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Region II: One (1) service motor banca and one (1) cargo/passenger vessel moored at San Vicente Fish Port, Sta. Ana, Cagayan bound for Maconacon and Divilacan, Isabela.
Three (3) service motor banca and one (1) cargo/passenger motor banca moored at Veteranz Wharf Aparri, Cagayan bound to Camiguin Island, Calayan, Cagayan with 20 passenger stranded.
Vehicular Accident
Region I: Nick Basto, 6 years old from Brgy. San Julian Centra, Agoo, La Union suffered a cerebral concussion when he was hit by a tricycle while crossing the street from the evacuation center to buy food. He was brought to La Union Medical Center. Storm Surge
Region I: Storm surge occurred in Barangays Tabuculan, Pasungol, and Bucalag of Santa, Ilocos Sur on 01 October 2011.
Flooding
Region III: Flashflood occurred in Brgys. Bamban and Daldayap, San Clemente, Tarlac due to the overflowing of the Batacan River; Brgy. San Isidro, Paniqui, Tarlac; Brgys. Pob. Sur Baybayaoas, Ptiombayug, Pedro L. Quines and Mamonit in Mayantoc, Tarlac (due to breached portion of Baybayaoas Dike); and Brgys .Pindangan 2nd, Pao 1, 2, 3 and Surgi in Camiling, all in Tarlac.
Fifty (50) passengers on board 3 buses were stranded along Romulo Highway in Camiling, Tarlac due to 5ft. flooding. They were rescued by joint efforts from PNP Camiling 3rd Mechanized IB, 32nd Mechanized Company, Operatives of Camiling, Sta. Ignacia LGU, and PDRRMC.
f) STATUS OF DAMS (as of 4:00 PM, 06 Octobe r 2011)
The following dams opened their respective gates as the water levels have reached their spilling levels: Ambuklao (3 Gates / 1.5 m); Binga (2 Gates / 2 m); Magat (1 Gate / 2 m); and San Roque (2 Gates / 1 m).
II. EMERGENCY RESPONSE
NDRRMC and RDRRMCs I, II, III, and CAR continue its response efforts in terms of search and rescue, evacuation, relief and recovery operations in areas affected by Typhoon “Quiel”. RELIEF AND RECOVERY OPERATIONS FOOD and NON-FOOD ITEMS a. DSWD
• DSWD-CO pre-positioned PhP38,619,402.10 worth of standby funds and relief supplies to Regions I, II, III, and CAR affected by Typhoon “Quiel”, broken down as follows:
Regions Standby F unds Relief Supplies Total CAR 2,792,263.69 2,275,286.83 5,067,550.52 Region I 2,085,449.55 5,446,688.37 7,532,137.92
Region II 2,992,658.35 6,290,020.46 9,282,678.81 Region III 8,625,000.00 8,112,034.85 16,737,034.85
Total PhP16,495,371.59 PhP 22,124,030.51 PhP38,619,402.10
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Cost of Assistance (TAB E) • To date, the government had so far provided PhP16,766,360.82 worth of relief
assistance in terms of food and non-food items to the affected population in various affected regions out of the combined resources from the DSWD, LGUs, and NGOs. Breakdown is as follows:
AGENCY DSWD LGUs NGOs TOTAL
GRAND TOTAL 4,988,039.63 11,516,688.34 692,926.00 22,071,230.47
I 1,189,466.48 655,330.50 1,844,796.98
II 2,711,500.00 6,098,654.84 473,270.00 9,283,424.84
III 1,087,073.15 9,547,399.50 198,050.00 10,832,522.65
CAR 88,880.00 21,606.00 110,486.00
b. PNP • PCRG Teams composed of 285 personnel and C, PNP, left National Headquarters
Camp Crame at about 6:00 AM, 05 Oct 2011 on-board 1 coaster, 2 ambulances, 5 police patrol vehicles , 3 multicabs , 6 boats , and 11 M35 trucks with 1,500 relief good packages to conduct relief operations in Paniqui, Tarlac and Calumpit, Bulacan. This relief operations is in coordination with HS, HSS, ITMS, PIO, LSS, PNPTS, PNPHS, PRO3, PPOs Bulacan and Tarlac
• The 1st group led by PCSUPT Mario Avenido, Director PCRG and PSSUPT Bernardo Florece, Deputy PCRG distributed 750 bags of relief pack in Panique, Tarlac (350 bags in Brgy San Isidro proper and 170 bags in Sitio Baler, San Isidro and 230 bags in Brgy Canan). Other group led by PSSUPT Elmer Cabreros distributed 750 bags relief packs in Brgys Calizon, Bulusan, Gatbuca and Sta Lucia in Calumpit, Bulacan
