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NDRRMC Update Sitrep 7 on Negros Oriental 6.9 Earthquake As of 08 C. TSUNAMI BULLETIN • Tsunami Bulletin No. 02 as of 2:30 PM, 06 February 2012 TSUNAMI ALERT CANCELLATION No further reports of unusual sea level changes were received after the two-hour extended observation period. Hence, tsunami alerts for the Philippines are cancelled . • Tsunami Bulletin No. 01 as of 12:31 PM, 06 February 2012 ALERT LEVEL #2: BE ON ALERT FOR UNUSUAL WAVES o People are advised to stay away from the shoreline. People should not go to the coast to watch the tsunami o People whose houses are very near the coastal areas of Negros and Cebu Islands are strongly advised to be watchful D. AFFECTED POPULATION (Tab A) • The total number of population affected in 56 barangays/ 7 municipalities/ 1 city in REGION VII is 14,675 families / 73,377 persons • The total number of population currently served inside the evacuation centers is 893 families / 4,265 persons Inside 19 Evacuation Centers - 893 families / 4,265 persons E. CASUALTIES (Tab B) 26 (13 -Guihulngan; 4 -Jimalalud; 3 -Tayasan; Dead 1-Bindoy; 1-Bais; 1-Ayungon; 3- La Libertad) Injured 52 (12 – Jimalalud; 40 – Guihulngan) 71 (29 -Brgy. Planas, Guihulngan; Missing 42-Brgy. Solonggon, La libertad) F. STATUS OF ROADS AND BRIDGES (Tab C) The estimated total cost of damages incurred by both passable and impassable roads and bridges was pegged at PhP265,759,000.00M. • IMPASSABLE BRIDGES: A total of ten (10) bridges in Negros Oriental (La Libertad: 3; Jimalalud: 3; Guihulngan: 4) remain impassable due collapsed span, damaged approaches, collapsed abutment, collapsed center span, twisting, mis-aligned spans and collapsed pier. • IMPASSABLE ROADS: A total of three (3) road sections (Dumaguete: 1; Badian: 2) are inaccessible due to cracks/ cuts, rockfalls, landslides and road slips G. DAMAGED HOUSES (Tab D) • A total of 387 houses were damaged (Totally – 110 / Partially – 277) H. STATUS OF LIFELINES • Guihulngan City – water supply system was totally damaged; Electric facilities are Down; no Globe and Smart signal • La libertad, Negros Oriental – no Globe signal • Jimalalud, Guihulngan, and La Libertad – cannot be reached due to damage to bridge (source: PIA) • Ayungon, Tayasan, Jimalalud, La Libertad and Guihulngan all in Negros Oriental – Power outtage 2 I. COST OF ASSISTANCE • DSWD provided a total of PhP12,426, 657.18 worth of assorted relief assistance : o PhP 10,002,787.50 for cash-for-work program allocated to Guihulngan, La Libertad and the provincial government o PhP 2,405,119.00 worth of family food packs (2,000 packs) o PhP 2,030,470.20 worth of food and non-food items from DSWD Central Office to Dumaguete City via C130 to arrive • DOH provided PhP186,544.08 worth of assorted medical supplies (medicines/ cadaver bags) to Region VII J. INCIDENTS REPORTED TYPE OF INCIDENT LOCATION REMARK/S Recessio n of Water several Evacuated residents of Brgys Mun. of Bindoy meters away from coastline Tinaogan and Domolog La Libertad Landslides Sitio Moog, Brgy Planas, Guihulngan Comendador Beach 5 cottages along seashore were Rise of water along resort, Mun. of La wiped out shoreline Libertad La Libertad 20 residential houses damaged K. SUSPENSION OF CLASSES • No classes in all public schools in Negros Oriental and Siquijor on 7 Feb 2012 L. EVACUATION OPERATIONS • Municipality of Moalboal (Southwest of Cebu) initiated evacuation operations in Brgys Saavedra, Basdiot, Poblacion East and west, Tuble, Tomonoy and Balabagon. The displaced were taken to Barangay Bugho, Moalboal • Municipality of Bindoy – evacuation of residents of Brgys Tinaogan and Domolog M. OTHER REPORTED DAMAGES (PRIVATE/ PUBLIC) TYPE/ REMARKS/ REGION/ CITY SEVERITY OF DAMAGE STRUCTURES AFFECTED Region 6 Cracks on glass walls San Carlos Unitop Building City Halls of Sagay and Cadiz; some Cracks schools; hospitals; gyms; malls; and other structures Cracks on joint portion Talubangi Bridge Region 7 Collapsed Barangay Hall Damaged bridge Bateria Bridge (impassable) approaches Damaged, unpassable to Tinayuhan Bridge four wheel vehicles Government and commercial buildings; Cracks Guihulngan City roads; several other structures Slight damage HQ 11 IB in Brgy Mckinley, Guihulgan Part of structure collapsed St. Francis College Totally damaged Catholic Church Partially damaged Hall of Justice Partially damaged Public Market Partially damaged Caltex Gasoline Building 3 Partially damaged Plaza Lodge Partially damaged Philippine Independence Church Totally damaged Seventh-Day Adventist Church Matoog Bridge (passable only to light Mun. of Tayasan Damaged vehicles) Damaged 2 residential houses Tanglawan Bridge (passable on to light Damaged vehicles) Mun. of Damaged Pangaluan Bridge (impassable) Jimalalud Damaged Ayungon Damaged Dayoyo Presence of surface cracks Municipal Hall on