Region X - 2 5 Flooding and landslide occurred in the Provinces of Camiguin, Lanao del Norte and Misamis Oriental and cities of Cagayan de Oro and Gingoog on 24 November 2009 CARAGA - 5 5 Two (2) minor landslides occurred along the national highway in Gawad Kalinga area, Sitio Punta Naga, Cagdianao, Claver, Surigao del Norte and in Brgy. Jacquez, San Jose, Dinagat Islands 5 A 14-seater passenger Starex van fell into the cliff due to landslide in claver, Surigao del Norte 5 Floodings occurred in Agusan del Norte and Dinagat Island Province due to the swelling and overflowing of Puyo and Celopan Rivers II. EFFECTS A. Affected Population (Tab A) 5 A total of 12,326 families / 48,129 persons were affected in 167 barangays, 4 cities and 22 municipalities in the provinces of Camiguin, Lanao del Norte and Misamis Oriental in Region X; Agusan del Norte and Dinagat Island in CARAGA 5 The initial estimate in the previous report was based on the actual number of population per affected areas. However, after actual assessment, the above number affected families were the only ones directly affected by TD “Urduja”. Hence, the data on population affected decreased abruptly from the previous report 5 At the height of Tropical Depression “Urduja” there were 3,293 persons, 110 vehicles and 99 vessels stranded in various ports in Southern Tagalog, Bicol Region, Eastern Visayas and Northern Mindanao B. Casualties = 17 5 4 Dead = 1 in Dumanjug, Cebu due to electrocution and 3 in Misamis Oriental due to landslides 5 13 Injured = 3 in Misamis Oriental due to landslides and 10 in Claver, Surigao del Norte (starex van fell into a cliff as a result of landslide) C. Damages 1. Damaged Houses 5 A total of 65 houses were damaged in Agusan del Norte, CARAGA (7 Totally and 58 Partially) Reg Prov City/Municipality Totally Partially Total Damaged Damaged Total 7 58 65 CARAGA Agusan del Butuan City 4 10 14 Norte - do- Cabadbaran 2 2 - Do- Remedios T. 1 48 49 Romualdez 2 2. Damage to Infrastructure and Agriculture Region VII 5 Footbridge at the Tina-an River sustained minor damage due to rush of water but still passable CARAGA 5 The estimated cost of damage to infrastructure and agriculture in CARAGA amounted to PhP566,820 Agriculture Region/Prov Infrastructure Total Crops Fisheries Livestock Total 100,000 365,620 43,000 58,200 566,820 CARAGA 100,000 365,620 43,000 58,200 566,820 100,000 Dinagat Islands (Mun Gym Slope Landscape) Agusan del Norte (Remedios T 365,620 43,000 58,200 Romuladez) D. Lifelines 1. Roads/Bridges/Transportation Region X 5 Camiguin Province - Tupsan Bridge along Brgy. Tupsan, Mahinog – still not passable; National Highway in Brgy Lumad, Mambajao – already passable. Power interruption – restored 5 Road section in Sitio Kabula, Brgy. Bayanga and Iponan Bridge in Cagayan de Oro City - already passable 5 National Highway along Brgy. Odiongan, Gingoog City; Brgy. Punta Gorda, Balingasag; Brgy. Lourdes, Binoangan and road section in Sitio Mayang, Kabulawan, Lagonglong all in Misamis Oriental – already passable CARAGA 5 In Surigao del Norte, National Highway in the Gawad Kalinga Area, Municipality of Claver is still not passable, restoration work is on-going; road slip at km. 1200+124, 10.00m of collapsed roadway not passable, restoration work is on-going 5 In Agusan del Norte, Manoligao Provincial Road at Sitio Manlangit, Municipality of Carmen is still not passable 5 Sea travel to Siargao and Dinagat Islands resumed on 26 November 2009 2. Power Region X 5 Power has been restored in all areas in Camiguin Province and Gingoog City, Misamis Oriental 3 CARAGA 5 Power in Bayugan, Agusan del Sur has been restored III. ACTIONS TAKEN 5 A joint RDCCs VI, VII and VIII Meeting re TD “Urduja” was held on 26 November in Cebu City with the Secretary of National Defense and Chairman, NDCC presiding 5 NDCC Opcen continuously disseminated weather, flood and gale advisories / warnings to RDCCs / OCD Regional Centers concerned through SMS and facsimile for further dissemination to their respective local disaster coordinating councils from the provincial down to the municipal levels 5 Likewise, Operations Centers of RDCCs concerned disseminated said warnings / advisories to the Local Chief Executives, Civil Defense Coordinators and RDCC members through SMS, fax and the media 5 PCG Unit Commanders in the affected areas coordinated with local port authorities and shipping companies on the needs of strandees 5 The Secretary of National Defense/Chairman, NDCC with OCD Administrator /Executive Officer, NDCC arrived in Cagayan de Oro City on November 25, 2009 and was briefed by RDCC X Chairman on the effects of TD “Urduja” in the region. The Secretary met the