• Fifteen (15) PCRG personnel assisted GMA Kapuso Foundation in the distribution of relief goods in Malolos Central Elementary School in Sto. Rosario, Malolos, Bulacan
• Team of Maritime Group (8-Man SRU Team) proceeded to Hagonoy Municipal Hall to distribute relief goods
• Another team joined the GMA 7 in repacking relief goods at Tandang Sora, Quezon City
c. DOH • DOH requested from the UN World Food Program for 3 tents, 2 power generators,
and 4 water tanks to be distributed to the most affected areas in Region III (Bulacan Provincial Health Office and Bulacan Medical Center, Provincial Capitol, Malolos City) and another 3 tents for Health Emergency Management Staff
d. DepEd
• DepEd Operations Center remained on red alert • Alerted its Quick Response Team in Regions I, II, IV-A, and CAR
e. DILG
• Directed affected LGUs to reactivate their DRRMCs; pre-positioned all available assets; identified evacuation sites; and stockpile of relief goods and other items in respective AORs
f. DTI
• DTI Regions I, III and CAR conducted daily monitoring of prices to check on the compliance in the provisions of the Price Act Law
• Activated the Local Price Coordinating Council (LPCC) and coordinated with the local chapters of the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI) and PIA
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g. DA • DA I and CAR activated the Regional Command Center (RCC) to monitor possible
damages in the agri-fishery sector; identified vulnerable sites/areas and update standing crop status
h. DENR
• DENR-MGB CAR monitored assessed mine waste dumps and siltation ponds; reactivated Special Task Action Groups (STAGs); and distributed Radio Messages (RADMES) to all DENR services/PENROs/CENROs
i. DPWH (As of 12:00 NN, 06 October 2011 )
• Clearing operations in the affected national road s ections are still ongoing. More roads that were not passable due to series of lands lides and road cuts are now passable except for some sections that remain under water and sections with collapsed bridges and washed-out bridge approaches. Warning signs and barricades were installed to assist commuters. At p resent, initial procurement of collapsible bridge components and backfilling of sc oured bridge approaches are being undertaken. DPWH continues to monitor a reas that are still under water.
j. AFP • GHQ, AFP deployed three (3) 6x6 trucks at Calumpit, Bulacan with relief goods
prepared by GMA Kapuso Foundation • NOLCOM dispatched 1 DRRO Team from 3rd Mechanized Inf Batallion (IB) and 1
Team from PPSC (Tarlac Provincial Office) and 2 PEO dump truck for SAR and evacuation operations in the flooded barangays of Bamban and Dalayap, San Clemente, Tarlac
• Naval Reserve Center Northern Luzon (NRCNL) DRR Tea ms evacuated 500 persons to North Central Elem School, Dagupan City
• 32nd IB conducted rescue operations to stranded passengers along Romulo Highway, Camiling Tarlac
• 24 IB, PA troops with trucks were dispatched to assist in the evacuation operations in Sta. Cruz, Candelaria and Quezon
• Elements of the 5ID, PA provided security in the vicinity of the collapsed Burnay Bridge in Lagawe, Ifugao
• 302 CDC ARESCOM based at Brgy. Malacampa, Camiling, Tarlac assisted in sandbagging operations at Pit-ao, San Clemente, Tarlac
k. PCG
• PCG Action Center implemented its PCG policies: guidelines on movement of vessels during heavy weather and guidelines on the movement of MB/vessels in the absence of weather bulletin in the locality; monitored all foreign vessels transiting within AOR; advised all resort owners within AOR not to allow their guest to go on swimming in the sea due to big waves and high current; disallowed all motor banca to go on fishing, and closely monitoring all those motor banca who have already departed but have not yet returned
