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REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES

National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Center, Camp Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo, Quezon City, Philippines

Telefax: NDRRMC Opcen (+632) 911-1406; 912-2665; 912-5668; NDRRMC Secretariat (+632) 912-0441; 912-5947;Office of the Administrator, OCD (+632) 912-2424

Email: [email protected] Website: www.ndcc.gov.ph

NDRRMC UPDATE

SitRep No. 09 re Typhoon JUAN (MEGI)

Releasing Officer:

USEC BENITO T. RAMOSExecutive Director, NDRRMC

and Administrator, OCD

DATE: 20 October 2010, 6:00 AMSource: PAGASA, OCDRCs I, II, III, CAR, IV-B, DPWH, PCG, PNP, DOH, DSWD, BFP, NTC, REACT-Phils, Inc.

I. SITUATION OVERVIEW:

A. Weather Update

Severe Weather Bulletin Number SIXTEEN Tropical Cyclone Warning: Typhoon"JUAN" (MEGI) Issued at 5:00 AM, Wednesday, 20 October 2010

Typhoon "JUAN" has maintained its strength as it continues to move westnorthwest slowly.

Location of Center:(as of 4:00 AM)

340 km West Northwest of Dagupan City

Coordinates: 17.2N, 117.2EStrength: Maximum winds of 175 kph near the center and gustiness of

up to 210 kph

Movement: Forecast to move West Northwest at 7 kph

ForecastPositions/Outlook:

The Center of Typhoon "JUAN" is expected to be at 440 kmWest of Laoag City by tomorrow morning. By Friday morning, itwill be at 570 km West Northwest of Laoag City

PSWS # Luzon

Signal No. 1(30-60 kph winds)

Ilocos Norte,Ilocos Sur, La Union, Benguet, Pangasinan andZambales

Public Storm Warning Signals elsewhere are now lowered. Residents living in low lying and mountainous areas under Public Storm Warning

Signals are alerted against possible flashfloods and landslides Residents along the coastal areas of Western Luzon are alerted of possible storm

surges The public disaster risk reduction and management councils concerned are advised

to take appropriate actions and monitor the hourly updates


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B. Initial Effects

1. Affected Population (Tab A)

Population affected increased from 2,273 families / 11,099 persons to 39,847families / 215,037 persons in 465 barangays in 99 municipalities and 8 cities inthe 22 provinces of Regions I, II, III, IV-A, CAR and NCR

A total of 1,315 persons and 25 vessels are still stranded in the ports of San Jose,Occidental Mindoro, in Sta. Ana, Cagayan and in North Harbor, Manila

2. Casualties (Tab B)

Dead: eleven (11) 4 in Pangasinan, 1 in Cagayan, 1 in Nueva Ecija, 1 in Tarlac,1 in Zambales, 1 in Kalinga, 1 in Benguet and 1 in Baguio City

Injured: sixteen (13) 1 in Pangasinan, 2 in La Union, 7 in Cagayan, 3 in Kalingaand 3 in Benguet

3. Damages

3.1 Houses (Tab C)

Total damaged houses reported: 4,910 (4,392 partially and 518 totally damaged)

in Regions I, II, NCR and CAR- The roofs of 25 Gawad Kalinga houses in Tumauini, Isabela were blown awayby strong winds

3.2 Damage to Agriculture and Infrastructure (Tab D)

The initial estimated cost of damage to infrastructure, agriculture, fisheries andschools in Regions II and CAR was placed at PhP 1.379B.

Infrastructure

SchoolsAgriculture

Region/Prov/City

Roads&

Bridges Cost # ofSchools

Crops Fisheries

Total

Total 3,870,000 25 1,375,324,404 1,379,194,404

Region II 1,227,582,000 46,736,199 1,274,318,199

Cagayan

Isabela 6

CAR 3,870,000 19 101,006,205 - 104,876,205

Abra

Apayao

BenguetIfugao 14

Kalinga 3,020,000 4

Mt. Province 850,000 1

Region II In Tumauini, Roxas and Palanan, all in Isabela Province: NFA warehouses, Kadiwa

Center sustained damages, its roofings were blown away by strong winds. As aresult, around 10,000 bags of rice, 9,368 bags of palay and 4,000 IMR stocks weredamaged.

CAR Duplex warehouse roofing in Kalinga were also blown away by strong winds


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4. Damage to Lifelines

4.1 Power

Region I The NGCP-operated transmission lines of San Manuel-Kadampat 500kV Line 2,

San Manuel-Tayug-Carmen-Bayambang and the San Manuel-Manaoag 69kV linewere fully restored on October 19, 2010 allowing for the complete restoration ofpower to Ilocos Norte and La Union. NGCP lines supplied electricity to distribution

utilities in some parts of Ilocos Sur and Pangasinan.

