Province/ Municipality/ AFFECTED City/Barangays Areas Families GRAND TOTAL 76 24,201 DAVAO CITY, DAVAO DEL SUR 46 13,746 1. BRGY. TALOMO PROPER 10 5,250 NHA Phase 1 1 1,000 NHA Phase 2 1 1,000 NHA Phase 3 1 1,000 Sectoral 1 300 Seaside 1 485 Relocation 1 350 Muslim Area 1 650 Bulusan 1 280 Portion of Taal 1 130 Concepcion 1 55 2. BRGY. MATINA CROSSING 13 5,660 Guadalupe 1 500 San Isidro 1 300 Mahayahay 1 150 Concepcion 1 70 Santiago 1 200 Balusong 1, 2, 3 1 700 Tahimik 1, 2 1 300 Lopez Village 1 100 Peralta Village 1 75 Maligaya 1 100 Arroyo Compound 1 3,000 Alzate 1 85 Jamazol 1 80 3. BRGY. MA-A 2 32 Lumicad Compound 1 32 New Argao 1 4. BRGY. MATINA PANGI 8 1,500 Purok 3 1 1,500 Purok 3A 1 Purok 4 1 Purok 4A 1 Purok 5 1 Purok 5A 1 Purok 8 1 Purok 8A 1 2 5. BRGY. MATINA APLAYA 13 1,304 Purok Seaside 1 900 Purok Aplaya Tabakl 1 29 Purok Ultra/Samantha Homes 1 100 Purok Mgr 1 40 Purok Pag-asa Extension 1 50 Purok Teacher’s Village 1 50 Purok Malinawaon 1 50 Purok Maharlika 1 20 Purok Batangueño 1 10 Purok Shanghai 1 35 Purok Pioneer 1 5 Purok Alpha 1 10 Purok Sunshine 1 5 DAVAO DEL NORTE 30 10,455 1. TALAINGOD (Municipality) 1 180 2. BRAULIO E. DUJALI (Municipality) 1 800 Brgy. Tanglaw 1 800 3. CARMEN (Municipality) 12 5,451 Brgy. Anibongan 1 270 Brgy. San Isidro 1 80 Brgy. Salvacion 1 569 Brgy. Ising 1 2,210 Brgy. New Camiling 1 647 Brgy. Alejar 1 600 Brgy. Tubod 1 150 Brgy. Asuncion 1 140 Brgy.Cebulano 1 70 Brgy. Mabaus 1 380 Brgy. Taba 1 60 Brgy. Tuganay 1 275 4. STO. TOMAS (Municipality) 12 3,785 Brgy. San Miguel 1 690 Brgy. San Vicente 1 103 Brgy. Esperanza 1 300 Brgy. Talomo 1 400 Brgy. Salvacion 1 100 3 Brgy. Kinamayan 1 848 Brgy. Tibal-og 1 747 Brgy. San Jose 1 120 Brgy. Casig-ang 1 222 Brgy. Bobongon 1 130 Brgy. Balaguan 1 75 Brgy. Kimamon 1 50 5. SAN ISIDRO (Landslide) 1 6 Brgy. Dacudao 1 6 6. NEW CORELLA (Municipality) 2 230 Brgy. Poblacion 1 185 Brgy. Sta. Cruz 1 45 7. PANABO CITY 1 3 Brgy. Kasilak 1 3 In Davao City, Davao del Sur: • At the height of the flooding, evacuees sought temporary shelter in five (5) designated evacuation centers in Brgy. Talomo Proper (Central Park Gym), Brgy. Matina Crossing, Brgy. Ma-a, Brgy. Matina Pangi, and Brgy. Matina Aplaya In Davao del Norte: • At the height of the flooding and landslides, 85 families / 300 persons were evacuated at Tanglaw National High School and Day Care Center in Braulio E. Dujali, Davao del Norte but returned home after the flood subsided Affected families in Davao City, Davao del Sur and Davao del Norte who opted to stay with their friends and relatives’ houses in safe areas were also provided with relief assistance 2. CASUALTIES (Davao City, Davao del Sur) DEAD: 30 (25 from Matina Crossing, 2 from Matina Pangi, 1 from Talomo, and 2 from Matina Aplaya – all died due to drowning ) NAME GENDER AGE ADDRESS 1 Inciso, Antonio Male 77 yrs. old Talomo 2 Taño, Keizle Female 16 yrs. old Matina Aplaya 3 Taño, Kent Angelo* Male 9 yrs. old 4 Ladaga, Vicente Female 58 yrs. old Matina Pangi 5 Munsad, Jovito Male 60 yrs. old Alzate Compound 6 Baricuatro, Alexandria Female 8 yrs. old Matina Crossing 4 7 Alvarez, John Carlo Male 3 yrs. old 8 Saturos, Chzareha Female 33 yrs. old 9 Saturos, Jason Male 3 yrs. old Valderoza, Catherine Female 4 yrs. old KM 6, San Isidro Village, 10 Matina Crossing 11 Valderoza, Lydia Female 12 Valderoza, Rogelio III Male 2 yrs. old 13 Valderoza, Rowena Female 7 yrs. old 14 Alvarez, John Cris Male 8 months 15 Alvarez, John Michael Male 7 yrs. old 16 Amatos, Beth Female 7 yrs. old 17 Ayag, Kenneth Ian Male 4 yrs. old Arroyo Compound, 18 Ayag, Rachel Female 5 yrs. old Matina Crossing 19 Baricuatro, Adora Female 26 yrs. old 20 Baricuatro, Alexis Male 4 yrs. old 21 Bawo, Conchita Female 43 yrs. old 22 Bawo, Jaime Male 41 yrs. old 23 Oliveros, Carl Andre Male 9 months 24 Onde, Dominic Male 30 yrs. old 25 Paches, Angelita E. Female 65 yrs. old Saturos, Cherry* Female 4 yrs. old Arroyo Compound, 26 Matina Crossing 27 Servedad, Tito Male 53 yrs. old 28 Soreño, Melchin Female 2 yrs. old 29 Supa, Cassandra Female 2 yrs. old 30 Supa, Zaldy* Male 34 yrs. old *previously reported as missing MISSING: 1 (1 from Matina Crossing ) Name Gender Age Address Arroyo Compound, 1 Mark Louie Falomar Male 3 months Matina Crossing 3. DAMAGES Damaged Houses – 410 (142 totally / 268 partially): Prov/Mun/City/Brgys Totally Partially 409 GRAND TOTAL 142 268 DAVAO CITY , DAVAO DEL 137 268 SUR Matina Crossing 76 214 Matina Pangi 10 10 Ma-a 30 20 Talomo (NHA Bangkal) 21 24 5 DAVAO DEL NORTE 5 0 Talaingod 4 Sto. Tomas 1 INFRASTRUCTURE Davao City, Davao del Sur Matina Crossing: Balusong