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NDRRMC Update Re Effects of the Northeast Monsoon As of 21 Dec REGION II 1. Isabela 89 16,976 65,518 2. Cagayan 32 3,356 14,903 Sub -total 121 20,332 80, 421 III. CASUALTIES Dead - 3 Name Age Sex Address Cause of death Region II Joey B. Quirabu 36 M Brgy. San Vicente, San Drowning Pablo, Isabela Edgar Montemayor Y 36 M Brgy. Kagawad of Drowning Canonizado Langagan, Sanchez Mira CAR 18 Brgy. San Carlos Heights Job Cabloy Drowning y/o Baguio City Missing - 7 Name Sex Age Address Region III Cesar Vargas M Brgy. Sabang, Baler Aurora Santi Reynon M Brgy. Sabang, Baler Aurora Alex Tacla M Brgy. Sabang, Baler Aurora Eduardo Donato M 38 Brgy. Masagana, Dilasag, Aurora Samuel Donato Jr. M 15 Brgy. Masagana, Dilasag, Aurora Samuel Donato Sr. M 31 Brgy. Masagana, Dilasag, Aurora Region I Brgy. Ilocanos Sur, San Fernando City, La Union Eugenio Valdez Padilla (capsized motorbancas) Rescued /Survivors - 3 Name Sex Age Address Remarks REGION III Eduardo Donato M 38 Brgy. Masagana, Dilasag, Aurora Recovered alive by Samuel Donato Jr. M 15 Brgy. Masagana, Dilasag, Aurora Dilasag SAR Team along Pacific Ocean Samuel Donato Sr. M 31 Brgy. Masagana, Dilasag, Aurora 2 IV.STATUS OF ROADS AND BRIDGES REGION II Two (2) road sections and 20 overflow bridges are impassable to traffic. Province Location Status Road Sections Divisoria – Lanna Road Enrile Impassable Roads going to brgy. Ayod, Bucal Sur, Dinapigue, Isabela Impassable Bucal Norte, Dimalaude, Dimapigue Bridges CAGAYAN Bagunot Overflow Bridge Baggao, Cagayan Impassable Abusag Overflow Bridge Baggao, Cagayan Impassable Ragarag Overflow Bridge Baggao, Cagayan Impassable Tawi Oveflow Bridge Penablanca, Cagayan Impassable Pinacanauan (Capatan) Overflow Bridge Tuguegarao City, Cagayan Impassable Itawes Overflow Bridge Tuao, Cagayan Impassable Santa Barbara Bridge Piat Cagayan Impassable ISABELA Cabagan- Sto. Tomas Overflow Bridge Sto. Tomas, Isabela Impassable Sta. Maria- Cabagan Overflow Bridge Sta. Maria, Isabela Impassable Alicaocao Overflow Bridge Cauayan City, Isabela Impassable Innafunan Overflow Bridge Cauayan City, Isabela Impassable Gucab Bridge Echague, Isabel a Impassable Calinaoan Bridge Echague, Isabela Impassable Turod Banquero Overflow Bridge Reina Mercedes, Isabela Impassable Dipacamo Overflow Bridge San Guillermo, Isabela Impassable Colorado Overflow Bridge San Guillermo, Isabela Impassable Pigalo Ov erflow Bridge Angadanan, Isabela Impassable Minanga Overflow Bridge San Mariano, Isabela Impassable Dimalicolico Bridge Palanan, Isabela Impassable Aggassian Road Brgy. Fugu, Iligan Impassable REGION III Location Damaged Actions Taken Remarks Baler-Casiguran Intermittent section not (1) Payloader Rd.,Brgy. Dianned, Hardly passable passable due to landslide mobilized Dipaculao Casiguran-Dilasag Swollen Minanga River and Not passable Road Casalucan River 3 V. ACTIONS TAKEN Region II • PDRRMC Cagayan continuously monitored the status of the water level of Magat Dam and Bunton Gauge station • The DSWD RO 2 provided PhP300,000.00 worth of food and non food items and facilitated the release of 800 food family packs and 1,000 relief clothing as prepositioned relief items to the provinces of Cagayan and Isabela broken down as follows: Isabela – 500 food packs and 500 relief clothing Cagayan – 300 food family packs and 500 relief clothing • PDRRMC-Isabela prepositioned 500 food packs for Cabagan, Isabela and 100 cavans of rice for Cauayan City, Isabela Region III AURORA • PDRRMO Aurora prepositioned assets and equipment and instructed all emergency agencies for possible deployment for clearing and evacuation operations; coordinated with PNP, 48IB PA and Aurora SAR teams for the conduct of SAR operations on the missing fishermen • MDRRMO Casiguran provided food items and beds to the evacuees • MSWDO provided foods to the 90 stranded passengers of D-Liner Bus and Samara Liner going to Dilasag, Aurora and Dinagipue, Isabela. Stranded passengers were evacuated at Casiguran Municipal Hall • MEO dispatched 1 dumptruck and 1 pay loader for clearing operations at the site • PNP and DPWH personnel provided traffic assistance, installed road markers and dispatched 1 pay loader as escort to stranded passengers. Passenger buses conducted clearing operations on their way to Casiguran-Dilasag Road. • MDRRMO DILASAG provided relief assistance to the families affected by flood • PNP and Dilasag Rescue Team conducted SAR operations for the missing fishermen • Dilasag SAR team recovered 3 of the reported missing alive, namely: Eduardo Donato, Samuel Donato Jr and Samuel Donato Sr. at Dilasag Bay along the Pacific Ocean • Aurora SAR team recovered, alive, 3 of the 6 missing fishermen, namely: Cezar Vargas, Santi Reynon, Alex Tacia at lamut, San Luis Bay along the Pacific Ocean. ____________________________________________________________________________ 4.
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