Region IIIsabela

Power supply of ISELCO II was shut off for safety reasons, cutting off power in theMunicipality of Roxas. Strong winds caused the toppling of electric poles anduprooting of some trees

Cagayan Power supply of CAGELCO I and II was shut off for safety reasons, cutting off

power in Cagayan Province.

CAR Power was already restored in Ifugao and Abra as of 4:00PM, 19 October 2010.

About 60-70% of the power services were restored in Baguio City and Benguet,while power services in other hard-hit provinces such as Mt. Province, Apayao andKalinga were not yet restored.

Region III All national roads and bridges are passable to all types of vehicles except Nueva

Ecija-Aurora road, KM180 Cabatangan River and Romulo Highway in Camiling,Tarlac which is not passable to light vehicles due to high water level

Power Interruption (Source: NEA)

Restoration of power in some provinces in Regions I, II and CAR is on-going.4.2 Communications NTC reported that as of 12:00NN, 19 October 2010, SMART telecoms reported

that their network coverage and capacity in Regions 1, 2 and CAR is running at97%. Facilities in the adversely affected areas are now operational. It alsoestablished a free-call station in Ilagan, Isabela to serve affected families and togive support to disaster and relief operations personnel. Currently, they are stillsetting up free-call stations in other locations.

At 3:00 PM, 18 October, GLOBE telecoms reported that 115 base stations (2G),33 nodes (3G) and 2 WIMAX sites (Regions 1, 2, parts of 3 and CAR) weredamaged/affected

SUN Cellular also reported that 89 sites were down in Regions 1, 2 and CAR dueto power outage and strong winds. The local telephone network is also down.Restoration works is on-going

4.3 Roads

Fifteen (15) road sections (3 in Apayao, 1 in Baguio City; and 5 in Benguet; 1 in Kalinga;3 in Mt. Province; and 2 in Ifugao) are closed either due to toppled electric posts anduprooted trees while six (6) road sections (1 in Ilocos Sur, 1 in Pangasinan, 2 inCagayan, 1 in Isabela and 1 in Aurora) are not passable to all types of vehicles due toslides and high level of water. Details enclosed as Tab F


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5. Emergency Incidents Monitored

5.1 On or about 1:30 PM, 18 October, a fishing vessel was struck by strong waves whiletrying to dock along shoreline of Brgy. Salipsip Polillo Island, Quezon. All four (4)crew men are safe and the fishing boat was secured and brought to the shore withthe help of the residents in the area. The DRRO squad of 1st IB rescued the four (4)crewmen

5.2 Forty-one (41) landslide incidents were reported by DPWH-CAR. Clearing

operations were immediately undertaken by DPWH crew in various critical areas.

II. EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT

Extent of Assistance The initial estimated cost of assistance provided by the local governments in Regions

I, II, III, NCR and CAR is PhP121,295 (Tab E)

A. National In line with recommendation of NDRRMC and in view of the continuing inclement

weather brought by Typhoon Juan, the Office of the President issuedMemorandum Circular No. 4 on the suspension of work in government offices inRegions I, II and CAR on 19 October 2010, except those agencies whosefunctions involve the delivery of basic health services, preparedness/response todisasters and calamities and/or the performance of other vital public services

Based on the Special Weather Scenario and Outlook of PAGASA which forecastheavy rains in Metro Manila, the NDRRMC recommended the immediatesuspension of classes in all levels in the National Capital Region on 19 October2010.

The Education in Emergencies Cluster headed by DepEd plan to conduct a jointdamage assessment and needs analysis (DANA) in the affected areas primarily inthe province of Isabela and Cagayan.

The National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) directed the PublicTelecommunication Entities (PTEs) to do the following:

Availability of technical personnel 24/7 in areas affected to repair damagedequipment and facilities;

Provide sufficient number of standby generators with sufficient fuel;

Deploy mobile transportable cellsites in key areas affected

Ensure that cellsite equipment are installed on pedestals high enough toavoid submersion in flood waters

Submit reports to the Office of the Commissioner at least every hour fromentry/landfall of the typhoon

In case of communication black-out in affected areas, there is OPLANBayanihan where the NTC will touch base with the NDRRMC base stationand the amateur and civic radio groups (A&CRG) in Regions 1, 2 and CAR

SMART reported that in compliance to NTCs directive, they have cancelled allrequests for leave of its personnel, sent a sufficient number of generator setswith enough fuel to last 5 days

B. Regional

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RDRRMC1 issued pre-emptive evacuation orders to the four (4) PDRRMCs (IlocosNorte, Ilocos Sur, La Union and Pangasinan)

DOH CHD1 prepositioned medicines amounting to P100,000 in each provincial office;plus the same amount as buffer stock in the regional office. All regional vehicles wererecalled and are on standby.

