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DSWD DROMIC Report #10 on Tropical Storm “BASYANG” (I.N. SANBA)

as of 16 February 2018, 10PM Situation Overview At 04:00 AM today, he Low Pressure Area(LPA) was estimated based from all available data at 250km Southwest of Puerto Princesa City, Palawan(8.1N,117.2E). Easterlies affecting the eastern section of the country. The Low Pressure Area will bring moderate to occasionally heavy rains over Southern Palawan while scattered light to moderate rains will prevail over the rest of Palawan with moderate to rough seas. Residents in these areas are advised to continue monitoring for updates, take appropriate measures against possible flooding and landslides, and coordinate with their respective local disaster risk reduction and management offices. As of today, there is no more Tropical Cyclone within Philippine Area of Responsibility.

Source: DOST-PAGASA Daily Sever Weather Bulletin

1. Status of Affected Families / Persons

51,430 families or 215,165 persons are affected in 504 barangays in Regions MIMAROPA, VI, VII, VIII, and CARAGA (see Table 1; Annex A for details).

Table 1. Affected Families / Persons

REGION / PROVINCE / CITY/MUNICIPALITY NUMBER OF AFFECTED Barangays Families Persons

GRAND TOTAL 504 51,430 215,156 REGION MIMAROPA 9 414 1,383 Palawan 9 414 1,383 REGION VI 9 20 90 Capiz 1 4 13Iloilo 2 7 39Negros Occidental 6 9 38REGION VII 92 2,891 11,891 Bohol 50 1,878 8,680 Cebu 23 579 2,763 Siquijor 2 2 16Negros Oriental 17 432 432 REGION VIII 224 34,001 141,894Biliran 2 40 160 Eastern Samar 129 21,643 81,776 Leyte 64 7,172 33,849 Western Samar 24 5,115 25,963 Southern Leyte 5 31 146 CARAGA 170 14,104 59,898Agusan del Norte 14 554 2,118 Dinagat Island 13 249 957 Surigao del Norte 119 12,212 52,413

DSWD DROMIC Report #10 on TS “Basyang” as of 16 February 2018, 10PM | of 16

http://www1.pagasa.dost.gov.ph/index.php/tropical-cyclones/weather-bulletins

Surigao del Sur 24 1,089 4,410

Sources: DSWD-FOs MIMAROPA, VI, VII, VIII, and CARAGA

2. Status of Displaced Families / Persons

a. Inside Evacuation Centers A total of 844 families or 3,771 persons are currently staying inside 19 evacuation centers in Regions MIMAROPA, VI, VII, VIII, and CARAGA (see Table 2; Annex B for details). Table 2. Displaced Families / Persons Inside Evacuation Centers

REGION / PROVINCE / CITY/MUNICIPALITY

NUMBER OF EVACUATION

CENTERS (ECs)

NUMBER OF SERVED INSIDE ECs

Families Persons

CUM NOW CUM NOW CUM NOW GRAND TOTAL 351 19 17,719 844 72,730 3,771

REGION MIMAROPA 15 5 407 213 1,356 662 Palawan 15 5 407 213 1,356 662 REGION VI 2 - 5 - 25 -Negros Occidental 2 - 5 - 25 - REGION VII 71 2 2,163 196 9,611 1,050 Bohol 36 2 1,527 196 7,067 1,050 Cebu 12 - 185 - 791 - Siquijor 4 - 32 - 156 - Negros Oriental 19 - 419 - 1,597 - REGION VIII 79 - 2,878 - 10,023 -Biliran 2 - 40 - 160 - Eastern Samar 48 - 2,294 - 7,410 - Leyte 24 - 412 - 1,792 - Western Samar 2 - 113 - 565 - Southern Leyte 3 - 19 - 96 - CARAGA 184 12 12,266 435 51,715 2,059 Agusan del Norte 11 2 506 11 1,968 40Dinagat Island 18 - 249 - 957 - Surigao del Norte 133 9 10,430 306 44,417 1,508 Surigao del Sur 22 1 1,081 118 4,373 511


b. Outside Evacuation Centers

There are 1,837 families or 8,195 persons staying with families/friends in Region MIMAROPA and CARAGA (see Table 3; Annex C for details). Table 3. Affected Families / Persons Outside Evacuation Centers