Bridge was partially damaged while Bamboo and Hanging Bridges were totally damaged Matina Pangi: Bridges 1 and 2 of Km. 8 and 9 are not passable (partially damaged).Estimated cost of damages was pegged at PhP11,000,000.00 Davao del Norte 4.0006 kms. of roads worth of PhP900,000.00 were damaged in the municipality of Carmen Portion of Sitio Bacali to Tanglaw road in Braulio E. Dujali is still impassable to light vehicles AGRICULTURE / LIVESTOCK Davao del Norte A total of 2,450 hectares of ricefields and banana plantations were damaged: Sto. Tomas (1,685 hectares rice fields and banana plantations); Carmen (610 hectares rice fields); and New Corella (155 hectares rice fields) Carmen: Banana and coconut plantation worth PhP15.7M were damaged Panabo City: 7 hectares of banana plantation worth PhP15M were damaged C. COST OF ASSISTANCE A total of PhP3,696,150.00 worth of relief assistance was provided to the flashflood victims in Davao City and Davao del Norte , from the combined resources of DSWD, DOH, LGUS, NGOs and other GOs: DSWD FO-XI - PHP3,094,500.00 (3,500 food packs, hot meals, and financial assistance to the bereaved families) DOH - PhP 92,000.00 LGUs - PhP 185,000.00 NGOs and other GOs - PhP 324,650.00 II. ACTIONS TAKEN NATIONAL • NDRRMC Executive Director USEC. Benito T. Ramos visited the affected areas to assess the actual situation. USEC Ramos also had a meeting with 6 Davao City Mayor Sara Z. Duterte and immediately conducted an aerial survey in the affected areas together with the Eastern Mindanao Command • NDRRMC extended financial assistance to the bereaved families/relatives worth Php10,000.00 per dead victim • DSWD released PhP5.33 Million to DSWD Field Office XI to augment emergency relief assistance to the affected areas in the form of food items such as: sardines, meatloaf, noodles, full-cream milk powder, empty sacks, and rice • DSWD submitted to the Financial Management Service for additional request for sub-allotment of P7 Million to DSWD FO XI for the purchase of relief commodities as augmentation assistance to the affected LGUs and processed regular standby funds worth Php300,000.00 for replenishment • Philippine Red Cross (PRC) provided food assistance to the 7,390 persons; deployed EMTs; established First Aid Stations; conducted health assessment, medical mission and vaccination; and assisted in the conduct of Search and Rescue (SAR) operations REGIONAL Search and Rescue and Clearing Operations • Regional Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council XI (RDRRMC XI) Operations Center coordinated with Eastern Mindanao Command through the Naval Forces Eastern Mindanao and 5053 rd SRS, Philippine Coast Guard, PNP XI Maritime, Davao Firefighters and Rescue Services to assist in the rescue and evacuation of affected families • The AFP particularly the Task Force Davao, Naval Forces Eastern Mindanao, TOG PAF, and 5053 rd SRS assisted in the conduct of Search and Rescue (SAR) and clearing operations in the affected areas • Davao City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (CDRRMC) coordinated with Central 911 USAR, Task Force Davao, Disaster Action and Rescue Team, Habagat Base and VEST Bago Aplaya to conduct rescue operations • PDRRMC Davao del Norte deployed rescuers at the affected areas in coordination with the Philippine National Police and the RDR SMART in Brgy Tanglaw • City Engineer’s Office, Task Force Davao, Davao City Police Office and other disaster volunteer groups conducted clearing operations in the area Relief Operations • DSWD FO XI provided family food packs to the affected families; conducted Critical Incident Stress Debriefing (CISD); deployed Social Workers to all evacuation centers and funeral parlor; and coordinated with their local counterparts. The FO has stockpile of relief commodities composed of 2,563 family food packs (PhP633,753.01), and food (PhP4,817,334.60) ready for augmentation to the local government unit • CSSDO distributed relief goods to the affected families amounting to PhP70,820.00 7 • City Government of Davao headed by CSSDO conducted massive relief operations • PDRRMC Davao del Norte extended initial relief assistance to the affected families at the evacuation centers and assessed other immediate needs of the victims • DOH XI provided assorted drugs and medicines worth PhP92,000.00 and conducted health assessment and monitoring at the evacuation centers Damage and Needs Assessment • Davao City Risk Reduction and Management Council conducted damage assessment and needs analysis (DANA) _________________________________________________________ 8.