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B. Casualties (List on Tab B) • Dead - 43 Region Province No. of Persons Reg I - 24 La Union 3 Pangasinan 21 Reg II - 1 Nueva Vizcaya 1 Reg III - 2 Bataan 1 Zambales 1 CAR - 16 Ifugao 16 TOTAL 43 • Injured - 42 Region Province No. of Persons Reg I - 27 La Union 2 Pangasinan 25 CAR - 15 Ifugao 15 TOTAL 42 • Missing - 7 Region Province No. of Persons Reg I - 3 Pangasinan 3 Reg II - 3 Cagayan 3 CAR - 1 Ifugao 1 TOTAL 7 C. Damages 1. Damaged Houses (Details on Tab C) Region / Totally Partially Province I La Union 1,178 6,920 Pangasinan 4,859 10,175 6,037 17,095 II Isabela 710 III Pampanga 3 CAR Ifugao 38 112 Benguet ___ 1 38 113 Total 6,082 17,221 2 2. Damaged Infrastructure and Agriculture (Details on Tab D) Region / Province Infrastructure Agriculture Total Cost of Damage Region I La Union P 392,673.00 P 12,583,300.00 P 12,975,973.00 Pangasinan 4,021,148.00 683,348,603.00 687,369,751.00 P700,345,724.00 Region II Isabela P 12,137,872.00 P12,137,872.00 Cagayan 26,686,501.00 26,686,501.00 Nueva Vizcaya 2,247,914.00 2,247,914.00 Quirino P20,500,000.00 646,955.00 21,146,955.00 P62,219,242.00 Region III Zambales P836,528.00 P836,528.00 CAR Apayao P7,297,000.00 P7,297,000.00 Benguet P1,900,000.00 1,900,000.00 Ifugao 1,500,000.00 9,500.00 1,509,500.00 Kalinga 6,697,000.00 6,697,000.00 Mt. Province 900,000.00 900,000.00 P18,303,500.00 TOTAL P29,213,821.00 P752,531,173.00 P781,704,994.00 * No report of damage on school buildings and health facilities as of this time. D. Status of Lifelines 1. Roads and Bridges Condition Region I • Heavy traffic along the National Road from Alaminos to Bolinao due to road obstructions Region II Cagayan • Capatan overflow bridge in Tuguegarao City – not passable to all types of vehicles due to swollen Cagayan River Quirino - Isabela – overflow bridges not passable to all types of vehicles due to swollen Cagayan River: • Overflow bridge in Alicaocao, Cauayan City; • Cansan-Bagutari overflow bridge in Sto. Tomas; • Sta. Maria-Cabagan overflow bridge in Sta. Maria; and 3 Region III Pampanga • Candaba-San Niguel Roads (Km 74+000 – Km 78+600 at Brgy Paralaya and Mangumbal, Candaba – 4.6 kms – not passable to light vehicles and hardly passable to heavy vehicles • Candaba-Sta. Ana Road at Km 63+300 – Km 68+700 (Brgy San Agustin and Paliqui) – not passable to light vehicles and hardly passable to heavy vehicles at 4.8 kms • The 4.5 meter length dike in Brgy Del Pilar, San Fernando City totally collapsed. CAR Benguet • Km 233+100 in Camp 5 and Km 236+500 in Camp 6 – closed due to on-going clearing operation • Acop-Kapangan-Kibungan Road – closed due to on-going clearing operation • Itogon-Dalupirip-San Manuel Boundary Road (Tinongdan Section) – closed due to slides Abra • Abra-Cervantes Road (Baay Bridge) – closed to traffic due to damaged 2 span; only motorcycles and tricycles are allowed to pass Mt. Province • Baguio-Bontoc Road – close-open situation due to landslide • Mt. Province-Cagayan via Tabuk-Enrile Road (Gawa Section) – close-open situation due to unstable slope and recurring slide • Juntion Talubin-Partig-Pacelis Callacad – close due to on-going clearing operation • Mt. Province-Nueva Vizcaya Road, Km 384+900 (Suguit Section) – close due to slide Ifugao • Banaue-Hungduan-Benguet Boundary Road (Bokiawan Section) – close due to landslide, on-going clearing operation • Kiangan-Lamut Road – close due to slides • Lamut-Bagabag Road – closed due to damaged Lanug Bridge • Nueva Vizcaya-Ifugao-Mt. Province Road – close due to series of slides; on-going clearing operations 2. Power Interruption and Status of Restoration a) Transmission Lines; Power has been fully restored in Gamu, Isabela b) Some parts of Tuguegarao, Cagayan (Tuguegarao-Cabagan 69 KVL; Tuguegarao- Solana-Tabuk 69 KVL; Tuguegarao-CAGELCO I 69 KVL and Tuguegarao-Magapit- Sta. Ana-Lucban 69 KVL) and in Bagabag, Nueva Vizcaya; Mercedez in Isabela and Apayao Province in CAR have no electricity as of this time 4 c) Status of transmission lines power restoration in Regions I (La Union, Pangasinan), II (Isabela, Cagayan) and CAR (Apayao) as of 07:00 AM, 10 May 2009, to wit: Region I La Union • Bauang-Agoo-Rabon (Nag-Burgos) 69 kv line (KVL) (Caba, Tubao, Part of Agoo, Pugo, Part of Bauang, Rosario, Sto. Tomas) – 48.83% restored • Bauang-San Fernando 69 KVL (part of Bauang, San Fernando and San Juan) - 94.49% restored • Bauang-Naguillan-Burgos 69 KVL (part of Bauang, Naguillan, Burgos, Bagulin) – 84.75% restored Pangasinan • Labrador-Bani 69 KVL (Alaminos, Bani, Anda, Bolinao, Agno, Dasol, Burgos, Infanta, Sual, Labrador) – 22.86% restored Region II Isabela • Gamu-Roxas 69 KVL (Aurora, San Manuel, Roxas, Quirino, Quezon) – 66.67% restored III. Humanitarian Efforts The total cost of assistance extended to the affected population in Regions I, II, III and CAR is PhP2,337,226.75 (Tab E). Breakdown is as follows: NDCC (1,250 sacks of rice) PhP 1,140,625.00 DSWD 697,870.00 LGUs 498,731.75 A. NDCC 1. Facilitated the release of 1,250 sacks of rice to MDCC 2nd District, La Union – 300; PDCC Pangasinan: MDCC thru Cong Celeste – 500; Bolinao – 150; Agno – 300; B. National Electrification Administration (NEA) 1. Power in Central Pangasinan (CENPELCO) and Zambales I (ZAMECO I) was restored. 