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Manila, Pasig, Marikina, Cavite and Bulacan Floodings

Other incidents reported were: six (6) landslides (Region IV-A and NCR), eight (8) drowning (Regions IV-A and IV-B); one (1) vehicular accident (Region IV-A), two (2) collapsed structures (Regions IV-A and IV-B), one (1) lightning (Region IV-B) and three (3) maritime incident (Region IV-B). (TAB A)

Landslide in Litex, Barangay Commonwealth, Quezon City on Aug. 7, 2012.

B. EFFECTS

1. Affected Population (TAB B)

A total of 992,562 families / 4,451,711 persons were affected in 2,764 barangays / 181 municipalities, 36 cities in 17 provinces of Regions I, III, IV-A, IV-B, VI and NCR

Region III suffered the most with 584,584 families/2,549,849 persons affected in 1,408 brgys of 83 municipalities and 8 cities in 6 provinces namely: Pampanga, Tarlac, Bataan, Zambalez, Nueva Ecija and Bulacan. Region IV-A ranked 2nd with 241,066 families/1,087,683 persons affected in 618 barangays of 56 municipalities and 6 cities in Batangas, Laguna, Rizal and Cavite. NCR ranked 3rd with 90,121 families/419,555 persons affected in 264 barangays, 16 cities and 1 municipality

2. Casualties (Tab C)

There were 130 casualties: 112 dead, 14 injured 4 missing. In terms of the number of deaths, Region III has the most number 48 followed by NCR 41 and Region IV-A 15. The cause of death was mostly due to drowning (70), landslides 12 and the rest were due to other causes

Regions Dead Injured Missing Total NCR 41 4 2 47 CAR 1 1

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I 7 1 8 III 48 5 48 IV-A 15 1 17 IV-B 1 2 3 VI 1 Total 109 14 2 125

3. Damages to Properties

3.1 Damaged Roads and Bridges (Tab D) At the height of the SW Monsoon, a total of 22 roads were rendered impassable due

to floodwaters while 3 bridges incurred, road cuts, collapsed slope protection, and damaged approaches

In Region III, (3) bridges in Bataan were damaged: Biaan Bridge (Collapsed protection and damaged 2nd approach); Banayam Bridge (Collapsed slope protection and damaged 2nd approach); and Paysawan Bridge (heavily damaged)

3.2 Damaged Houses (Tab E)

A total of 14,280 houses were damaged in Regions I, III, IV-A, IV-B and VI: 3,871 totally and 10,409 partially.

Quezon City Landslide and Marikina flooding

Of the total number affected,, Region IV A has the most number 3,125 totally and 7,315 partially, followed by Region III 427 totally and 1,030 partially damaged

3.3 Health Facilities, Infrastructure and Agriculture (Tab F)

a) Infrastructure PhP777,828,063.46 Health Facilities 411,895,000.00

Roads and Bridges 164,448,000.00 Flood Control 70,709,230.00

b )Agriculture 2,404,483,051.72 Rice and Corn 1,249,095,583.50 Livestock 12,203,610.00 HVCC (fruits , vege) 125,681,638.62 Fisheries 1,017,502,219.60 ---------------------------------------

Total PhP3,182,311,115.19

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Power and Water Interruptions The following areas experienced water and power interruptions at the height of massive

floodings: NCR (six (6) barangays in San Juan, two (2) barangays in Navotas and some barangays in Malabon) and in Region III (1 city in Zambales, six (6) municipalities in Pampanga, all cities and municipalities in Tarlac, four (4) municipalities in Bulacan, and Orani in Bataan)

6. Dams, Rivers and Waterways Monitoring Six (6) dams namely Angat, Ipo, Ambuklao, Binga, San Roque, Magat and La Mesa

reached their critical levels which prompted PAGASA to issue recommendations to the management of National lrrigation Administration and National Power Corporation on the opening of gates and subsequent release of water as part of precautionary measures.

The Marikina River and Tullahan River overflowed which resulted in the massive

floodings in some barangays in Marikina City and other parts of Metro Manila

Shanty dwellers attempted to rescue personal belongings after the Tullahan River overflowed

II. EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT Emergency management in terms of preparedness, warning information

dissemination, coordination meetings, search, rescue and evacuation, damage assessment and needs analysis (DANA) as well as the relief and recovery operations

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had been effected through the concerted efforts of the NDRRMC implementing agencies namely AFP, PCG, DILG (BFP, PNP), DSWD, DOH, Dep Ed, DPWH and DA

The United Nations and the Philippines Humanitarian Country Team, through UN Resident Coordinator Ugochi Florence Daniels, expressed sympathy to the victims of Southwest Monsoon and assured to complement Philippine Government's relief and recovery efforts, if requested.

A.PREPAREDNESS /ACTIVATION

NDRRMC OPCEN was activated to Blue Alert Status on 7 August and Teams A, B

and C from the OpCen Staff rendered duty 24 hours on rotation basis. As the situation worsened, the Center was elevated to Red Alert Status and the representatives of NDRRMC rendered duty at OPCEN 24 hours on rotation basis to facilitate easy coordination and monitoring of actions on the requirements in the field; immediate conduct of damage and needs assessments; and immediate provision of assistance/delivery of basic services to the victims of disasters.

NDRRMC member agencies and RDRRMCs-OCDRCs concerned likewise activated

their respective emergency operations centers (EOCs) to establish continuous coordinations; alerted their emergency responders; pre-positioned all available resources in terms of manpower (response teams/units), equipment and rescue assets and relief supplies (food and non-food items).

B. WARNING INFORMATION DISSEMINATION

NDRRMC OpCen continuously disseminated gale warnings, flood outlook and weather

advisories, status of rivers and waterways issued by PAGASA through, SMS facilities, facsimile and website to RDRRMCs likely to be affected for widest dissemination to local DRRMCs (provincial, municipal and city levels): continuously uploaded NDRRMC update on the periodic situation reports of the evolving situations at the website, twitter and facebook for information of the public as a whole; referred numerous urgent calls received from the residents at risks in heavily flooded areas in Marikina, Quezon City and CAMANAVA (Caloocan Malabon, Navotas and Valenzuela) area to the responding units stationed at the NDRRMOC namely AFP, BFP, PNP and PCG for immediate actions; and maintained continuous link with various cooperating and implementing agencies through coordinations,

RDRRMCs-OCDRCs I, III, IV-A, IV-B, NCR and CAR OpCENs maintained Red Alert status manned by staff / personnel 24 /7 basis; continuously disseminated warning advisories to all Local DRRMCs, RDRRMC member agencies and media practitioners utilizing the SMART info board email, social media network, facsimile and SMS; and continuously advised Local DRRMCs to take appropriate action, watched the alert level, and discussed local preparedness for possible emergency response operations

C. COORDINATION MEETINGS CONDUCTED

NDRRMC conducted an Emergency Meeting with His Excellency President Benigno Aquino III at the NDRRMC Conference Room on August 7, 2012, attended by DSWD, DILG, DOST, MMDA, DPWH, DOH, Dep Ed, DOE,PAGASA, AFP, PNP, BFP, PCG, other agencies and print / broadcast media.

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Said meeting focused on the action plan on damage assessment, assets mobilization,

Search and Rescue (SAR), relief allocation and distribution to augment the LGUs and affected communities. His Excellency raised some specific issues and provided general guidance to the response and relief agencies to require the LGUs concerned to go around their respective areas through the Brgy Captains and provide necessary assistance whenever necessary.

President‘s directive to the agencies were the following: DSWD to find a place where they can put tents as additional evacuation centers; DOH to initiate the provision of potable water for those who depend on deep wells and to address flooding in hospitals; DILG to identify all inundated /flooded barangays in Marikina City, require all LGUs to go around their areas through the barangay captains and to check floodings in Tarlac and Northern Luzon (La Union, Pangasinan and Ilocos Norte; DOST to fast track the preparation of hazard map of Luzon; and DPWH to study the long term solution for Laguna Lake.

On August 8, 2012, His Excellency President Benigno Aquino III, DND Secretary and

NDRRMC Chairperson Voltaire Gazmin, MMDA Chairperson Francis Tolentino and Muntinlupa City Mayor Aldrin San Pedro personally inspected the Tunasan Elementary School in Brgy Tunasan, Muntinlupa City to assess the situation of the evacuees

MMDRRMC Muntinlupa City conducted a meeting presided over by Chairman Francis Tolentino and was attended by representatives from member agencies

President’s visit in Tunasan, Muntinlupa City

After the visit the President proceeded to the NDRRMOC for a short briefing with the NDRRMC TWG and discussed the current weather situation and forecast, roads accessibility and response measures being implemented. In the meeting with member agencies, on 9 August 2012, the Philippine Humanitarian Country Team (HCT)

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Rapid Damage and Needs Assessment

The NDRRMC deployed 2 Rapid Damage and Needs Assessment (RDANA) teams on 15 August 2012 to conduct damage and needs assessment to heavily inundated areas: Calumpit, Bulacan, Sto Tomas, Pampanga (Region III), and Calamba City and Bay Laguna in Region IV-A. Each team was composed of OCD, DSWD, DOH, Dep Ed, DA, PRC, PDPWH, DILG and PNP.

Findings of the team: food sustenance for the next three (3) months; needs identified were potable water and portalets at the evacuation centers. Routine vaccination of children was stopped since most of the Brgy Health Stations and other health facilities were submerged with floodwaters. Supplemental vaccinations are not yet implemented

NDRRMC RDANA Team in Region III NDRRMC RDANA team in Region IV A

Undersecretary Parisya Hashim-Taradji visited the evacuation centers in San Fernando and Sto.Tomas, Pampanga

RDRRMC III Chairperson joined the President and party in their visit to the flood affected

areas of Central Luzon and personally distributed the relief goods to the flood affected victims and conducted aerial inspection at Pampanga area on 7 August 2012 together with DILG, DSWD, DOH, NEDA, PIA and AFP.

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President’s Visit in Central Luzon

PNP II provided security during the visit of the President. PDRRMC Chairperson, Gov.

Hermogenes E. Ebdane Jr. conducted ocular inspection at Bucao Dike and assessed the damage caused by the heavy rains. Olongapo City Rapid Damage Assessment and Needs Analysis (RDANA) Team conducted assessment in various areas within the city.

MGEN Ricardo Banayat, AFP Commander of the 1st Air Division conducted Aerial Survey over Region III together with Chairperson, RDRRMC III, Dir Dijan of DILG, Dir Baldago of PIA, Dir Apostol of DSWD, and ARD Mariano of NEDA onboard PAF SOKOL Helicopter.

D. SEARCH AND RESCUE (SAR) AND EVACUATION

SAR operations were effected through the concerted efforts of the SAR units of AFP,

PCG, PNP, BFP and DPWH with 19,579 Officers and Enlisted personnel, 699 vehicles and 283 sea crafts mobilized to various areas in Regions I, III, IV-A, IV-B and NCR (Tab G))

NDRRMC OpCen coordinated with the Office of the Press Secretary and Presidential Communications Development and Strategic Planning Office regarding list or database of individuals to be rescued.

DSWD SWAD teams coordinated with the local counterparts regarding the inquiries, request for relief assistance and rescue of the families in areas still submerged in deep water.

Rescuers rescued residents in the flooded areas and rescued a man from the rubble of a landslide in Quezon City

Breakdown of Assets Mobilized:

Agencies Personnel Vehicles Seacrafts AFP 5,635 358 99 PNP 9,754 177 307 PCG 271 13 24 BFP 2,717 15 5 DPWH 797 111 0 DOH 158 - -

Total Rescued - 13,520 families/62,847 persons

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Residents wait for their family members being rescued in the village of Tumana, Marikina

Evacuation Operations in Tumana, Marikina

MMDRRMC initiated Advance Command Posts (ACPs) in strategic locations as follows: Marikina, Malabon, South (Alabang), Manila, Orense and in Quezon City to provide directions/instructions to various emergency responders mobilized in identified flooded areas for rescue operations

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Details of Search and Rescue Efforts of NDRRMC Member Agencies and

RDRRMCs/ Local DRRMCs (Tab h ) E. RELIEF AND RECOVERY OPERATIONS (Per Cluster)

1. Camp Coordination/Camp Management (CCCM)

The CCCM Cluster through the DSWD has been working with the local authorities to

determine the needs in the evacuation centers. The DSWD is supporting the LGUs in the delivery of food packs and essential relief items to the IDPs and other flood victims. The DSWD is deploying social workers to augment Camp capacities in evacuation centers and in the sites that are expected to accommodate IDPs for an extended period. The CCM Cluster gathered, consolidated, and reporting information on the location and situation inside evacuation sites

A total of 167,246 families/771,202 persons were displaced in Regions I, III, IV-A, IV-B, NCR and VI who were evacuated and provided temporary shelter such as: schools, gymnasiums, public buildings and homes of relatives and friends

Evacuees in Marikina

From August 7 to Sept 6, 2012, a total of 437,887 families /2,033,852 persons persons

were served both outside and inside evacuation centers boken down as follows: Inside 1,809 Evacuation Centers (ECs) 167,246 families /771,202 persons

Outside ECs (relatives/friends) 270,641 families /1,262,650 persons

2. Food and Non-food Items (NFIs) Estimated Cost of Assistance (Tab I) NDRRMC OPCEN recommended the release of 5,000 sacks of rice to Regions I, III, IV-

A, CAR and NCR at 1,000 sacks each region for relief operations in said regions

NDRRMC Member Agencies Fifty percent (50%) of affected population were served with food and non food items

worth PhP193,961,749.11 from the combined resources of the following agencies: DOH

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(PhP15,034,035.95; DSWD, (PhP71,706633.62); LGUs (PhP94,069,426.29); and NGOs (PhP13,151,653.25)

DSWD DSWD –DROMIC released 12,900 family packs to the legislators for their constituents in

the cities of Manila, Muntinlupa, Taguig, Quezon, Caloocan, Pasig and Valenzuela. Assistant Secretary Florita Villar and DSWD FO III’s Operations and Programs Division provided relief assistance to 1,100 families in Apalit, Pampanga.

DSWD SWAD teams coordinated with the local counterparts regarding the inquiries, request for relief assistance and rescue of the families in areas still submerged in deep water

DSWD-QUART continuously prepositioned family packs and Non food Items ready for distribution

DSWD IV-A deployed 10 teams to Taytay, Angono, Rodriguez, Cainta and San Mateo in Rizal; Biñan, Sta Rosa, Bay, Sta Cruz, San Pedro and Calamba City in Laguna to assess the needs of the families inside the evacuation centers and to provide Psycho Social Process (PSP) thereat. The teams implemented the Disaster Assistance Family Access Card (DAFAC) system monitored the camp management and distributed family food packs through administration of DAFAC. Also, facilitated the distribution of family food packs in Rodriguez and Cainta, Rizal during Pres. Noynoy Aquino and Sec Dinky Soliman's visit and distributed family food packs, plastic mats, blankets, hygiene kit, bottled water, mosquito nets, and used clothing to the affected families.

PNP PNP with the Command Group, PCRG personnel, Rotary Club, and PNP- accredited

NGOs conducted relief operations in Tumana, Marikina and provided 1,722 assorted relief packs in said barangay. Also provided 344 packs in Sta Maria, Bulacan. PNP SAF deployed 48 Police women, 77 PNCO and 3 PCO to assist in the repacking of relief goods at DSWD Warehouse Pasay City. PNP-PRO1 assisted various MDRRMCs relief operations as well as the pre-emptive evacuations in flooded areas. PNP Sta Maria, Bulacan conducted relief operations and distributed relief goods to Brgy Caycio and Brgy Lalakhan, Sta Maria, Bulacan. PNP Bulacan continuously conducted relief operations to the affected municipalities of Obando, Malolos, Calumpit, Hagonoy and Meycauayan, Bulacan

PRO IV-A launched "Mula sa Puso ng Pulis" project spearheaded by Police Community Relations Division where in the PRO IV-A personnel donated money to purchase food items for the affected families along the Laguna de Bay region. The initial fund raising activity raised money to purchase 200 food packs distributed to the families of Brgy Banadero, Calamba City.

DPCR-NHQ and PRO IV-A personnel conducted relief distribution at Brgy Linga, Calamba City and provided 6x6 trucks to assist in the continuous relief operations in the provinces of Rizal and Laguna upon the request of DSWD IV-A to RDRRMC IV-A.

3. Logistics Cluster

DSWD accepted the offer of WFP for logistical support in terms of transporting relief

supplies from DSWD National Resource Operations Center Warehouse in Manila to Regions III, IV-A within NCR. So far, WFP had dispatched 21 trucks carrying government

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supplies such as family packs, blankets, rice, and 52.5 metric tons of WFP HEB biscuits. The Logistics cluster continuously worked with DSWD and LGUs and other clusters to ensure that relief goods can be dispatched and delivered promptly

AFP Relief Operations

AFP-PAF airlifted 1,400 food packs to the two (2) isolated barangays in Lubao,

Pampanga. SOLCOM deployed one M35 of C COY and delivered relief goods at Brgy. Hall of Malanday. PDRRMC and PSWWDO Tarlac delivered/airlifted relief goods to isolated families in Brgy. Bueno, Capas thru the air assets of the TOG3

NGOs PRC San Juan City conducted relief operations and provided food assistance in Brgys

Rivera, Maytuna and Balong Bato; PRC Rizal provided food packs to the evacuees in San Mateo, Tanay and Rodriguez, Rizal; and hot meals to families temporarily sheltered at the Dagupan City Astrodome, PRC Mandaluyong City provided a first aid station, hot meals and relief goods. PRC Rizal (Marikina Branch) distributed 1,245 packs of relief goods at the evacuation centers in Marikina. PRC Pangasinan provided hot meals to families sheltered at Dagupan City Astrodome. Quiapo Church Disaster Ministry provided food assistance to four (4) evacuation centers in Quiapo, Manila. PRCs Pasig- Potrero, and Makati City conducted relief operations and distributed food packs at the evacuation centers in respective cities

Relief distribution in Kalayaan,Pasig and Valenzuela City

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Volunteers of CDRC, STPRC and CREST repacking relief goods at the CDRC warehouse in Quezon City and the STPRC warehouse in Los Banos.

