NDCC Situation Report No. 9 on Typhoon Basyang (Conson)

8/9/2019 NDCC Situation Report No. 9 on Typhoon Basyang (Conson)

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Between 140400H-0500H July 2010, LPG Carrier Deborah Uno sankwhile in the vicinity of Mariveles, Bataan due to strong currents and bigwaves. The captain of the tanker, Efren S Ledesma, was found dead onthe shore of Brgy Lamao, Limay, Bataan. The eight (8) survivors from thebarge are identified as follows:

i. Jessie P Alamario, 59 y/o from Malabon Cityii. Rolando T Billones from Malabon Cityiii. Victor Glenn Mariposque y Luna, 38 y/o from Cebu Cityiv. Dennis Ramos y Revilla, 32 y/o from Malabonv. Arcel Fernandez y Navalta, 32 y/o from Binondo, Manilavi. Jorlan Dupio y Talon, 29 y/o from Paraaquevii. Mario D Francisco, 35 y/o from Iloilo Cityviii. Marvin Espino y Paule, 34 y/o, Brgy San Pablo, Dinalupihan, Bataan

Fishing vessel Alicia A/C, with six (6) crew onboard, sank in the vicinity ofMariveles, Bataan

Eleven (11) fishermen in Brgy Sukdan, Bagamanoc, Catanduanes wentfishing on July 12, 2010 aboard three (3) motorized bancas off the easternPacific waters off Bagamanoc and, having failed to return home due to badweather conditions, were declared missing.

Eight (8) fishermen in Pandan, Catanduanes who were earlier reportedmissing have been recovered and admitted at Pandan District Hospital

B. Affected Population (Tab A)

A total of 30,260 families composed of151,351 personswere affected by

TS Basyang in 408 barangays of 7 cities and 62 municipalities in 12provinces of Regions III, IV-A, V and NCR Fiftyfour (54) evacuation centers were utilized and provided temporary

shelter to1,946 families or 9,511 persons. As of this report, 1,526 familiesor 7,545 persons are still inside 37 evacuation centers.

C. Stranded Passengers

As of 4:00 AM, 15 July 2010, PCG reported that there were no morestranded passenger in any of the affected ports.

D. Casualties (Details in Tab B)

Dead- 26

o 3 in Bataan, Region III;o 19 in Region IV-A;o 3 in Region Vo 1 unidentified body (of the three recovered in the vicinity of Balesin

Island; two of the three have since been identified)


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Missing - 26 (6 in Mariveles, Bataan, Region III; 2 in Region IV-A; 11 in Brgy

Sukdan, Bagamanoc, Catanduanes; 7 unidentified in Calagua Island,Camarines Norte)

- Additional 18 reported missing persons onboard fishing boats whichcapsized at the vicinity of Balesin Island, Polilio, Quezon are still being

verified

Injured- 14 (2 in Bataan-Region III, 12 in Region IV-A)

E. Damages

Damaged Houses (Tab C) The total number of damaged houses in Regions III, IV-A and V is10,938

(920 totallyand 10,018 partially).

Damaged Infrastructure

Region III Breakwater structure at Brgy Poblacion, Mariveles, Bataan was damaged

Region IV-A Sinisian Bridge along Palico-Balayan-Batangas Road due to scoured slope

protection (PhP 10M) and two (2) road slips near Diokno Highway (PhP 5M) Tayabas-Mainit-Mauban Road Road slip reported (PhP1.80 M)Region IV-B Manus Bailey Bridge I along Labangan Murtha Junction Iriron Road Brgy

Batasan, San Jose in Occidental Mindoro - damaged in Approach B (PhP 585,000)

Region V Inalmasinan Spillway Km 148+650 along Caramoan, Catanduanes Road

washed-out section (PhP50,000) DepEd conducted immediate assessment and reported that 23 schools in Region

IV-A (3 elementary schools, 3 high schools; IV-B (2 ES); V (8 HS); and NCR (7ES) have been damaged with estimated cost of PhP 4.87 M.

Damage on Agriculture 71,274 metric tons of vegetables, valued at P 1.398 M was lost from 207 hectares

in the province of Laguna Eight (8) fishing vessels in Region III were totally damaged due to huge waves

There were 941 hectares planted with various crops were damaged (papaya,rambutan, lanzones, banana, corn) in the municipalities of Sta. Cruz, Sta. Maria,Mabitac, Pila and Sta. Maria, all of Laguna

The estimated cost of damage to infrastructure, agriculture, fisheries and schools

in Regions IV-A, V and NCR was placed at PhP 23.696 M.