NUMBER OF SERVED OUTSIDE ECs

Families Persons CUM NOW CUM NOW

GRAND TOTAL 9,111 1,837 38,189 8,195


REGION MIMAROPA 7 7 27 27 Palawan 7 7 27 27REGION VI 15 - 65 -Capiz 4 - 13 - Iloilo 7 - 39 - Negros Occidental 4 - 13 - REGION VII 758 - 3,633 -Bohol 351 - 1,613 - Cebu 394 - 1,972 - Negros Oriental 13 - 48 - REGION VIII 6,493 - 26,281 -Eastern Samar 4,644 - 17,991 - Leyte 1,839 - 8,248 - Southern Leyte 10 - 42 - CARAGA 1,838 1,830 8,183 8,168 Agusan del Norte 48 40 150 135 Surigao del Norte 1,782 1,782 7,996 7,996 Surigao del Sur 8 8 37 37


3. Damaged Houses

At present, there is a total of 1,267 damaged houses; of which, 280 houses are totally damaged and 987 are partially damaged in Regions VI, VIII, and CARAGA, due to TS Basyang (see Table 4).

Table 4. Damaged Houses

REGION / PROVINCE / CITY/MUNICIPALITY NO. OF DAMAGED HOUSES Total Totally Partially

GRAND TOTAL 1,267 280 987 REGION VI 11 4 7 Iloilo 7 2 5 Janiuay 7 2 5 Negros Occidental 4 2 2 Cauayan 1 1 - Salvador Benedicto 3 1 2 REGION VII 40 31 9 Bohol 40 31 9 Guindulman 40 31 9 REGION VIII 111 22 89 Eastern Samar 99 15 84

Llorente 99 15 84Leyte 7 7 -

Mahaplag 7 7 - Southern Leyte 5 - 5

City of Maasin (capital) 3 - 3 Padre Burgos 2 - 2

CARAGA 1,105 223 882 Agusan del Norte 14 11 3 Carmen 1 - 1


Jabonga 13 11 2 Surigao del Norte 1,083 206 877 Alegria 598 50 548 Bacuag 189 14 175 Gigaquit 26 16 10 Mainit 57 57 - Malimono 31 11 20 Placer 59 13 46 San Francisco (Anao-aon) 26 14 12 Sison 87 22 65 Tagana-an 2 2 - Tubod 8 7 1 Surigao del Sur 8 6 2 Cortes 8 6 2

Sources: DSWD-FOs VI, VIII, and CARAGA

4. Status of Stranded Passengers

There were 405 stranded passengers in Region VII (see Table 5). Table 5. Status of Stranded Passenger

REGION / PROVINCE / CITY / MUNICIPALITY LOCATION NO. OF STRANDEES

GRAND TOTAL 405 REGION VII 405 Cebu 405 Tangil Port 180 Hagyana Port 120 Sibulan Terminal 71 Sta. Fe Polytechnic College 7 LGU Musuem 27

Source: DSWD-FO VII

5. Cost of Assistance

₱4,954,178.58 worth of assistance has been provided to affected families and individuals ; of which, ₱3,515,618.58 came from DSWD and ₱1,438,560.00 from LGUs (see Table 6).

Table 6. Assistance Provided to Affected Families and Individuals

REGION / PROVINCE / CITY/MUNICIPALITY TOTAL COST OF ASSISTANCE (PHP)

DSWD LGU NGOs OTHERS GRAND TOTAL

GRAND TOTAL 3,515,618.58 1,438,560.00 - - 4,954,178.58REGION VI - 11,800.00 - - 11,800.00 Iloilo - 11,000.00 - - 11,000.00 Janiuay - 11,000.00 - - 11,000.00 Negros Occidental - 800.00 - - 800.00 Cauayan - 800.00 - - 800.00 REGION VII 706,479 - - - 706,479 Bohol 706,479 - - - 706,479 Alicia 70,890 - - - 70,890 Anda 242,360 - - - 242,360


Candijay 44,837 - - - 44,837 Duero 60,590 - - - 60,590 Guindulman 287,803 - - - 287,803 CARAGA 2,809,139.18 1,426,760.00 - - 4,235,899.18Agusan del Norte - 7,950.00 - - 7,950.00 Nasipit - 7,950.00 - - 7,950.00 Dinagat Island - 28,012.00 - - 28,012.00 Cagdianao - 28,012.00 - - 28,012.00 Surigao del Norte 1,728,289.18 1,369,598.00 - - 3,097,887.18 Alegria - 108,900.00 - - 108,900.00 Bacuag - 315,018.00 - - 315,018.00 Claver - 115,802.00 - - 115,802.00 Gigaquit 974,995.50 175,032.00 - - 1,150,027.50 Mainit 290,080.00 421,146.00 - - 711,226.00 Sison 463,213.68 186,516.00 - - 649,729.68 Tagana-an - 16,098.00 - - 16,098.00 Tubod - 31,086.00 - - 31,086.00 Surigao del Sur 1,080,850.00 21,200.00 - - 1,102,050.00 Barobo - 21,200.00 - - 21,200.00 Carrascal 1,080,850.00 - - - 1,080,850.00