RDRRMC I MDRRMC Bugallon, Pangasinan put up temporary shelters to serve as emergency

evacuation area as flood waters coming from Agno River continued to rise. Evacuees were provided with relief items from the following sources: 920 family packs from Pangasinan Provincial Government; 592 family packs from Tina Dungca of the GMA Foundation; 300 family packs from Vice President Jejomar Binay; and

200 family packs from LGU Bugallon RDRRMC III PDRRMC Zambales distributed relief assistance to the affected families in Iba,

Zambales and activated Local Price Coordinating Councils. PDRRMC Pampanga distributed food and drinks to the affected municipalities of Sto. Tomas, Pampanga; established an evacuation center at the Provincial Engineering Office compound with 30 families/120 individuals catered; and provided relief assistance to 1,100 families in Apalit. PDRRMC Nueva Ecija prepositioned 500 packs of relief goods, 2 dump trucks and 210 cavans of rice. PDRRMC Tarlac delivered truckloads of sand and sacks in Camiling, Malayep, Salapungan and Bantog, Victoria in Tarlac for sand bagging operations. MDRRMCs San Antonio, San Felipe, Sta Cruz, Botolan and Iba in Zambales provided assistance to the affected families in respective areas.

PSWDO/PDRRMC TARLAC and CADRE Company of 70IB conducted repacking and distribution of relief goods to the affected families; delivered/airlifted relief goods to isolated families in Brgy. Bueno, Capas thru the air assets of the TOG3

Region IV-A

RDRRMC IV-A Chairperson alerted PNP PRO IV-A to assist DSWD IV-A in the relief operations in the provinces of Rizal, Laguna, and Cavite. Tanauan CDRRMC provided food packs to evacuees under their AOR.

RDRRMC V Team Albay – OCD 5 team assisted in the repacking efforts of ABS-CBN Sagip

Kapamilya Foundation for possible relief distributions to affected communities

NCR LGU Makati City distributed food packs and relief goods to individuals affected by

flooding in Brgy Palanan, Brgy Pembo and Brgy Comembo See Details of Relief and Recovery Operations on (Tab J)

3. Health Cluster DOH-HEMS deployed 8 Medical Teams and 24 Public Health Team to provide

medical services (consultation, vaccination/immunization, dental service and health education) and technical services; activated the Surveillance in Post Extreme Emergencies (SPEED) system with 35 health facilities participating and advised respective CHDs to activate SPEED in their respective areas; prepositioned stand-by Doxycycline capsules, prophylaxis, and assorted drugs and medicines to the LGUs concerned; provided medicines and medical supplies to augment the Regional Health

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Offices in affected areas; set up its Command Center; in East Avenue Medical Center, strengthened advisory and health promotion campaign on the preventive measures of Leptospirosis cases and other flood and water borne related diseases; distributed Vitamin A, doxycycline, and Hyposol solution; conducted vaccination of attenuated measles vaccine (AMV) and measles, mumps, rubella (MMR) to the children; and deployed medical teams in Quezon City, Bataan, Bulacan, and Laguna to conduct medical consultations with 18,572 affected families catered; The most common causes of consultations were acute respiratory infections fever, wounds, skin diseases, and high blood pressures

RDRRMC III and DRRMOs concerned, in coordination with PHAPS CARES Foundation Inc provided medicines to the flood affected LGUs in Bataan, Bulacan and Pampanga.

CHD III provided PhP50,000.00 worth of drugs and medicines to the Provincial Health Team Office (PHTO). CHDs III, IV-A, CAR and NCR

RDRRMC III and DRRMOs concerned, in coordination with PHAPS CARES Foundation Inc provided medicines to the flood affected LGUs in Bataan, Bulacan and Pampanga.

CHD IV-A provided PhP350,000 worth of assorted medicines and PhP100,000 worth of doxycycline capsules and prophylaxis to the evacuation centers to anticipate the influx of diseases especially Leptospirosis.

Team Albay-OCD5 Medical Group was activated to provide support to the WATSAN team and conducted Post Disaster Health Assessment (PDHA) in the cities of Malabon and Valenzuela

CHD IV-B and MHO San Jose, Oriental Mindoro representatives conducted consultations and provided the evacuees with assorted drugs and medicines

Usec Benito Ramos and Dir Susana Cruz together with the medical mission of Philippine Medical Association (PMA) and DOH conducted medical mission in Malabon City

INGOS UNFPA has initially prepositioned 10,000 dignity kits for distribution to women of

reproductive age, particularly pregnant and lactating women. PRC also provided dignity 2,000 kits.

World Health Organization provided human resources and technical support to DOH Health Emergency Staff.

Save the Children International conducted rapid assessment in Taguig, Pateros, CAMANAVA, Pampanga and Bulacan

PRC Pampanga Chapter and Volunteers conducted health and sanitation seminar and set-up First Aid Station and Welfare Desk to help evacuees in the Municipality of Sto. Tomas and San Fernando, City, Pampanga; distributed relief goods (family packs) in San Fernando City and municipalities of Sto. Tomas, Guagua, and Sta. Rita, Pampanga.; and set up 3,500 liters and 5,000 liters of water bladder at Brgy Kalayaan Hall, Angono, Rizal serving 219 families in 3 evacuation centers; and at Joaquin Guido Elementary School, Angono, Rizal serving 261 families, respectively.

4. Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH)

• WATSAN Contingent Albay team led by Dr Rempilio of CHD V brought 1 tank lorry and 1 Water Filtration Machine and delivered response services based on areas prioritized by NDRRMC OpCen. The team was dispatched to Malabon City upon the request of the City Mayor. The team was able to distribute 68,000 liters of potable water to the residents of Brgys Tonsuya, Catmon and Kaunyagan utilizing the Water Filtration Machine and the distribution was made using the Mobile Lorry with 12,000 liters capacity

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5. Nutrition Cluster

• CHDs III and IV provided vitamin A supplementation in evacuation centers and distributed Multiple Micronutrient powder to children with age from 6-59 months. CHD-NCR provided Vitamin A supplementation during the medical consultation and reported one (1) case of acute malnutrition in Quezon City for validation. Dr Jose Fabella Memorial Hospital coordinated with CHD NCR for human milk supply which was disseminated to all Nutrition Cluster partners for referrals

• The Nutrition cluster shared the Infant and Young Child Feeding in Emergencies (IYCF-E) Guidelines to the CHDs at evacuation centers in Regions III, IV-A and NCR for better management of nutrition response

• World Food Program (WFP) delivered 3 metric tons of Plumpy Doz (a highly nutritionally-densed food supplement ideal for complementary feeding among children aged from 6 to 59 months to CHD-NCR for distribution to the different evacuation centers prioritizing Pasig City as the primary LGU recipient

• UNICEF provided HEMS with Micronutrient Powders for the children 6- 59 months who are non- recipients of Plumpy Doz

• Dir. Gonzaga with UNICEF representatives, Dir. Banatin of DOH-CHD IV-A HEMS (WASH and Nutrition Cluster) had a joint monitoring of evacuation centers in the municipalities of Sta Cruz, Pila, Bay and Biñan City in the province of Laguna

• Regional Director deployed a mobile water treatment unit in Malabon which provided purified drinking water to people in the evacuation centers in Metro Manila.

6. Education Cluster

On 07 August 2012, the Office of the President issued Memorandum Circular No. 33 on the suspension of work in government offices and classes in college level in National Capital Region and the provinces of Zambales, Bataan, Pampanga, Pangasinan, Tarlac, Bulacan, Laguna, Cavite and Rizal, with the exception of those agencies whose functions involve the delivery of basic and health services, preparedness and response to disasters and calamities, and/or the performance of other vital public services

On August 8, 2012, classes both private and public at all levels were suspended in some areas in NCR, Regions III and IV-A. Some establishments and works in offices both government and private offices were also suspended

Dep Ed reported that 224 schools so far are being utilized as evacuation centers and mobilized teachers to conduct classes in QC; and prepared a contingency plan (1-2 hr additional for regular classes) to complete 180 days mandatory or make up classes; conducted site visits and assessment with Save the Children and World Vision in the most heavily affected areas in Regions III, IV-A and NCR to determine priority sites for intervention or provision of educational emergency supplies.

UNICEF prepositioned school packs and other emergency supplies which were distributed to priority sites

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8. Infrastructure Cluster

DPWH Manila reported that three (3) bridges in Region III were rendered impassable due to scoured approach; rechannelled /diverted water ways of the two bridges and filled up embankment over cut –off approach utilizing one (1) unit bulldozer and one (1) unit backhoe, three (3) dump trucks of the local government units and one (1) unit pay loader from private firm.;

DPWH IV-A deployed its personnel to the flood prone areas in the region to assist the motorist traversing along the national roads

Provincial Engineering Office IV-A mobilized heavy equipment (loader, backhoe and dumptrucks) to augment in the clearing operations in Lemery, Batangas

CDRRMCC Muntinlupa built temporary footbridges at the affected areas near Laguna Lake

PNP- HQ deployed eight (8) PNP mobile cars to monitor the roads and bridges within Metro Manila.

G. CLEARING AND SAND BAGGING OPERATIONS

DPWH in NCR and III continuously monitored flooded thoroughfares and cleared the debris; conducted repair/restoration of affected roads, deployed heavy equipment and maintenance crew to the areas affected by landslide, uprooted trees and road sections with scoured pavements; and provided barricades and warning signs on road sections with road cut, eroded slope and affected bridges.

Usec Benito Ramos and Dir Susana Cruz visited Manila Bay to check the clean-up operations conducted by the volunteer groups and MMDA;

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Marikina City Clean Up Operations

DPWH-IV-A deployed its personnel to the flood prone areas in the region to assist the motorist traversing along the national roads in the region. DPWH CAR continuously cleared impassable roads in cooperation with private

contractors. DPWH III Installed warning signs on road sections with road cuts, and eroded

slope in Hermosa, Bataan BFP–SRU III continuously conducted water rationing and flashing in

Dinalupihan, and Pilar Bataan and government offices, schools, and major roads in Zambales.

RDRRMC CAR

PDRRMC Benguet assisted the DPWH in road clearing operations with heavy equipment and manual work done.

NCR

OCD -NCR joined with MMDA in the conduct of clean-up operations in Marikina City

RDRRMC III

RDRRMC III issued 50,000 pcs of empty sacks to Candaba, Pampanga on 7 August 2012 to augment the sand bagging operations being conducted by the LGU.

PDRRMC Pampanga issued 500 empty sacks to Parian, Mexico and 2,000

empty sacks to San Isidro, Anac, San Isidro Matua, Malauli, Sta Lucia, Paguiba and Masantol for sand bagging operations; and released empty sacks to city/municipalities. CDRRMC Angeles released sacks to the following Brgys: 500 pcs to Sapang Bato, 500 pcs Pampanga, 200 pcs Sto Rosario, 700 pcs to Cutcut, 200 pcs to Sta Trinidad, 400 pcs to Cuayan, and 1,200 pcs to San Nicolas all in Angeles City.

PDRRMC Tarlac, in coordination with CADRE Company of 70I and PSWDO, delivered truckloads of sand and sacks in Brgys Malayep, and Salapungan in Camiling, Brgy Bantog in Victoria, Brgy. Poblacion. Sur in San Clemente, Brgys Villa Paz & Malayep in Gerona, Aquino Bridge in Mabini, Tarlac City, La Paz and Moncada for sand bagging operations.

H. DECLARATION OF STATE OF CALAMITY (Tab K)

The Sangguniang Panlalawigan (Province), Sanggguniang Panlungsod (City) and

Sangguniang Bayan (Municipality) declared their respective areas under a State of Calamity through Resolutions to utilize portions of the local Calamity Fund for relief and recovery operations. A total of 50 areas were already declared under a State of Calamity to wit : 8 provinces, 23 municipalities, 15 cities and 5 brgys

Final Report TAB A

REGION/ AREATIME/DATE OF OCCURRENCE

DESCRIPTION REMARK/S

Bayanihan St. Brgy. Commonwealth, Quezon City

07 August 2012

A landslide incident occurred due to heavy rains which involved two (2) houses. The said

incident resulted into the deaths of nine (9) persons and injuries of four (4) persons.

Two (2) affected houses were reportedly buried along with the deceased victims while the

survivors were rushed to East Avenue Medical Center.

Sitio AC near Wawa in Brgy. San Rafael, Rodriguez, Rizal

On or about 10:50 AM 7 August 2012

A landslide incident occurred due to heavy rains which partially damaged two (2) houses

Two (2) families were affected.

Brgy. San Jose, Rodriguez, RizalOn or about 11:20 AM 7 August 2012

A landslide incident occurred due to heavy rains at an elevated part of Relocation NTA Housing which partially damaged three (3)

houses

Three (3) families were affected.

Brgy. San Isidro, Taytay, RizalOn or about 10:00 PM 7 August 2012

A landslide incident occurred in Palmera I Subd., which partially damaged a basketball

court and a house and affected one (1) family.

The affected family stayed at their relatives.

Brgy. San Isidro, Rodriguez, Rizal

On or about 1:00 PM 8

August 2012

A riprap near a creek collapsed due to heavy rains

Rodriguez MDRRMO conducted assessment and investigation on the incident

Sitio Gulod, Brgy. Muzon, Taytay, Rizal

On or about 11:00 AM 8 August 2012

A landslide occurred in an area which is being developed as a subdivision

No family or property was affected because the said area has no nearby residents and

structuresDROWNING (8)REGION IV-A (6)

Brgy. San Jose, Antipolo CityOn or about 8:00 AM 10 August 2012

During the heavy downpour of rain, a drowning incident occurred in Sitio Tanza Dos

wherein a dead body of a child was recovered between 12:00MN and 1:00AM

Brgy. Ulango, Tanauan City, Batangas

11:00 AM, 7 August, 2012

A drowning incident involving two (2) persons occured. The body of Marie Pansipani, 7 y/o, was recovered 300m away from the incident while the body of May Pansipani, 9 y/o, was

recovered 30m away from the incident.

The victims were brought to the CP Reyes Hospital, Tanuan City; however, they were

declared dead on arrival.

Puray River, Rodriguez, RizalOn about 9:00 AM 8 August

2012

A man, named Ricardo Rueles, was reportedly drowned while fishing when he was swept by the strong water current of

Puray River.

The body was retrieved on 9 August 2012, as per DOH report.

Taytay, RizalOn or about 2:30 PM 8

August 2012

A drowning incident occurred at Monteverde Royale in Brgy. San Juan in Rizal. The three (3) victims - Nicole Costa, Noel Garde Espin

and Christian Garde Espin - were playing when they accidentally fell in the creek.

The victims were rushed to Taytay Emergency Hospital but pronounced dead on arrival.

Biñan, LagunaOn or about 8:00 AM 5

August 2012

Christina Curlano, 3 y/o, was found dead by her parents. The victim accidentally fell and

drowned in the floodwaters.REGION IV-B (2)

Brgy. San Jose, Naujan, Oriental Mindoro

On or about 1:00 AM 6

August 2012

Two (2) residents of San Jose, Naujan, Oriental Mindoro went fishing onboard a

motorized banca but failed to return home. A wrecked motorized banca was later found at

the coastal area of Brgy. Melgar B of the same municipality

As of 10 August 2012, the two victims - Allan jayag Montanio and Val Valenzuela - are still

considered missing.

Brgy. Gui-ob, Alcantara, Romblon

5 August 2012

The body of Deo Socajil was recovered along the coastal area of Brgy. Gui-ob. On or about

12:00 PM 5 August 2012, the victim was reported missing after their banca capsized

due to the big waves while fishing.

SAR Operations was conducted by the Brgy. Officials and CPR was applied. The victim was

immediately rushed to RHU but was pronounced dead on arrival.

NCR (1)

REGION IV-A (5)

August 7 ‐ 11, 2012

EFFECTS OF SOUTHWEST MONSOONINCIDENTS MONITORED

TOTAL INCIDENTS MONITORED (24)LANDSLIDE (6)

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VEHICULAR ACCIDENT (1)REGION IV-A (1)

Marcos Highway, Boso boso, Brgy. San Jose, Antipolo City, Rizal

1:00AM, 08 August, 2012

A vehicular accident involving one (1) Public Utility Jeepney (PUJ) with plate number TWN 325 occurred. The vehicle fell below the road surface at a distance of about 20 ft due to the collapse of the certain portion of the highway. There are eight (8) victims sustaining minor

injuries.

There were four (4) persons namely, Benjamin Montes, 68 y/o, Sherwin Francisco, 18 y/o,

Paul Jorge Altarejo, 21y/o, and Cleo Añeso, 16 y/o reportedly admitted to the hospital.