MDRRMC Bolinao, Pangasinan alerted the coastal barangays for preemptiveevacuation

Pangasinan Provincial Health Office prepared fifty (50) bottles of hydrochloride

solution for distribution in flood affected areas PDRRMC Pangasinan are on full alert, posted personnel and equipment in 3Advanced Command Posts: in Alaminos City for Western Pangasinan, in Tayug forEastern Pangasinan and in Lingayen for Central Pangasinan

PSWDO Pangasinan prepared 5,000 packs of assorted relief goods for distributionand another 5,000 packs are being repacked

PDRRMC Ilocos Norte prepared stocks of medicines, food stuffs and equipment instrategic areas of the province

The 580th PAF deployed one team to Pasuquin, Ilocos Norte; 503 rd PA one team inLaoag City, Ilocos Norte; and Philippine Fleet DRTU 2 teams to Candon City, IlocosSur

PCG deployed teams from its Deployable Response Groups (DRGs) in San Fernando

City and Bangar, La Union; and in San Roque, Sual; and in Lingayen of Pangasinan PCG-NHQ deployed two teams on 16 October to augment three (3) teams of

PCGDNL. One (1) PCG DRT proceeded to Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte while two (2)others were deployed in Aparri, Cagayan

PCG placed on standby the following: four (4) Coast Guard ships, (2 SAR vessels and2 auxilliary/MARPOL vessels) and two (2) Coast Guard aircraft, seven (7) SOG teamswith diving equipment and rubber boats.

Region II PCG deployed two (2) seven-man teams from Manila to Sta. Ana and Aparri,

Cagayan to assist in evacuation and rescue operations DPWH RO2 deployed equipment and personnel to the critical road sections in the

region PDRRMC Cagayan established Advance Command Post manned by RESCUE 29,

PNP, Provincial General Services Office (PGSO), Provincial Engineers Office (PEO)and PSWDO;

BFP Cagayan prepositioned 5,000 family food packs and 1,000 packs of usedclothing; and conducted preemptive evacuation and mass feeding

Concerned P/M/DRRMC in Isabela and Barangay Operations Center convened andprepositioned resources (equipment and rescue units) on a 24/7 basis; PSWDOprepared 2,504 family food pack; Ten (10) dump trucks were placed on standby forpossible evacuation

PDRRMC Quirino convened with Gov. Junie Cua presiding to discuss preparednessmeasures; coordinated with Quirino DPWH District and Provincial Engineering District

to inspect infrastructure under their jurisidiction RESCUE 933 and other auxiliary rescue groups were placed on standby at Nueva

Vizcaya PDRRMC Opcen; and deployed heavy equipment in strategic places prone toflooding and landslides

Magat Hydro-Electric Power Plant/ Dam started releasing water at 190.84 cubicmeters per second. The facility can only hold 193 meters water level, hence therelease. Affected municipalities were forewarned prior to the release of water. Theseare: San Mateo, Cabatuan, Aurora, Burgos, Luna, Reina Mercedes, Naguilian andGamu,.where the residents living in low lying areas were informed of the water rise.

Region III

BFP-Region III evacuated 10 families / 36 people in Tarlac; assets on standbyconsisted of 516 personnel, 188 firetrucks, 1 rescue truck, 4 rubberboats and 5ambulances


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CAR OCD-CAR emergency telecommunications equipment prepositioned A total of 981 schools, barangay halls, churches and gyms were designated as

evacuation centers DTI is monitoring food supply and prices of commodities PIA has been assisting the RDRRMC in disseminating advisories to local media DOTC is monitoring the flow of traffic and has been providing advisories to land

transport

AFP units; and PNP municipal stations and emergency responders have been onheightened alert and were placed on standby for any mobilization / to assist LGUs DPWH-CAR prepositioned 38 units of heavy equipment in landslide prone areas Baguio City emergency responders perfomed clearing of obstructed roads Baguio City Emergency Medical Services (BCEMS), Baguio City Fire Station, Baguio

City Police, Baguio Benguet Public Information and Civic Action Group (BBPICAG)and Brgy Emergency Responders assisted in rescue and retrieval of the victim whowas pinned down by a falling tree at Busol watershed and Brgy Ambiong, Baguio City

III. Declaration of State of Calamity

The Province of Isabela was declared under a state of calamity.