• CGDNL placed on standby their DRG/WASAR teams; and conducted foot patrol along the coastline and ports; and sustained PCG visibility in known hubs of maritime activities
l. PRC
• Placed on standby its eight (8) Chapter Staff, 50++ Chapter Based Volunteers, 20 Red Cross 143 Municipal Coordinators, 55 Barangay Disaster Action Team (BDAT) members, and 64 CH Volunteers trained; Prepositioned two (2) inflatable boat, three (3) units OBM, 1 land cruiser, 2 ambulances and other response capability/equipment, and stockpiled food and non-food items
• PRC II distributed relief goods at Brgy. Centro10, Tuguegarao City
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m. PIA • Established close linkages with the local media in every provinces • Created PIA text blasting tapping SMART and GLOBE telecommunications • Established linkages with disaster member agencies and ensure timely dissemination
of weather updates and situation reports, including various agency efforts utilizing local media, PIA website and PIA weather news facebook account
• Assisted OCD CAR in gathering update reports from the provinces thru their provincial counterparts
n. BFP • CAR placed on stand-by 190 personnel, 35 firetrucks, and 6 ambulances • BFP II pre-emptively evacuated 201 families / 508 persons in Cagayan and in Isabela. • BFP La Union mobilized a total of 99 personnel and 13 firetrucks to the 10
municipalities in La Union and rescued 72 persons in Agoo • BFP R3 conducted relief and clearing operations in some flooded areas on 3 October
2011 • BFP RO1 conducted roving inspection and advisory di ssemination in Agoo, La
Union particularly at the lowland and coastal area s and to the owners of establishments an the City Shopping Mall for safe u se of candles and unplugging of all electrical appliances during powe r interruption; conducted evacuation operations in various barangays in Agoo and San Fernando City, La Union; and completed the clearing of fallen trees i n barangays Camansi and Sevilla in San Fernando City, La Union
• SFC Fire Station assisted in the packing of relief goods at the City Social Welfare Office
o. NTC
• CAR and I coordinated with telecom service providers to facilitate the immediate restoration of their services
• Reactivated “Oplan Bayanahin” of all hand-held radio operators and alerted all accredited Civic and Amateur Groups as emergency communication back-up in case communication systems fail
REGIONAL PREPAREDNESS AND RESPONSE
a. Region I
• RDRRMC/OCD I recommended the activation of Local DRRMCs and response teams and strict implementation of pre-emptive evacuation in high risk areas if situation demands; and attended media interviews
• MDRRMC Bautista, Pangasinan purchased thirty (30) cavans of rice for stock pile, ready for distribution to mostly affected families. Monitoring situation of water in the Agno River
• CDRRMC Dagupan City conducted SAR operations and evacuation of family from areas at risk; provided food assistance such as drinking waters and mattress to the evacuees and conducted health and sanitation assessment through medical consultation and health information
• San Fernando City Health Office provided an ambulance and medical assistance to the 4 fishermen rescued by MV JURONG in Sta. Cruz, Ilocos Sur
• PDRRMC Pangasinan distributed 6,508 family packs t o the 21 municipalites in the province
b. Region II
• RDRRMC/OCD II coordinated with PDRRMCs Batanes, Cagayan, Quirino, Isabela and Nueva Vizcaya regarding situation update; and alerted all residents living in the low-lying and mountainous areas against possible flashfloods and landslides