COLLAPSED STRUCTURE(2)

REGION IV-A (1)

Brgy. San Isidro, Rodriguez, Rizal

On or about 1:00 PM 08 August 2012

A riprap near a creek collapsed due to heavy rains

No casualty reported.

REGION IV-B (1)

Sitio Agbuyog, Brgy. Capaclan, Romblon

5 August 2012

The half portion of a Provincial Road and a residential house owned by Fernando Anonoy

Jr. were both partially damaged due to soil erosion that occurred in the area.

FLOODING INCIDENTS (2)REGION IV-A (1)

Laguna de Bay

Persistent rainfall in the Laguna de Bay area caused widespread flooding in eighteen (18) Cities and Municipalities of Laguna; and eight

(8) Municipalities of Rizal.

REGION IV-B (1)

Baco, Oriental Mindoro 7 August 2012

A flooding incident was reported in twelve (12) barangays in Baco, Oriental Mindoro:

Brgy. Bangkatan, Brgy. Mayabig, Brgy. Mangangan I, Brgy. Alag, Brgy. Burbuli, Brgy.

Sta Cruz, Brgy. Lumangbayan, Brgy. Catuwiran I, Brgy. Catuwiran II, Brgy. Malapad, Brgy. Dulangan I and Brgy.

Dulangan II

As of 8 August 2012, the floodings already subsided.

MARITIME INCIDENTS (2)REGION I (1)

Sta. Cruz, Ilocos Sur 13 August 2012

Two (2) residents of Brgy. Dili, Sta. Cruz, Ilocos Sur namely Artudo E. Jallorina, 48 and

Rudy G. Mostoles, 47 went on a fishing venture last 11 August 2012 onboard Mbca

Kilong. Both fishermen failed to return home.

CGDNWLZN directed Coast Guard Station Salomague and TB-271 to conduct SAR

operation to the reported missing fishermen.

REGION IV-B (1)

Coron, PalawanOn or about 9:15 AM 6

August 2012

A motorized banca, with a total of six (6) passengers, encountered strong winds while

sailing enroute to Banana Island Resort, Malcapuya Island, causing it to half sub-

merge.

A passing motorized banca rescued all six (6) passengers while the half sub-merged banca

was towed by the SAR Team onboard a motorized banca Four Delta-1 to Luwalhati

Wharf, Coron, Palawan.ELECTROCUTION INCIDENTS (1)REGION IV - A

Cuenca, BatangasOn or about 8:00 AM, 05 August 2012

Noel M. Lopez, 38, married and resident of Brgy. Dita, Cuenca, Batangas was

electrocuted while cliearing the branches of an ipil-ipil tree when he accidentally touched

the high tension wire of BATELCO II

PNP Cuenca with MDRRMO Cuenca responded and investigated the incident.

LIGHTNING INCIDENTS (1)REGION III

Masinloc, Zambales 10‐Aug‐12The five (5) fishermen from Brgy. Inhobol

were struck by lightning.

One (1) of the fishermen was dead, one (1) was missing, one (10 was in the hospital and

two (2) were slightly injured.

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Tab B

Brgys Families Persons Families Persons Families Persons Families Persons

GRAND TOTAL 2,764 992,562 4,451,711 1,809 167,246 771,202 270,641 1,262,650 437,887 2,033,852

NCR 264 90,121 419,555 489 68,384 323,523 21,737 96,032 90,121 419,555 CALOOCAN 13 5,430 26,880 21 5,430 26,880 5,430 26,880 LAS PIÑAS CITY 6 245 1,225 7 245 1,225 245 1,225 MAKATI 7 445 1,986 10 445 1,986 445 1,986 MALABON 18 10,163 42,662 51 4,581 20,334 5,582 22,328 10,163 42,662 MANDALUYONG CITY 8 669 2,700 10 629 2,500 40 200 669 2,700 MANILA CITY 33 9,900 49,348 40 5,333 26,513 4,567 22,835 9,900 49,348 MARIKINA 11 13,200 60,514 23 6,383 33,246 6,817 27,268 13,200 60,514 MUNTINLUPA CITY 9 4,717 20,623 21 4,717 20,623 4,717 20,623 NAVOTAS CITY 12 1,630 7,698 20 1,630 7,698 1,630 7,698 PARAÑAQUE 2 800 3,471 6 629 2,787 171 684 800 3,471 PASAY CITY 17 4,530 22,620 19 343 1,685 4,187 20,935 4,530 22,620 PASIG CITY 24 7,150 33,280 55 6,850 31,780 300 1,500 7,150 33,280 PATEROS 4 1,202 5,340 15 1,202 5,340 1,202 5,340 QUEZON CITY 47 19,197 95,162 78 19,197 95,162 19,197 95,162 SAN JUAN 6 887 4,071 7 814 3,789 73 282 887 4,071 TAGUIG CITY 18 3,416 15,319 32 3,416 15,319 3,416 15,319 VALENZUELA CITY 29 6,540 26,656 74 6,540 26,656 6,540 26,656

REGION I (ILOCOS REGION) 356 65,310 338,685 34 1,941 8,614 10,518 56,909 12,459 65,523

ILOCOS SUR 14 2,379 11,895 0 - - 1,676 8,380 1,676 8,380 CAOAYAN 1 1 5 SUGPON 6 702 3,510 TAGUDIN 7 1,676 8,380 1,676 8,380 1,676 8,380

LA UNION 2 101 531 0 - - 100 526 100 526

SAN JUAN 1 100 526 100 526 100 526 SANTO TOMAS 1 1 5

PANGASINAN 340 62,830 326,259 34 1,941 8,614 8,742 48,003 10,683 56,617 DAGUPAN CITY 5 57 211 1 57 211 57 211 SAN CARLOS CITY 51 5,425 25,601 1 74 360 74 360 AGNO 3 406 2,030 - - AGUILAR 9 2,874 15,737 5 305 1,708 537 3,313 842 5,021 BALUNGAO 1 1 5 - - BASISTA 13 3,178 20,224 50 300 50 300 BAUTISTA 3 1,712 6,827 2 110 427 244 1,313 354 1,740 BAYAMBANG 19 2,433 11,616 5 347 1,076 601 3,572 948 4,648 BINMALEY 33 8,712 43,560 - - BUGALLON 24 8,619 51,611 6 382 2,083 2,441 11,159 2,823 13,242 CALASIAO 18 8,901 44,505 1 136 567 3,540 21,832 3,676 22,399 DASOL 1 97 565 20 80 20 80 LINGAYEN 32 5,744 28,720 3 44 117 135 568 179 685 MANAOAG 1 1 5 - - MANGATAREM 82 10,674 57,796 5 284 1,257 284 1,257 SAN JACINTO 1 1 5 - - SAN QUINTIN 2 145 684 - - SANTA BARBARA 7 1,191 5,955 1,161 5,805 1,161 5,805 SISON 13 92 331 13 61 13 61 TAYUG 1 3 15 - - URBIZTONDO 21 2,564 10,256 5 202 808 202 808

REGION III (CENTRAL LUZON 1,408 584,584 2,549,849 658 41,019 178,491 135,731 611,275 176,750 789,766 BATAAN 231 100,278 455,831 38 2,714 12,618 41,633 192,177 44,347 204,795

ABUCAY 9 3,700 18,500 4 40 195 2,299 10,345 2,339 10,540 BAGAC 14 4,958 20,914 2,500 11,250 2,500 11,250 BALANGA 25 4,970 24,855 8 205 1,030 4,765 23,825 4,970 24,855 DINALUPIHAN 46 24,953 112,289 2 113 526 1,520 6,840 1,633 7,366 HERMOSA 22 13,968 60,733 7 183 738 13,785 59,995 13,968 60,733 LIMAY 12 8,038 38,176 3,462 17,472 3,462 17,472 MARIVELES 18 11,013 47,040 5 390 1,426 390 1,426 MORONG 5 4,140 20,900 1 65 525 4,075 20,375 4,140 20,900 ORANI 28 9,270 42,125 2,905 13,072 2,905 13,072 ORION 23 8,276 37,928 11 1,718 8,178 2,075 9,419 3,793 17,597

PILAR 15 3,112 13,909 3,112 13,909 3,112 13,909

SAMAL 14 3,880 18,462 1,135 5,675 1,135 5,675 BULACAN 327 182,485 778,581 208 15,035 73,263 13,999 68,840 29,034 142,103

ANGAT 2 59 235 - - BALAGTAS (BIGAA) 6 6,584 28,167 - - BALIUAG 27 8,329 38,619 5 1,089 4,952 1,089 4,952 BOCAUE 12 5,694 28,404 10 840 3,762 840 3,762 BULACAN 14 18,136 69,108 10 1,159 10,566 1,159 10,566 BUSTOS 10 4,312 18,183 7 536 3,216 536 3,216 CALUMPIT 29 23,483 94,583 27 3,261 15,143 10,500 52,000 13,761 67,143 GUIGUINTO 10 1,918 8,060 3 46 230 46 230 HAGONOY 26 37,545 130,000 20 1,722 8,098 1,650 7,760 3,372 15,858 MALOLOS CITY 23 6,955 34,656 36 1,296 5,954 43 120 1,339 6,074 MARILAO 16 6,245 28,193 17 1,627 6,735 1,627 6,735 MEYCAUAYAN 25 29,920 149,600 350 1,572 350 1,572 NORZAGARAY 7 553 2,510 6 212 1,123 10 56 222 1,179

Final Report

EFFECT OF SOUTHWEST MONSOONAFFECTED POPULATION

Region/Province/Mun/City

AFFECTED No. of Evac

Centers

Inside Evacuation Centers Outside Evacuation Centers TOTAL SERVED - CURRENT

(Inside + Outside)

OBANDO 11 11,624 58,120 4 247 829 247 829 PANDI 3 740 3,695 - - PAOMBONG 14 10,425 40,985 15 937 3,811 937 3,811 PLARIDEL 19 1,318 6,664 12 372 1,832 946 4,832 1,318 6,664 PULILAN 13 1,652 6,742 6 271 1,121 271 1,121 SAN ILDEFONSO 16 2,195 8,892 5 119 595 119 595 SAN JOSE DEL MONTE 14 922 4,405 14 816 2,879 816 2,879 SAN MIGUEL 15 1,914 9,570 1 30 150 500 2,500 530 2,650 SAN RAFAEL 7 914 4,998 - - SANTA MARIA 8 1,048 4,192 10 455 2,267 455 2,267 NUEVA ECIJA 63 16,107 82,034 6 112 405 1,009 5,803 1,121 6,208

CABANATUAN 8 2,693 11,921 6 112 405 112 405 CABIAO 23 8,652 51,914 750 4,500 750 4,500 CARANGALAN 1 6 38 6 38 6 38 CUYAPO 18 2,514 7,260 - - JAEN 1 253 1,265 253 1,265 253 1,265 SAN ANTONIO 6 1,079 4,176 SAN ISIDRO 6 910 5,460 PAMPANGA 437 230,366 996,199 289 14,977 59,588 65,846 281,923 80,823 341,511

ANGELES 10 673 3,647 8 304 1,378 181 2,318 485 3,696 APALIT 12 5,865 32,257 4 423 2,239 3,000 15,000 3,423 17,239 ARAYAT 30 4,240 21,200 4 258 1,105 3,850 15,400 4,108 16,505 BACOLOR 17 5,266 22,579 7 228 1,009 2,799 12,074 3,027 13,083 CANDABA 33 10,124 60,764 2 55 306 2,000 7,200 2,055 7,506 FLORIDABLANCA 32 11,241 38,232 13 163 737 2,250 9,000 2,413 9,737 GUAGUA 31 22,696 111,199 20 569 2,629 5,498 28,735 6,067 31,364 LUBAO 44 22,034 79,093 8 737 2,771 2,845 10,874 3,582 13,645 MABALACAT 17 5,214 26,017 2 20 88 66 330 86 418 MACABEBE 25 12,778 65,619 43 973 4,304 973 4,304 MAGALANG 14 10,792 41,470 1,125 5,625 1,125 5,625 MASANTOL 26 16,766 79,919 43 1,898 8,341 4,207 16,828 6,105 25,169 MEXICO 20 5,518 22,670 18 152 655 1,116 4,464 1,268 5,119 MINALIN 15 13,800 70,000 17 770 4,090 2,150 8,600 2,920 12,690 PORAC 15 2,139 8,410 2 49 247 1,344 4,015 1,393 4,262 SAN FERNANDO 22 17,953 75,029 30 2,695 10,967 8,515 34,060 11,210 45,027 SAN LUIS 17 8,100 40,400 5,630 28,150 5,630 28,150 SAN SIMON 14 17,477 52,431 20 1,331 4,007 3,675 11,022 5,006 15,029 SANTA ANA 14 6,423 34,417 14 188 951 4,893 25,420 5,081 26,371 SANTA RITA 10 10,393 41,572 4 128 615 1,605 6,420 1,733 7,035 SANTO TOMAS 7 11,282 36,162 17 3,611 11,710 3,312 13,248 6,923 24,958 SASMUAN 12 9,592 33,112 13 425 1,439 5,785 23,140 6,210 24,579

TARLAC 154 27,600 113,069 50 3,944 15,202 8,719 38,221 12,663 53,423 CAMILING 10 1,413 5,591 5 195 801 468 1,757 663 2,558 CAPAS 8 1,864 9,169 2 155 708 833 4,052 988 4,760 CONCEPCION 24 7,533 32,015 2 424 1,578 424 1,578 GERONA 12 1,471 7,360 1 500 2,760 971 4,600 1,471 7,360 LA PAZ 19 5,011 20,262 4 88 345 4,506 19,846 4,594 20,191 MAYANTOC 1 90 420 1 90 420 90 420 MONCADA 22 4,461 14,282 10 836 2,288 836 2,288 PANIQUI 17 1,581 5,857 16 1,527 5,762 54 95 1,581 5,857 PURA 2 81 351 - - RAMOS 9 296 1,351 1 7 20 7 20 SAN CLEMENTE 3 554 2,313 3 20 73 534 2,240 554 2,313 SAN MANUEL 4 512 2,578 - - SANTA IGNACIA 11 612 2,572 3 43 184 569 2,388 612 2,572 TARLAC 12 2,121 8,948 2 59 263 784 3,243 843 3,506

ZAMBALES 196 27,748 124,135 67 4,237 17,415 4,525 24,311 8,762 41,726 BOTOLAN 16 1,727 7,308 18 1,312 4,679 1,312 4,679 CABANGAN 22 2,478 7,422 8 122 416 122 416 CANDELARIA 16 1,424 5,931 1 1 5 1 5 CASTILLEJOS 8 1,460 4,712 7 121 434 121 434 IBA 14 2,718 14,134 7 1,480 7,821 882 4,521 2,362 12,342 MASINLOC 13 4,200 25,229 1,521 9,126 1,521 9,126 OLONGAPO CITY 8 449 1,796 11 420 1,281 420 1,281 PALAUIG 23 2,160 11,177 1,561 7,915 1,561 7,915 SAN ANTONIO 14 4,421 17,380 550 2,700 550 2,700 SAN FELIPE 7 1,278 5,863 1 37 138 37 138 SAN MARCELINO 16 2,346 11,690 1 1 7 1 7 SAN NARCISO 11 1,159 2,985 - - SANTA CRUZ 25 1,386 6,445 9 201 571 11 49 212 620 SUBIC 3 542 2,063 4 542 2,063 542 2,063

REGION IV-A (CALABARZON) 618 241,066 1,087,683 607 55,271 257,504 98,403 474,939 153,674 732,443 BATANGAS 100 5,561 25,238 6 220 1,009 4,194 18,726 4,414 19,735

AGONCILLO 1 10 51 10 51 10 51 BALAYAN 6 15 71 - - BATANGAS CITY 7 57 208 1 28 89 28 89 BAUAN 3 87 448 1 10 42 10 42 CALACA 6 102 372 2 62 298 1 5 63 303 CALATAGAN 7 72 363 53 217 53 217 CUENCA 1 1 4 1 4 1 4 LAUREL 6 17 94 17 94 17 94 LEMERY 18 2,202 11,010 1,867 9,335 1,867 9,335 LIAN 12 422 2,082 - - LOBO 2 73 365 - - MABINI 1 2 13 - - MALVAR 1 43 212 43 212 43 212

NASUGBU 3 2,144 8,478 1 103 455 2,041 8,023 2,144 8,478 SAN LUIS 7 81 320 1 17 125 14 70 31 195 SAN NICOLAS 5 80 402 45 225 45 225 SANTA TERESITA 2 32 185 6 30 6 30 TAAL 4 35 171 35 171 35 171 TALISAY 1 1 5 - - TANAUAN CITY 4 58 274 58 274 58 274 TINGLOY 1 17 85 - - TUY 2 10 25 3 15 3 15 CAVITE 212 44,007 211,929 23 948 4,277 32,873 161,329 33,821 165,606

BACOOR 48 14,932 74,660 6 33 165 14,899 74,495 14,932 74,660 CAVITE CITY 84 10,392 48,106 7 206 1,333 954 4,770 1,160 6,103 DASMARIÑAS 3 166 980 3 166 980 166 980 GEN. MARIANO ALVAREZ 4 6 32 6 32 6 32 GENERAL TRIAS 1 17 61 2 17 61 17 61 IMUS 7 3,252 16,260 3,252 16,260 3,252 16,260 KAWIT 23 6,981 34,905 1 9 38 6,972 34,867 6,981 34,905 MARAGONDON 6 1,134 5,220 934 4,670 934 4,670 NAIC 1 873 1,320 873 1,320 873 1,320 NOVELETA 9 922 3,725 2 457 1,400 343 1,715 800 3,115 ROSARIO 2 60 300 2 60 300 60 300 TANZA 14 4,583 22,915 4,583 22,915 4,583 22,915 TERNATE 10 689 3,445 57 285 57 285 LAGUNA 165 105,318 430,257 311 24,749 107,934 23,469 109,602 48,218 217,536

