divers/tourists and six

(6) crews capsized at the

seawaters of Limasawa,
Southern Leyte a with

Region X
Provinces of flooding and landslide 1,868 families / 9,324 persons
Camiguin, Lanao are currently staying in 21
del Norte and evacuation centers while 2
Misamis Oriental families / persons are staying
and cities of with friends/relatives.
Cagayan de Oro
and Gingoog
CARAGA
Surigao del Norte 2 minor landslides Restoration is on-going but the
occurred along the road is still not passable as of
national highway in reporting time
Gawad Kalinga area,
Sitio Punta Naga,
Cagdianao, Claver,
Surigao del Norte and in
Brgy. Jacquez, San Jose,
Dinagat Islands
Surigao del Norte Landslide in Claver A 14-seater passenger Starex van
fell on the other side of the cliff as
a result of the landslide

Agusan del Norte Flooding occurred due to
and Dinagat the swelling and
Island overflowing of Puyo and
Celopan Rivers
Affected 4,469 families / 15,348
persons in 31 barangays: 28 in
Agusan del Norte (7 in Butuan
City, 11 in Buenavista, 1 in
Carmen, 2 in Nasipit, 5 in
Jabonga and 2 in Magallanes);
and 3 in San Jose, Dinagat
Islands

Of the total affected, 423 families /

2,163 persons were evacuated to
twelve (12) evacuation centers,
namely: Sto. Niño Elementary
School, Los Angeles National
High School, Los Angeles
Elementary School, Sacol Brgy.
Hall, JP Satorre Municipal Gym,
Bayang Brgy. Hall, Seventh Day
Adventist, Jabonga Municipal
Gym, Jabonga Elementary
School, Milan Elementary School,
Brgy. Giwasan, and San Jose
Elementary School

C. Affected Population (Tab A)

™ A total of 82,324 families / 404,623 persons were affected in 93 barangays, 4
cities and 23 municipalities in the provinces of Camiguin, Lanao del Norte and
Misamis Oriental in Region X; Agusan del Norte and Dinagat Island in
CARAGA
™ At the height of Tropical Depression “Urduja”, 3,293 persons, 110 vehicles
and 99 vessels were stranded in various ports in Southern Tagalog, Bicol
Region, Eastern Visayas and Northern Mindanao

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D. Casualties: 14 (Dead-4, Injured-13)
Reg Prov Name Age/Sex Address Cause
Dead = 4
VII Cebu Roynaldo Dumanjug, Cebu electrocution
Zorobrado
X Misamis Isnaje Rallos 1 y/o/M San Antonio, landslide
Oriental Jasaan
Misamis Jenebeb 4 mos San Antonio, landslide
Oriental Sajesah old/F Jasaan
Rallos
Misamis Dionisio 62 y/o/M Brgy Santiago, landslide
Oriental Quiloman Gingoog City
Injured= 13
X Misamis Archie Reyes 24 y/o/M Bulua, Cagayan landslide
Oriental de Oro City
Misamis Roel Reyes M landslide
Oriental
Misamis Rolando 62 y/o/M Bobontugan, landslide
Oriental Bitacura Jasaan
CARAGA Surigao 10 passengers Passengers fell into
del the cliff due to
Norte landslide in Claver,
Surigao del Norte

E. Damages
a. Damaged Houses – A total of 65 houses were damaged (7 totally and 58
partially) in CARAGA
Reg Prov City/Municipality Totally Partially Total
Damaged Damaged
Total 7 58 65
CARAGA Agusan del Norte Butuan City 4 10 14
Agusan del Norte Cabadbaran 2 2
Agusan del Norte Remedios T. Romualdez 1 48 49

b. Damage to Infrastructure and Agriculture

™ Initial data on the cost of damage to infrastructure and agriculture in
CARAGA amounted to PhP 566,820
Agriculture
Region/Prov Infrastructure Total
Crops Fisheries Livestock
Total 100,000 365,620 43,000 58,200 566,820
CARAGA 100,000 365,620 43,000 58,200 566,820
100,000
Dinagat Islands (Municipal Gym Slope
Landscape)
Remedios T Romuladez,
365,620 43,000 58,200
Agusan del Norte

