ilo 10 Sto. Rosario, Vista Alegre, Sambag Kulub, Anilap Badlang, Medina 1 drowned cadaver was recovered. Cabaluan 25 evacuated at Cabatuan Cultural and Sports Center Calinog 80% of the area is reportedly flooded Dueñas River overflowed making roads impassable Janiuay 8 Brgys. Affected. Gines, Maribong, Walang, Banban, Alugmawa, Pughanan, Cunarom, Bagong, Tranhawan, Agsirab, Pajo Mina Gines, Pob. Ilawod, Man-it, Kinagaringan Passi Pequeño and Grande, Bato, Himat-y lanbang Pequeño, Pob. Saya, Camini.Palje, San Enrique Cabugao Nuevo, Compo Region VIII 1 Eastern Samar 1 As of 7:00 PM 26 December 2012, clearing operations have been San Isidro Brgy 1 and 3 undertaken. Sit Rep No. 9 Tab B Effects of Typhoon "QUINTA" AFFECTED POPULATION As of 30 December 2012, 6:00 AM

No. of TOTAL SERVED - CURRENT Region/Province/ AFFECTED Inside Evacuation Centers Outside Evacuation Centers Evac (Inside + Outside) Mun/City Centers Brgys Families Persons Families Persons Families Persons Families Persons GRAND TOTAL 557 50,291 241,693 60 4,290 23,337 87 2,069 4,377 25,406 REGION IV-B (MIMAROPA) 3 18 90 0 ------PALAWAN 3 18 90 ------CULION 3 18 90 - - REGION V (BICOL REGION) 42 3,057 14,295 25 1,835 9,149 - - 1,835 9,149 ALBAY 39 2,991 13,965 22 1,769 8,819 - - 1,769 8,819 BACACAY 1 565 2,938 - - CAMALIG 1 403 2,096 5 413 1,832 413 1,832 JOVELLAR 1 505 2,625 - - MALINAO 8 545 2,366 6 455 2,366 455 2,366 POLANGUI 17 585 3,042 4 579 3,008 579 3,008 MANITO 2 17 69 1 17 69 17 69 LIBON 9 371 829 6 305 1,544 305 1,544 CAMARINES NORTE 3 66 330 3 66 330 - - 66 330 LABO 3 66 330 3 66 330 66 330 REGION VI () 486 46,646 224,469 35 2,455 14,188 - 1,654 2,455 15,842 ILOILO 354 32,424 165,283 18 333 1,593 - - 333 1,593 1 1 10 - - ANILAO 5 44 264 - - BAROTAC VIEJO 6 586 2,587 - - BAROTAC NUEVO 25 5,647 29,235 - - BINGAWAN 14 964 3,424 - - CABATUAN 44 360 2,106 - - CALINOG 36 3,600 18,000 - - CONCEPCION 20 64 316 - - DINGLE 19 2,495 14,970 - - DUEÑAS 26 1,100 5,500 - - DUMANGAS 23 5,790 29,242 - - JANIUAY 18 905 3,616 - - - - LAMBUNAO 19 540 2,773 - - LEGANES 7 893 4,465 18 333 1,593 333 1,593 MINA 8 298 1,788 - - PASSI 12 683 4,614 - - POTOTAN 26 2,662 13,511 - - SAN ENRIQUE 10 1,879 9,521 - - SAN RAFAEL 10 632 1,500 - - SAN MIGUEL 8 194 860 - - ZARRAGA 17 3,087 16,981 - - NEGROS OCCIDENTAL 14 100 2,149 1 - - - 1,654 - 1,654 ENRIQUE B. MAGALONA (SARAVIA) 1 9 45 - - ESCALANTE 2 34 170 1 - - MANAPLA 7 27 135 - - PULUPANDAN 1 2 5 - - SAGAY 1 26 130 - - SILAY 1 1 5 - - TOBOSO 1 1 5 - - CARLOS CITY 1,654 1,654 - 1,654 AKLAN 7 3,714 18,836 0 ------LIBACAO 1 895 3,254 MADALAG 2 500 2,500 BANGA 1 1,562 7,398 KALIBO 1 160 800 LEZO 1 195 2,871 MALINAO 1 402 2,013 CAPIZ 111 10,408 38,201 16 2,122 12,595 - - 2,122 12,595 TAPAZ 11 50 250 2 55 250 55 250 DUMALAG 7 60 250 1 50 250 50 250 CUARTERO 9 4 20 1 4 20 4 20 PONTEVEDRA 14 3,891 7,555 4 292 1,752 292 1,752 MAAYON 8 228 1,139 - - SIGMA 17 1,770 8,850 1 2 9 2 9 MAMBUSAO 26 1,738 6,952 - - 4 552 2,610 - - DAO 15 2,115 10,575 7 1,719 10,314 1,719 10,314 REGION VII (CENTRAL VISAYAS) 26 87 415 0 - - 87 415 87 415 CEBU 26 87 415 0 - - 87 415 87 415 BALAMBAN 1 - - BANTAYAN 3 5 30 5 30 5 30 BORBON 5 12 60 12 60 12 60 BAGO CITY 1 31 155 31 155 31 155 CEBU CITY 1 1 5 1 5 1 5 CARMEN 1 1 5 1 5 1 5 SAN FRANCISCO 8 12 60 12 60 12 60 SANTA FE 1 1 6 1 6 1 6 SOGOD 5 24 94 24 94 24 94