ALAMINOS 1 1 5 - - BAY 9 5,221 24,163 25 1,863 7,139 3,599 17,995 5,462 25,134 BIÑAN 8 18,840 76,450 17 3,925 19,027 350 1,750 4,275 20,777 CABUYAO 7 3,035 12,388 26 3,035 12,388 3,035 12,388 CALAMBA CITY 26 26,344 60,241 50 4,506 21,815 10,039 39,023 14,545 60,838 LOS BAÑOS 10 2,564 11,400 31 1,749 7,271 881 4,405 2,630 11,676 LUMBAN 14 1,585 7,769 8 454 2,120 1,131 5,655 1,585 7,775 MABITAC 8 231 924 6 202 736 202 736 PAKIL 7 709 3,545 6 135 675 473 2,365 608 3,040 PANGIL 5 93 465 8 77 321 77 321 PAETE 5 1,095 5,237 9 210 810 886 4,430 1,096 5,240 PILA 6 2,027 10,136 16 316 1,329 1,575 7,875 1,891 9,204 SAN PABLO CITY 1 1 5 - - - SAN PEDRO 4 2,429 10,915 6 1,672 7,130 757 3,785 2,429 10,915 SANTA CRUZ 12 13,860 70,727 36 2,848 11,705 2,065 13,900 4,913 25,605 SANTA MARIA 15 1,361 6,335 4 38 209 38 209 SANTA ROSA 10 20,925 104,625 51 3,110 12,588 3,110 12,588 SINILOAN 8 2,706 13,640 8 358 1,543 358 1,543

VICTORIA 9 2,291 11,287 4 251 1,128 1,713 8,419 1,964 9,547

QUEZON 1 1 1 - - - - - - - LUCBAN 1 1 1 - - RIZAL 140 86,179 420,258 267 29,354 144,284 37,867 185,282 67,221 329,566

ANGONO 7 3,380 16,264 26 3,419 16,319 3,419 16,319 ANTIPOLO CITY 13 3,454 17,270 13 1,016 5,080 1,016 5,080 BARAS 4 1,305 4,816 4 251 1,082 956 3,362 1,207 4,444 BINANGONAN 36 6,333 23,561 37 1,418 6,076 487 2,435 1,905 8,511 CAINTA 7 5,979 30,364 43 5,974 30,226 7 27 5,981 30,253 CARDONA 11 3,092 15,460 7 206 898 2,861 14,305 3,067 15,203 JALAJALA 10 390 1,783 29 386 1,785 386 1,785 MORONG 4 250 1,250 5 172 860 172 860 PILILLA 9 4,240 21,267 18 1,587 7,941 2,713 13,615 4,300 21,556 RODRIGUEZ (MONTALBAN) 7 9,166 47,504 22 8,538 43,744 628 3,760 9,166 47,504 SAN MATEO 15 28,686 143,430 12 2,399 11,992 26,287 131,438 28,686 143,430 TANAY 11 2,498 10,255 18 1,301 6,392 1,197 3,862 2,498 10,254 TAYTAY 6 17,406 87,034 33 2,687 11,889 2,731 12,478 5,418 24,367

REGION IV-B (MIMAROPA) 28 4,731 22,011 9 154 744 783 3,208 937 3,952 OCCIDENTAL MINDORO 15 1,897 8,057 8 152 736 733 2,983 885 3,719

ABRA DE ILOG 9 1,263 4,887 5 18 66 682 2,728 700 2,794 RIZAL 5 234 1,170 2 32 160 32 160 SAN JOSE 1 400 2,000 1 102 510 51 255 153 765 ORIENTAL MINDORO 13 2,834 13,954 1 2 8 50 225 52 233

BACO 12 2,434 12,154 1 2 8 2 8

CALAPAN 1 400 1,800 50 225 50 225

REGION VI (WESTERN VISAY 90 6,750 33,928 12 477 2,326 3,469 20,287 3,946 22,613 ILOILO 90 6,750 33,928 12 477 2,326 3,469 20,287 3,946 22,613

BAROTAC NUEVO 21 2,942 17,652 2,942 17,652 2,942 17,652 DUMANGAS 9 191 1,146 - - IGBARAS 2 2 11 - - ILOILO CITY 18 938 4,690 8 411 2,055 527 2,635 938 4,690 JANIUAY 2 2 10 - - LEGANES 7 495 2,970 - - NEW LUCENA 6 71 369 - - OTON 12 938 4,690 4 66 271 66 271 POTOTAN 2 214 1,215 - - SAN JOAQUIN 1 17 88 - - ZARRAGA 10 940 1,087

AFFECTED AREAS

REGIONS 6 PROVINCES 17 CITIES 36 MUNICIPALITIES 181

BARANGAYS 2,764

Final Report Tab C

NCR 411 Jayson Baylon M 14 y/o Landslide1 Jayvee Baylon M 20 y/o Landslide1 Jissele Joy Baylon F 7 y/o Landslide1 Cecilia Baylon F 50 y/o Landslide1 Jonathan Castulo M 3 1/2 y/o Landslide1 Janica Castulo F 3 weeks old Landslide1 Jessica Baylon F 23 y/o Landslide1 Jethro Baylon M 18 y/o Landslide1 Joshua Castulo M 1 y/o Landslide1 Jimmy Baylon M 20 y/o Landslide

1 Benjie Dumansil M Quezon City Electrocution and drowned

1 Adela Alfonso Miranda F 50 y/oBrgy. San Bartolome,

NovalichesHeart attack

1 Raymond Caingin M Bagong Silang(For confirmation of residence)

body recovered in Marilao, Bulacan

1 Irene Cubarubias F 4 y/o Brgy. 182, Caloocan City Drowning

1 Dexter Esmada M Bagong Silang Hit by a falling tree.

1 Laila Bilao FDrowning, previously reported

missing

1 Arlene Hikaor FDrowning, previously reported

missing1 Jerome Naval M Drowning1 Rodolfo Bilao M Drowning1 Roel Fabros M 41 y/o Felix Ville Brgy. Dalandanan Drowning1 Elwin Gonzales M 30-35 y/o Constantino, Marulas Drowning1 Tirso Mendoza Gatchalian M 39 y/o Lingunan, Valenzuela Drowning1 Renato Reyes Deliste M 60 y/o Puso St., Coloong 1 Drowning1 Unidentified M Canumay East Drowning1 Jefrey del Prado M 26 y/o Bignay Drowning1 John Danmark Plaza Y. Carreon M 1 y 3 mos Coloong Drowning1 Gerald Toradyo Y. Torrefel M 7 y/o Mapulang Lupa Drowning1 Ely Perez M Brgy. Muzon Drowning1 Diego San Jose M Brgy. Panghulo Drowning1 Evelyn Severo F Brgy. Tanong Drowning1 Romulo Macabenta M Brgy. Dampalit Drowning1 Liza Mae Ravadillo F 19 y/o Brgy. Potrero Drowning1 Segundo Amantilo y Rabino M 17 y/o Pinagsabugan, Longos Drowning1 Erickson Dreva y Tedio M Brgy. Potrero Drowning1 Archie Ybanez M Brgy. Tinajeros Drowning1 A.K.A. Aquino M 13 y/o UN Avenue Electrocution1 Ronald Vasquez M 33 y/o Brgy. 308 Drowning1 Rico Cambri M 18 y/o San Miguel Drowning

Parañaque 1 Jermy Quiote M 32 y/o Riverville, Brgy. San Isidro Electrocution1 Jaime Lopez M 42 y/o Drowning1 Dan David Mangarin M 12 y/o Drowning

Region I 7

1 Reynaldo Padilla M 37 y/o Brgy. Angayan Sur, BalungaoDrowned- fell into the river of said barangay and the body was found

dead on 8 August 2012.1 Prescilla Aquino Dela Cruz F 73 y/o Pindangan Sison Drowning

1 Gerry Bugagon M 21 y/oBrgy. Bedania, Mangatarem,

PangasinanCerebral Hemorrhage

1 Jason Perdido M 10 y/oBrgy. Inamotan Manaoag,

PangasinanDrowning

1 Jona V. Lagao F 21 y/o

1 Jessica V. Lagao F 19 y/o

1 Marvin E. Cacayuran M 19 y/o Baybay Sto. Tomas La Union Struck by lightning

Region III 481 Darel Flores M 9 y/o Brgy. Apalit, Floridablanca Electrocution1 Tracy Nunang Estrella F 11 y/o Brgy. Sto. Tomas, Lubao Drowning1 Stephanie Ballon Marquez F 3 y/o San Agustin, Candaba Drowning1 Michael Bryan Gatdula M 12 y/o Brgy. Sto. Niño, San Fernando Drowning1 Renato Fan M 30 y/o Marcos Village, Mabalacat Drowning1 Jayvy Cunanan M 20 y/o Quebiawan, City of San Electrocution1 Joey Camposanto Tolentino M 33 y/o c/o Dallas Inves & Securities Drowning1 Lloyd Navarro M 30 y/o San Pedro, San Fernando City Drowning1 Jeffrey Mercado M 17 y/o Pio, Porac Drowning1 Eller Hipolito Terrado M 28 y/o San Nicolas, Arayat Drowning1 Renato Poris Padilla M 32 y/o Sucat, Parañaque Drowning1 Manalang, Jeffrey M 18 y/o Purok 6, Pio, Porac Drowning

EFFECTS OF SOUTHWEST MONSOON CASUALTIES

August 7 - 11, 2012

REGION/PROVINCE/ MUNICIPALITY/BARANGAY

Name Gender Age Address Cause / Date / Remarks

GRAND TOTAL

112 DEAD

Quezon City

Lower Bayanihan, Brgy. Commonwealth

Caloocan City

Valenzuela City

Malabon City

Manila

Navotas NBBS, Navotas

Pangasinan

La UnionBaybay Sto. Tomas La Union

Struck by lightning on or about 6:15 PM on August 10,2012 while on

board a motor fishing boat at Brgy. Ubagan Sto. Tomas on their way home. Victims were rushed to La Union Medical Center but were pronounced DOA by attending

physician

Pampanga

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1 Viray, Rodel M 31 y/oTuano Subd, San Matias, Sto.

TomasDrowning

1 Tuanzon, Gerald Quiambao M 13 y/oL. Gomez Subd., San Matias,

Sto. TomasDrowning

1 Callal, Robert M 40 y/o Sta. Lucia, San Fernando City Drowning

1 Ariem Menes M 19 y/o Brgy. Poblacion North, Sta. Drowning1 Anthony Ramos M 31 y/o New Kalalake, Olongapo City Drowning1 Alden Majadas M 17 y/o Brgy. Inhobol, Masinloc Drowning

1 Rolando CapistranoM

42 y/o Brgy. San Agustin, Castillejos Drowning

1 Jolly Gubalane M 19 y/o So Matalvis, Brgy. Inhobol, Masinloc

Struck by lightning

1 Ludovico Mendoza M 80 y/o Purok 2, Calapandayan, Subic Drowning1 Monica Merced Tongson F 92 y/o Lomboy, Sta. Cruz Nervous Breakdown

1 Joel LauretaM

31 y/o New Kalalake, Olongapo City Drowning

1 Ralyn Certeza Cunin M 1 mo Longos, Meycauayan Drowning1 Exier Kyle Langres M 6 mos Brgy. Look, Malolos Drowning1 Roy Cailan M 47 y/o Brgy. San Pascual, Obando Drowning1 Angelita Quinto F 60 y/o Brgy. Borol, Balagtas Drowning1 Jomar Laluan M 20 y/o Pinaod, San Ildefonso Drowning1 Erjan Roque M 47 y/o Pinaod, San Ildefonso Drowning1 Danilo Lopez M Brgy. Ilang-Ilang, Guiguinto Drowning1 John Rey Arvin Roque M 15 y/o Pinaod, San Ildefonso Drowning1 Jomar Balaraw M 21 y/o Tokod, San Rafael Drowning1 Honorio del Rosario M 51 y/o Libtong, Meycauayan Drowning1 Bong Santos M 51 y/o Bambang Snake Bite1 Alex Agusto M 35 y/o Brgy. Luacan, Dinalupihan Drowning1 Richard Catli M 22 y/o Brgy. Torres, Dinalupihan Drowning1 Juanito Manglia M 70 y/o Brgy. Flores, Dinalupihan Drowning1 Clarita Jungaya Olarte F Brgy. Bilolo, Orion Drowning1 Theodorico Maruli M 70 y/o Hermosa Drowning1 Danilo Masangkay M 26 y/o Tabon, San Vicente, Orion Drowning1 Marcelino Peñaflor M Brgy. Saguing, Dinalupihan Cardiac arrest1 Geo Matias M 18 y/o Diwa, Pilar1 Junjun Tarlino M 19 y/o Diwa, Pilar Drowning1 Teodoro Paruli M 51 y/o Palihan, Hermosa Electrocution1 Mallari, Ramil M 31 y/o Brgy. Bacong, Hermosa Drowning1 Mallari, Rommel M 22 y/o Brgy. Bacong, Hermosa Drowning

1 Felipe Kabalse M 45 y/oSitio Orbito, Brgy. San Agustin,

CaranglanDrowning

1 Eusebio De Guzman M 87 y/o Brgy. Payebo San Jose Drowning

Region IV-A 151 Noel Lopes M 40 y/o Cuenca, Batangas Electrocution1 Anna Marie Pansipani F 7 y/o Drowning1 Ana May Pansipani F 9 y/o Drowning1 Camille Ostinado F Talisay Hit by a tree

1 Ricardo Receles M 42 y/oSouthville Phase 8, Rodriguez,

RizalDrowning

1 Nicole Acosta F 9 y/o1 Noel Garde M 14 y/o1 Christian Garde M 12 y/o

1 Reynaldo Hagipit M Brgy. San Jose, Rodriguez,

RizalLandslide

1 Leticia Cruz F 60 y/o Brgy. Tandang Kutyo, Tanay, Myocardial Infarction

1 Mary Jane Dupit F 18 y/o Brgy. Tanungan, Pililia Drowning1 Christian Curiano M 3 y/o Dulong Wawa, Malaban Drowning1 Alberto Madarang M 83 y/o Lachera, Calamba City Drowning1 Christian Jay Balista M 17 y/o Parian, Calamba Drowning1 Ernesto Flores M 60 y/o Alaminos, Laguna Drowning

Region VI 1Antique 1 Erlie G. Castillon M 34 y/o Brgy. Poblacion South Drowning

GRAND TOTAL

14

NCR 41 Jessie Baylon M 24 y/o1 Kidskin (Lidalyn) Simbulan F 40 y/o

1 Ma. Lezlyn Simbulan F 19 y/o

1 Alex John Simbulan M undetermined

Region I 1

Pangasinan 1 Rustom Caguioa M 11 y/oBrgy. Dorongan Punta

Mangatarem, Pangasinan.Snake Bite

Region IV-A 1

Rizal 1 Regie Santos 22 y/oAmado Compound, Brgy.

BurgosVehicular accident due to rains.

Region III 51 Albert Barientos M 19 y/o

1 Archie Bungol M 21 y/o Lightning

1 Ricky Gubalane M 20 y/o Lightning

1 Catalina Castelioned F 21 y/o Brgy. Taltal, Masinloc Hit by a falling tree.

1 Alvin Galang M Mabini Ext., Dinalupihan

CAR Region 1Benguet 1 Dora Golsing F 49 y/o Calasipan, Atok Multiple Abrasion

Region IV-B 21 Lando Montiano M 50 y/o Brgy. Bancuro, Naujan

1 Val Valenzuela M 37 y/o Brgy. San Jose, Naujan

Zambales

Bataan

Nueva Ecija

Batangas Brgy. Ulango, Tanauan City

Purok 18 Upper Javier, Brgy. San Juan, Taytay

Drowning

Laguna

INJURED

Quezon CityLower Bayanihan, Brgy.

CommonwealthLandslide

Zambales

Brgy. Inhobol, Masinloc

Bulacan

Rizal

Oriental Mindoro

Went on fishing on or about 1:00 AM, 6 August 2012 but failed to

return home at 8:00AM, 6 August 2012.

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GRAND TOTAL

4

NCR 2Caloocan City 1 Fernando Bagapere M 43 y/o Brgy. 72

Valenzuela City 1 Emmanuel Magkamit M 28 y/o La Mesa St., Ugong

Region I 21 Arturo E. Jallorina M 48 y/o

1 Rudy G. Mostoles M 47 y/o

GRAND TOTAL

62,847

Region I 87Ilocos Sur 1

Pangasinan 86

NCR 62,751Region IV-B 8

Oriental Mindoro 1

Romblon 1

CAR 1Benguet 1

went on fishing last 11 August 2012 but failed to return home.