• PDRRMC Cagayan prepositioned Rescue 29 members in Alcala, Cagayan for possible rescue operations; alerted all local DRRMCs and rescue teams in the
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province; and purchased/distributed 200 cavans of rice and 200 cases of sardines to the affected families
• PDRRMC Isabela pre-positioned food, non-food, and rescue facilities; alerted Rescue 922 for possible rescue and relief operations; and placed heavy equipment on stand-by in the affected municipalities as well as in the Provincial Capitol
• PDRRMC Nueva Vizcaya distributed ready-to-eat food to flooded area in the municipalities of Dupax del Sur and Norte
• Rescue 206 of Santiago City, Isabela conducted clearing operations in different Barangays
• Cauyan City Rescue 922 together with PAF and PNP-Cauayan City are conducting clearing operations, evacuation, and relief operations
• MDRRMC San Clemente conducted sandbagging operations to control the water level caused by swelling of Batacan River
• Volunteers of Youth National Service and Bayanihan Bayan from St. Paul University, CSOs, and private institutions are now repacking relief goods, supplies and materials for augmentation to the affected LGUs and for stockpile
c. Region III • RDRRMC/OCD III advised the municipalities of Northern Aurora to implement pre-
emptive evacuation if the situation warrants; dispatched 1 DRRO team for rescue/evacuation in San Clemente, Tarlac; dispatched PEO Payloader and 2 PDRRMC Operatives to assist in the clearing and rescue operations in Camiling, Tarlac; and delivered 1 truck load of sand and 200 pcs. of empty sandbags for sandbagging at Brgy. Binaungan, Tarlac City; coordinated with all the mayors of the affected municipalities, 3rd Mech IB and Provincial Safety Company of TTPPO for immediate rescue operations; coordinated with La Paz TTPPO, M/BDRRMC La Paz and 302 CDC ARESCOM to assist the stranded passengers of Florida Bus in Brgy. Lomboy, La Paz, Tarlac
• Palayan City conducted a pre-emptive evacuation in Brgy. Popolon (73 families) to Manacnac Elementary School
• PDRRMC Tarlac assisted in the distribution of relief goods in Camiling, Tarlac using rescue boat and provided assistance to PRC volunteers; coordinated with La Paz PNP Tarlac; TTPO, M/BDRRMC La Paz, 3 rd Mech IB; and 302 CDC ARESCOM for immediate rescue and assistance of stranded passeng ers along Brgy. Lomboy, La Paz, Tarlac due to floodwaters; and coordinated with all the Mayors of the affected municipalities, 3 rd Mech IB, and Provincial Safety Company of TPO for immediate rescue assistance; declared the whole pro vince of Tarlac Under State of Calamity on 06 October 2011
d. NCR • Malabon conducted declogging at Gov. Pascual and sand bagging at Brgy. Dampalit
and Brgy. Sigwa • Valenzuela City stockpiled 2,500 relief goods for evacuees; placed on standby heavy
equipments trucks & other motor vehicles at the Operation Center and ready for dispatch; placed on standby sidewalk clearing unit & clean & green team; and the City Engineering Office made rounds around the city to roll down all big tarpaulin, advertisement and other hazards for collapsed structure incidents
• Mandaluyong alerted the Engineering Department, Traffic Enforcement Division, City Social Welfare and Development Office and other local government offices, C3-Command and Control Center was tasked to monitor the situation in all 27 barangays; Rescue units including the Mayor’s Action Command, Special Rescue Unit of Mandaluyong City Fire
• Pasay City intensified Barangays’ awareness and preparedness including their equipment and coordinated with DRRM Council Members
• Manila City alerted capabilities for rescue • Taguig City alerted heavy equipment trucks and other motor vehicles • Paranaque CDRRMC convened in preparation for TY “Quiel”