Source: DSWD-FOs VI and CARAGA

Situational Reports DREAMB

DATE ACTION(S) TAKEN

12 February 2018 - Present

● The Disaster Response Operations Monitoring and Information Center (DROMIC) of DSWD-DReAMB is continuously coordinating and monitoring affected FOs reports related to TS Basyang.

● DROMIC Preparedness for Response Report on the TD is available online at: http://dromic.dswd.gov.ph.

● An Emergency Response Preparedness (ERP) meeting was conducted today, 1330H at the NDRRMC Operations Center, which was attended by DReAMB staff.

DSWD-FO MIMAROPA


15 February 2018

● As of February 14, 2018 Evacuation Centers from Municipality of Araceli, Balabac, Magsaysay, Rizal and Sofronio Espanola were activated to accommodate families who takes precautionary measures against flooding, flashflood and landslide.

● For Municipality of Rizal the said opened EC at 8:AM of February 14, 2018 has already closed at exactly 9:35 in the evening same day. Evacuees has already gone back to their residence.

● The Fifteen (15) reported EC were all pre-emptive. Number of evacuees is expected to lessen within a day.

● Local Government Unit of Araceli has distributed food and water to evacuees. ● As per coordination with PDRRMO and SWADT Office ALL Rescue Team are on

stand-by are ready to be deployed anytime. ● With close coordination to MDRRMO/MSWDO/PDRRMO to effectively monitor the

situation and weather disturbance within the affected areas of Palawan. ● Reported opened Evacuation Centers were ALL-PREEMPTIVE. This is currently

undergoing validation by the Field Office as to the number of currently open ECs.


12 February 2018

● Activated Field Office Operation Center to monitor daily local weather condition and provide situational awareness.

● Alerted all P/C/M Quick Response Teams in 5 provinces of MIMAROPA to regularly monitor the situations in their areas.

● All members of R/P/C/M QRTs were on-call and on standby to be on duty, ready for deployment if needed.

● Advised P/MQRTs to coordinate with concerned LGUs to report any unusual eventualities in their respective areas and take appropriate actions.

● Information and Communication Technology Management Unit (ICTMU) of DSWD-FO MIMAROPA was activated to ensure robust communication system.

● Ensured that there is an on-call truck available for delivery of goods to areas that will be affected.

● Ensured that relief goods, both food and non-food items (F/NFIs) are also ready and available at any given time.

● Closed coordination with the Office of Civil Defense (OCD) for any warning signal updates for monitoring purposes and response mechanism for areas that will be affected.

● With ongoing purchase and replenishment of stockpile and prepositioned FFPs. DSWD-FO VI

DATE ACTION(S) TAKEN 15 February

2018 ● FO VI submitted its Terminal Report sincethere is no LGU request for augmentation ● All evacuees already went home since the flooding already subsided.

12 February 2018

● All QRT members were on-call and ready for activation upon instruction of the OIC-Regional Director of DSWD-FO VI.

● DSWD QRT closely coordinated with MDRRMOs and MSWDOs in their respective areas and ready to report possible landslide and monitor flooding.

● DROMIC-FO VII focal closely monitored the weather status in coordination with PAGASA VI.

● No cancellation of flights and sea travel in the entire region. DSWD-FO VII


15 February 2018

● There are now various ECs closed, more are expected later today since families have started to go back home due to good weather experienced although, skies are still cloudy but scattered rainshowers are only experienced. Skies are clearing out since this morning.

● Typhoon signals are already lifted in the Region so sea travels resumed, strandees reported already were able to sail to their destinations.

● Classes are still suspended in Cebu Province ● A few LGUs in Bohol are still flooded but flood waters are expected to subside since

there had been little to no rains since this morning. Major rivers in Bohol also did not overflow.

● Despite Basyang making landfall in Dumaguete City last night, there were no reported incidents in the nearby LGUs. Most of the reported evacuees are from the Northern part of Negros Oriental. There were no reported incidents in the flood-prone LGUs in Negros.

