Response Clusters Philippines MARAWI SIEGE Situation Report #18 | 1 Situation Report #18 (as of 21 July 2017, 4PM) MARAWI SIEGE Situation Overview To date: o 115,880 families or 527,704 persons have been displaced by the armed conflict in Marawi, per accumulated data o 89 Evacuation Centers (ECs) are currently open with 5,055 families or 27,335 persons o 98,846 internally displaced families or 442,981 persons tracked in 378 barangays in 8 Regions: Regions VI, NIR, VII, X, XI, XII, CARAGA, and ARMM o The effect of this unrest has displaced families / persons coming from all 96 barangays of Marawi; from 20 other municipalities of Lanao del Sur (Balindong (Watu), Bayang, Binidayan, Buadiposo-Buntong, Bubong, Butig, Calanogas, Ditsaan- Ramain, Ganassi, Kapai, Lumba-Bayabao (Maguing), Lumbatan, Madamba, Madalum, Marantao, Masiu, Mulondo, Poona Bayabao (Gata), Saguiaran, and Tugaya); and from 2 municipalities of Lanao del Norte (Kolambungan and Sultan Naga Dimaporo / Karomatan). Consolidated response reports for situational awareness is uploaded at: http://dromic.dswd.gov.ph/response-cluster-sitrep-on-marawi-siege/ Response Situation Maps Crisis Situation Map Philippines MARAWI SIEGE Situation Report #18 | 2 Map of Municipalities Tracked with Displacements Map of IDPs Inside Evacuation Centers Philippines MARAWI SIEGE Situation Report #18 | 3 Map of Home-Based IDPs Outside Evacuation Centers Philippines MARAWI SIEGE Situation Report #18 | 4 Clusters Present: Education LAO – absent CCCM ETC – absent IDPP Health FNI MDM SRR – absent Logistics Also present: Dr. Quennie Raagas from the Office of the Cabinet Secretary Leoncio Evasco NDRRMC Response Cluster Reports Camp Coordination and Camp Management NEEDS RESPONSES GAPS & CONSTRAINTS 1) Improve the psycho-emotional Camp managers of evacuation centers in Pantao → Home-based IDPs also development of IDPs inside Ragat, DOH personnel, and Philippine National Red need the same intervention evacuation centers Cross conducted counseling to IDPs inside evacuation centers in Pantao Ragat; Al-Quayriyah Evacuation Center and Landa Pamana Evacuation Center of Balo-i 2) Ensured welfare for the Camp managers in Sarip Alawi and Landa Pamana vulnerable sectors Evacuation Centers have track the due dates of delivery of pregnant women and facilitated for intervention to DOH personnel. 3) Installation of regular Day Care → Installation of regular Day Care Services in worker Services in worker Evacuation Evacuation Centers. 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Philippines MARAWI SIEGE Situation Report #18 | 5 NEEDS RESPONSES GAPS & CONSTRAINTS 4) Provision of Trapal in ECs for → Provision of Trapal in ECs for their Kitchen area in their Kitchen area in ECs of ECs of Saguiaran Saguiaran 5) Livelihood for IDPs → TESDA personnel conducted skills inventory and Home-based IDPs also offered Technical Vocational Courses for IDPs in need the same intervention ECs aged 18 and above for free 6) Health and nutrition awareness → DOH launched campaign to IDPs inside ECs for Home-based IDPs also among IDPs in the evacuation Nutrition and health related advocacies need the same intervention centers 7) Support for education of IDP → School aged children in evacuation centers Lack of school supplies and children enrolled in the nearest school accessible to them other educational materials for IDP children/students 8) Feeding Program for IDP children → The MSWDO of Pantao Ragat planned for a Campaign for a massive feeding program to IDP children aged 3-4 to feeding program to all IDP improved their health and nutrition children in different areas/municipalities 9) Decongestion of ECs → Provision of Family Tents in the periphery of the Availability of suitable sites ECs for the augmentation tents 10) Conjugal spaces → Provision of laminated sacks for temporary partition. Limited spaces inside ECs due to congestion Conjugal space / voucher for IDPs (DOH proposal) 11) Intensified camp security to avoid → Camp managers imposed curfew hours, organized Need to establish EC rumbles security committees among the IDPs; mechanisms on dealing with IDPs’ disputes inside → Presence of Police operatives to strengthen security ECs measures within and outside the ECs 12) Revalidation of IDPs in ECs. → Ongoing… Continuous movement and increasing influx of IDPs – both inside ECs and Home- Based Issues and Concerns: Ms. Palacio of UN-OCHA 1) IDPs selling the relief they received vis-à-vis the proposal for cash voucher due to other needs of the IDPs Ms. Sta. Ines clarified and reiterated on the guidelines per RA 10121 prohibiting the IDPs’ selling of goods and the instructions already given to the Camp Managers to closely monitor and remind these IDPs Likewise, DSWD’s mode of intervention which is the cash for work for the