Page 1 of 2 No. of TOTAL SERVED - CURRENT Region/Province/ AFFECTED Inside Evacuation Centers Outside Evacuation Centers Evac (Inside + Outside) Mun/City Centers Brgys Families Persons Families Persons Families Persons Families Persons REGION VIII (EASTERN VISAYAS) - 483 2,424 0 ------LEYTE - 483 2,424 0 ------BABATNGON 1 1 - - BURAUEN 51 250 - - DAGAMI 349 1,745 - - DULAG 31 155 - - LA PAZ 7 40 - - PALO 44 233 - -

AFFECTED AREAS REGIONS 5 PROVINCES 9 CITIES 6 MUNICIPALITIES 60 BARANGAYS 557

Page 2 of 2 Sitrep No. 9 Tab C EFFECTS OF TROPICAL DEPRESSION "QUINTA" CASUALTIES As of 30 December 2012, 6:00 AM REGION/PROVINCE/ Cause / Date / Name Age Address MUNICIPALITY/BARANGAY Remarks GRAND TOTAL 20 DEAD 1

Region V 1 Aguido Tanael 77 Brgy. Quezon, Baras, Catanduanes Drowning 14 previously reported 1 Mark Angelo Bayutas 18 Brgy. Licoan, Barotac Nuevo, Iloilo missing and as Arnulfo Bayutas drowning; previously 1 Jonary Derecho 33 Bingawan, Iloilo reported as Jonari Pormillos 1 KC C. Lozada 4 Brgy. Sagcub, Lambunao, Iloilo landslide 1 Warlito Lutero 50 Brgy. Panuran, Janiuay, Iloilo drowning 1 Erlinda Almirante 60 Brgy. Aglobong, Janiuay, Iloilo drowning cause of death is still Region VI under investigation; 1 Frederick Fulgueras 34 Sto. Angel, Dumalag, Capiz prevously reported as Franklin Fadriga 1 Benedicto Castor 72 Brgy. Aglacaga, Calinog, Iloilo drowning 1 Jezel S. Superio 2 Brgy.Talaguis, Zarraga, Iloilo drowning 1 Nilo Icawalo 54 Brgy. Tambulan, Malinao, Aklan Cardiac Arrest 1 Romeo Idorita 63 Malinao, Aklan Electrocution 1 Jaymar Egamino 16 Dumangas, Iloilo drowning 1 Joel S. Jimenea 37 Brgy. Tuburan, Zarraga, Iloilo drowning 1 Edwin Farinas 46 Brgy. Acuña, Tapaz, Capiz Hit by uprooted tree 1 Osot Sabdane 40 Brgy. 15, San Miguel, Iloilo Drowning 5 1 Rodrigo Busa 56 Brgy. Del Pilar, Maydolong, Eastern an apitong tree fell on the 1 Rosita Busa 50 Region VIII Samar victims' house 1 Kimjie Busa 7 Brgy. Sabang North, Borongan City, 1 Joeliver Casipong 34 Eastern Samar previously reported 1 Julio Noya Silvano 36 Barangay Macario, Merida, Leyte missing GRAND TOTAL 3 INJURED 1 Region VI Brgy. Cagamutan Norte, Leganes, Noel Egamino 9 Iloilo 2 Brgy. Del Pilar, Maydolong, Eastern diagnosed to have 1 Rocleto Busa 12 Region VIII Samar swollen foot Brgy. Sabang, North Borongan City, diagnosis to be 1 Raulio Dela Cruz 24 Eastern Samar determined GRAND TOTAL 4 MISSING 1 Region IV-A 1 Mario Austria 55 Talisay, Batangas 3 1 Christian Olivar 15 Sto. Angel, Dumalag, Capiz Region VI 1 Samson Sabdane 25 Dumangas, Iloilo 1 Onad Leysa Brgy. Cahigon, Calinog, Iloilo Sitrep 9 Tab D

Effects and Response for Tropical Depression "QUINTA" DAMAGED HOUSES 30 December 2012, 6:00 AM