14 February 2018

● DSWD FO 7 is closely monitoring and coordinating with the affected LGUs thru the SWADTs and MATs and on standby for assistance and augmentation support needed by the affected areas.

12 February 2018

● DSWD FO 7 Quick Response Team was on standby for any assistance and augmentation support needed from the field.

● All DSWD staff from the field were already updated/alerted of the latest weather information since Friday. They were also requested to monitor their areas of


responsibility and provide information/updates for any incidents. ● Around 300 passengers were left stranded in Cebu ports this morning, leaving at

least 27 passenger vessels suspended in some ports according to the PCG-Cebu. Ports that have cancelled trips were in Pier 1 and Pier 3 at Cebu City port, Bantayan; Sta. Fe Santander; Samboan; Camotes Island; Mandaue City Warf; Dumanjug and Tabuelan, among others.

10 February 2018

● OCD 7 called for an Emergency Response Preparedness Meeting together with RDRRMC member agencies. Each agency reported their preparedness measures and activities for TS Basyang.

DSWD-FO VIII

DATE ACTION(S) TAKEN 16 February

2018 ● The DSWD-FO VIII has submitted their Terminal Report.

15 February 2018

● No more stranded in ports. ● SWADTs are continuously in coordination and collaboration with P / C / MSWDOs

and/or P / C / MDRRMOs to ensure timely information of affected families and status of displaced families for immediate provision of assistance and augmentation of relief goods whenever there’s a request of augmentation coming from the LGUs.

● Staffs manning the warehouse are also alerted to ensure the readiness of dispatching the Food and Non-Food commodities.

14 February 2018

● Assigned a DReAMU staff to render duty at the Office of Civil Defense (OCD) this morning and for the succeeding days of operations.

● DROMIC Focal is continuously monitoring weather condition and in close coordination with SWADTs for any incident reports on the ground; also in coordination with PDO rendering duty at the OCD for any additional updates necessary to capture.

13 February 2018

● QRT was activated. ● Assigned a DReAMU staff to render duty at the Office of Civil Defense (OCD). ● Predetermined the task force who would render duty at the Office of Civil Defense

(OCD) and Operations Center (OPCEN) for the succeeding days of operations for TS “Basyang”.

● SWADTs were advised to have prompt coordination and collaboration with P/C/MSWDOs and/or P/C/MDRRMOs to ensure timely information of affected and displaced families for immediate provision of assistance and augmentation of relief goods.

12 February 2018

● SWAD Teams, especially the Southern Leyte Team, were alerted and advised to closely coordinate LSWDOs and LDRRMOs, and immediately report any eventualities.

● All QRT members were alerted. ● DROMIC-FO VIII focal attended the Emergency Response Preparedness Meeting at

the Office of Civil Defense on 11 February 2018. ● Personnel manning the warehouse are also alerted to ensure the readiness of

dispatching the food and non-food items whenever needed. DSWD-FO X


13 February 2017

● The QRT was ready for activation any time and closely monitoring the weather condition.

● SWADT Leaders, in coordination with respective LDRRMCs in all provinces were prepared to respond to emergencies.


● Living along coastal areas and riverbanks were advised to evacuate to safer areas, especially those residents of TS Vinta-affected areas in Lanao del Norte, Bukidnon, and Cagayan de Oro City, for possible re-occurrence of high water level and flashfloods.

● DSWD-FO IX


12 February 2018

● The DSWD-FO IX was repacking goods to maintain the required 15,000 packs. The Field Office also prepositioned family food packs at its satellite offices.

● The DSWD-FO IX through its Disaster Response Management Division (DRMD) prepared and disseminated a memorandum on preparedness response to officially inform the SWADT Leaders to monitor the situation in their areas of responsibility. Also, the Field Office shared the initial update of DOST-PAGASA regarding TS Basyang.

● The DRMD Chief attended PDRA convened by the Office of Civil Defense. DSWD-FO XI


12 February 2018

● QRT including Camp Management Team was activated. ● DSWD-FO XI constantly coordinated with PSWDOs and C/MSWDOs for monitoring

of the situations in the different parts of Davao Region. ● DROMIC-FO XI staff rendered skeletal duty at the Operations Center and DSWD-FO

XI Disaster Unit Office 24/7. DSWD-FO CARAGA


15 February 2018

● As of reporting time, Caraga region is now experiencing cloudy skies with scattered rain shower and thunderstorm.