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e. CAR • RDRRMC/OCD CAR provided 1 unit Satellite Phone to PDRRMC Ifugao • Activated LDRRMCs Benguet, Apayao, Mt. Province, Ifugao, Abra, Kalinga, and
Baguio City; all response teams were alerted; pre-positioned assets; and conducted pre-emptive evacuation
Tab A
Brgys Families Persons Families Persons Families P ersons Families Persons
1,520 208,079 1,027,222 207 15,878 69,545 25,817 115,217 41,695 184,762
279 37,173 193,935 65 2,602 10,043 4,669 22,795 7,271 32,838 2 5 20 0 - - - - - -
SANTA 2 5 20 - - 27 732 2,397 17 645 2,129 60 178 705 2,307
SAN FERNANDO 4 245 735 5 225 675 225 675 AGOO 5 92 365 3 77 304 15 61 92 365 ARINGAY 4 106 527 1 106 527 106 527 BACNOTAN 1 1 5 - - BANGAR 3 51 191 1 45 166 45 166 BAUANG 5 215 502 5 170 385 45 117 215 502 CABA 2 3 17 1 3 17 3 17 LUNA 3 19 55 1 19 55 19 55
250 36,436 191,518 48 1,957 7,914 4,609 22,617 6,566 30,531 ALAMINOS 1 6 36 1 6 36 6 36 DAGUPAN CITY 19 788 3,037 13 768 2,901 2 7 770 2,908 AGUILAR 10 1,804 11,304 2 30 87 1,389 7,884 1,419 7,971 ANDA 6 63 300 6 63 300 63 300 BALUNGAO 10 1,347 6,735 310 1,550 310 1,550 BANI 4 87 305 - - BAUTISTA 1 10 63 1 10 63 10 63 BAYAMBANG 12 2,408 10,462 5 472 2,012 678 3,001 1,150 5,013 BINMALEY 33 5,430 25,517 - - BOLINAO 4 98 490 - - BUGALLON 2 40 265 1 37 173 37 173 CALASIAO 24 8,980 58,911 4 197 777 197 777 INFANTA 3 258 1,114 3 170 705 170 705 LAOAC 3 242 1,159 - - LINGAYEN 8 282 1,325 121 438 121 438 MANAOAG 1 1 5 1 5 1 5 MANGALDAN 1 16 43 - - MANGATAREM 42 5,672 28,385 4 81 231 808 3,232 889 3,463 ROSALES 2 1,300 6,500 1,300 6,500 1,300 6,500 SAN FABIAN 2 54 370 - - SAN NICOLAS 5 160 800 2 35 175 35 175 SAN QUINTIN 2 35 175 2 35 175 35 175 SANTA BARBARA 29 5,354 24,232 2 16 94 16 94 SANTO TOMAS 1 40 200 - - UMINGAN 4 265 1,305 - - URBIZTONDO 21 1,696 8,480 2 37 185 37 185
675 71,412 403,307 1 22 73 3,492 14,796 3,514 14,869 40 8,360 34,498 0 - - - - - -
TUGUEGARAO 11 4,180 17,249 - - ALCALA 2 110 324 - - AMULUNG 12 1,345 6,025 - - BUGUEY 2 4 16 - - SOLANA 13 2,721 10,884 - -
407 42,541 260,904 0 - - 3,492 14,771 3,492 14,771 CAUAYAN 2 262 1,203 - - SANTIAGO 5 1,099 5,495 - - ALICIA 34 2,145 10,725 ANGADANAN 38 992 4,464 BENITO SOLIVEN 7 325 1,462 BURGOS 14 1,065 5,318 CABATUAN 3 9 41 - - CORDON 10 169 760 - - DINAPIGUE 6 1,267 5,701 250 1,125 250 1,125 DIVILACAN 9 86 347 - - ECHAGUE 64 5,513 22,091 1,930 7,732 1,930 7,732 ILAGAN 41 12,653 50,612 - - JONES 46 2,100 9,461 630 2,835 630 2,835 LUNA 1 10 43 - - MACONACON 10 998 3,966 - - PALANAN 17 656 3,127 - - RAMON 9 206 860 - - REINA MERCEDES 20 564 2,259 353 1,680 353 1,680 SAN AGUSTIN 23 5,179 23,305 - - SAN GUILLERMO 9 250 1,106 176 710 176 710 SAN ISIDRO 13 2,669 12,010 153 689 153 689 SAN MARIANO 1 5 22 - - SAN PABLO 5 912 4,377 - - SANTA MARIA 7 1,372 6,990 - - SANTO TOMAS 9 1,389 82,252 - - TUMAUINI 4 646 2,907 - -
96 9,826 52,742 0 - - - - - - ALFONSO CASTANEDA 6 1,905 8,794 - - ARITAO 4 109 479 - - BAMBANG 25 5,231 31,721 - -
REGION I (ILOCOS REGION)
SitRep No. 9
Effects of Typhoon "QUIEL" (NALGAE)AFFECTED POPULATION
as of 07 October 2011, 6:00 AM
Region/Province/Mun/City
AFFECTED No. of Evac
Centers
Inside Evacuation Centers Outside Evacuation Cent ers TOTAL SERVED - CURRENT
(Inside + Outside)
GRAND TOTAL
ILOCOS SUR
LA UNION
PANGASINAN
REGION II (CAGAYAN VALLEY)
CAGAYAN
ISABELA
NUEVA VIZCAYA
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Brgys Families Persons Families Persons Families P ersons Families Persons
Region/Province/Mun/City
AFFECTED No. of Evac
Centers
Inside Evacuation Centers Outside Evacuation Cent ers TOTAL SERVED - CURRENT
(Inside + Outside)
BAYOMBONG 21 683 2,755 - - DUPAX DEL NORTE 7 769 3,595 - - DUPAX DEL SUR 7 76 298 - - KASIBU 16 202 875 - - KAYAPA 4 7 35 - - QUEZON 1 27 96 - - SANTA FE 5 817 4,094 - -