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Sitrep No 9 Tab A

Effects of Typhoon "JUAN" (MEGI)

AFFECTED POPULATION

As of 20 October 2010, 6:00 AM

AFFECTEDInside Evacuation

CentersOutside Evacuation

Centers

TOTAL SERVED -CURRENT

(Inside + Outside)Region/Province/

Mun/City

Brgys Families Persons

No. ofEvacCente

rsFamilies Persons Families

PersonsFamilies Persons

GRAND TOTAL 465 39,847 215,037 86 2,266 10,381 1,530 6,540 3,703 16,755

NCR 3 196806

1 50 240 - - 50240

MANILA CITY3 196 806 1 50 240 50 240

REGION I (ILOCOS REGION) 150 3,689 14,244 18 383 1,972 - - 383 1,972

ILOCOS NORTE4 69 302 -

- - - -- -

BURGOS1 8 28 - -

CARASI1 20 87 - -

PAGUDPUD2 41 187 - -

ILOCOS SUR8 41 176 4 41 176

- -41 176

CANDON2 3 18 1 3 18 3 18

MAGSINGAL2 28 116 1 28 116 28 116

SANTA3 6 30 1 6 30 6 30

SANTACATALINA 1 4 12 1 4 12 4 12

LA UNION101 2,497 10,424 8 103 840

- -103 840

AGOO6 86 353 3 8 38 8 38

ARINGAY5 232 1,122 - -

BACNOTAN11 8 352 - -

BAGULIN1 5 26 - -

BANGAR11 373 1,465 1 45 638 45 638

BAUANG10 468 1,649 - -

BURGOS1 3 7 - -

CABA3 51 280 - -

LUNA3 117 469 - -

NAGUILIAN11 212 786 - -

PUGO1 93 447 - -

ROSARIO1 11 64 - -

SAN

FERNANDO 10 260 957 3 44 132 44 132

SAN JUAN7 123 467 - -

SANTO TOMAS6 45 239 1 6 32 6 32


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SUDIPEN2 4 16 - -

TUBAO12 406 1,725 - -

PANGASINAN37 1,082 3,342 6 239 956

- -239 956

ALAMINOS4 25 75 - -

BANI3 53 219 - -

BINALONAN1 3 15 - -

BOLINAO4 80 244 1 78 234 78 234

DAGUPAN CITY8 416 1,355 3 128 591 128 591

INFANTA2 243 173 2 33 131 33 131

LINGAYEN3 38 174 - -

MANGALDAN1 8 50 - -

MANGATAREM1 1 6 - -

SAN FABIAN1 1 5 - -

SANTA MARIA 4 52 232 - -

SISON1 17 51 - -

SUAL1 32 131 - -

TAYUG3 113 612 - -

REGION II (CAGAYANVALLEY)

58 2,1779,258

33 1,169 5,160 907 3,561 2,0768,721

CAGAYAN 37 1,051 4,643 21 871 3,816 80 295 951 4,111

APARRI4 50 238 2 12 62 12 62

CLAVERIA2 59 206 59 206 59 206

GONZAGA 2 144 657 1 144 657 144 657

IGUIG1 10 45 1 10 45 10 45

LASAM1 36 140 2 32 122 32 122

RIZAL3 250 1,250 1 250 1,250 250 1,250

SANTA ANA 7 119 453 10 119 453 119 453SANTAPRAXEDES 3 13 53 13 53 13 53SANTATERESITA 2 7 31 7 31 7 31SANTO NIO(FAIRE) 3 150 750 1 150 750 150 750

SOLANA3 45 174 3 103 351 103 351

TUAO5 217 879 2 63 188 63 188

TUGUEGARAO1 1 5 1 5 1 5

ISABELA 8 210 943 8 200 903 10 40 210 943

DINAPIGUE1 68 306 2 68 306 68 306

DIVILACAN1 6 30 1 6 30 6 30

SAN MARIANO5 126 567 5 126 567 126 567

SANTA MARIA1 10 40 10 40 10 40

NUEVA VIZCAYA 6 302 909 3 40 180 261 724 301 904

DUPAX DELNORTE 3 101 454 3 40 180 61 274 101 454


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SOLANO1 1 5 - -

VILLAVERDE2 200 450 200 450 200 450

QUIRINO 7 614 2,763 1 58 261 556 2,502 614 2,763

CABARROGUIS7 614 2,763 1 58 261 556 2,502 614 2,763

REGION III (CENTRALLUZON)