REGION Province/Municipality DAMAGED HOUSES TOTALLY PARTIALLY 5,097 GRAND TOTAL 1,515 3,582 Region Sub-Total 1,509 3,489 Negros Occidental 10 56 Sagay City 3 23 Silay City 1 0 E. B. Magalona 1 8 Pulupandan 1 1 Toboso 0 1 Manapla 4 23 Iloilo 1,480 2,931 Pototan 3 5 Mina 13 86 VI Janiuay 27 878 Alimodian 1 2 Cabatuan 5 13 Concepcion 10 35 Passi City 209 34 Calinog 1,200 1,800 Barotac Viejo 6 74 Bingawan 6 4 Capiz 4 1 Sigma 2 0 Dao 2 1 Aklan 15 501 Lezo 3 29 Libacao 12 214 Banga 0 258 Region Sub-Total 6 80 Cebu 6 80 San Francisco 1 11 Cebu City 1 0 Bago City 31 VII Borbon 12 Sogod 1 22 Carmen 1 0 Bantayan 1 4 Sta. Fe 1 0 Region Sub-Total 0 13 Leyte 0 13 VIII Dulag 0 11 Dagami 0 2

Page 1 of 1 Sitrep No. 09 TAB E EFFECTS OF TROPICAL STORM "QUINTA" COST OF DAMAGES As of 30 December 2012, 6:00 AM INFRASTRUCTURE AGRICULTURE Region/Province/ CROPS (Rice and Corn) LIVESTOCKS IRRIGATION HVCC (Mango, FISHERIES ROADS/BRIDGES/OTHER TOTAL COST ( Agriculture) City/Municipality FLOOD CONTROL Type of Banana, Papaya, STRUCTURES Crops / Estimated Peso Value Estimated Peso Value Estimated Peso Value Estimated Peso Value Livestocks Vegetables) GRAND TOTAL 78,059,000.00 146,856,234.33 224,915,234.33 TOTAL 77,759,000.00 300,000.00 130,021,484.33 - - 16,834,750.00 - REGION IV-B 4,700,000.00 300,000.00 636,381.25 - - - - 5,636,381.25 Oriental Mindoro 4,700,000.00 300,000.00 636,381.25 5,636,381.25 Bansud Rice 636,381.25 636,381.25 Magsaysay 4,700,000.00 300,000.00 5,000,000.00 REGION V - 82,376,944.00 - - - - 82,376,944.00 Albay 3,979,566.25 3,979,566.25 Malinao Rice 3,115,664.75 3,115,664.75 Polangui Rice 280,400.00 280,400.00 Oas Rice 233,427.50 233,427.50 Libon Rice 173,186.00 173,186.00 Ligao Rice 2,640.00 2,640.00 Camalig Rice 174,248.00 174,248.00 Camarines Sur 77,203,770.25 77,203,770.25 Baao Rice 5,116,634.00 5,116,634.00 Bombon Rice 455,095.00 455,095.00 Cabusao Rice 3,976,700.00 3,976,700.00 Naga City Rice 1,612,600.00 1,612,600.00 Corn 3,115,597.50 3,115,597.50 Calabanga Rice 3,277,500.00 3,277,500.00 Buhi Rice 1,819,229.50 1,819,229.50 Corn 3,306,764.50 3,306,764.50 Bato Rice 3,424,980.00 3,424,980.00 Bula Rice 2,991,044.25 2,991,044.25 Nabua Rice 22,757,966.00 22,757,966.00 Milaor Rice 485,908.50 485,908.50 Minabalac Rice 3,366,480.00 3,366,480.00 San Jose Rice 346,788.00 346,788.00 Iriga City Rice 17,677,778.00 17,677,778.00 Pili Corn 3,296,765.00 3,296,765.00 Sangay Corn 175,940.00 175,940.00 Sorsogon 1,170,457.50 1,170,457.50 Juban Rice 253,987.65 253,987.65 Castilla Rice 495,180.00 495,180.00 Gubat Rice 421,289.85 421,289.85 Masbate 23,150.00 23,150.00 Uson Corn 23,150.00 23,150.00 REGION VI 73,059,000.00 - - 47,008,159.08 - - 16,834,750.00 - 136,901,909.08 Aklan 1,368,000.00 3,971,100.00 - - 16,834,750.00 - 22,173,850.00 Rice 3,507,000.00 16,834,750.00 20,341,750.00 Banga 200,000.00 Corn 464,100.00 664,100.00 Lezo 668,000.00 668,000.00 Madalag 500,000.00 500,000.00 Capiz 15,308,099.08 15,308,099.08 Rice 14,057,393.62 14,057,393.62 Corn 1,250,705.46 1,250,705.46 Iloilo 71,691,000.00 - 27,415,480.00 99,106,480.00 Rice 27,324,480.00 27,324,480.00 Janiuay 60,800,000.00 Corn 91,000.00 60,891,000.00 Bingawan 891,000.00 891,000.00 Passi 10,000,000.00 10,000,000.00 Negros Occidental 313,480.00 313,480.00 Rice 222,480.00 222,480.00 Corn 91,000.00 91,000.00

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