132 10,685 55,163 1 22 73 - 25 22 98 AGLIPAY 25 1,382 6,913 - - CABARROGUIS 17 1,273 7,641 - - DIFFUN 33 5,015 22,568 1 22 73 22 73 MADDELA 32 1,186 9,431 - - NAGTIPUNAN 16 1,087 5,438 - - SAGUDAY 9 742 3,172 25 - 25
525 98,593 426,545 141 13,254 59,429 17,656 77,626 30,910 137,055 55 16,341 63,247 17 2,871 13,811 7,674 29,848 10,545 43,659
MALOLOS CITY 44 9,038 34,840 4 218 702 7,674 29,848 7,892 30,550 OBANDO 11 7,303 28,407 13 2,653 13,109 2,653 13,109
142 20,636 96,761 52 3,466 14,518 5,503 28,187 8,969 42,705 CARRANGLAN 17 2,225 9,259 2 67 330 67 330 LICAB 11 3,946 15,856 573 2,292 573 2,292 PALAYAN 3 122 597 3 122 597 122 597 PANTABANGAN 14 2,644 12,251 2,644 12,251 2,644 12,251 QUEZON 12 2,575 12,546 5 235 1,175 235 1,175 RIZAL 16 2,253 13,500 2,253 13,500 2,253 13,500 SAN JOSE 12 145 572 2 112 428 33 144 145 572 TALAVERA 38 2,844 9,947 38 2,844 11,550 2,844 11,550 ZARAGOZA 19 3,882 22,233 2 86 438 86 438
55 15,513 81,131 31 4,699 23,350 - - 4,699 23,350 MASANTOL 26 7,049 37,561 17 1,038 5,044 1,038 5,044 MINALIN 15 3,641 18,205 11 3,641 18,205 3,641 18,205 SANTA ANA 14 4,823 25,365 3 20 101 20 101
223 42,139 166,106 41 2,218 7,750 4,479 19,591 6,697 27,341 ANAO 3 5 26 - - CAMILING 45 10,348 43,398 - - CAPAS 2 64 397 - - CONCEPCION 3 1,050 5,697 - - GERONA 27 2,303 7,559 - - LA PAZ 17 8,325 31,832 12 340 1,247 292 1,385 632 2,632 MAYANTOC 5 371 1,491 - - MONCADA 28 5,349 19,405 11 1,377 4,538 1,377 4,538 PANIQUI 16 2,010 7,347 10 217 851 12 271 229 1,122 PURA 15 1,406 5,895 1 4 16 876 3,598 880 3,614 RAMOS 9 3,183 12,028 4 219 842 1,444 6,025 1,663 6,867 SAN CLEMENTE 13 3,304 9,409 - - SAN MANUEL 8 1,092 5,132 1,081 5,086 1,081 5,086 SANTA IGNACIA 15 1,571 7,195 3 61 256 774 3,226 835 3,482 VICTORIA 17 1,758 9,295 - -
50 3,964 19,300 0 - - - - - - BOTOLAN 2 40 105 - - CABANGAN 5 133 623 - - CANDELARIA 6 275 1,321 - - MASINLOC 12 555 2,905 - - SANTA CRUZ 25 2,961 14,346 - -
41 901 3,435 0 - - - - - - APAYAO 2 21 102 0 - - - - - -
CONNER 1 1 4 - - SANTA MARCELA 1 20 98 - -
BENGUET 13 29 139 0 - - - - - - TUBA 13 29 139 - -
IFUGAO 5 95 211 0 - - - - - - BANAUE 1 12 60 - - HUNGDUAN 1 1 6 - - LAGAWE 2 80 141 - - TINOC 1 2 4 - -
KALINGA 17 749 2,954 0 - - - - - - LUBUAGAN 4 8 38 - - PASIL 1 2 13 - - PINUKPUK 5 411 2,043 - - RIZAL (LIWAN) 6 327 856 - - TABUK 1 1 4 - -
MOUNTAIN PROVINCE 4 7 29 0 - - - - - - BAUKO 2 3 13 - - BONTOC 2 4 16 - -
REGIONS 4 PROVINCES 17 CITIES 9 MUNICIPALITIES 121 BARANGAYS 1,520
QUIRINO
REGION III (CENTRAL LUZON)
BULACAN
NUEVA ECIJA
PAMPANGA
TARLAC
ZAMBALES
CAR
AFFECTED AREAS
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Sitrep No. 8 Tab B
GRAND TOTAL 13Region I 5
Ilocos Sur 1 Paranada, Joel 28 Nagundayan, Bantay Drowning
1 Arviso, Michael 26 Eguia, Dasol Drowning
1 Taplador, Jerry C. 29 Bucao, Manaoag Drowning (previously reported missing)
1 Pascua, Jomar 16 Eguia, Dasol Drowning
1 Lantano, Xuan 8 months Brgy. Camantiles, Urdaneta Drowning
Region II 1
1 Caliguiran, Jerry 27 Catag, Nuevo Drowning
Region III 6
1 Candelaria, Kurt Jack 4 Brgy. Bobon, Camiling Drowning
1 Gelacio, Protacio 38 Brgy. Telbang, Camiling Drowning
1 Calendario, King Raimel 6 Brgy. Bobon, Camiling Drowning (previously reported missing)
1 Benedicto, Benjie 36 Brgy. Bobon, Camiling Drowning (previously reported missing)
1 Molina, Celso Patimbuyog, Mayantoc Drowning
1 Ringor, Tacio Brgy. Sinulatan 1st, Camiling Drowning
CAR 1
Benguet 1 Marcos, Jammas 35 Brgy. Cotcot, Buguias, Benguet Landslide
GRAND TOTAL 12Region I 10
La Union 1 Basto, Nick 6 San Julian Central, Agoo Vehicular Accident
1 Caasi, Joseph 38 Cabuyao, Bolinao Previously reported missing
1 Castillo, Ricardo "Cards" 47 Germinal, Bolinao Previously reported missing