70 2,82013,311

12 295 1,246 470 2,220 7653,466

AURORA 8 339 1,911 - - - 10 65 10 65

CASIGURAN1 9 42 - -

DILASAG6 300 1,768 10 65 10 65

DINALUNGAN1 30 101 - -

BULACAN 1 33 120 1 33 120 - - 33 120

MALOLOS1 33 120 1 33 120 33 120

NUEVA ECIJA 1 45 184 1 37 149 - - 37 149

CARRANGLAN1 45 184 1 37 149 37 149

PAMPANGA 13 677 3,162 - - - 459 2,152 459 2,152

MACABEBE3 459 2,152 459 2,152 459 2,152

MASANTOL10 218 1,010 - -

TARLAC 43 1,654 7,528 5 153 571 1 3 154 574

ANAO1 1 3 - -

CAMILING21 930 4,364 - -

GERONA2 3 10 - -

PANIQUI3 142 425 1 124 425 124 425

RAMOS1 2 8 1 1 4 1 4

SANCLEMENTE 9 550 2,596 3 28 142 28 142

SAN MANUEL3 23 115 - -

SANTAIGNACIA 2 2 3 1 3 1 3

TARLAC1 1 4 - -

ZAMBALES 4 72 406 5 72 406 - - 72 406

BOTOLAN1 19 162 1 19 162 19 162

CASTILLEJOS 1 25 100 1 25 100 25 100

IBA2 28 144 3 28 144 28 144

REGION IV-A(CALABARZON)

5 185848

6 185 848 - - 92437

CAVITE 2 79 372 2 79 372 - - 79 372

TAGAYTAYCITY 1 15 57 1 15 57 15 57

TERNATE1 64 315 1 64 315 64 315

RIZAL 3 106 476 4 106 476 - - 13 65

ANGONO

1 7 35 1 7 35 7 35ANTIPOLO

1 93 411 2 93 411 - -

PILILLA 1 6 30 1 6 30 6 30


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CAR 179 30,780176,570

16 184 915 153 759337 1,919

APAYAO 6 31 155 - - - 20 100 20 345

CALANASAN(BAYAG) 1 1 5 1 5 1 5

CONNER3 11 55 11 55 11 55

FLORA1 8 40 7 35 7 35

LUNA1 11 55 1 5 1 5

BENGUET 16 263 1,132 9 83 338 1 7 84 345

BAGUIO CITY4 98 429 3 26 112 26 112

BOKOD1 2 8 - -

ITOGON1 11 42 -

- -- -

KAPANGAN1 1 7 1 7 1 7

LA TRINIDAD3 81 355 1 3 16 3 16

SABLAN1 2 6

TUBA 2 38 152 2 38 152 38 152

TUBLAY3 30 133 3 16 58 16 58

IFUGAO 7 35 143 - - - - - - -

AGUINALDO6 31 123

LAGAWE1 4 20

KALINGA 131 27,651 161,780 - - - 8 42 8 42

BALBALAN14 1,176 6,115

LUBUAGAN9 1,176 6,924

PASIL14 350 1,750

PINUKPUK1 4 19 -

- -- -

RIZAL (LIWAN)15 2,635 12,532

TABUK42 20,726 124,354 8 42 8 42

TANUDAN16 576 4,086

TINGLAYAN20 1,008 6,000

MOUN-TAINPROV. 19 2,800 13,360 7 101 577 124 610 225 1,187

TADIAN 19 2,800 13,360 7 101 577 124 610 225 1,187


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Sitrep No 9 Tab B

EFFECTS OF TYPHOON "JUAN"

CASUALTIES

As of 20 October 2010, 6:00 AM

REGION/PROVINCE/MUNICIPALITY/

BARANGAYName Age Address Cause / Date / Remarks

GRANDTOTAL

11 DEAD

REGION I 4

Pangasinan 1Freddie deGuzman

33 y.o. Calomboyan Norte, Mangatarem struck by lightning

1 Ana Vidal 29 y.o. 3rd Blk, Sagudbahley, San Fabian hit by fallen palm tree

1 AJ Vidal 4 y.o. 3rd Blk, Sagudbahley, San Fabian hit by fallen palm tree

1 OJ Vidal 2 y.o. 3rd Blk, Sagudbahley, San Fabian hit by fallen palm tree

REGION II 1

Cagayan 1VicenteDecena

53 y.o. Brgy Namabbalan Norte, Cagayan Drowning

REGION III 3

Nueva Ecija 1RobertoAlsaybar

65 y.o. Brgy. Puncan, Carranglan Drowning

Tarlac 1

Lemuel

Dupitas 12 y.o. Brgy. Diculor, Gerona Electrocution

Zambales 1Allan deGuzman

46 y.o. New Manila, Quezon City Drowned in Iba, Zambales

CAR 3

Kalinga 1AileenReseicio

20 y.o. Brgy Balabag, Rizal, Kalinga Pinned down by a fallen tree

Benguet 1AndresRealina

36 y.o. Irisan, Baguio City Pinned down by a fallen tree

1RoslieBadival

19 y.o. La Trinidad, Benguet

GRANDTOTAL 16 INJURED

REGION I 3

Pangasinan 1RowenaMarcos

52 y.o Concordia hit by fallen tree

La Union 1LourdesSobrevilla

41 y.o. Ili Norte, San Juan Hit by flying debris

1SeveroFlores

61 y.o. San Fernando City hypothermia

REGION II 7

Cagayan 1JosephSabben 5 y.o Sta Ana, Cagayan Hurt by fallen live wire

2 Female Tanza, Tuguegarao City, Cagayan Collapsed glass wall


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SitRep 9 Tab C

EFFECTS of TYPHOON "JUAN" (MEGI)