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 F. Lifelines
a. Roads/Bridges/Transportation
™ Region X
o Camiguin Province - Tupsan Bridge along Brgy. Tupsan, Mahinog –
damaged by debris and not passable; National Highway in Brgy
Lumad, Mambajao – still not passable due to the overflowing of
creek
™ CARAGA
o In Surigao del Norte, National highway in the Gawad Kalinga
Area, Municipality of Claver is still not passable, restoration is
on-going; road slip at km1200+124, 10.00m of collapsed roadway
not passable, restoration is on-going
o In Agusan del Norte, Manoligao Provincial Road at Sitio
Manlangit, Municipality of Carmen is still not passable
o Sea travel to Siargao and Dinagat Islands resumed on 26 Nov
b. Power
™ Power has been restored in several areas of Camiguin Province and
Gingoog City, Misamis Oriental in Region X; and in Bayugan,
Agusan del Sur

II. ACTIONS TAKEN

™ A joint RDCCs VI, VII and VIII Meeting re TD “Urduja” was held on 26 November
in Cebu City with the Secretary of National Defense and Chairman, NDCC
presiding
™ NDCC Opcen continuously disseminated weather, flood and gale
advisories/warnings to RDCCs/OCD Regional Centers concerned through SMS
and facsimile for further dissemination to their respective local disaster
coordinating councils from the provincial down to the municipal levels
™ Likewise, Operations Centers of RDCCs concerned disseminated said
warnings/advisories to the Local Chief Executives, Civil Defense Coordinators
and RDCC members through SMS, fax and the media
™ PCG Unit Commanders in the affected areas coordinated with local port
authorities and shipping companies on the needs of strandees

™ Region VII
o RDCC 7 issued advisory to all PDCCs and Police Provincial/City Directors
and Chief of Police on the monitoring of water courses, rivers and dams in the
region
o PNP Provincial Director of Bohol monitored the release of water from Hanopol
Hydro Dam in Balilihan, Bohol where four (4) barangays within the area were
alerted for possible pre-emptive evacuation
o CDCC Naga provided immediate assistance to the landslide victims In Brgy
Balirong

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 o CDCC Naga Response Team and Brgy Tina-an Rescue 761 assisted in
the conduct of SAR operations
o Brgy Basak-Pardo Emergency Response Team augmented the Naga
local responders in their SAR operations
o RDCC response are as follows: Regional Mobile Group Rescue in the
evacuation and SAR operations; DPWH assets from the 2nd and 3rd
Engineering Districts

™ Region X
o A total of 2,670 families / 11,718 persons (1,413 families / 6,266 persons
inside 24 evacuation centers and 1,257 families / 5,452 persons) were
served by DSWD
o Classes resumed in the affected areas
o TOG X assisted in the evacuation operations at the City Homes, Brgy.
Malanang, Opol, Misamis Oriental; PCG NMD dispatched outboard motor
boat to Brgy. Bulua, Cagayan de Oro City; PNRC Northern Mindanao
dispatched 1 rescue team to Brgy. IgpIt, Opol to assist MDCC Opol; 4th ID
dispatched 1 squad of soldiers and 1 M35 truck to assist in the clearing of
landslide debris in Balingasag, Misamis Oriental; and the 1st Engineering
District and PDCC Misamis Oriental dispatched equipment to clear landslide
debris in Gingoog City, Balingasag, Binoangan and Lagonglong
o OCD RD X with 10th TOG-PAF, 4th ID and ABS-CBN conducted aerial survey
in the affected areas