1 Dela Cruz, Eduardo "Eddie" 51 Concordia, Bolinao Previously reported missing
1 Macanas, Elizabeth 50 Pemienta, Umingan Hit by electric post
1 Roger, Rolando 18 Gayaman, Binmaley Slipped over the steel roof
1 Abor, Harold 6 Dorongan Punta Wounded head by barbed wire
1 Corpuz, Eugene 22 Lawak, Langka Wounded left foot by barbed wire
1 Gabriel, Mark 15 Lawak, Langka Wounded back by barbed wire
1 Salinga, Eduardo 70 Dorongan Punta Wounded head by barbed wire
CAR 2
Mt. Province 1 Gomez, Melody 22 Brgy. Gonogan Vehicular Accident due to Landslide
Ifugao 1 Dumulag, Adela 12 Ohaj, Banaue Landslide
GRAND TOTAL 0
GRAND TOTAL 4Region I 4
1 Caasi, Joseph 38 Cabuyao, Bolinao treated at Bolinao Med
1 Castillo, Ricardo "Cards" 47 Germinal, Bolinao treated at CHD San Fernando
1 Del Fierro, Dante 35 Concordia Previously reported missing
1 Dela Cruz, Eduardo "Eddie" 51 Concordia, Bolinao treated at Bolinao Med
MISSING
RESCUED/SURVIVORS
Pangasinan
DEAD
Pangasinan
Tarlac
INJURED
Pangasinan
Mangatarem
EFFECTS OF TYPHOON "QUIEL"
CASUALTIESas of 07 October 2011, 6:00 AM
REGION/PROVINCE/ MUNICIPALITY/BARANGAY
Name Age Address Cause / Date / Remarks
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SitRep No. 9 Tab C
TOTALLY PARTIALLY
2,741 11,860Region I Sub-Total 26 192
La Union 1 2 Agoo 2
Bacnotan 1
Pangasinan 25 190 Bayambang 4 14
Balungao 1 1 Infanta 1
Lingayen 1 2 Mangatarem 19 14 Sta. Barbara 158
Region II Sub-Total 2,391 10,428 Isabela 2,315 10,289
Alicia 152 754 Angadanan 106 886
Cabatuan 5 4 Cauayan City 7 11
Cordon 20 149 Dinapigue 174 217
Echague 1,390 4,123 Ilagan 327 Jones 126 210
Maconacon 83 Palanan 17 217 Ramon 11 195
Reina Mercedes 2 238 San Agustin 50 1,175
San Guillermo 62 188 San Isidro 193 1,512
Cagayan 3 3 Buguey 3 3
Quirino 73 136 Cabarroguis 61 104 Nagtipunan 12 32
Region III Sub-Total 307 1,114 Zambales 77 56
Cabangan 77 56
Tarlac 39 106 Camiling 23 58
Gerona 2 28 Moncada 2 1
Pura 1 San Clemente 3 12
Sta. Ignacia 9 6
Nueva Ecija 87 467 Carrangalan 9 156
Licab 43 Pantabangan 69 248
Quezon 1 1 Rizal 14
EFFECTS of TYPHOON "QUIEL" (NALGEA)DAMAGED HOUSES
as of 07 October 2011, 6:00 AM
REGION Province/Municipality DAMAGED HOUSES
GRAND TOTAL14,601
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TOTALLY PARTIALLY REGION Province/Municipality DAMAGED HOUSES
14,601 San Jose City 6 5 Zaragoza 2
Bulacan 104 485 Malolos City 11 176
Obando 93 309
CAR Sub-Total 17 126 Apayao 0 1
Conner 1
Benguet 2 27 Tuba 2 27
Ifugao 10 78 Hungduan 1
Lagawe 9 76 Tinoc 1 1
Kalinga 2 9 Lubuagan 8
Pasil 1 1 Tabuk City 1
Mt. Province 3 11Bontoc 3 8Bauko 3
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SitRep No. 9 Tab D
TOTALREGION II 115,075,527.81 REMARKS
Cagayan 1,875,527.81
1,000,000.00 Collapsed and hanging approach
875,527.81 Washed-out bridge approach
Isabela 15,200,000.00
200,000.00 Bridge underwater
15,000,000.00 Spans collapsed (9 out of 17 spans)
Nueva Vizcaya 35,000,000.00
20,000,000.00 Landslide
15,000,000.00 Collapsed 6.8 m – 1 span
Quirino 63,000,000.00
10,000,000.00 Collapsed 36.85m-3 span bailey bridge due to large volume of water debris
2,000,000.00 Washed-out bridge approach
1,000,000.00 Washed-out bridge approach
3,000,000.00 Washed-out bridge approach
1,000,000.00 Washed-out bridge approach
6,000,000.00 Washed-out bridge approach
5,000,000.00 Landslide/washed-out RC pipes scoured road surface
20,000,000.00 Landslide/washed-out RC pipes scoured road surface
5,000,000.00 Landslide/washed-out RC pipes scoured road surface
10,000,000.00 Washed-out bridge approach
EFFECTS OF TYPHOON "QUIEL" (NALGAE)COST OF DAMAGES
as of 07 October 2011, 6:00 AM
Region / Province / City / Municipality
INFRASTRUCTURE
ROADS / BRIDGES / OTHER STRUCTURES
115,075,527.81
Tab E
DSWD LGUs NGOs TOTAL
GRAND TOTAL 4,988,039.63 16,390,264.84 692,926.00 22,071,230.47 REGION I 1,189,466.48 655,330.50 - 1,844,796.98