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Infrastructure

SchoolsAgriculture

Region/Prov/City Roads &

BridgesCost

# ofSchools

Crops Fisheries

Total

Total 17,435,000 4,862,000 23 1,398,685 23,695,685

NCR 82,000 7 82,000

Muntinlupa 82,000 7 82,000

Region IV-A 17,385,000 580,000 6 17,965,000

Batangas 15,000,000 15,000,000

Occ Mindoro 585,000 585,000

Quezon 1,800,000 1,800,00

Rizal 350,000 4 350,000

Laguna 1,398,685 1,398,685

Sta. Rosa City 230,000 2 230,000

Region IV-B 1,000,000 2 1,000,000

Marinduque 1,000,000 2 1,000,000

Region V 50,000 3,200,000 8 3,200,000

Cam Norte 3,200,000 8 3,200,000

Catanduanes 50,000 50,000

F. Status of Lifelines

Road and Bridges

Major roads and bridges in Regions I, II, III, IV-A, IV-B, V and NCR arepassable to all types of vehicles except the following:Region III

Nueva Ecija-Aurora Road km 180+000 Brgy Villa Aurora, Maria Aurora,Aurora Province not passable to all type of vehicles due to 1-1.5floodwater (Detour route: San Luis-Maria Aurora-Castaeda Road)

Region IV-A Sinisian Bridge along Palico-Balayan-Batangas Road due to scoured

slope protection (Detour Road: Diokno Highway for light vehicles onlyand Manila-Batangas Road for heavy vehicles)

Minor landslides occurred in Brgys Bakia, and Dalawitan both ofMajayjay, Laguna and Brgy Turbina, Calamba City

Tagaytay-Taal Lake Road one lane passable Rizal Boundary-Famy-Quezon-Boundary Road one lane passable due

to fallen trees Tayabas-Mainit-Mauban Road one lane passable due to road slip

Region IV-B Manus Bailey Bridge I along Labangan Murtha Junction Iriron Road

Brgy Batasan, San Jose in Occidental Mindoro - passable only tomotor cycles and tricycles


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Region V Presentacion-Maligaya Road, Camarines Sur not passable to all types

of vehicles due to landslides Inalmasinan Spillway Km 148+650 along Caramoan, Catanduanes

Road not passable due to washed-out section

Power Interruptions/ RestorationPower restored in the following areas:NCR - some portions of Quezon City, Balintawak, Diliman, Kamuning

- Duhat, Balintawak, Sucat substations have been energized.Region I fully restoredRegion III 80% of power has been restored in Central LuzonRegion V no power in the whole province of Camarines NorteAs of 14 July, National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) has

restored transmission power load in the following sub-grids: Batangas-Ibaan-Rosario (46.67 %); Batangas-Lima Land (63%); Calaca (37.50%);

Damarias-Abubot-Rosario (9.30%); Dasmarias 34.5 KV F1 (100%); Gumaca-Tagkawayan-Quezon (28%); Gumaca 69KV L (48.57%); Los Baos (50%); Makdan-Los Baos (57.14%); and Makban-Calamba (23.33%)

During the NDCC Emergency Meeting held on 14 July 2010, DOE reportedthat strong winds caused the tripping of the north-to-south transmissionbackbone of the NGCP.

III. HUMANITARIAN RESPONSE

National NDCC Emergency Meeting with President Benigno Simeon Aquino III was

held at the National Disaster Management Center, Camp Aguinaldo at 8:30AM on 14 July 2010. Member agencies apprised the President on thesituation and actions taken in response to the effects of TS Basyang.

Among his directives are the following:

PAGASA-DOST to review what happened in the trajectory of TS Basyangand come up with lesser deviation on future weather forecasts

DILG to conduct inventory of areas affected by the typhoon, account for

vulnerable people, and ensure that needs of affected population areattended/provided for

PCG to come up with a recall system for fishermen at sea during weatherdisturbance

Concerned agencies to ensure the safe return of evacuees especially topotentially hazard areas

On 14 July, President Aquino and DSWD-NCR staff visited the evacuees atthe Baseco and Delpan Sports Complex in Manila to distribute 180 familypacks and 180 Saudi mats


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DILG identified the following needs of the affected LGUs:

LAGUNA - additional rescue boats needed

CAMARINES NORTE anticipated needs for relief and rescueoperation in relation to the unconfirmed report of 40 missing persons

DILG reported two (2) isolated cases of evacuation in the coastal areas inBataan (with 2 evacuation centers in Mariveles, Bataan)

DSWD prepositioned PhP106.14 M standby funds and PhP135.78 M worth ofrelief supplies (PhP 241.92 M total) in all DSWD Field Offices in Regions III,IV-A, V, NCR and DSWD National Resource Operation Center (NROC)