RDCC members, the Mayor of Cagayan de Oro City and Governor of Misamis Oriental 5 OCD-NDCC facilitated the release of 650 sacks of rice to the following local DCCs : Region X - 450 (150 to PDCC Misamis Oriental; 150 CDCC Cagayan de Oro City; 75 MDCC Jasaan, Misamis Oriental; and 75 MDCC Kolambogan, Lanao del Norte) Region X - 200 (MDCC Sogod, Southern Leyte) Region VII 5 RDCC 7 issued advisory to all PDCCs and Police Provincial/City Directors and Chief of Police on the monitoring of water courses, rivers and dams in the region 5 PNP Provincial Director of Bohol monitored the release of water from Hanopol Hydro Dam in Balilihan, Bohol where four (4) barangays within the area were alerted for possible pre-emptive evacuation 5 CDCC Naga provided immediate assistance to the landslide victims In Brgy Balirong 5 CDCC Naga Response Team and Brgy Tina-an Rescue 761 assisted in the conduct of SAR operations 5 Brgy. Basak-Pardo Emergency Response Team augmented the Naga local responders in their SAR operations 5 Regional Mobile Group Rescue assisted in evacuation and SAR operations; DPWH 2nd and 3rd Engineering Districts provided assets in the clearing of landslide areas Region X 5 DSWD X served 2,670 families / 11,718 persons (1,413 families / 6,266 persons inside 24 evacuation centers and 1,257 families / 5,452 persons) outside evacuation centers 5 TOG X WASAR Team assisted in the evacuation operations at the City Homes, Brgy. Malanang, Opol, Misamis Oriental; PCG NMD dispatched outboard motor boat to Brgy. Bulua, Cagayan de Oro City; PNRC Northern Mindanao dispatched 1 rescue team to Brgy. IgpIt, Opol to assist MDCC Opol; 4th ID dispatched 1 squad of soldiers and 1 M35 truck to assist in the clearing of landslide debris in Balingasag, Misamis 4 Oriental; and the 1st Engineering District and PDCC Misamis Oriental dispatched equipment to clear landslide debris in Gingoog City, Balingasag, Binoangan and Lagonglong 5 CDCC Cagayan de Oro delivered assorted food and non-food items at the evacuation center in said city 5 OCD RD X with 10th TOG-PAF, 4th ID and ABS-CBN conducted aerial survey in all affected areas 5 OCD RD X and Mayor Redentor Jardin conducted ocular inspection in the municipality of Jasaan, Misamis Oriental 5 DSWD served 1,000 families / 4,500 persons inside 15 evacuation centers and 545 families / 6,957 persons outside evacuation centers in 20 barangays affected in Cagayan de Oro City CARAGA 5 RDCC disseminated warning advisories to member agencies, respective LCEs and CDCCs thru SMS, fax and tri-media; held an emergency meeting to assess the situation and discuss preparedness measures; partially implemented its Contingency Plan on flood and landslide; and deployed two (2) 6x6 trucks to Buenavista, Agusan del Norte to assist in the evacuation of families from Brgys. Rizal, Malpoc and Guinabsan, and Tinago 5 DSWD Regional Office conducted assessment/validation of the areas affected and prepared stockpiles for pick-up by concerned LGUs needing assistance 5 DOH-CHD Regional Office pre-positioned drugs and medicines/ vaccines at the Regional Field Office thru PHTO; conducted disease surveillance in all evacuation centers; and conducted an inventory and evaluation of needed drugs at CHD level. 5 MDCCs San Jose, Dinagat Island and Buenavista, Agusan del Norte conducted pre- emptive evacuation and distributed rice, sardines, used clothing and mineral water to the affected families inside the evacuation centers 5 MDCCs Bunawan and Cabadbaran, Agusan del Sur conducted series of meetings to alert all barangays for possible flooding; MDCC Cagwait advised residents along coastal areas not to venture into the sea 5 MDCC Buenavista, Agusan del Norte distributed rice, sardines, used clothing and mineral water to the affected families inside evacuation centers 5 CDCC Butuan mobilized reconnaissance team to conduct ocular inspection in low- lying and nearby river barangays and CDCC operating unit mobilized dump trucks, patrol and surveillance vehicles and ambulance units to disaster stricken areas 5 City Health Personnel were dispatched to attend to the health needs of the evacuees and CSWD conducted initial relief distribution in evacuation centers _________________________________ Tab A – Affected/Displaced Population 5 SITREP NO. 8 Tab A Effects of Typhoon "URDUJA" AFFECTED POPULATION As of 29 November 2009, 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 167 12,326 48,129 33 2,371 12,031 2 8 470 11,286 REGION X 130 7,680 32,781 21 1,868 9,316 2 8 36 8,571 CAMIGUIN 8 217 944 7 217 944 - - 36 944 CATARMAN 2 36 64 136 64 36 64 MAHINOG 1 31 130 131 130 130 MAMBAJAO 5 150 750 5 150 750 750 LANAO DEL NORTE 2 88 631 2 88 631 - -