DAMAGED HOUSES

20 October 2010, 6:00 AM

DAMAGED HOUSESREGION Province/Municipality

TOTALLY PARTIALLY

4,910GRAND TOTAL

518 4,392

I Sub-Total 37 624

ILOCOS SUR 0 1

Sta. Cruz 1ILOCOS NORTE 0 58

Bangui 18

Burgos 16

Pagudpod 24

LA UNION 37 565

Sto. Tomas 21 12

Agoo 57

Naguillan 34

San Juan 20

Tubao 7 90

Sudipen 1 2

Burgos 3

Bacnotan 5 347

Aringay 3

II Sub-Total 433 3,459

CAGAYAN 134 2,124Sta. Teresita 1 3

Iguig 4 46

Penablanca 10 85

Enrile 16 440

Baggao 48

Tuguegarao 86 929

Alcala 12 224

Lasam 4 46Sta. Ana 1 3

Rizal 300


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ISABELA 299 1,335

Sta. Maria 55 650

Tumauini 232 435

Delfin Albano 12 250

NCR Sub-Total 12 54

METRO MANILA 12 54

Baseco Compound 12 54

CAR Sub-Total 36 255

ABRA 3 105

Lacub 3 105

APAYAO 1 19

Calanasan 1

Conner 11

Luna 1

CAR Flora 1 6

BENGUET 0 42

Buguias 30

Kibungan 1

Sablan 2

Tuba 9

IFUGAO 9 45

Aguinaldo 9 23

Alfonso Lista 10

Hingyon 8

Lagawe 3

Mayoyao 1

KALINGA 23 44

Pinukpuk 16 40

Tabuk 2

Tanudan 6

Rizal 1 2


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Sitrep 9 Tab D

EFFECTS OF TYPHOON "JUAN" (MEGI)COST OF DAMAGES

20 October 2010, 6:00 AM

INFRASTRUCTURE

SCHOOLSRegion/Province/City/Municipality

ROADS/BRIDGES/

OTHERSTRUCTURES

FLOODCONTRO

LHEALTH FACILITIES

No. ofSchools

Damaged

AMOUNT(Schools)

GRAND TOTAL 3,870,000.00

TOTAL- -

- 25 3,870,000.00

Region II-

- 6-

Cagayan - - -

Isabela - -

Cauayan 6 -

CAR- -

- 193,870,000.00

Abra - -

-

Apayao -

-

Benguet - - - -

Ifugao 14

Kalinga 4 3,020,000.00

Mt. Province 1 850,000.00

-


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AGRICULTURE

CROPS (Rice and Corn) LIVESTOCKS FISHERIESRegion/Province/Cit

y/Municipality

Type ofCrops /

Livestocks

Estimated PesoValue

EstimatedPeso Value

HVCC (Mango,Banana,Papaya,

Vegetables) Type ofProject/Species

EstimatedPeso Value

GRAND TOTAL 1,375,324,404.00

TOTAL1,328,588,205.00 - - - 46,736,199.00

Region II1,227,582,000.00 - - 46,736,199.00

Cagayan Rice 358,241,000.00 9,367,474.00

Corn 8,489,000.00

Isabela Rice 836,672,000.00 37,368,725.00

Cauayan Corn 24,180,000.00

CAR101,006,205.00 - - -

Abra Rice 4,009,439.00 - -

Corn - -

Apayao Rice 1,003,000.00 -

Corn 12,345,250.00 - -

Benguet Rice 713,022.00 - -

Corn -

Ifugao Rice 87,830.00

Corn 78,481,000.00

Kalinga Rice 3,791,000.00

Corn

Mt. Province Rice 575,664.00

Corn


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Region/Province/City/Municipality

TOTAL COST(Infrastructure +

Agriculture)

GRAND TOTAL 1,379,194,404.00

Region II 1,274,318,199.00

Cagayan 367,608,474.00

8,489,000.00

Isabela 874,040,725.00

Cauayan 24,180,000.00

CAR 104,876,205.00

Abra 4,009,439.00

-

Apayao 1,003,000.00

12,345,250.00

Benguet 713,022.00

-

Ifugao 87,830.00

78,481,000.00

Kalinga 6,811,000.00

-

Mt. Province 1,425,664.00


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SitRep No. 10 Tab E

EFFECTS OF TYPHOON "JUAN" (MEGI)