Local DPWH, MMDA, AFP Engineering Brigade, BFP, PNP and LGUs have been

conducting clearing operations along the roads and highways blocked byfallen trees, falling rocks and toppled electric posts in affected areas

BFP has been conducting water rationing and assisting in bringing affectedfamilies to the evacuation areas

BFP rescued 7 persons trapped in the flooded area at Brgy Halang, Calamba,Laguna

Provincial Disaster Management Office (PDMO) Camarines Sur deployed 3teams for 1st District, 2nd District and Rinconada areas to assess any landslideand flooding occurrences

DOH-CHD5 HEMS on 24 hours operation, Code alert white declared OCD Regional Director with Gov. Tallado, AFP, PN and PCG conducted

aerial survey in the Province of Camarines Norte this morning, 14 July 2010 SAR operation by the PN (NAVFORSOL), Phil Air Force (505SARG/207THS)

and Phil Coast Guard-Bicol Station to be conducted on 14 July to assist localSAR teams in Catanduanes on board 2 PAF Aircraft (Huey), was called-offdue to unfavourable weather condition

PN Vessel (PG374) with personnel from NAVSOU to assist in the SAR

operation also returned to Tabaco Port in Albay due to unfavourable seacondition PN Islander Aircraft (BN311) was dispatched from Sangley Point Cavite to

Legaspi City, afternoon of 14 July, to assist in the SAR operation SAR operation will resume today, 15 July weather permitting, as there are still

missing fishermen in Catanduanes OCD V is coordinating the SAR operation with PDCC-Catanduanes TOG5 helicopters conducted SAR mission of the missing persons at the

vicinity of Calaguas Island, Vinzon, Camarines Norte and returned on 140500H July.

DSWD Field Office (FO)-V extended 1,000 family packs worth PhP150,000 tothe affected families of Siruma, Camarines Sur

Regional Director of OCD-V with NFSL, PCGD Bicol, TOG5 personnel andlocal media conducted damage assessment and needs analysis (DANA) inCatanduanes, Camarines Sur and Camarines Norte

Residents of Brgy Mapid, Lagonoy, Camarines conducted SAR operation


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Sitrep 9 Tab B

REGION III 3

1 24 y.o. Acapulco, Brgy Camaya, Mariveles, Bataan Drowning

1 64 y.o Limay, Bataan Severe head injury

1 51 y.o Orion, Bataan DrowningREGION IV-A 20

1 35 y.o. Brgy Luciano, Trece Martices City Hit by fallen tree

1 2 y.o Brgy Luciano, Trece Martices City Hit by fallen tree

1 47 y.o Sta Maria, Laurel, Batangas Electrocuted

1 12 y.o. Bugaan West, Laurel, Batangas Hit by fallen mango tree

1 4 y.o. Bugaan West, Laurel, Batangas Hit by fallen mango tree

1 52 y.o Binan, Laguna




1 Brgy Looc River, Calamba City Drowning

1 63 y.o Brgy Ungos, Real, Quezon Head Injury

1 83 y.o Purok Camia, Brgy Silangan, Mayao, LucenaCity

Hit by fallen debris of a blownhouse

1 55 y.o Purok 2, Lupang Arenda, Taytay, Rizal Pinned by Meralco post

1 89 y.o Phase 3, San Lorenzo Ruiz, Taytay, RizalHit by fallen debris of a blown

house

1 68 y.o Brgy Tuntungin, Putho, Los Banos Drowning

1 4 y.o. Brgy Iruhin East, Tagaytay City Landslide

1 59 y.o Antipolo, Rizal Drowning

1 41 Brgy. Caridad Ibaba, Atimonan, Quezon

1 Lucena City

1

REGION V 3

1 90 y.o. Brgy Elena, Camarines Norte Drowning

1 57 y.o Brgy Panganiban, Camarines Norte Drowning

1 25 y.o Cabacungan, Caramoan, Camarines Sur Drowning

REGION III 2

1 50 y.o Brgy Poblacion, Mariveles, Bataan Hit by falling debris

1 30 y.o Campaya, Mariveles, Bataan Fracture

REGION IV-A 12

1 Kalayaan, Laguna Hit by flying roof

1 22 y.o. Binan, Laguna


1 Brgy San Gabriel, San Pablo City Drowning

1 Brgy San Mateo, San Pablo City Hit by fallen concrete wall

1 Brgy San Mateo, San Pablo City Hit by fallen concrete wall

1 Brgy Calo, Bai, Laguna Hit by fallen concrete wall

1 Brgy San Jose, Sta Cruz, Laguna Swept by strong wind

1 Lumban, Laguna Carried by strong wind "buhawi"

1 Lumban, Laguna Carried by strong wind "buhawi"

1 Luisiana, Laguna

1 Brgy Bayugo, Jalajala

EFFECTS OF TYPHOON "BASYANG"