RESCUED

Palawan 6

MISSING

Brgy. Dili, Sta. Cruz,Ilocos Sur

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TAB D

SITUATION ACTION(s) TAKEN

(7) Roads & (3) Bridges

Marangla Section of the olongapo Bugallon Road km 213+000

Amunga-Palauig-Banlog Road

Pangolingan Section of the olongapo Bugallon Road km 222+100

Candaba - San Miguel Road Floodwater: 0.1 m - 1.2 m (Muddy Road)

Baliuag-Candaba-Sta Ana RoadFloodwater: 0.1 m - 1.5 m (Muddy Road)

Sto Tomas-Minalin Road Floodwater: 0.1 m - 1 m

Bagac-Mariveles Landslides Mobilization of heavy equipment

Biaan Bridge Collapsed slope protection Banayam Bridge Collapsed slope protection

Paysawan Bridge Heavily Damaged

(4) Roads

Balayan- Balibago Road Road Settlement Warning Signs Installed

Marikina- Infanta Road (Marcos Highway)Cut Section/ Road Slip

L=60.0 m Installed warning signs and maintenance of detour road

on-going

Quisao Bridge along Pililia Jct. Jalajala Road Cut Approach About "B"Warning Signs Installed. Driving of steel sheets piles

completed. Backfiling works on- going to prevent further damage

Marikina- Infanta Road (Baras Section)Eroded Slope Protection

22.5 MWarning Signs Installed.

(1) Road

Abra-Kalinga road along Cutop, Malibcong section Road cut Barricade and warning signals are installed

Lower Bicutan: Yakal St., Narra St, Waist deep

Bayanan: Purok 4,5,6 Hip deep

Tunasan: Sikatville, Regala Compound Arandia St. Unity Levi's Compound

Hip deep

Poblacion: Pulong Silangan Espeleta Pantalan Hip deep

Putatan: TESDA, Burger, Park 1 PNR Site Hip deep

Cupang: Tuklas, Riverside, PNR 1-2, Hermillo and Areva Compound, Sunrise, Kabulusan, Nofuente

Hip deep

Buli: Lake shore Hip deep

Alabang: Joaquin Compound, Davao Compound 7-A and B, Lake shore

Hip deep

Sucat: Lake shore Hip deep

LOCATION

Final ReportEFFECTS OF SOUTHWEST MONSOON

STATUS OF ROADS AND BRIDGES"Not Passable"

Batangas

Region III

Zambales

Pampanga

Bataan

Region IV-A

Abra

NCR

Muntinlupa City

Rizal

CAR

Taguig City

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Final Report Tab E

TOTALLY PARTIALLY

3,871 10,409Region I Sub-Total 9 71

Pangasinan 7 70

Dasol 7 70

Ilocos Sur 0 1

Tagudin 0 1

La Union 2 0

San Juan 2 0

Region III Sub-Total 427 1,030 Bataan 75 174

Samal 5 0

Hermosa 57 134

Limay 13 40

Bulacan 25 402

Hagonoy 23 400

Plaridel 2 2

Pampanga 311 359

Angeles City 294 286

Sta. Ana 0 9

Magalang 3 0

Sta. Rita 1 53

Floridablanca 7 0

Candaba 0 8

Porac 0 2

Guagua 6 0

San Luis 0 1

Zambales 16 95

San Marcelino 1 17

Iba 3 0

Masinloc 1 1 San Antonio 3 68

San Narciso 0 2

Sta Cruz 5 0

Castillejos 1 0 Cabangan 1 7

San Nicolas 1 0

Region IV-A Sub-Total 3,125 7,315 Batangas 124 2,865

Calaca 18 84

Balayan 2 13

Calatagan 5 67

Taal 3 31

Lian 9 220

Tingloy 17 0

Nasugbu 36 56

Tuy 1 9

Batangas City 1 9

Cuenca 0 1

Bauan 13 74

San Luis 4 4

Agoncillo 1 0

EFFECTS OF SOUTHWEST MONSOON

DAMAGED HOUSES August 7 - 11, 2012

REGION Province/Municipality DAMAGED HOUSES

GRAND TOTAL14,280

Balete 1 1

Laurel 0 17

Malvar 2 41

San Nicolas 1 0

Lemery 9 2,202

Sta. Teresita 0 32

Ibaan 1 0

Tanauan City 0 4

Rizal 2,613 2,636

Antipolo City 9 1

Baras 0 1

Cardona 0 1

Binangonan 6 0

San Mateo 128 486

Rodriguez/ Montalban 1 5

Taytay 2 5

Pililla 2,467 338

Cavite 194 1,800

Cavite City 131 1,666

Kawit 0 82

Bacoor 0 3

Imus 0 3

Gen. Mariano Alvarez 1 5

Gen. Trias 22 0

Ternate 17 41

Alfonso 1 0

Tanza 22 0

Laguna 194 14

Calamba City 83 5

Los Banos 7 2

Biñan 25 0

Bay 73 7

Paete 6 0

Region IV-B Sub-Total 1 3 Occidental Mindoro 1 3

Rizal 1 3Region VI Sub-Total 309 1,990

Iloilo 100 464 Dumangas 3 3

Pototan 1 1Igbaras 0 2

IloIlo City 82 425Guimbal 14 15Miag-ao 0 18

Antique 12 266San Jose 12 96Laua-an 0 9

Culasi 0 161 Negros Occidental 197 1,260

Hinobaan 30 251EB Magalona 56 54

Bago City 10 128Silay City 11 55

Pulupandan 14 12Pontevedra 8 4

Valladolid 47 718Himamaylan City 10 20

Candoni 1 0San Enrique 9 8

Hinigaran 1 10

Final Report Tab F

LIVESTOCKS

Type of Crops Estimated Peso

Value Estimated Peso

Value

Type of Project/ Species

Estimated Peso Value

GRAND TOTAL

TOTAL 178,311,012.35 187,622,051.11 411,895,000.00 1,249,095,583.50 12,203,610.00 125,681,638.62 - 1,017,502,219.60

NCR - 411,895,000.00 411,895,000.00

411,895,000.00 411,895,000.00

Region III 89,457,000.00 5,000,000.00 - 1,240,189,322.00 11,298,800.00 125,391,638.62 1,009,442,859.60 2,480,779,620.22

Bataan 24,755,000.00 5,000,000.00 - 29,755,000.00

Bulacan Rice 244,516,988.00 3,232,000.00 102,792,443.00 78,263,117.60 428,804,548.60

Olongapo 6,620,500.00 Rice and Corn - - - 6,620,500.00

Pampanga Rice and Corn 660,202,432.00 228,500.00 19,196,176.00 901,569,067.00 1,581,196,175.00

Tarlac 1,518,500.00 Rice and Corn 299,972,809.00 - - - 301,491,309.00

Zambales 56,563,000.00 Rice 35,497,093.00 7,838,300.00 3,403,019.62 29,610,675.00 132,912,087.62

Region IV-B - - - 1,668,911.50 30,600.00 90,000.00 1,789,511.50 Occidental Mindoro -

Abra de Ilog - Brgy. Tibag 1,160,792.00 1,160,792.00

Brgy. Lumangbayan 25,127.50 21,600.00 46,727.50 Brgy. Camurong 160,327.00 160,327.00

Brgy. Tibag Corn 260,000.00 9,000.00 269,000.00 Brgy. Tibag 1,025.00 1,025.00

Brgy. Camurong 1,640.00 1,640.00 Brgy. Camurong Coconut 60,000.00 60,000.00

Brgy. Wawa 7 units fish cage 90,000.00 90,000.00 Region I - - - 0 - - - 7,969,360.00 7,969,360.00

Pangasinan Bangus, Tilapia and

others 7,658,250.00 7,658,250.00

La Union Bangus and Tilapia 311,110.00 311,110.00

Region IV-A 88,854,012.35 182,622,051.11 - - 7,237,350.00 874,210.00 290,000.00 - - 279,877,623.46

Rizal 88,854,012.35 182,622,051.11 Rice and corn 7,237,350.00 380,390.00 290,000.00 - - 279,383,803.46 Morong 3,000,000.00 Rice and corn 296,750.00 3,296,750.00

Cardona Rice 1,787,500.00 1,787,500.00 Tanay 1,110,000.00 3,082,616.38 Rice 12,000.00 4,204,616.38

Rodriguez 2,801,000.00 15,261,400.00 Rice and corn 492,000.00 - 18,554,400.00 Teresa 700,000.00 2,525,366.27 Rice 213,600.00 90,000.00 3,528,966.27

Pililla Rice 4,143,000.00 4,143,000.00 Baras 5,200,000.00 4,500,000.00 Corn 90,000.00 380,390.00 10,170,390.00

Jalajala 1,100,000.00 1,781,258.82 Corn 202,500.00 3,083,758.82 Taytay 29,810,324.16 5,000,000.00 200,000.00 35,010,324.16

Binangonan 9,000,000.00 300,000.00 9,300,000.00 San Mateo 8,150,000.00 14,790,464.75 22,940,464.75

Angono 2,992,688.19 3,958,330.00 6,951,018.19 Antipolo 24,240,000.00 22,727,614.89 46,967,614.89 Cainta 3,750,000.00 105,695,000.00 109,445,000.00

Batangas 170,000.00 170,000.00 Cavite 105,770.00 105,770.00 Laguna 218,050.00 218,050.00

Rice

Bananas

HEALTH FACILITIES

CROPS (Rice and Corn) TOTAL COST (Infrastructure +

Agriculture)

777,828,063.46 2,404,483,051.72 3,182,311,115.18

ROADS/BRIDGES/ OTHER

STRUCTURESFLOOD CONTROL

HVCC (Mango, Banana, Papaya,

Vegetables)

FISHERIES

EFFECTS OF SOUTHWEST MONSOONCOST OF DAMAGES

August 7 - 11, 2012

Region/Province/City/Municipality

INFRASTRUCTURE AGRICULTURE

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Final Report TAB G

AREAS of DEPLOYMENT

UNIT PERSONNEL VEHICLES SEACRAFTS OTHERS

TOTAL 19,579 699 283 32ARMED FORCESOF THE PHILIPPINES 5,839 379 112 0

NOLCOM 486 41 Officer, 445 EP 341 Motor 1, Crane Truck, 26 M-35 Trucks,

1 M250, 1 KM450, 4 KM250, 6 Rubber Boats

SOLCOM 83 9 Officer, 74 EP 8 M-35 Trucks 2 Rubber Boats

JTF-NCR 94120 Officer, 284 EP, 31

Reservist, 606 Reservist EP39

3 DRO trailer, 6 Pick-Up, Trucks, 2 Isuzu Elfs, 1 KM450, 27 M-35 Trucks

517 Rubber Boats, 11 Wooden Boats, 3

Amphibian Trucks, 1 LARC,

PN DRTU 117 33 Officer, 84 EP 127 M-35 Trucks, 3 DRO Trailer,1

Amphibian Jeep, 1 Amphibian Truck9

6 Rubber Boats, 2 Dehabilant Boat, 1 LARC

PA DRTU 220 10 Officer, 210 EP 1012 M-35 Trucks, 1 Rescue Truck, 1

Toyota Surf, 1 DRO Trailer13 Rubber Boats

24IB/73DRC 22 Personnel 56IB (MARILAO) 25 Personnel 1 1 KM450 1 Assault Boat56IB (MALOLOS) 6 Personnel 1 1 Truck 1 Assault Boat56IB (MEYCAUAYAN) 85 Personnel 5 2 KM450, 2 KM250, M35 Truck 2 Rubber Boats56IB (HAGONOY) 12 2 Officer, 10 EP 2 2 M35 Truck3MECH (TARLAC) 49 Personnel 2 1 M450, 1 M2507ID (PAMPANGA) 57 Personnel 3 3 M35 Truck 1 1 Rubber BoatPalayan PDRRMC 9 Personnel 1 1 Elf Truck, 2 1 OBM, 1 Water spine Board3RCDG 6 PersonnelDART- TARLAC 7 Personnel 2 1 Fiber Glass Boat, 1 OBM Engine24IB (BATAAN) 45 Personnel 1 CIVIS VEHICLE24IB (ZAMBALES) 63 Personnel

24IB (Masinloc & Subic, Zambales) 68 4 Officers, 64 EP 2 1 KM250, M35 Truck

PA 7CMO (Brgy Balsic, Hermosa, Bataan)

68 4 Officer, 64 EP 2 2 CIVIS VEHICLE, 1 KM250

PA 3MECH (Tarlac) 24 2 Officer, 22 EP 4 2 M450, 2 M250PA 31 MIC, 32 MIC, 33 MIC (Brgy Salupungan, Camiling & Paniqui, Tarlac)

106 12 Officers,94 EP 42 M450, 1 4X4 Pick-up, 1 Mitsubishi

Canter

PA 7DTU (San Simon & Macabebe, Pampanga and Dinalupihan, Bataan)

62 22 personnel, 40 EP 2 2 Rubber Boat

PA 702 BDE (Meycauayan City, Bulacan/Subic & San Felipe, Zambales)

284 16 Officers, 268 EP 2 2 KM250

Santiago/Isabela rescue Teams (2)

23 Personnel 2 Aluminum Boats

18SF 7 Personnel 1 1 Truck 1 1 Boat18SFC (Hagonoy & Calumpit, Bulacan)

1063 Officer, 74 EP, 15 CAA & 14

Reservists3 1 M35,2 KM250 1 Aluminum Boat

EFFECTS OF SOUTHWEST MONSOONRESPONSE ASSETS DEPLOYED

ASSETS DEPLOYED

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AREAS of DEPLOYMENT

UNIT PERSONNEL VEHICLES SEACRAFTS OTHERS

ASSETS DEPLOYED

18SFC (Hermosa, Bataan) 5 1 Officer, 4 EP

56IB 23 1 Officer, 22 EP 1 1 M35 Truck 2 Rubber Boats7ID-71 st DRC, 7DRU, 7FMC 47 Personnel 3 1 M35 Trucks, 1 KM 250, 1 Ambulance 2 2 Rubber Boats56IB703rd 21 EP 2 2 Km450PAF TOG3 14 EP 2 2 M35 TrucksPAF DRTU 55 14 Officers, 41 EP 8 M-35 TruckPAF (San Fernando) 9 Personnel 1 1M35 TruckPAF (Sto Tomas) 47 Personnel 3 M35 truck

PAF (VILLAMOR) 1,346 101 Officers, 1245 EP 145

1 SOKOL (Available)5 UH-1H (Available)

33 M35 trucks, 3 (1 1/4) Ton Trucks, 103 DROs

12 10 Rubber Boats, 2 PVC Boats

PAF (CLARK) 42 SOKOL (Available)2 UH-1H (Available)

NRC-NCR 25 2 Officer, 23 EP 2 Amphibian Truck 2 Rubber BoatsSARU, 15IDRR 26 1 Officer, 25 EP 2 M-35 Trucks 2 Rubber BoatsJCMOTF-NCR 32 4 Officers, 28 EP 2 M-35 Trucks 2 Rubber BoatsJTG Land-NCR 25 3 Officers, 22 EP 3 1 M-35 Trucks, 2 KM450

HHSG, SJTF-NCR 29 EP 81 SKW Flat Nose Truck, 3 KM450, 4

Isuzu Elf5 Rubber Boats

NCR-RCDG 628 35 Officers, 593 EP 13 5 M-35 Trucks, 6 Civ Pick-up 18 7 Rubber Boats, 11 Wooden BoatsJTFG-NCR 10 1 Officer, 9 EP 1 KM450 1 Rubber BoatGHQ & HSC DRTU 300 3 Officer, 297 EP 14 M-35 Trucks 4 Rubber Boats

AFPRESCOM DRTU 48 5 Officers, 43 EP 5 3 M-35 Trucks, 2 Pick-up Trucks 1 Rubber Boat

FMRF Battle Staff 40 13 Officers, 27 EP 3 1 Starex, 1 L300, 1 Nissan Urvan

FMRF Command Grp 4 1 Officer, 3 EP 1 Amphibian Jeep/ L300

PMC 17 1 Officer, 16 EP 4 2 M35, 1 DRO Trailer, 1 LARV 3 Dehabilant Boats

NCBDE 15 5 Officers, 10 EP 1 M35 1 Fiber glass boat w/ OBM

NFSL/TF Albay 28 5 Officers, 23 EP 5 3 M35, 1 Toyota Revo, 1 Ambulance 2 Rubber Boats w/ OBM

NBC 19 1 Officer, 18 EP 1 DRO Trailer 1 Rubber Boat w/ OBM

PF 10 1 Officer, 9 EP 2 1 M35 Trucks, 1 DRO Trailer 2 Rubber Boats w/ OBM

NLC 6 1 Officer, 5 EP

CNH 5 2 Officers, 3 EP 1 Ambulance

NSSC 11 2 Officers, 9 EP 2 RHB

BNS 8 1 Officer, 7 EP 2 1 M35 Truck, 1 DRO Trailer 2 1 Rubber Boat w/ OBM, RHB w/ OBM

MNH 5 1 Officer, 4 EP 1 Ambulance

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AREAS of DEPLOYMENT

UNIT PERSONNEL VEHICLES SEACRAFTS OTHERS

ASSETS DEPLOYED

PHILIPPINENATIONAL POLICE

9,754 169 138 0

PRO 1 457343 SAR Trained Personnel, 13

PCOs, 101 PNCOs19

1 Ambulance, 1 6x6 Trucks, 17 other vehicles

4 Rubber Boats

PRO 2 119 SAR Trained Personnel 2 Ambulances 2 Rubber Boats

PRO 3 268135 SAR Trained Personnel

133 PNCOs3 1 Ambulance, 1 6X6 Trucks, 1 Innova 8

4 Rubber Boats w/o OBM4 Fiber Bancas w/OBM

PRO 4A 626146 Trained Personnel, 17 SAF Deployment, 1 MG Deployment,

10 PCOs, 452 PNCOs48

1 Ambulance, 4 6x6 Trucks , 1 Amphibian Truck & 42 other vehicles

32 Rubber Boats

1 Fiber Boat

PRO 4B 140 Trained Personnel 1 Ambulance 3 Rubber Boats (Inventory)PRO 5 1,478 SAR Trained Personnel 10 Rubber Boats (Inventory)PRO 6 440 SAR Trained Personnel 1 Ambulance 3 Rubber BoatsBATAAN 58 58 Personnel 6 4 M35 trucks, 2 back to back hilux, 9 3 Rubber Boats, 2 fiber Banca 4 OBM, PRO COR 248 SAR Trained Personnel 1 Ambulance 3 Rubber Boats (Inventory)PRO ARMM 2 Ambulances 5 Rubber Boats