Cost of Assistance

As of 20 October 2010 12:00 PM

AssistanceRegion/Province/Mun/

City Sacks ofRice

OtherRelief

NDRRMC DSWDDOH

DepEd

LGUs NGOs/OtherGos

TOTAL

GRANDTOTAL - - - -

121,295.00 - 121,295.00

REGION II - - - -25,425.0

0 - 25,425.00

ISABELA - - - - 9,450.00 - 9,450.00

Sta. Maria 450.00 450.00

Divilacan 270.00 270.00

SanMariano 5,670.00 5,670.00

Dinapigue3,060.00

3,060.00

CAGAYAN - - - - 15,975.00 - 15,975.00

Sta. Ana1,260.00

1,260.00

Aparri1,305.00

1,305.00

Gonzaga6,480.00

6,480.00

Sta.Teresita 315.00

315.00

Sta.Praxedes 585.00

585.00

Claveria2,655.00

2,655.00

Lasam1,125.00

1,125.00

Tuao1,755.00

1,755.00

Iguig450.00

450.00

Tuguegarao City 45.00

45.00

0.00

REGION III - - - - 30,000.00 - 30,000.00

AURORA - - - - 30,000.00 - 30,000.00

Dilasag 30,000.00 30,000.00

NCR - - - - 50,920.00 - 50,920.00

MANILA - - - -50,920.00 - 50,920.00

CAR - - - - 14,950.00 - 14,950.00


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BENGUET - - - - 12,850.00 - 12,850.00

Itogon 2,000.002,000.00

LaTrinidad 10,850.00

10,850.00

KALINGA - - - - 2,100.00 - 2,100.00

Pinukpuk 2,100.00 2,100.00


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Sitrep No. 9 Tab F

EFFECTS OF TYPHOON JUANSTATUS OF ROADS/BRIDGESAS OF 20 October 2010, 6:00AM

Region Province Road Status Actions Taken

I Ilocos Sur

Pangasinan

1) Manila North Road km429+735, Brgy Sagayaden,Cabugao, Ilocos Sur

2) Old Calasiao Road km. 199.500 Km 200.0

One lane passable toall types of vehicles

Not passable to lightvehicles

II Cagayan 1) Daang Maharlika fromTuguegarao City to CauayanCity

2) Maguiling overflow bridge atTuao

3) Cagayan-Apayao Road-km.517+886

4) Cabagan-Sta. Maria-IsabeleRoad km. 451+462

Not passable due tofallen trees and electricposts

Not passable to alltypes of vehicles due to

high level of water

Due to overflow onMaguiling Bridge

Due to overflow of Sta.Maria Bridge

Equipmentmobilized forclearingoperations

Isabela 1)Sta. Maria overflow bridge Not passable due tohigh level of water

III Aurora 1) Nueva Ecija Aurora Road km.180 (Cabatangan River)

2) Nueva Ecija Aurora Road km.180+000

3) Tarlac-Romulo Highway- km.154-km. 157

Not passable to alltypes of vehicles due tohigh level of water

Due to overflow inCabatangan Bridge

Due to overflow ofCamiling River

CAR Apayao 1) Claveria-Calanasan Rd, km.668+000, Mabanong Section (National

Road);2) Apayao-Ilocos Norte Road, MarnasBridge, Tanglagan Section (NationalRoad).3) Lenneng-Cabugao Road closed totrafficApayao-Ilocos Norte Road, SaddleSection

3)Rabaw Section km. 72

4)Claveria-Clanasan Road-666+000-

668+300,663+000-664+000,672+000-675+500

5)Claveria-Clanasan Road-km.

Closed to traffic due toslides

Closed to traffic due toswelling of MaranasRiver

Closed to traffic due tofallen trees

Due to rockslides

Closed to Traffic due

Equipmentmobilized for

clearingoperations

Awaiting for theriver to subside

Clearing on-going


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666+000 - km. 668+200 Int. Sect.Mabahong Section;km. 672+500-km. 675+500 Int.Section,Rabaw Section

to slide

Baguio 1) Kennon Road Camp 8 Closed due to fallentrees

Benguet 1) Benguet-Dalupirip Itogon and Nueva

Vizcaya-Benguet Road2) Kennon Road

3)Acop-Kapangan-Kibungan-BakunRoad at Suyok Bridge km. 266+020

4)Acop-Kapangan-Kibungan-BakunRoad, Chicao, Tublay km. 268

5)Kabayan Buguias Abatan Roadkm. 344, km. 349 km. 350Km. 356+800 km. 356+900

6)Kennon Road Km. 236, km. 224,km. 2217)Itogon Dalupirip Road km. 269+ 200, km. 276 + 0