CASUALTIES

As of 15 JULY 2010, 12:00 NN

REGION/PROVINCE/

MUNICIPALITY/BARANGAYName Age Address Cause / Date / Remarks

GRAND TOTAL 26 DEAD

Alex Perpenia

Ruben Ducay

Marcelino Juson

Myrna Alegre

Michelle Alegre

Marcelina Batan

Daisy Nicolas Cabrera

Darenz Cabrera

Federico Caringal

Panorama Warehouse which is

under construction collapsed

Alfredo Benchor

Nelson Solomon

Romeo de Vera

Crisostomo Awid

Avelino Borromeo

Inez de Leon

Ben Garcia

Victorino Capunan

Maximo Lantican

Jessica Bansale

Efren Ledesma

Bendinita Redota

Joel Barza

Gilbert Baynosa Jr

GRAND TOTAL 14 INJURED

Alberto Ortega

Marvin Perez

Unidentified

Raymund Tamayo Panorama Warehouse which is

under construction collapsedRoland Tamayo

Jun Policarpio

Jay-Jay Tacroda

Cesar dela Mede

Milagros Dango

Norma Pamatmat

Manuel Villaflores

M. Villaflores' son

Unidentified

Maricris Malabanan

Bayani Rehensia

(alias Cris)

Unidentified

Drowning, recovered bodies

from Polilio Island

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EFFECTS OF TYPHOON "BASYANG"

CASUALTIESAs of 15 JULY 2010, 12:00 NN

REGION/PROVINCE/

MUNICIPALITY/BARANGAYName Age Address Cause / Date / Remarks

REGION III 6

1

1

1

11

1

REGION IV-A 2

1 Brgy San Cristobal, Calamba City

1 Brgy Dapdap West, Tagaytay City

REGION V 18

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

7 Calagua Island Camarines Norte

* Note: 33 Unidentified persons from Calagua, Camarines Norte were accounted as of this morning

Apad Capilean

alias Toto

GRAND TOTAL 26 MISSING

Leoncito Omdad

Marcelo Avila

Bong Fajardo

Unidentified*

Melchor Chavinia

Brgy Sukdan, Bagamanoc, Catanduanes

Went fishing on July 12, 2010 off

the Eastern Pacific, Bagamanoc on

board 3 motorized banca and

failed to return home due to badweather

Crispin Fajardo

Rodolfo Fajardo

Eddie Cordez

Ronnie Dejardo

Jose Rojo

Jeven Evangelista

Crew of the fishing vessel (F/V

Alicia that sunk in the vicinity of

Mariveles, Bataan

Raymundo dela Cruz

Rudy Evangelista

Noel Briones

Ramon dela Cruz

Felix Awid

Carlo Ragos

Jun Barbarona

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Sitrep 9 Tab C

TOTALLY PARTIALLY

III Sub-Total 38 90Bataan 38 90

Morong 28 81

Samal 10 9

IV-A Sub-Total 821 9,212Rizal 198 2,292

Angono 110 1,538

Binangonan 12 125

Cardona 1 8

Tanay 7 90

Taytay 68 456

Morong 75

Cavite 417 5,334

Bacoor 27 1,087

Carmona 6 93

Cavite City 25 228

GMA 76 398

Maragondon 18 734

Naic 58

Noveleta 135 426

Rosario 4 53

Tagaytay 3 18

Ternate 65 2,297

Quezon 35 189

Real 33 182

Alabat 1

Perez 1 7

Batangas 32 310

Agoncillo 3 6

Lemery 6 18

Lian 10 188

Nasugbu 1 26

Sta. Teresita 2

Talisay 9 23

Tuy 3 47Laguna 139 1,087

Bay 40 7

Victoria 21 320

Sta Cruz 78 760

EFFECTS of TYPHOON "BASYANG"

DAMAGED HOUSES15 July 2010, 12:00 NN

REGION Province/MunicipalityDAMAGED HOUSES

GRAND TOTAL 920 10,018

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TOTALLY PARTIALLY

EFFECTS of TYPHOON "BASYANG"

DAMAGED HOUSES15 July 2010, 12:00 NN

REGION Province/MunicipalityDAMAGED HOUSES

V Sub-Total 61 716Camarines Sur 1 116

Siruma 1 116

Camarines Norte 60 600

Vinzons 60 600

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