Consolidated Dataon

TY Milenyo (Xangsane), TY Paeng (Cimaron)

& TY Reming (Durian)

TYPHOON TRACKS

REMING (NOV)

MILENYO (SEP)

PAENG (OCT)

ComparativeComparative EffectsEffects

121224PROVINCES

IV-A, IV-B and VI, II, III, CARIII, IV-A, IV-B, V, VI, VIII, NCR, IX

REGIONS

AFFECTED AREAS

1, 2, 3 & 41, 2, 3 & 41, 2 & 3PWSS RAISED

22 - 26 kph15 - 19 KPH7 - 22 KPHRANGED OF MOVEMENT

195 kph(gustiness 225

kph)

55 - 195 KPH55 - 160 KPHTYPHOON STRENGTH

4 DAYS5 DAYSDURATION

28 NOV 0627 OCT 0625 SEPT 06DATE

TYPHOON REMING (DURIAN )

TYPHOON PAENG(CIMARON)

TYPHOON MILENYO (XANGSANE)

PARTICULARS

Affected Population Affected Population

212,04612,412385,096PARTIALLY

118,3511,395118,081TOTALLY

DAMAGES TO HOUSES :

101,4654,251244,613 PERSONS

20,7881,920 49,126 FAMILIES

DISPLACED POPULATION

2,198,788

364,7334,142,951PERSONS

458,63279,895841,297 FAMILIES

AFFECTED POPULATION

7492348 MISSING

1,99565592 INJURED

59030188 DEAD

CASUATIES

TYPHOON REMING

(DURIAN)*

TYPHOON PAENG

(CIMARON)

TYPHOON MILENYO

(XANGSANE)PARTICULARS

* as of 6PM 07 Dec

Damages to Damages to Infrastructure & AgricultureInfrastructure & Agriculture

(in MILLIONs)(in MILLIONs)

P 1,550P 1,339P 6,396GRAND TOTAL

54 AGRI FACILITIES

27 173FISHERIES

12 41LIVESTOCKS

7383,545CROPS

535 831 3,759AGRICULTURE

49 PRIVATE PROPERTIES

- 35HEALTH & PNP

FACILITIES

- 808SCHOOL BLDGS

-1,794ROADS & BRIDGES

1,015 4592,637INFRA

TYPHOON REMING (DURIAN)*

TYPHOON PAENG

(CIMARON)

TYPHOON MILENYO

(XANGSANE)

PARTICULARS

* as of 6PM 07 Dec

PRIORITY NEEDS & PRIORITY NEEDS & REQUIREMENTS (TY REMING)REQUIREMENTS (TY REMING)

Emergency Shelter To provide each family/household with totally damaged house one (1) tent

each. To decongest evacuation centers.

Water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) To provide clean and potable water supply to population affected. To sustain health, sanitation and hygiene in evacuation centers and all

affected areas due to the consequent effects of TY Reming (flooding and mudslide)

Emergency Power Supply To provide and sustain power supply (back-up) in all PDCCs and operations

coordinating centers, if possible up to the heavily affected municipalities. To provide government health facilities (provincial and municipal) power

supply in order to sustain the provision/delivery of basic health services. access, generator sets and water purification system

Emergency Shelter TENTS (for a

family/household of six persons)

Based on reported totally damaged houses

To be prioritized are those formerly living in high-risk areas (flooding, mudslide, etc.)

8,861CATANDUANES

84,925CAMARINES SUR

1926SORSOGON

2757MASBATE

364CAMARINES NORTE

105,639

6,806ALBAY

V

7,243

1,654MARINDUQUE

IV-B

5,232QUEZON

5,283ORIENTAL MINDORO

306OCCIDENTAL MINDORO

30LAGUNA 5,469

207BATANGAS

IV-A

118,351TOTAL

SUBTOTALQTYPROVINCEREGION

consolidation of reports of damaged houses in Region V continue as assessments and validation still ongoing.

PRIORITY NEEDS & PRIORITY NEEDS & REQUIREMENTS (TY REMING)REQUIREMENTS (TY REMING)

Medical Supplies Emergency Health Kit:

(1 kit for 10,000 pop x 3 months) Basic Health Kit : 220 Supplementary Kit : 220

Other medicines

PRIORITY NEEDS & PRIORITY NEEDS & REQUIREMENTS (TY REMING)REQUIREMENTS (TY REMING)

Food Items Ready-to-eat–food/canned goods Infant formula Toddler/Children’s milk Drinking water

Non-Food Items Water Purifiers Water Containers Mosquito Nets Mats Blankets Cooking Utensils Gas Stoves Clothing

Children’s wear Ladies’ & men’s wear Footwear (slippers, shoes)