NCRPO 4,062

136 PCOs3896 PNCOs30 Personnel

7530 6x6 Truck, 2 Amphibian Truck, 43

other Vehicle46 Rubber Boats, Drum Boat, Fire boat

(QCPD)Quezon City

448323 Personnel Deployed

12 PCOs113 PNCOs

2 6 x 6 Truck 5 Rubber Boats

(NPD)Malabon City

16645 SAR Trained Personnel

121 PNCOs3 1 6 x 6 Truck, 2 Amphibian Truck 10

1 Drum Boat, 7 Rubber Boats, 2 Fiber boats

(EPD)Marikina City & San Juan City

203136 SAR Trained Personnel

4 PCOs63 PNCOs

2 1 back to back & 1 6 x 6 Truck 9 Rubber Boats

(NCRPO RPSB)Marikina & MMDA

672

560 SAR Trained Personnel5 PCOs

107 PNCOs8 Scuba Divers

1 6x6 Truck

(MPD)Manila

275 PCOs

22 PNCOs1 back to back 1 Rubber Boat

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AREAS of DEPLOYMENT

UNIT PERSONNEL VEHICLES SEACRAFTS OTHERS

ASSETS DEPLOYED

(SPD)Pasay, Makati,Parañaque, Las Piñas, Taguig, Pateros

558 PCOs

47 PNCOs1 6 x 6 Truck 1 Rubber Boat

MG 17070 SAR Trained Personnel

100 MG Personnel Deployed8

7 Rubber Boats1 Flat Boat

SAF (Marikina) 117111 Personnel, 1 PCOs & 5

PNCOs1 Ambulance 8 Rubber Boats

PHILIPPINECOAST GUARD

271 13 24 0

Rizal 5 1 Officer, 4 EP 1 2 M-35 1 1 RHIB

Taguig 5 5 EP 1 1 Isuzu 1 1 Rubber Boat

Valenzuela 12 1 Officers, 11 EP, 1 1 M-35 2 2 rubber Boats w/o OBM

Quezon City 88 7 Officers, 76 EP, 5 PCGA 63 M-35 Trucks, 1 Elf Truck, 1 Pick-up, 1

Tamaraw FX6

6 Rubber Boats1 Dinghy Boat

Malabon City 52 4 Officers, 48 EP 2 1 10-Wheeler truck, Civilian Truck 3 Rubber Boats(1 deflated)

Mandaluyong City 21 1 Officer, 6 EP, 14 PCGA 21 Rubber Boat

1 Zodiac Rubber BoatMarikina City 46 5 Officers, 41 EP 1 M-35 Truck 6 1 RHIB, 5 Rubber BoatsLas Piñas City 6 PCGA 1 Rubber BoatManila City 36 4 Officers, 32 EP 1 Truck (2GO) 2 Rubber Boats

BUREAU OF FIRE PROTECTION 2,717 19 5 0

NCR 2,346 2,346 SRU, 4 EMS 179 Ambulances, 5 Rescue Truck, 3 Fire

Truck5 Rubber Boats

Region IV-A 371 EPRegion III 2 Fire TrucksDEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS AND HIGHWAYS

797 111 0 0

Quezon City 35 Personnel 5 5 DumptruckValenzuela 7 Personnel 1 1 DumptruckMakati 21 Personnel 3 3 DumptruckCaloocan 14 Personnel 2 2 Dumptruck

10 Personnel 2 2 Dumptruck10 Personnel 2 2 waterpump

Region IV-ABatangas 152 Personnel 21 vehiclesCavite 117 Personnel 11 vehiclesLaguna 100 Personnel 20 vehiclesQuezon 264 Personnel 20 vehiclesRizal 67 Personnel 22 vehiclesMMDA 0 3 0 0

3 3 dumptruck, DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH 158 0 0 0NCR 82 PersonnelRegion IV-A 76 Personnel

Manila City (Private Organization)

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AREAS of DEPLOYMENT

UNIT PERSONNEL VEHICLES SEACRAFTS OTHERS

ASSETS DEPLOYED

LTO 43 5 4 32DFA, City of San Fernando, Pampanga

4 Personnel 3 3 dump truck

Sto. Tomas City of San Fernando Pampanga & Dinalupihan Bataan

30 Personnel 32 aluminum boats, 1 fiber glass rescue

boat, 3

1 OBM Engine 60HP, 1 PPE's, 1 first aid kit

Dinalupihan Bataan 9 Personnel 2 1 elf truck, 1 transportation vehicle 1 1 rubber boat 29

1 out board motors, 1 water spine board, 7 sets of PPE, 3 heavy duty search light, 6 throw bags, 1 100m water rope, 2 rescue

tube, 7 alloy carabiner, 1 water proof first aid

kit

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TAB G‐1

Families Persons

PNP NCR NPD

(Not passable to all types of vehicles):Mc Arthur Highway-Brgy. Potrero Malabon City to Marulas, Valenzuela; Letre; and Brgy. Tonsuya.: Letre Rd.; RAE; C-4 Rd; BMC; Samson Rd.; Mc Arthur Highway, Caloocan; 2nd Ave.; 3rd Ave.; 4th Ave.; 5th Ave.; Brgy. Maligaya; Brgy. 118; Brgy. 119; Brgy. 120; Samson Rd.-Monumento; Maypajo Rd.-Manila; C-3 Rd.; Navotas,Boundary;C-4 Rd.-Sabalo; Dagat-dagatan Ave.; and Libis Espina. (Not Passable to Light Vehicles) Malabon: Gen. Luna & Arellano St. Brgy. Concepcion, Gov. Pascual Ave.Brgy. Tonsuya;Brgy. Catmon;P.Auino st. (Not passable to all types of vehicles)

Deployed forty five (45) SAR trained personnel equiped with two (2) amphibian trucks, two (2) fiber boats, seven (7) rubber boats, one drum boat and one (1) 6x6 truck at the flooded areas. Also deployed are one hundred twenty one (121) District and Station personnel to render rescue, evacuation, disaster relief, and traffic assistance on the flooded areas.

1,696 6,694

QCPD

(Not passable to all types of vehicles): Brgy.Pasong Putik; Brgy. Bagong Silangan;Edsa Tunnel/P.Tuazon Blvd. North Bound.;ERB-QA;

Deployed 323 District and Station personnel to render rescue, evacuation, disaster relief, and traffic assistance on the flooded areas.

7,865 35,733

SPD

(Not passable to all type of vehicles): Pasay-Maricaban; and Malibay. (Not passable to light vehicles): Makati: Dela Rosa; Evangelista; P Ocampo; Kamagong; Puregold-Pasong Tamo; and H. Santos. Muntinlupa: Laguerta cor Arandia St.; and San Guillermo infront of TESDA. Taguig: Laura Drive; Bagumbayan; New Lower Bicutan; Ligid Tipas; Hagonoy Signal; Bay Breeze Brgy San Miguel Palingon Tipas; and PNR Site West Bicutan.

Deployed two hundred ninety (290) District and Station personnel to render rescue, evacuation, disaster relief, and traffic assistance on the flooded areas.

1,209 4,091

MPD(Not Passable to all types of vehicles): Lagusnilad; and Quezon Blvd.

Deployed two hundred eighteen (218) District and Station personnel equiped with one (1) rubber boat and one (1) back to back patrol vehicle to render rescue, evacuation, disaster relief, and traffic assistance on the flooded areas.

1,058 3,752

EPD

(Not passable to light vehicles): FVR Rd. Brgy IVC, Kaolin St.;Brgy.Parang;Balubad; Brgy.Nangka;Provident Village(Not Passable to light Vehicles)

Deployed one hundred thirty six (136) SAR trained personnel with one (1) 6x6 trucks, and one (1) back to back patrol vehicles at the flooded areas. Also deployed are two hundred fifteen (215) District and Station personnel to render rescue, evacuation, disaster relief, and traffic assistance on the flooded areas.

1,692 6,420

RPSB

Pasig City Deployed thirty (30) SAR trained personnel, onboard on a 6x6 trucks were deployed at the flooded areas of Pasig City to render rescue, evacuation, disaster relief, and traffic assistance on the flooded areas.

MG

Deployed nine (9) teams with seventy (70) SAR trained personnel, equiped with fifteen (7) rubber boats and one (1) flat boat to render rescue, evacuation, disaster relief, and traffic assistance on the flooded areas.

1,195

SAF

183 personnel with eight (8) rubber boats onboard a troop carrier were deployed to render rescue, evacuation, disaster relief, and traffic assistance on the flooded areas.

1,962

Final Report

STATUS OF RESCUE OPERATIONS RE: SOUTHWEST MONSOON (HABAGAT)

AGENCY/ 

GROUPREGION RESPONSE UNIT Road Condition/ Flooded Areas/Area of Opns Deployed Assets

No. of Rescued

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Families PersonsAGENCY/ 

GROUPREGION RESPONSE UNIT Road Condition/ Flooded Areas/Area of Opns Deployed Assets

No. of Rescued

PRO1 Pangasinan

(Not passable to light vehicles): Brgy . Salasa, Bugallon; Brgy. Umanday, Bugallon; Brgy. Quibaol, Lingayen; and Brgy. Balococ, Lingayen.

Deployed 140 personnel, equiped with four (4) boats (2-rubber boats, 1-motor boat, and one (1) PVC boat with OBM, (1) rubberboat with paddle but w/o motor, and thirty-nine (39) vehicles (2-dump trucks, 1-ambulance, 1-elf truck, 1-6x6 truck, 1-isuzu jeep, 3-revo, 2-L300 back toback, 3-corolla patrol, 2-innova, 2-hilux patrol) to render rescue, evacuation, disaster relief, and traffic assistance on the flooded areas.

86

PRO3 Bataan PPO

(Not passable to light vehicles): Brgy Balsik; Layak; Dinalupihan; Almacin; Pulo; Hermosa; Samal; Lomboy; Wawa; Laon; Clayclay; Capitasan; Bagong Daan; Abucay; Tuyu Catanin Puerto; Balanga; Sta Rosa; Wawa; Pilar; Bagong Bario; Sto Domingo; Orion; and Layak.

Deployed seventy eight (78) personnel for SAR operations in flooded areas, and eleven (11) personnel deployed in evacuation centers.

Bulacan PPO

(Not passable to all types of vehicles): Mc Arthur Highway fronting SM Marilao; Brgy Saluysoy; Brgy Pandayan; Mc Arthur-Meycauyan. (Not passable to light vehicles): Brgy Logos, Malolos.

Deployed fifty three (53) personnel in evacuation centers.

Nueva Ecija PPO

Pampanga PPO(Not passable to light vehicles): Mc Arthur Hway from San Simon to San Fernando; Olangapo-Gapan Road.

Deployed thirty (30) personnel for SAR operations in flooded areas, and two (2) personnel deployed in evacuation centers.

Tarlac PPO

Deployed thirty (30) personnel to render rescue, evacuation, disaster relief, and traffic assistance on the flooded areas.

Zambales PPO

Angeles CPO

Deployed twenty (20) personnel to render rescue, evacuation, disaster relief, and traffic assistance on the flooded areas.

Olongapo CPO(not passable to light vehicle): Olongapo-Gapan Rd. along Brgy. Layac, Dinalupihan.

Deployed twenty one (21) personnel in evacuation centers

RPSB3

Deployed thirty seven (37) personnel to render rescue, evacuation, disaster relief, and traffic assistance on the flooded areas.

PRO4-A Cavite PPO

Deployed fifty eight (58) personnel for SAR operations in Kawit and Bacoor Cavite utilizing One (1) rubber boat

Laguna PPO

(Not passable to light vehicle): National Rd from Pakil going to Sinoloan & Mabitac.

Deployed two hundred seventy seven (277) personnel with (4-6x6 truck, 24-mobile patrol vehicles, 2-dump truck, 1-amphibian truck, 1-rubber boat, and 1-fiber boat) to render rescue, evacuation, disaster relief, and traffic assistance on the flooded areas.

Batangas PPO

Rizal PPO

(Not passable to all types of vehicles): Marcos Highway, San Jose, Antipolo; and Imelda Ave., Cainta. (Not passable to light vehicles): Highway 2000, Taytay.

Deployed two hundred fifty two (252) personnel with (13-mobile patrol vehicles, 1-dump truck, and 2-motorcycles) to render rescue, evacuation, disaster relief, and traffic assistance on the flooded areas.

PCG NCR Malabon & Marikina

Deployed Personnel & Logistic: 7 PCG Officers; 62 EP; 1 PCG Rubber boat; and 1 PSG Rubber boat; three (3) M-35 Trck; and 1 Truck

2,543

AFP NCR

Las Piñas, Quezon City, Manila, Pasig City, CAMANAVA Area, Muntinlupa,

Marikina City

Rescue, evacuation and relief operations in flooded areas in NCR from August 7 - 9, 2012

Deployed 20 Officers & 248 EP (Active); 31 Reservists; 606 Reservists EP; 27 M-35 Trucks; 17 rubber boats; 11 wooden boats; 3 Amphibian trucks; 1 LARC; 3 DRO Trailer; 6 Pick up trucks; 2 Isuzu; and 1 KM450

Rescue 161 NCR Marikina CityFlooded areas in Malanday, Tumana, Provident Village & IVC

Deployed thirty-eight (38) personnel with four (4) rubber boats

93

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Families PersonsAGENCY/ 

GROUPREGION RESPONSE UNIT Road Condition/ Flooded Areas/Area of Opns Deployed Assets

No. of Rescued

Team Albay  

OCD 5NCR

Medical, WASAR, WATSAN, Assisted ABS-CBN in Sagip

Kapamilya Foundation in the repacking efforts, Assisted LGUs Malabon and Valenzuela in

conducting DANA and PDHA

Flooded areas in Quezon City, Marikina and CAMANAVA area

Deployed seventy five (75) personnel with two (2) M35 truck, one (1) bus, two (2) ambulance, one (1) fire truck, six (6) support vehicles, one (1) communication vehicle, three (3) 4x4 vehicles and three (3) rubber boats with OME ; Five (5) digital cameras; Two (2) laptops; twelve (12) handheld radios; One (1) water tank and pump; One (1) water filtration system

278

13,520 62,847 GRAND TOTAL

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Tab H

SOUTHWEST MOONSON SEARCH, RESCUE AND EVACUATION OPERATIONS

7-11 August 2012

AFP AFP RESCOM NHQ assisted in the evacuation in Gen. Trias and Bacoor, Cavite. RESCOM deployed fifty (50) raincoats and twenty six (26) boots. 703rd Brigade with one (1) platoon, two (2) KM450 and NHR truck was stationed at OCDR III

for possible deployment and easy coordination of possible augmentation to flood affected areas.

7ID consist of 71st DRC, 7DRU, 7FMC with 36 personnel prepositioned 2 rubber boats, 1 M35 truck, 1 KM 250 truck and 1 ambulance in Sindalan, Pampanga

56ID deployed 9 personnel and 1 truck to Obando, Bulacan for possible rescue operations 18SF Company deployed 7 personnel, 1 truck and 1 boat to Marilao, Bulacan 24IB deployed 9 personnel and mobile patrol at Palauig and Botolan; 9 personnel in Iba, 9 in

Masinloc, 27 in Candelaria, all in Zambales; 5 personnel in Hermosa, 9 in Dinalupihan, 4 in Orion, 9 in Balanga, all in Bataan.

161 Battalion deployed 1 squad from Headquarters Company to Tanay, Rizal Disaster Response Unit (DRU) C COY conducted relief operations and facilitated

evacuation of civilians trapped in deeply flooded areas in San Mateo, Rizal 7ID, PA dispatched (2) M35 Trucks and (2) Rubber boats to Regional DANA Team for the

conduct of DANA in the provinces of Pampanga and Bulacan. 202nd Bde deployed its DRTFs in 15 towns around Laguna Lake and conducted evacuation

and SAR operations of affected families and transported them to the evacuation areas; 740CG personnel were deployed at the 1st district of Laguna; 1lB personnel at 2nd to 4th District of Laguna while 161B and 541EB DRU were deployed at Rodriguez, San Mateo and Cainta, Rizal

PNP PNP NCR deployed a total of 250 SAF Personnel (125 in CAMANAVA Area and 125 in

Marikina) for SAR Operations; four (4) 6x6 Trucks for “Libreng Sakay” Operations and other assistance to stranded motorists/passengers; and one (1) 6x6 truck and two (2) PNP Personnel to help transfer two (2) patients from Delos Santos Hospital to Philippine Heart Center. one (1) tow truck with 11 PNP HPG Personnel to help stranded motorists. Deployed one (1) tow truck with 11 PNP HPG Personnel to help stranded motorists.