IDPs to have source of income. Initially, DSWD has already given Php 1,000 cash assistance to the IDPs 2) Re: Madrasah classes already about to start: where do the IDPs in the Madrasah schools go? 3) Need to decongest the ECs… 4) Needed spaces within the ECs to put up the tents Ms. Bulawan pointed out: issues 2-4 are interrelated. DSWD tents are already there; the only need is continued coordination and collaboration with the LGUs for the provision of available safe spaces where those tents can be set up. Philippines MARAWI SIEGE Situation Report #18 | 6 IDP Protection NEEDS RESPONSES GAPS & CONSTRAINTS 1) Ensure welfare of IDPs in → Camp manager of Sarip Alawi Evacuation Center of → No health personnel stationed daily terms of health. Baloi facilitated for intervention for two IDPs having at Sarip Alawi evacuation center to an LBM. The ambulant DOH personnel will bring attend to the health needs of the medicines for the IDPs today. IDPs. 2) Ensure protection of → DSWD has delivered one whole plywood (two IDPs in occupying tents boards per tent) to 78 IDPs presently occupying tents in Baloi, Lanao del Norte or 156 boards of ply woods. 3) Individual IDP seeking for DAFAC at OpCen (IDPs in Home-based living within Saduc, Tuca, Basak Malutlut) 4) IDPs in Evacuation → For notation Centers prefer to avail core shelter instead of Tent Shelter. 5) Clothes and underwear → Augmented used clothes from Maguindanao → Preferably new clothing rather than for children and women. used 6) Walk-in clients from → Call DSWD Zamboanga for action → Not attended by DSWD Zamboanga Zamboanga want to be validated with DAFAC 7) Decongestion of ECs → Encouraged IDPs to return to their municipality → Fear of having no food to eat → Informed the IDPs regarding availability of food and non-food supply Concerns: DSWD is requesting DOH’s presence in their regular CCCM & IDP Protection Clusters’ meeting every Thursday morning. Food and Non-Food Items NEEDS RESPONSES GAPS & CONSTRAINTS 1) Immediate supply of family food → DSWD has delivered the 809 → Need to fast-track the augmentation and packs for Home-based IDPs and family food packs to evacuees rationing of relief those inside ECs inside ECs in Iligan City 2) Continuous augmentation of Family → DSWD has delivered one family → Manpower and transportation Food Packs for continuing relief food packs each to 21,031 home- augmentation to hasten relief distribution assistance based IDPs out of 26,623 home- to home-based IDPs based IDPs in Iligan City 3) Variety in food rations → Variation of food stuff and → Sustained food supply of our IDPs establishment of community through scheduling of relief distribution to kitchens in ECs our IDPs inside EC and Home-based 4) Continuous augmentation of Family → Ongoing → Manpower and transportation Food Packs for continuing relief augmentation to hasten relief distribution assistance to home-based IDPs Philippines MARAWI SIEGE Situation Report #18 | 7 Health NEEDS RESPONSES GAPS & CONSTRAINTS 1) Quad-cluster assessment → Conducted Tamang Serbisyo para sa Kalusugan ng → Expired donated biscuits in Buru-un to home-based IDPs. Pamilya (TSEKAP) in emergencies in Brgy. noted in Buru-un Gym EC Poblacion, Sultan Naga Dimaporo; Brgys. San → Nearly-expiring medicines from Roque, Tipanoy, Abuno, del Carmen, San Miguel, HPAL (source unknown: whoever Matampay, Saray, & Poblacion, Iligan City; Matungao knows of them, let them coordinate & Pantar, LDN with DOH) 2) Health Services to Home- → Ongoing nutrition cluster services in ECs and → No master list for 0 – 6 months and based IDPs Homebased IDPs. 6-59 months old children in ECs and → Ongoing “An Egg a Day Keeps the Doctor Away” Homebased IDPs in Iligan City and Campaign for 6 months to 59 months old children in Lanao del Norte. Balo-i and Iligan City ECs. → Visibility of Police in the areas, especially during giving home-based health services → Donors for the Egg Feeding Program for possible expansion to the Home- based IDPs. 3) Fuel for CHO Iligan City → CHO Iligan is already depleted their vehicles to continue to budget for fuel transport patients from EC to Hospital and transport of personnel within area of responsibility. 4) Additional garbage bins → Ongoing WASH reassessment and services in EC → Daily Garbage Collection in the areas in ECs with reinforced and Home-based IDPs in Iligan City. (especially in Erlinda Subd., del IEC regarding proper Carmen and San Miguel) garbage disposal. → WaSH assessment and services in Poblacion, Sultan Naga Dimaporo, → Big trash bins for in EC and identified barangays with Home-based IDPs 5) IEC materials for home- based IDPs 6) Potable water in ECs due to interrupted water supply in Iligan City. 7) Jerry Cans and Hygiene kits for EC and Home- based IDPs in Iligan City and municipalities in Lanao