8)City Limit Sto. Tomas Mt.Cabuyao Road, km. 256+700

8)Vizcaya Road-Guesset Section-

km. 271,km. 2819)Akop Kapangan-Kibungan-BakunRoad-km226+020

10)Kennon Road-Various Sectionalong Tuba, Benguet, km. 236,km224, and km. 221, (Camp , Camp 4,Camp 2)

11)Benguet-Nueva Vizcaya Road km. 271 Guesset, Bokod

12)Benguet-Nueva Vizcaya Road km. 281+000,Minac Section,Bokod

13) )Itogon Dalupirip Road km.269+ 200, km. 276 +000,Oncalew,Itogon Benguet.

Closed to traffic due to

slidesclosed to traffic

Closed due to closureof temporary BailyBridge due todamaged mid-support

Closed due to slides

Closed due to series ofslides

Due to slides

Due to slides

Due to slides

Due to slides

Due to damaged SuyokBailey Bridge

Due to falling rocks,slides and fallentrees/electric post

Due to slides

Due to falling rocks

Due to series ofslides

Clearing on-going

Kalinga 1) Mt. Prov. Boundary-Calanan Road,km 483+100 km483+060, BannagaoBannagao Section (National Road);2) Mt. Province Boundary-CalananRoad, km 492+100-km 492+800,Dallimono Section (National Road)

3) Mt. Province -CalananBoundary,Calalan Road, Gonogon-Tinglayan-Mt. Prov. Boundery Section

One lane open as of12:00 NN, 18 October2010-10-19nd otherlane is covered with soiland rock slide

Due to rockslides androad slips

Crew andequipment atsite for clearingoperations.Traffic signsinstalled


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4)Calalan-Pinukpuk-Abbut Road Km. 495+400-536+100

5)Kalinga-Abra Road- Km. 464+100-km.525+500, km. 426+000-470+300;Km. 426+000-464+100

6)Balbalan Pinukpuk Road- 6.1

km. 481+300-494+000

7)Tabuk-Banaue viaTanudan-BarligRoad- km. 508+200-531+300

8)Lubuagan-Batong Buhay-Abra Road km. 458+400- km. 476+200

9)Mt. Prov. Boundery-Calanan Road,km. 483+040-km. 483+060,Bannagao

Section

Due to rock slides

Due to soil collapseand fallen trees

Due to numerous

fallen trees andintermittent slides

Due to slides andnumerous fallen treesand debris

Due to slides and roadslips

One Lane open andother is covered with

soil and rock slides

Nueva Vizcaya 1)Ifugao Mt. Province Road-Km. 327 Due to slides

Mt. Province 1) Mt. Province-Ilocos Sur Road viaTue, km 400, Cabunagan-Tue Section(National Road),H=12m, W=20m, km.403+500;2) Mt. Province-Cagayan via Tabuk-Enrile Road km 410+000, Makutiti,Ampawilen, Sadanga (National Road);

km 420+800, Mamaga, Sadanga;Dalimono Section

3)Mt. Province-Cagayan via Tabuk-Enrile Road km 410,km. 420+800

5) Mt. Province-Ilocos Sur Road km. 400+000

Closed to traffic due toslide

Closed due to slides

Due to slides

Due to slides

Privateequipmentmobilized forclearingoperations

Ifugao 1)Banaue-Mayoyao Road, km 483-040kml km 483+080 ;Km 407 Saddle-Golongan Section

2)Banawe-Mayoyao- Alfonso ListaKm. 381, Bato Alatbang Sect.Km. 384, Chomang Sect.

3)Banawe-Hungduan Road- km.353-km. 389

4)Banawe-Hungduan-BenguetBoundery Road-km. 342-km. 353+150

5)Banawe-Mayoyao-Aguinaldo IsabelaBoundery Km. 381 km. 405

Km. 340 km. 381

6) Banawe-Mayoyao-Aguinaldo Isabela Boundery Road

Closed due to slide

Closed due to slide

Due to series slides

Due to slides


Due to series slidesand roadslips

Clearing on-going


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km. 361+000 to km. 405+000,Mayoyao Aguinaldo Section

7)Banawe-Mayoyao-Aguinaldo Isabela Boundery Roadkm. 340+000 to km. 381,Banawe-Mayoyao Section

8) Nueva Vizcaya-Ifugao-Mt. Prov.

Road-337, Sumigar, Banaue,Ifugao

9)Banaue-Hungdan-BenguetBoundery Road-km.342+000-km.353+150 Alimit-Bokiawan



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