PNP IV_A Dispatched one (1) team in San Pedro, Laguna to assist in the evacuation of affected residents of the municipality

PNP MG dispatched eight (8) inflatable rubber boats and 1 flat boat to MMDA for rescue operations.

PNP Academy (PNPA) placed its cadets in stand-by alert status for deployment in the affected areas to assist ongoing efforts on the SAR of the LDRRMCs and RDRRMCs.

PNP PDG Nicanor Bartolome with the Command Group, PCRG personnel, Rotary Club of Camp Crame and PNP accredited NGO’s conducted relief operations at Tuman, Marikina. and

Deployed one (1) tow truck with 11 PNP HPG Personnel to help stranded motorists. PPO Pangasinan deployed SAR personnel composed of 8 PCO’s and 154 PNCO to

different affected areas within their AOR and deployed Disaster Response Teams with assets (vehicles, rubber boats, etc) to conduct / assist in evacuation, rescue and relief operations

PPO Bataan deployed 53 personnel, 2 M35 trucks, 1 HILUX, 1 rubber boat with OBM, 1 rubber boat with paddle, 2 fiber banca, 4 OBM, 20 Life vest and two (2) life rings in Dinalupihan, Bataan.

PNP Bulacan conducted SAR and relief operations to affected municipalities such as Obando, Malolos, Calumpit, Hagonoy and Meycauayan.

Police Regional Office IV-A proceeded to Brgy Landayan, San Pedro, Laguna for the

Conduct of Rescue Operation as requested by the San Pedro, Laguna Mayor. PRO4A dispatched a 6x6 truck to be used on the operation.

PNP CAR assisted in the monitoring of road conditions and status of communities at high risk areas. Response teams with tools, equipment were on standby for deployment

MMDA MMDA deployed rubber boats in Bgry Sto Domingo, Talayan, Roxas District, and Parkway

Village, Muñoz, Quezon City PRC PRC NCR deployed WASAR team at Brgy San Jose , Rodriguez, Rizal and rescued 10

persons. PRC San Juan City deployed two teams with 4x4 trucks to conduct rescue operations in Brgy

Salapan, San Juan City. BFP BFP III conducted SAR operations in Bataan, Bulacan, Pampanga, Tarlac, and Zambales;

conducted water rationing and flashing in Dinalupihan, Pilar, and Hermosa in Bataan, government offices, schools, and major roads in Zambales; and conducted OPLAN LIKAS in Calumpit, Bulacan and OPLAN TAWID BAHA in Malolos City, Bulacan

SRU of BFPR 3 was deployed in the flood affected areas of City of San Fernando, Pampanga and conducted rescue and evacuation

BFP IV_A deployed Search and Rescue Unit to flooded areas assisting LDRRMCs in their evacuation and SAR operations.

DPWH DPWH III dispatched dump trucks to PDRRMC Pampanga to augment the on-going

evacuation operation DPWH IV-A Deployed its personnel to the flood prone areas in the region to assist the

motorist traversing along the national roads in the region; provided two (2) dump trucks to support DSWD relief operations.

RDRRMC/ Local DRRMCs Region I OCDRC I coordinated with CGDNL for possible deployment of personnel with rubber boats to

conduct evacuation of affected families in Brgy Guelew, Pangasinan PDRRMC Pangasinan alerted its member agencies for possible response operations and

deployed two (2) dump trucks for San Fabian and Aguilar; and Gov. Amado Espino announced the suspension of classes for all levels. Dispatched 2 WASAR Teams with PHERT personnel, 2 dump trucks and rubber boats to Brgy Lasip and Balococ, Lingayen, Pangasinan.

MDRRMC Bautista deployed thirty six (36) personnel and five (5) PNP vehicles to assist in evacuation and distribution of relief goods and conducted pre-emptive evacuation of affected families in Brgy Poponto

Region III RDRRMC III conducted briefing to the Cuayan, Isabela Rescue Team to discuss the situation

in Pampanga and coordinated with LTO re availability of 2 dump trucks to augment the assets mobilized in Pampanga.

PDRRMC Bulacan prepositioned rescue capabilities of 56th IB, PA – Scout Ranger Camp Tecson, MDRRMC, BFP, PNP, San Jose Del Monte City, Sta Maria, Marilao, Meycauayan

and Bocaue. Continuously monitored Angat, Ipo and Bustos Dam and announced alerts if necessary.

PDRRMC Tarlac dispatched Tarlac WASAR team for SAR operations at Brgy Tibag, Tarlac City; dispatched trucks and 1 DART with rescue boat for relief and rescue operations; deployed personnel to Sto Tomas, Pampanga and conducted rescue operations in Minalin and Sto Tomas, Pampanga; and convened a meeting attended by all council members and other line/support agencies at Capitol Building.

PDRRMC Pampanga conducted force evacuation in the municipalities of Sto. Tomas, Minalin, Macabebe, Masantol, Apalit, Sta. Rita, Lubao, Guagua, Sasmuan with the support of MDRRMOs; established an evacuation center at PEO compound with 30 families/120 individuals; and conducted various rescue and evacuation operation within Pampanga area.

PDRRMC Zambales dispatched two (2) WASAR Teams with PHERT personnel, 2 dump trucks and rubber boats to Brgys Lasip and Baloloc, Lingayen Pangasinan.

Rescue 206 Santiago City conducted rescue operations at Heroes Hall in City of San Fernando, Pampanga.

Rescue 922 Cauayan City, Isabela conducted rescue operation in Dinalupihan, Bataan on August 7 and reported to OCD III on August 9.

CDRRMC Palayan City Rescue Team conducted rescue operations in Sto. Tomas, San Matias and Minalin Pampanga.

CDRRMC Olongapo City conducted rescue and evacuation operations in the 16 Brgys of Olongapo City

MDRRMCs Subic, Castillejos, San Narciso and Cabangan assisted in evacuation of affected families in low lying Barangays and distributed relief goods and sandbagging.

Region IV-A RDRRMC IV-A Chairperson alerted PNP PRO IV-A to assist DSWD IV-A in the relief

operations and assessed the on-going evacuation and SAR operation in the provinces of Rizal, Laguna and Cavite; and requested PDRRMC Quezon and CDRRMC Batangas for possible assistance in SAR Operation in Rizal province; and assessed the evacuation and SAR operation of the MDRRMC.

PDRRMC Laguna was instructed to conduct pre-emptive evacuation in the municipalities along Laguna de Bay.

PDRRMC Quezon dispatched an eight-man (8) response team with Water Search and Rescue (WASAR) to Rodriguez and San Mateo, Rizal.

CDRRMC Batangas City volunteered to be deployed in the flooded areas of Rizal to augment SAR contingents; sent ₱ 500,000.00 worth of relief goods to Cainta, Rizal and launched “Handog ng Batangueño” project to gather support for the affected population in the province of Rizal.

Calapan City, Mindoro Public Safety Department conducted ocular inspection; monitored the affected areas; and deployed personnel and prepositioned rescue equipment for possible SAR operations.

Region IV-B MDRRMO Abra de Ilog Occidental Mindoro placed their Operation Center on alert status and

advised pre-emptive evacuation especially to those living near the river. Region V RDRRMC Bicol sent a contingent of Team OCD5-Albay composed of WASAR teams from

the naval Forces southern Luzon (NAVFORSOL), Tactical Operations Group 5 (TOG)-PAF and the BFP5 together with the Water Sanitation (WATSAN) team equipped with Water Filtration System. The team which is headed by the Deputy Commander of NAVFORSOL as the Task Force Head proceeded to the Flood Control Information Center (FCIC), MMDRRMC for the coordinating instructions.

NCR OCD-NCR facilitated request of City of Manila for fire trucks; request of Marikina for heavy

equipment, additional trucks and manpower; request of Muntinlupa for 3,000 family packs; and the requirements of the cities of Malabon and Valenzuela for WATSAN or Water Filtration System. and conducted a briefing at the MMDA OpCen to 3 WASAR Teams from BFP-SRU 5, NAVFORSOL and TOG5 PAG and were deployed that resulted to the rescue of 278 persons and transporting to the different evacuation centers. The team distributed 68,000 liters of potable water to residents of Brgys Tunsuya, Catmon, and Kunyugan of Malabon City utilizing the Water Filtration Machine and the distribution was made using the Mobile Lorie (12,000 liters capacity).

Parañaque Rescue dispatched two (2) dump trucks for the stranded passengers in Evacom and SM in San Dionisio, Parañaque and deployed one (1) rubber boat, one (1) dump truck and rescue personnel in Brgy San Isidro to evacuate families from the creek side to the Brgy Hall.

LGU Pasay City deployed two (2) rubber boats with rescue personnel to assist rescue operations.

LGU Malabon City formed an augmentation team consisting of MDRRMO, PNP Malabon, Special Action Force, Fire Malabon, City Hall Employees, Navy, Coast Guard, MMDA, Health, CSWDD and volunteer personnel.

LGU San Juan City dispatched the rescue vehicles for flood monitoring and assisting evacuation of constituents in AOR.

QC DPOS deployed Rescue Team with rubber boat to the following areas: Brgy Damayan Lagi, Brgy Sto Domingo, Brgy Damayan District I, Roxas District and Brgy Apolonio Samson.

Final Report TAB I

Region/Province/ Mun/City

DSWD LGUs NGOs DOH TOTAL

GRAND TOTAL 71,706,633.62 94,069,426.29 13,151,653.25 15,034,035.95 193,961,749.11NCR 22,309,103.00 365,400.00 1,396,160.00 5,411,967.98 29,482,630.98

CHD MM 1,693,933.52 1,693,933.52PCSO 40,184.00 40,184.00PCMC 1,618.00 1,618.00

NEC-FETP 3,312.00 3,312.00MMDA 2,000.00 2,000.00

BRTTH 115,762.32 115,762.32Phil. Coastguard 750.00 750.00

PNP 7,990.00 7,990.00Malabon CHO 134,737.10 134,737.10

Las Piñas Gen. Hospital 36,879.59 36,879.59CHO Muntinlupa 428.40 428.40

BJMP/Manila Health 37,479.50 37,479.50Ospital ng Maynila 102,684.92 102,684.92

Las Piñas 91,295.62 91,295.62Quezon City 2,850,664.00 267,287.00 3,117,951.00

Marikina City 3,594,240.00 182,773.48 3,777,013.48Manila 2,060,980.00 2,060,980.00

Valenzuela City 1,075,000.00 331,217.06 1,406,217.06Parañaque 208,000.00 109,147.95 317,147.95

Malabon 2,650,025.00 506,509.66 3,156,534.66Taguig 1,994,386.00 96,543.48 2,090,929.48

Muntinlupa 2,053,220.00 213,677.59 2,266,897.59San Juan 260,000.00 91,557.45 351,557.45

Pateros 260,000.00 78,130.90 338,130.90Caloocan 1,892,800.00 347,461.76 2,240,261.76

Makati 40,218.06 40,218.06Pasay 520,000.00 6,760.00 41,240.98 568,000.98

Navotas 26,000.00 341,938.06 367,938.06Pasig 2,759,788.00 1,389,400.00 415,272.58 4,564,460.58

Mandaluyong 104,000.00 365,400.00 79,937.00 549,337.00

REGION I 1,237,536.46 3,529,661.30 997,500.00 584,762.00 6,349,459.76CHD I 439,578.00 439,578.00PANGASINAN 1,063,593.46 3,499,571.30 997,500.00 145,184.00 5,705,848.76

CHD I 145,184.00 145,184.00Calasiao 125,960.00 112,000.00 605,000.00 842,960.00

Aguilar 87,965.46 87,965.46Lingayen 198,792.00 198,792.00

Urbiztondo 173,943.00 173,943.00Dasol 9,600.00 9,600.00

Bugallon 124,245.00 1,069,600.00 258,400.00 1,452,245.00Bayambang 121,220.00 121,220.00Sta. Barbara 201,653.00 201,653.00

San Carlos City 785,498.30 785,498.30Mangatarem 201,536.00 1,090,000.00 1,291,536.00

Basista 151,152.00 151,152.00Bautista 110,000.00 110,000.00

Dagupan 134,100.00 134,100.00LA UNION 173,943.00 15,000.00 188,943.00

San Juan 173,943.00 15,000.00 188,943.00ILOCOS NORTE 15,090.00 15,090.00

Sarrat 2,640.00 2,640.00Badoc 12,450.00 12,450.00

REGION II 0.00 0.00 0.00 199,114.60 199,114.60Without Breakdown 199,114.60 199,114.60

REGION III 23,833,451.92 72,809,861.23 6,858,391.72 3,201,185.98 106,702,890.851,135,568.00 1,135,568.00

DOH HEMS 481,868.00 481,868.00DOH NCDPC 383,700.00 383,700.00

CHDIII to 9 Provinces 270,000.00 270,000.00Aurora 0.00 0.00 0.00 50,263.98 50,263.98

Provincial 50,263.98 50,263.98BATAAN 3,076,697.00 32,515,099.27 1,832,940.00 565,235.54 37,989,971.81

Bataan - DOH 565,235.54 565,235.54Province of Bataan without breakdown

248,680.00 248,680.00

1st District of Bataan without breakdown

125,000.00 125,000.00

c/o BM Payumo 199,947.00 199,947.00Orion 250,000.00 1,516,250.00 3,200.00 1,769,450.00

EFFECTS of SOUTHWEST MONSOON COST OF ASSISTANCE

Abucay 124,340.00 1,600,000.00 1,724,340.00Samal 251,970.00 1,101,667.00 1,353,637.00

Dinalupihan 812,360.00 12,356,816.50 13,169,176.50Morong 2,445,000.00 2,445,000.00

Hermosa 534,500.00 3,190,833.00 1,829,740.00 5,555,073.00Orani 3,993,000.00 3,993,000.00

Balanga City 250,000.00 802,375.00 1,052,375.00Bagac 25,000.00 1,500.000.00 25,000.00Limay 125,000.00 4,884,157.77 5,009,157.77

Pilar 129,900.00 625,000.00 754,900.00BULACAN 7,169,175.70 2,508,980.00 73,750.00 478,258.31 10,230,164.01

Bulacan - DOH 478,258.31 478,258.31c/o Cong. Pancho 375,000.00 375,000.00

c/o BM Arceo 87,500.00 87,500.00Paombong 507,558.80 507,558.80

Hagonoy 652,453.00 227,530.00 879,983.00Bulacan 30,000.00 30,000.00

Calumpit 1,409,180.00 1,500,000.00 2,909,180.00San Miguel 374,470.00 374,470.00

3rd District c/o Cong. Mendoza

375,000.00 375,000.00

Malolos City 607,035.90 62,500.00 669,535.90Bustos 250,000.00 250,000.00

Guiguinto 5,250.00 5,250.00Pandi Muslim Com 40,750.00 40,750.00Balagatas Muslim

Community25,000.00 25,000.00

San Rafael 50,000.00 50,000.00Plaridel 125,000.00 688,950.00 23,750.00 837,700.00Marilao 250,000.00 250,000.00

4th District c/o Sen. Guingona

99,256.00 99,256.00

c/o Cong. Alvarado 375,000.00 375,000.00c/o Cong. Villarica 500,000.00 500,000.00c/o Cong. Herrera 125,000.00 125,000.00

c/o Cong. Guanlao 125,000.00 125,000.00Meycauayan City 87,500.00 87,500.00

Obando 773,222.00 773,222.00NUEVA ECIJA 125,000.00 1,240,250.00 1,000.00 140,697.23 1,506,947.23

CHD III Nueva Ecija - DOH 140,697.23 140,697.23Cabiao 125,000.00 260,000.00 385,000.00

Jean 63,250.00 63,250.00Carangalan 5,000.00 5,000.00

Cabanatuan City 912,000.00 1,000.00 913,000.00TARLAC 1,968,789.80 4,223,547.33 1,789,976.00 124,064.04 8,106,377.17

CHD III - Tarlac - DOH 124,064.04 124,064.04Cong. Lapuz 250,000.00 250,000.00

Tarlac City 281,850.00 273,000.00 554,850.00Paniqui 794,035.00 983,478.00 1,214,405.00 2,991,918.00

Sta Ignacia 151,751.00 151,751.00Capas 299,788.00 55,499.33 355,287.33

Concepcion 253,000.00 253,000.00San Manuel 4,960.00 4,960.00

Moncada 562,731.80 809,664.00 297,110.00 1,669,505.80Mayantoc 12,000.00 12,000.00

Gerona 62,235.00 70,000.00 132,235.00La Paz 1,601,345.00 5,461.00 1,606,806.00

PAMPANGA 10,255,739.42 29,241,951.50 3,122,475.72 603,830.00 43,223,996.64CHD III - Pampanga DOH 603,830.00 603,830.00

c/o Sen. Lapid 248,440.00 248,440.00c/o Cong. Gonzales 498,940.00 498,940.00

c/o Cong. Bondoc 374,470.00 374,470.00c/o Mrs. Moises 194,415.00 194,415.00

Provincial 22,475.20 22,475.20c/o Cong. Arroyo 250,000.00 250,000.00

Angeles City 250,000.00 284,134.00 534,134.00Floridablanca 250,000.00 771,959.00 1,021,959.00

Magalang 250,000.00 15,000.00 265,000.00Minalin 623,090.00 945,000.00 1,568,090.00

Guagua 136,720.00 2,771,000.00 842,200.00 3,749,920.00Sasmuan 160,500.00 1,766,750.00 1,927,250.00