walls 5 cottages in Comendador Beach Resort Wiped out were wiped out due to sudden rise of water Damaged La Libertad Bridge (impassable) Collapsed 3-storey, Laturnas Bldg Mun. of La 90 residential houses (Sitio Block 2, Brgy Libertad Damaged Sulungon) Collapsed Aglipay Church Damaged Martelo Bridge (unpassable) Steel bridge (passable only to light Damaged vehicles) RSB Building, Abellana National School, Cebu City Surface cracks St. Vincent Gen. Hosp (old building) Mangoto Bridge (Pinamungahan- Pinamungahan Cracks Mantalongon) Boho l Assessment on-going Siquijor Assessment on-going Dumaguete City Assessment on-going Commercial establishments Collapsed Pangaloan Bridge (impassable) Mun. of Cracks amplified/ St. Vincent Parish Church Maribojoc aggravated Cracks amplified/ Mun. of Loay Conception Elem. School aggravated Iloilo City Damaged Bridge connecting Calinog and Lumbano cracks Robinsons Iloilo Mun. of Damaged Bridge (impassable) Tinayunan Mun. of Bindoy Minor cracks Bindoy bridge and road damaged 20 houses: 5 totally; 15 partially Mun. of Mabinay Minor damages Roads Mun. of Cracks PNP In-houses and Police Station Vallehermoso Ayungon bridge (not passable by a four Mun. of Ayungon wheel vehicles) Ludgoron bridge (not passable by a four wheel vehicles) Presence of surface cracks Tanjay City City Hall on walls Presence of surface cracks Jimalalud Municipal Hall on walls Manhuyod Partially damaged Roman Catholic Church 4 N. ACTIONS TAKEN NDRRMC • NDRRMC Emergency Operations Center was activated and alert status was upgraded from WHITE to BLUE ALERT STATUS in view of the incident, and disseminated Tsunami Bulletins/Alerts to RDRRMCs/OCD Regional Centers concerned through SMS and facsimile for further dissemination to their respective local disaster risk reduction and management councils from the provincial down to the municipal levels, especially to the coastal areas and communities near Negros and Cebu Islands • Likewise, Operations Centers of RDRRMCs concerned were advised to take all the following appropriate precautionary measures: Alert all residents living in the coastal areas fronting the Pacific Ocean for possible evacuation Effect the dissemination of the tsunami bulletins/advisories to the Local Chief Executives, Civil Defense Coordinators and RDRRMC Members through SMS, fax and other means of communication Communicate with all local TV and Radio Stations to ensure widest public information dissemination of Tsunami Bulletins/Alerts Undertake continuous monitoring in their respective area of responsibility (AOR) Instruct to submit report on actions taken thereof Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) • The region has a standby funds of PhP 1,189,680.56 and stockpile of relief commodities composed of 3,344 family food packs (PhP 812,157.60) , food (PhP 715,549.70) non-food (PhP 3,101,195.88) ready for augmentation to the local government units • PhP2,405,119.00 worth of food and non-food items delivered to Guihulgan and La libertad thru Navy boat (NAVFORCEN) as of 4:00 PM, 07 February 2012 composed of 2,000 family food packs (PhP2,405,119.00), 160 boxes of can goods; 2,000 water bottles; 2,632 pieces of laundry soap; 318 blankets; 40 tents; 275 pieces of mosquito nets; 336 pieces of mats; 200 pair of slippers; 2,264 pieces of toothpaste • PhP2,030,470.20 worth of assorted items compose of: 20 units of 220v generators, 11 tents, 2,500 mats, 2,500 blankets, 2,500 family size “kalderos”, 2,500 family size “sandoks”, 2,500 water jugs, 2,500 plastic plates and 2,500 drinking glasses from DSWD Central Office to Dumaguete City via PAF C130 • DSWD-CO augmented the Field Office VII standby fund in the amount of PhP1M • Repacking of relief goods is ongoing in Cebu City • Coordinated with the DOH for the joint conduct of stress debriefing Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) • DILG 7 Coordinated with NDRRMC and provided updates on the status of their AOR Initiated the evacuation of residents of Brgys Tinaogan and Domolog, Munipality of Bindoy Department of Health (DOH) • As of 08 February 2012, two (2) medical teams were already deployed: o A 3-man team (1 doctor and 3 nurses) to conduct rapid health assessment at Guihulngan District Hospital and establishment of advanced medical post o A 9-man team (4 doctors, 4 nurses, 1 driver) from Vicente Sotto to augment operations at Guihulngan District Hospital • DOH-HEMS activated White Code Alert and mobilized assorted drugs and medicines and cadaver bags for the victims of landslide in Tayasan, Negros Oriental • CHD VII Medical Team conducted a rapid health assessment in Guihulngan, Negros Oriental last 6 February 2012; provided medicines and personnel to affected areas 5 DOST – PHIVOLCS • DOST-PHIVOLCS disseminated Earthquake and Tsunami bulletins and is closely monitoring
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