La Union - 23,000.00 - 23,000.00
Agoo 23,000.00 23,000.00
Pangasinan 1,189,466.48 632,330.50 - 1,821,796.98
Aguilar 40,870.00 40,870.00
Anda 12,000.00 12,000.00
Balungao 166,610.00 166,610.00
Bani 36,000.00 36,000.00
Bayambang 49,850.00 174,675.00 224,525.00
Bugallon 23,760.00 23,760.00
Calasiao 351,158.00 48,000.00 399,158.00
Dagupan City 224,168.00 224,168.00
Infanta 89,549.68 56,400.00 145,949.68
Laoac 61,016.00 28,800.00 89,816.00
Lingayen 8,847.00 8,847.00
Mangaldan 4,800.00 4,800.00
Mangatarem 102,178.50 102,178.50
Rosales 247,114.80 247,114.80
San Fabian 18,000.00 18,000.00
San Quintin 60,000.00 60,000.00
Sta. Barbara 18,000.00 18,000.00
REGION II 2,711,500.00 6,098,654.84 473,270.00 9,283,424.84 Isabela 1,000,000.00 5,800,720.84 472,750.00 7,273,470.84
w/out breakdown 1,000,000.00 1,000,000.00
Alicia 381,750.00 381,750.00
Angadanan 130,000.00 130,000.00
Benito Soliven 130,000.00 130,000.00
Cauayan City 364,825.00 237,000.00 601,825.00
Cordon 130,000.00 130,000.00
Dinapigue 177,470.00 177,470.00
Divilican 37,500.00 37,500.00
Echague 814,090.00 814,090.00
Ilagan 1,564,160.00 55,000.00 1,619,160.00
Jones 260,000.00 260,000.00
Maconacon 130,000.00 130,000.00
Reina Mercedes 81,190.00 81,190.00
San Agustin 130,000.00 130,000.00
San Guillermo 4,375.00 4,375.00
San Isidro 260,000.00 75,000.00 335,000.00
San Pablo 68,250.00 68,250.00
Santiago City 511,210.84 511,210.84
Sta. Maria 88,950.00 88,950.00
Sto. Tomas 553,750.00 553,750.00
Tumaini 88,950.00 88,950.00
Nueva Vizcaya 675,750.00 193,420.00 - 869,170.00
w/out breakdown 675,750.00 675,750.00
Bambang 26,750.00 26,750.00
Bayombong 6,670.00 6,670.00
Dupax del Norte 150,000.00 150,000.00
Dupax del Sur 10,000.00 10,000.00
Quirino 573,250.00 91,014.00 520.00 664,784.00
w/out breakdown 573,250.00 - 573,250.00
Aglipay 15,100.00 15,100.00
SitRep No. 9
EFFECTS of TYPHOON "QUIEL" (NALGAE)COST OF ASSISTANCEas of 07 October 2011, 6:00 AM
Region/Province/Mun/City
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DSWD LGUs NGOs TOTALRegion/Province/Mun/City
Cabarroguis 25,914.00 520.00 26,434.00
Diffun 4,400.00 4,400.00
Maddela 13,600.00 13,600.00
Nagtipunan 32,000.00 32,000.00
Cagayan 462,500.00 13,500.00 - 476,000.00
w/out breakdown 462,500.00 13,500.00 476,000.00
REGION III 1,087,073.15 9,547,399.50 198,050.00 10,832,522.65 Tarlac 443,280.00 3,637,153.50 198,050.00 4,278,483.50
Camiling 526,950.00 526,950.00
Capas 15,750.00 15,750.00
Concepcion 226,435.00 226,435.00
Gerona 201,650.00 201,650.00
La Paz 443,280.00 156,510.00 33,500.00 633,290.00
Mayantok 62,224.00 62,224.00
Moncada 332,336.00 67,000.00 399,336.00
Paniqui 715,642.00 97,550.00 813,192.00
Pura 75,732.50 75,732.50
Ramos 234,882.00 234,882.00
San Manuel 429,186.00 429,186.00
Sta. Ignacia 659,856.00 659,856.00
Nueva Ecija 618,793.15 2,743,696.00 - 3,362,489.15
Carrangalan 281,293.15 500,000.00 781,293.15
Licab 125,000.00 297,000.00 422,000.00
Palayan City 138,595.00 138,595.00
Pantabangan 433,300.00 433,300.00
Quezon 150,000.00 150,000.00
Rizal 324,801.00 324,801.00
San Jose City 100,000.00 100,000.00
Talavera 212,500.00 212,500.00
Zaragoza 800,000.00 800,000.00
Bulacan - 3,136,550.00 - 3,136,550.00
Malolos City 3,086,550.00 3,086,550.00
Obando 50,000.00 50,000.00
Pampanga 25,000.00 30,000.00 - 55,000.00
Sta Ana 25,000.00 30,000.00 55,000.00
CAR - 88,880.00 21,606.00 110,486.00 Kalinga - 73,280.00 200.00 73,480.00
Pasil 400.00 400.00
Pinukpuk 50,000.00 50,000.00
Rizal 22,880.00 22,880.00
Tabuk City 200.00 200.00
Ifugao - 3,000.00 21,406.00 24,406.00
w/out breakdown 21,406.00 21,406.00
Banaue 3,000.00 3,000.00
Benguet - 4,640.00 - 4,640.00
Tuba 4,640.00 4,640.00
Apayao - 7,960.00 - 7,960.00
Sta. Marcela 7,960.00 7,960.00
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