PRIORITY NEEDS & PRIORITY NEEDS & REQUIREMENTS (TY REMING)REQUIREMENTS (TY REMING)

Water and Sanitation Hygiene (WASH) drinking water, water purifier, purifying tablets and water

containers Emergency Power Supply/Source for Lifeline

Services Generator sets (for municipal health centers at least 25 to

35 kva) Water Purifying Systems

for Albay for Camarines Sur for Catanduanes

PRIORITY NEEDS & PRIORITY NEEDS & REQUIREMENTS (TY REMING)REQUIREMENTS (TY REMING)

NDCC PRIORITY ACTIONSNDCC PRIORITY ACTIONS

To coordinate the receipt of offers of assistance from the international humanitarian community and local donors;

To sustain emergency relief operations in all affected and critical areas;

To formulate and develop the early recovery plan (beyond relief) in areas affected by the three recent typhoons

ORGANIZATION FOR RESPONSEORGANIZATION FOR RESPONSE

RDCC

P/CSUPT VICTOR BOCO

ALBAY PDCC

GOV F GONZALES

AFP TF MAYON ALPHAALBAY PPO

ALBAY PSEMO

MR. CEDRIC DAEP

MDCC CDCC

EVAC CENTERS EVAC CENTERS

NDCC

PGMA

Indicative Rehab Plan Indicative Rehab Plan (TY Milenyo)(TY Milenyo)

808Repair/Reconstruction of Schools

3,030Total

177Livelihood

492Resettlement/ Shelter

1,103Repair/Reconstruction of Roads, Bridges, Agri & Health Facilities

450Agri Assistance

Amount(in Million Pesos)

Sources: DSWD, DA, DepEd, and DPWH

ALBAY DAMAGE & NEEDS ALBAY DAMAGE & NEEDS ASSESSMENT (post-Reming)ASSESSMENT (post-Reming)

DOH REPORT ON HEALTH DOH REPORT ON HEALTH ASPECT IN ALBAYASPECT IN ALBAY

• PUBLIC HEALTH– Most of the cases were traumatic injuries in nature.

There is a delay in the consultations of some injured victims. Some feared to pay for their hospitalization.

– LGUs requested for the ATS, Oresol, chlorine tablets, and medicines.

– Congested evacuation center. Anticipating for possible increase in diarrhea, respiratory, skin/eye infections and other communicable diseases.

DOH REPORT ON HEALTH DOH REPORT ON HEALTH ASPECT IN ALBAYASPECT IN ALBAY

• PUBLIC HEALTH– There was already fear and panic seen among

the residents during the tsunami scare/hoax in the area.

DOH REPORT ON HEALTH DOH REPORT ON HEALTH ASPECT IN ALBAYASPECT IN ALBAY

• DAMAGED HEALTH INFRASTRUCTURE– Bicol Regional Training & Teaching Hospital (BRTTH)

• with previous damages from TY Milenyo

• damaged ceilings, windows, roofs

– Bicol Medical Center• Operating Room, Out-Patient Department and wards affected

with windows, ceilings & roofs damaged.

• Equipment damaged by water

DOH REPORT ON HEALTH DOH REPORT ON HEALTH ASPECT IN ALBAYASPECT IN ALBAY

• DAMAGED HEALTH INFRASTRUCTURE– Josefina Delmonte Duran District

Hospital• 85 – 95% damaged• Emergency Room, Delivery Room

& Operating Room badly damaged and flooded. With limited admissions and minor surgery done. Sterility lost. OPD consultation done/located at the main entrance area.

• Supplies & equipment damaged by water• Wards were either flooded, ceilings, roofs and windows

destroyed. Beds wet. In-patients were placed along corridors

DOH REPORT ON HEALTH DOH REPORT ON HEALTH ASPECT IN ALBAYASPECT IN ALBAY

• DAMAGED HEALTH INFRASTRUCTURE

– Majority of the Rural Health Units (RHUs) visited were either flooded or with ceilings and roofs leaking/destroyed.

– No reports made/submitted on the status of the LGU hospitals (Municipal Hospitals and Barangay Health Stations).

DOH REPORT ON HEALTH DOH REPORT ON HEALTH ASPECT IN ALBAYASPECT IN ALBAY

• HEALTH PERSONNEL: VICTIMS THEMSELVES

– 50% of Josefina D. Duran Memorial Hospital staff were not regulary reporting to the hospital. Set-up hospital tent manned by the Bicol Medical Center health personnel.

– Augmentation/Deployment of DOH Medical Teams from Batangas Regional Hospital, Quirino Memorial Medical Center, National Orthopedic Center and San Lazaro Hospital to BRTTH.

– Augmentation/Deployment of DOH Medical team from Bicol Medical Center and Bicol Sanitarium at the Guinobatan RHU for the walking – injured patients.

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