™ CARAGA
o RDCC disseminated warning advisories to member agencies, respective
LCEs and CDCCs thru SMS, fax and tri-media; held an emergency meeting
to assess the situation and discuss preparedness measures; partially
implemented its Contingency Plan on flood and landslide; and deployed two
(2) 6x6 trucks to Buenavista, Agusan del Norte to assist in the evacuation of
families from Brgys. Rizal, Malpoc and Guinabsan, and Tinago
o DSWD Regional office conducted assessment/validation of the areas affected
and prepared stockpiles for pick-up by concerned LGUs needing assistance
o DOH-CHD Regional Office pre-positioned drugs and medicines/ vaccines at
the Regional Field Office thru PHTO
o MDCCs San Jose, Dinagat Island and Buenavista, Agusan del Norte
conducted pre-emptive evacuation and distributed rice, sardines, used
clothing and mineral water to the affected families inside the evacuation
centers
o MDCCs Bunawan and Cabadbaran, Agusan del Sur conducted series of
meetings to alert all barangays for possible flooding; MDCC Cagwait advised
residents along coastal areas not to venture into the sea
o MDCC Buenavista, Agusan del Norte distributed rice, sardines, used clothing
and mineral water to the affected families inside evacuation centers

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 o CDCC Butuan mobilized reconnaissance team to conduct ocular inspection in
low-lying and nearby river barangays and CDCC operating unit mobilized
dump trucks, patrol and surveillance vehicles and ambulance units to
disaster stricken areas
o City Health Personnel were dispatched to attend to the health needs of the
evacuees and CSWD conducted initial relief distribution in evacuation centers

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SITREP NO. 7 Tab A

Effects of Typhoon "URDUJA"

AFFECTED POPULATION
As of 27 November 2009, 6:00 PM

No. of TOTAL SERVED - CURRENT

Region/Province/ AFFECTED Inside Evacuation Centers Outside Evacuation Centers
Evac (Inside + Outside)
Mun/City
Centers
Brgys Families Persons Families Persons Families Persons Families Persons

GRAND TOTAL 99 82,324 404,623 33 2,567 13,011 2 8 470 12,266

REGION X 62 77,678 389,275 21 2,064 10,296 2 8 36 9,551
CAMIGUIN 8 4,440 22,205 7 217 944 - - 36 944
CATARMAN 2 424 2,125 1 36 64 36 64
MAHINOG 1 251 1,255 1 31 130 130
MAMBAJAO 5 3,765 18,825 5 150 750 750
LANAO DEL NORTE 2 3,750 18,755 2 88 631 - - - 631
ILIGAN CITY 2 3,750 18,755 2 88 631 631
MISAMIS ORIENTAL 52 69,488 348,315 12 1,759 8,721 2 8 - 7,976
CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY 8 34,959 174,839 6 810 4,012 2 8 4,020
GINGOOG CITY 1 823 4,115 1 563 2,815 2,815
ALUBIJID 3 1,432 7,163 1 50 250 250
BALINGASAG 3 1,260 6,342 -
BALINGOAN 1 509 2,546 1 10 31 31
BINUANGAN 1 379 1,896 -
EL SALVADOR 1 1,926 9,648 -
JASAAN 11 7,981 39,992 -
LAGONGLONG 2 1,306 6,554 2 172 860 860
MAGSAYSAY (LINUGOS) 3 1,149 5,767 -
MANTICAO 1 1,587 7,937 -
OPOL 3 2,587 12,935 -
SALAY 1 512 2,600 -
TAGOLOAN 10 11,185 56,508 -
VILLANUEVA 3 1,893 9,473 1 154 753
CARAGA 37 4,646 15,348 12 503 2,715 - - 434 2,715
AGUSAN DEL NORTE 34 4,628 15,278 12 485 2,645 - - 434 2,645
BUTUAN CITY 7 158 828 3 158 870 158 870
BUENAVISTA 13 1,401 6,120 2 156 830 156 830
CABADBARAN 27 136 3 27 136 136
CARMEN 1 478 2,390 -
JABONGA 5 1,445 89 2 24 89 89
MAGALLANES 6 120 720 2 120 720 120 720
NASIPIT 2 999 4,995 -
DINAGAT ISLANDS 3 18 70 0 18 70 - - - 70
SAN JOSE 3 18 70 18 70 70

AFFECTED AREAS
REGIONS 2
PROVINCES 5
CITIES 4
MUNICIPALITIES 23
BARANGAYS 93

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