● All class suspensions throughout the region has been lifted since February 12, 2018. ● Currently, respective P/C/MDRRMCs across the region are still on active status and

the SWADT, PAT and C/MAT are also coordinating strongly with them for on-going data generation and reporting;

14 February 2018

● There is an ongoing rescue operation in Cantilan, Surigao del Sur. Brgy. Calagdaan is experiencing low level of flood while the flood affecting other barangays has already subsided.

● DSWD-FO CARAGA is closely monitoring and coordinating with the affected LGUs through the SWADTs and MATs and on standby for assistance and augmentation support needed by the affected areas.

13 February 2018

● All sea trips in the region were still suspended by the Philippine Coast Guard. Data on stranded remained the same.

● Classes in all levels both in private and public schools were suspended in the Municipality of Sibagat, Agusan Del Sur; and in the Provinces of Agusan Del Norte and Surigao Del Sur.

● Province of Dinagat suspended classes only from pre-school to elementary level, while in Surigao Del Norte from pre-school to high school level.

● P/C/MDRRMCs across the region activated their respective Quick Response Teams in preparation for TS Basyang. Moreover, the SWADT, PAT and C/MAT were also coordinating strongly with them for data generation and reporting.

12 February ● All QRT members were on standby for possible deployment.


2018 ● As per report from Philippine Coast Guard - Surigao Norte Station, sea travels from Surigao, Lipata and Dinagat Islands were already suspended as well as sea travels from and to Nasipit Port in Nasipit, Agusan del Norte are suspended since 11 February 2018 due to TS Basyang

● Per report from Lipata Ferry Terminal in Brgy. Lipata, Surigao City as of 8AM, 12 February 2018, 38 passengers are stranded going to Liloan and Benit, San Ricardo, Southern Leyte. Nine (9) rolling cargoes are also stranded in Lipata Port.

● DSWD-FO CARAGA through its Disaster Response Assistance and Management Unit would communicate with SWAD Teams, and Provincial/City/Municipal Action Teams to continue monitor the situation in close coordination with the LSWDOs and LDRRMOs and continuously provide updates.

*** The Disaster Response Operations Monitoring and Information Center (DROMIC) of DSWD continues to closely coordinate with concerned DSWD-Field Offices for significant updates on their preparedness levels and actions taken . BENEDICT P. FERNANDEZ Releasing Officer Annex A. Affected Families / Persons

REGION / PROVINCE / CITY/MUNICIPALITY NUMBER OF AFFECTED Barangays Families Persons

GRAND TOTAL 504 51,430 215,156 REGION MIMAROPA 9 414 1,383 Palawan 9 414 1,383 Araceli 4 178 625 Balabac 1 83 287 Magsaysay 1 23 96 Narra 1 35 143 Rizal (Marcos) 2 95 232

REGION VI 9 20 90 Capiz 1 4 13 Dumalag 1 4 13Iloilo 2 7 39 Janiuay 2 7 39Negros Occidental 6 9 38 Cauayan 2 5 25 Enrique B. Magalona (Saravia) 1 1 1 Salvador Benedicto 3 3 12REGION VII 92 2,891 11,891 Bohol 50 1,878 8,680 Alicia 6 137 505 Anda 5 605 3,025 Batuan 1 4 16 Calape 2 46 105 Candijay 7 148 580 Carmen 4 30 137 Catigbian 1 7 27 Duero 3 116 472


Guindulman 12 658 3,290 Jagna 5 41 175 Loay 1 24 120 Mabini 1 20 100 San Miguel 1 14 54 Tagbilaran City (capital) 1 28 74Cebu 23 579 2,763 Alegria 1 43 190 Argao 2 39 183 Boljoon 1 14 55 Daanbantayan 11 384 1,920 Ginatilan 3 29 147 Sogod 3 68 263 Toledo City 2 2 5 Siquijor 2 2 16 Enrique Villanueva 1 9 9 Larena 1 7 7 Negros Oriental 17 432 432 Ayungon 2 18 18 Bindoy (Payabon) 2 167 167 Dumaguete City (capital) 8 122 122 City of Guihulngan 5 125 125 REGION VIII 224 34,001 141,894Biliran 2 40 160 Naval (capital) 1 10 40 Cabucgayan 1 30 120

Eastern Samar 129 21,643 81,776 Arteche 9 1,185 4,489 Can-Avid 28 5,689 22,756 Dolores 6 908 2,012 Sulat 4 272 1,300 Taft 12 1,920 6,844 Balangiga 13 3,984 15,413 General MacArthur 30 3,786 15,144 Giporlos 8 1,260 3,288 Hernani 1 61 244 Llorente 17 2,556 10,224 Quinapondan 1 22 62