San Fernando 473,517.22 2,554,500.00 20,000.00 3,048,017.22Apalit 500,218.20 1,412,278.50 1,912,496.70

Candaba 250,000.00 1,850,100.00 2,100,100.00Porac 126,556.00 502,821.00 674,135.72 1,303,512.72

Sto. Tomas 1,047,879.80 1,857,300.00 2,905,179.80Lubao 1,810,550.00 1,810,550.00

Sta. Rita 29,184.00 881,500.00 30,000.00 940,684.00Arayat 232,123.60 1,717,600.00 1,949,723.60

Bacolor 1,184,109.00 1,038,640.00 2,222,749.00Sta. Ana 125,000.00 1,966,260.00 2,091,260.00

Masantol 918,770.40 2,442,740.00 317,500.00 3,679,010.40San Luis 625,000.00 887,800.00 1,512,800.00

San Simon 893,300.00 2,385,750.00 200,000.00 3,479,050.00Mexico 625,000.00 334,800.00 959,800.00

Macabebe 1,150,140.00 900,000.00 2,050,140.00ZAMBALES 1,238,050.00 3,080,033.13 38,250.00 103,268.88 4,459,602.01

CHD III - Zambales DOH 103,268.88 103,268.88c/o Cong. Ebdane 248,000.00 248,000.00

c/o Cong. Lapuz 276,400.00 248,940.00 525,340.00Iba 213,650.00 379,800.00 593,450.00

Castillejos 60,000.00 60,000.00Botolan 405,850.00 38,250.00 444,100.00

Masinloc 329,584.00 329,584.00Olongapo City 250,000.00 500,000.00 750,000.00

San Felipe 221,000.00 221,000.00San Marcelino 250,000.00 373,200.00 623,200.00

Sta. Cruz 25,037.13 25,037.13Subic 58,700.00 58,700.00

Cabangan 348,902.00 348,902.00San Antonio 129,020.00 129,020.00

REGION IV-A 24,197,814.24 16,675,661.26 3,899,601.53 2,718,154.25 47,491,231.28

DOH HEMS TO CHD IV-A 1,411,561.16 1,411,561.16

5 Provinces P50K each 250,000.00 250,000.00BATANGAS 1,814,750.00 212,428.60 24,140.00 22,984.00 2,074,302.60

Without Breakdown 0.00CHD IV-A Batangas DOH 22,984.00 22,984.00

c/o Cong. Collantes 87,500.00 87,500.00C/o Cong. Apacible 450,000.00 450,000.00

Tanauan City 20,000.00 46,109.60 4,000.00 70,109.60Balayan 750.00 750.00

Calaca 110,000.00 24,369.00 134,369.00Cuenca 10,000.00 10,000.00Tingloy 10,000.00 10,000.00Lemery 400,000.00 400,000.00

Nasugbu 488,500.00 63,500.00 552,000.00Tuy 750.00 750.00Taal 17,000.00 17,000.00Lian 100,000.00 100,000.00

San Luis 47,500.00 20,140.00 67,640.00Bauan 12,500.00 12,500.00

Sta. Teresita 45,250.00 65,950.00 111,200.00Batangas City 27,500.00 27,500.00

RIZAL 9,650,587.04 3,438,656.00 2,461,494.78 512,184.21 16,062,922.03CHD IV -A Rizal DOH 351,892.97 351,892.97

Without Breakdown c/o Cong. Isidro Rodriguez

1,051,500.00 118,666.24 1,170,166.24

c/o Usec. Nieto 41,625.00 41,625.00District of Antipolo 1,055,492.00 1,055,492.00

Antipolo City 1,055,492.00 1,055,492.00Morong 100,000.00 250,000.00 350,000.00Jalajala 47,930.00 47,930.00

Tanay 443,560.00 4,822.79 448,382.79Binangonan 656,972.00 4,822.78 661,794.78

Taytay 1,631,404.60 533,200.00 657,900.00 2,822,504.60Cainta 1,608,085.64 13,440.00 8,552.79 1,630,078.43

Cardona 715,000.00 715,000.00Angono 755,788.00 886,572.79 1,642,360.79

Rodriguez/Montalban 1,351,738.00 437,250.00 4,822.78 1,793,810.78Baras 136,250.00 136,250.00

San Mateo 822,838.80 52,682.00 644,000.85 1,519,521.65Pililla 429,520.00 191,100.00 620,620.00

CAVITE 2,917,056.68 2,509,820.00 275,000.00 116,214.61 5,818,091.29CHD IV-A Cavite DOH 116,214.61 116,214.61

Dasmariñas 52,530.00 52,530.00Maragondon 233,500.00 233,500.00

Cavite City 311,675.76 795,540.00 1,107,215.76Kawit 24,650.92 24,650.92

Noveleta 200,000.00 405,000.00 605,000.00Rosario 198,500.00 19,720.00 218,220.00Bacoor 1,923,730.00 1,923,730.00

Imus 245,650.00 245,650.00Tanza 125,000.00 125,000.00

Gen. Trias 50,575.00 50,575.00Naic 25,000.00 20,265.00 275,000.00 320,265.00

Lucban 795,540.00 795,540.00LAGUNA 9,815,420.52 10,514,756.66 1,138,966.75 405,210.27 21,874,354.20

Without Breakdown c/o Cong. Fernandez

1,042,640.00 463,540.00 1,506,180.00

CHD IV-A Laguna DOH 405,210.27 405,210.27Los Baños 1,009,572.80 1,009,572.80Biñan City 808,914.00 3,224,790.00 4,033,704.00

Calamba 1,548,248.64 1,548,248.64Pila 587,513.68 587,513.68

Victoria 120,500.00 120,500.00Paete 221,500.00 221,500.00

Bay 1,338,300.60 363,900.00 1,702,200.60Pakil 431,782.80

Alaminos 10,000.00Lucban 119,800.00

San Pablo City 10,000.00 10,000.00Mabitac 369,720.00 369,720.00

San Pedro 301,602.00 154,513.33 456,115.33Sta. Cruz 946,600.00 3,500,000.00 1,118,716.75 5,565,316.75Siniloan 78,500.00 78,500.00

Sta. Rosa 870,226.00 2,808,013.33 20,250.00 3,698,489.33

REGION IV-B 100,000.00 189,438.00 0.00 981,660.00 1,271,098.00

DOH HEMS TO CHD IV-B 102,580.00 102,580.00

6 Provinces W/o Breakdown

750,000.00 750,000.00

CHD-IV-B 102,580.00 102,580.00Occidental Mindoro 100,000.00 128,250.00 0.00 26,500.00 254,750.00

RHU, San Jose, Occ. Mindoro

26,500.00 26,500.00

Rizal 5,800.00 5,800.00San Jose 100,000.00 17,450.00 117,450.00

Abra de Ilog 105,000.00 105,000.00Oriental Mindoro 0.00 61,188.00 0.00 0.00 61,188.00

Baco 1,188.00 1,188.00Calapan City 60,000.00 60,000.00

REGION VI 28,728.00 499,404.50 528,132.50ILOILO 28,728.00 499,404.50 528,132.50

Oton 15,840.00 15,840.00Barotac Nuevo 381,590.00 381,590.00

Iloilo City 28,728.00 101,974.50 130,702.50

CAR 0.00 0.00 0.00 1,937,191.14 1,937,191.146 Provinces W/o

Breakdown1,937,191.14 1,937,191.14

ARMM 75,526.93 75,526.93Mindanao Allied Forces 75,526.93 75,526.93

Tab J

SOUTHWEST MONSOON RELIEF AND RECOVERY OPERATIONS 7-11 August 2012

DSWD

DSWD NCR released a total of 12,900 family packs for the request of some legislators for their affected constituents in the cities of Manila, Muntinlupa, Taguig, Quezon, Caloocan, Pasig, and Valenzuela and prepositioned 136,730 food packs in the National Resource Operations Center amounting to ₱ 42,450,000.00. and a total of 124,405 food packs were released to the affected areas amounting to ₱ 31,101,250.00.

DSWD IV-A deployed eight-man team in Cainta, Rizal to provide Psycho Social Process (PSP), implemented the Disaster Assistance Family Access Card (DAFAC) system, and monitored camp management and distributed family food packs. and deployed 10 teams in Taytay, Angono, Rodriguez, Cainta and San Mateo in Rizal; Biñan, Sta Rosa, Bay, Sta Cruz, San Pedro and Calamba City in Laguna to assess the needs of the families inside the evacuation centers through administration of DAFAC; facilitated distribution of family food packs in Rodriguez and Cainta, Rizal during Pres. Noynoy Aquino and Sec Dinky Soliman's visit; and distributed family food packs, plastic mats, blankets, hygiene kit, bottled water, mosquito nets, and used clothing to the affected families.

PNP

PNP –CO sent 70 PNP Personnel to DSWD National Resource Operations Center, Pasay City to assist in the repacking of relief items; deployed 1,114 PNP Personnel from NCRPO to different location in Metro Manila to assist in the relief distribution ; and dispatched eighty (80) personnel at DSWD warehouse Pasay City for repacking of relief goods

PCRG, LSS, ITMS and CL; deployed 10 personnel to Sto Tomas, Pampanga for the conduct of relief operation; deployed personnel and vehicles for the distribution of relief goods at Brgys Santa Monica, San Sebastian and San Jose in Hagonoy, Bulacan and Tumana, Marikina City.

PCRG distributed relief goods and deployed personnel and vehicles for the conduct of relief operations in Brgy San Isidro, Montalban, Rizal and Brgy Tunasan, Muntinlupa City.

CPNP Group proceeded to Brgy. Sumilang, Pasig City to distribute relief goods to the flood victims.

CRG conducted relief goods operations to the flood victims of Brgy. Polo, Valenzuela City. PNP Sta Maria, Bulacan conducted relief operations and distributed relief goods to Brgy

Caycio and Brgy Lalakhan, Sta Maria, Bulacan. PNP Paniqui, Tarlac provided security during the visit of His Excellency President Benigno

Simeon Aquino III. Checked the condition and situation of the evacuees and provided relief goods.

RPSB 3 conducted relief operation at Guagua, Pampanga. PNP NCR distributed food in Brgy Rivera, Maytuna and Balong Bato.

AFP

PAF airlifted 1,400 food packs to two (2) isolated barangays in Lubao, Pampanga; 56IB and 7ID successfully delivered 1,000 packs of relief goods at Malolos City, Bulacan HJTF-NCR left station onboard two (2) KM 450 trucks and three (3) M35 truck which

proceeded to CAMANAVA area to distribute relief goods.

PRC

PRC Marikina, PRC Pasig-Pateros, PRC Muntinlupa, PRC Mandaluyong and PRC Makati conducted relief operations and distributed food packs in the evacuation centers in Marikina, Pasig, Pateros, Muntinlupa, Mandaluyong and Makati PRC Mandaluyong City provided a first aid station, hot meals and relief goods. PRC Makati distributed food products to 1,201 individuals affected by flooding in Brgy

Rizal, Makati PRC Rizal conducted relief operations, distributed a total of 1,245 relief goods and

provided food packs to the evacuated population in San Mateo, Tanay and Rodriguez, Rizal.

PRC Pangasinan and Rizal provided hot meals to families temporarily sheltered at the Dagupan City Astrodome

PRC IV-A distributed food and non-food items at two (2) evacuation centers in Cainta, Rizal together with the PRC Chairman.

PRC and Rizal Provincial Social Welfare and Development Office and Provincial Health Office distributed 1,000 hygiene kits to the evacuees of Rodriguez, Rizal.

RDRRMCs/LDRRMCs

Region I

RDRRMC I received relief items from the following sources: 920 family packs from Pangasinan Provincial; Government; 592 family packs from Tina Dungca of the GMA Foundation; 300 family packs from Vice President Jejomar Binay; 200 family packs from Bugallon LGU

Region III

RDRRMC III Chairperson joined the President and party in their visit to the flood affected areas of Central Luzon and personally distributed the relief goods to the flood affected victims; coordinated and facilitated the provision of relief assistance to the flood affected families at Olivas Subd, San Nicolas, San Fernando City.

Provincial Government of Bulacan deployed 4 RFT truck and 56 IB truck to Obando, Bocaue, Marilao, 18SF and Sta Maria

PSWDO/PDRRMCTarlac delivered/airlifted relief goods to isolated families in Brgy. Bueno, Capas thru the air assets of the TOG3; and delivered sand and sacks to Brgy. Pob. Sur in San Clemente, Concepcion, Villa Paz & Malayep in Gerona, Camiling, Salapungan in Tarlac City, Bantog in Victoria, Aquino Bridge Mabini Tarlac City, La Paz & Moncad.

PDRRMC Pampanga distributed food and drinks to affected municipalities of Sto. Tomas, Pampanga.

PDRRMC Zambales distributed relief assistance to the affected families in Iba, Zambales and activated Local Price Coordinating Councils.

PDRRMC Nueva Ecija prepositioned 500 packs of relief goods, 2 dump trucks and 210 cavans of rice.

MDRRC San Antonio, San Felipe, Sta Cruz, Botolan and Iba Zambales provided assistance to the affected families.

Region IV-A PDRRMC Rizal dispatched additional 4 boats to Rodriguez and San Mateo, Rizal and

dispatched Dump truck to Marcos Highway in Antipolo City; coordinated with Manila Water for the provision of potable water in the activated evacuation centers.

CDRRMC Sta Rosa conducted pre-emptive evacuation to 137 families and provided family food packs.

CDRRMC Tanauan provided food packs to evacuees under their AOR.

DRRMC Bacoor City chairman Mayor Strike B. Revilla led the distribution of relief assistance to constituents who have been greatly affected by flood.

DRRMC Bacoor City conducted force evaluation in the flooded areas.

Region V OCD 5 Team Albay assisted in the repacking efforts of ABS-CBN Sagip Kapamilya

Foundation for possible relief distributions to the affected communities.

NCR OCD –NCR coordinated the request of DSWD-NCR of four (4) units of 6x6 vehicles for the

conduct of relief distribution with President Benigno Aquino III in the National Capital Region SJTF deployed two (2) military trucks at DSWD NROC. LGU Makati City distributed food packs and relief goods to individuals affected by flooding in

Brgy Palanan, Brgy Pembo and Brgy Comembo.  

Final Report TAB K

DECLARATION OF STATE OF CALAMITY

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PROVINCE / CITY / MUNICIPALITY RESOLUTION NUMBER EFFECTIVITY DATE

TOTAL: 50

REGION I – ILOCOS REGION (3)

1. Pangasinan Province 2012-349 August 9, 2012 2. Brgy. Diaz and Vacante, Bautista,

Pangasinan 2012-16

3. Bugallon, Pangasinan: Brgy. Hacienda, Brgy. Portic and Brgy. Cayang

2012-31 July 30, 2012

REGION III – CENTRAL LUZON (11)

4. Zambales Province 2012-157 August 8, 2012 5. Iba, Zambales August 7, 2012 6. San Antonio, Zambales August 8, 2012 7. Olongapo City August 8, 2012 8. Pampanga Province 2012-2703 August 7, 2012 9. Bataan Province 2012-58 August 7, 2012 10. Bulacan Province August 8, 2012 11. Guiguinto, Bulacan August 7, 2012 12. Malolos City, Bulacan August 7, 2012 13. Meycauayan City, Bulacan August 7, 2012 14. Obando, Bulacan August 7, 2012

REGION IV-A – CALABARZON (8)

15. Laguna Province 2012-04 August 7, 2012 16. Rizal Province 2012-170 August 9, 2012 17. San Mateo, Rizal 2012-097 August 7, 2012 18. Tanay, Rizal 2012-148 August 9, 2012 19. Cainta, Rizal 2012 -027 August 7, 2012 20. Rodriguez, Rizal 2012-169 August 8, 2012 21. Jalajala, Rizal 2012-094 August 9, 2012 22. Cavite 2012-214 July 30, 2012

REGION IV-B – MIMAROPA (9)

23. Abra de Ilog, Occidental Mindoro 2012-37 August 6, 2012 24. Culion, Palawan 25. El Nido, Palawan 26. Linapacan, Palawan 2012-2 July 31, 2012 27. Sablayan, Occ. Mindoro 2012-023 August 2, 2012 28. Mamburao, Occ. Mindoro 2012-28 August 8, 2012 29. San Jose, Occidental Mindoro 2012-2658 August 1, 2012 30. Paluan, Occidental Mindoro 2012-201 July 27, 2012

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DECLARATION OF STATE OF CALAMITY

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31. Sta. Cruz, Occidental Mindoro 2012-883 August 6, 2012 REGION VI – WESTERN VISAYAS (3)

32. Municipality of Hinobo-an, Negros Occidental 2012-056 August 3, 2012

33. Antique Province 2012-196 August 3, 2012 34. Municipality of Sebaste, Antique 2012-66 August 3, 2012 REGION XII - SOCCSKSARGEN (3)

35. Kidapawan City, North Cotobato 36. Aleosan, North Cotobato 37. Kabacan, North Cotobato NCR – METRO MANILA (13)

38. City of Manila 39. City of Marikina 2012-097 August 8, 2012 40. City of Malabon 41. City of Navotas 42. City of Valenzuela 2012-251 August 8, 2012 43. City of Muntinlupa 2012-218 August 5, 2012 44. City of San Juan 2012-70 August 4, 2012 45. City of Pasig 2012-143 August 8, 201246. City of Pasay 47. City of Caloocan 48. City of Taguig 2012-63 August 10, 201249. City of Parañaque 2012-047 August 13, 201250. Municipality of Pateros