2. LUELCO in La Union is still under patrol. C. NGCP Power Lines 1. Major transmission lines are on normal operations currently waiting for customer distribution lines for loadings. Some sub-transmission lines that are still out are under patrol. Repair works and restoration are on-going. D. Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) 1. Normal operation of all inter-island ships has resumed as of 09 May 2009. 5 E. DSWD Services and interventions 1. DSWD-CO activated all Disaster Management Teams (DMTs) in regional and provincial levels to provide technical assistance to the concerned local government units. 2. Pre-positioned sufficient standby funds, family food packs and stockpile of relief commodities composed of food and non food items to the field offices ready for augmentation amounting to PhP2,797,456.50 broken down as follows: stand-by funds (Php885,492.88); stockpile of relief commodity (food PhP1,053,932.92) and (non food (PhP 858,030.70); and family food packs 7,086 pieces. 3. Social Welfare and Development (SWAD) Teams in all regions affected are in close coordination with Provincial/City Social Welfare Development Offices (P/CSWDOs) to provide technical assistance on rapid assessment, report generation, management of evacuation centers, and relief distribution. F. Armed Forces of the Philippines 1. Elements of 24IB, PA with personnel from 106 PPMG, PNP conducted clearing and rescue operations in Bolinao, Pangasinan. 2. The 501st Brigade provided engineering intervention to clear obstruction at Asupilo - Kiangan, Ifugao boundary road. 3. On 081507 May 2009, two (2) UH-1H helicopters with CO, 502Bde and party conducted aerial survey and damage assessment in Isabela, Ifugao and Aurora Province. 4. On 081655 May 2009, Huey II helicopter picked-up 49 persons from typhoon-affected areas in Brgy Santiago Mercedes and Brgy Luna, all in Cauayan, Isabela. G. Department of Public Works and Highways 1. District Disaster Preparedness Teams (DPPT) have been deployed to critical sections to monitor/attend to any emergency/contingencies that may occur. Regular maintenance activities are on its normal operations. H. Department of Education (DepEd) 1. DepEd Engineers/Regional/Division Physical Facilities Coordinators were instructed to conduct continuous monitoring. I. RDCC/Local DCCs 1. Region I a) OCD 1 coordinated with DPWH and 513rd Engineer Brigade of PN for the provision of manpower and heavy equipment required for the immediate restoration of power in La Union. Elements of PA106th, PMG and DPWH have started road clearing operations in Bani and Bolinao. b) PNP Aringay and Agoo conducted road clearing operations but efforts were hampered by heavy rains and strong winds. c) PDCC Pangasinan dispatched 500 packs of relief goods for Bolinao Elementary School and Community Hospital. d) The 24th Infantry Division PA and 106th provincial Mobile Group of PNP in the stretch of Bolinao town hall area. 6 2. Region II a) OCD II alerted DPWH II, DA RFU II, PDCC Nueva Vizcaya Rescue 933, PDCC Cagayan Rescue 29, PNP PRO2 Naval Force were alerted for possible deployment. b) DPWH II and Engineering District of Nueva Vizcaya, in coordination with OCD II and PNP conducted clearing operations at the flashflood and landslide areas. c) CASAFP Heli conducted rescue operations for the 30 persons trapped at the rooftop at Brgy Santiago, Reina Mercedez. 3. Region III a) Sta. Cruz LGU provided PhP21,912.00 worth of relief goods to the affected population in said municipality. 4. CAR a) PRO-COR - PNP Lagawe, Kiangan, Hingyon and Asipulo in Ifugao assisted in the SAR operations. b) RDCC CAR conducted an emergency meeting and discussed issues and concerns related to management of the effects. c) PDCC Benguet and CDCC Baguio mobilized its engineering equipment to clear roads and fallen trees. d) PDCC Ifugao mobilized its responders to undertake SAR and retrieval operations in the affected areas and conducted damage assessment in the landslide areas. e) Governor Baguilat, PDCC Ifugao requested the availability of K9 dogs from the 502nd Brigade to assist rescuers/responders in locating the missing persons in Lagawe landslide.
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