Leyte 64 7,172 33,849 Alangalang 15 18 72 Babatngon 1 3 12 Santa Fe 20 4,253 21,241 Tacloban City (capital) 10 2,011 8,991 Barugo 1 30 120 Carigara 3 24 99 Dulag 6 419 1,676 Pastrana 1 3 12 Albuera 2 105 473 Isabel 3 108 410 Ormoc City 1 191 708 Mahaplag 1 7 35

Western Samar 24 5,115 25,963


Basey 21 4,992 25,360 Hinabangan 3 123 603

Southern Leyte 5 31 146 Bontoc 1 15 78 City of Maasin (capital) 1 3 9 Padre Burgos 1 2 8 San Juan (Cabalian) 1 1 9 Sogod 1 10 42

CARAGA 170 14,104 59,898Agusan del Norte 14 554 2,118 Carmen 1 1 5 Jabonga 8 335 1,134 Kitcharao 5 218 979 Dinagat Island 13 249 957 Basilisa (Rizal) 4 71 248 Cagdianao 5 91 323 Libjo (Albor) 1 40 163 Loreto 2 41 207 San Jose (capital) 1 6 16Surigao del Norte 119 12,212 52,413 Alegria 5 91 533 Bacuag 12 1,709 8,590 Claver 13 1,018 3,644 Gigaquit 9 1,883 7,422 Mainit 18 3,218 14,648 Malimono 6 660 3,081 Placer 1 2 7 San Francisco (Anao-aon) 3 77 380 San Isidro 4 152 732 Sison 7 1,396 4,981 Surigao City (capital) 7 293 1,131 Tagana-an 29 1,508 6,435 Tubod 5 205 829 Surigao del Sur 24 1,089 4,410 Barobo 1 44 87 Bayabas 2 79 230 Cagwait 2 116 486 Cantilan 1 20 100 Carmen 2 5 15 Carrascal 5 248 1,060 Cortes 1 8 37 Hinatuan 5 248 1,325 Lanuza 1 68 272 Lingig 2 244 769 Madrid 1 5 14 Marihatag 1 4 15



Annex B. Displaced Families / Persons Inside Evacuation Centers


NUMBER OF EVACUATION

CENTERS (ECs)

NUMBER OF SERVED INSIDE ECs

Families Persons

CUM NOW CUM NOW CUM NOW GRAND TOTAL 351 19 17,719 844 72,730 3,771

REGION MIMAROPA 15 5 407 213 1,356 662 Palawan 15 5 407 213 1,356 662

Araceli 8 - 178 - 625 - Balabac 2 2 83 83 287 287 Magsaysay 2 - 16 - 69 - Narra 1 1 35 35 143 143 Rizal (Marcos) 2 2 95 95 232 232

REGION VI 2 - 5 - 25 -Negros Occidental 2 - 5 - 25 - Cauayan 2 - 5 - 25 - REGION VII 71 2 2,163 196 9,611 1,050 Bohol 36 2 1,527 196 7,067 1,050 Alicia 5 1 112 36 479 250 Anda 3 1 350 160 1,750 800 Batuan 1 - 4 - 16 - Calape 2 - 46 - 105 - Candijay 8 - 148 - 580 - Catigbian 1 - 7 - 27 - Duero 3 - 116 - 472 - Guindulman 9 - 658 - 3,290 - Loay 1 - 24 - 120 - Mabini 1 - 20 - 100 - San Miguel 1 - 14 - 54 - Tagbilaran City (capital) 1 - 28 - 74 - Cebu 12 - 185 - 791 - Alegria 1 - 43 - 190 - Argao 2 - 39 - 183 - Boljoon 1 - 14 - 55 - Ginatilan 3 - 23 - 114 - Sogod 2 - 64 - 244 - Toledo City 1 - 2 - 5 - Siquijor 4 - 32 - 156 - Enrique Villanueva 1 - 9 - 35 - Larena 1 - 7 - 43 - Siquijor (capital) 2 - 16 - 78 - Negros Oriental 19 - 419 - 1,597 - Ayungon 2 - 16 - 66 - Bindoy (Payabon) 4 - 167 - 493 - Dumaguete City (capital) 10 - 122 - 499 - City of Guihulngan 3 - 114 - 539 - REGION VIII 79 - 2,878 - 10,023 -Biliran 2 - 40 - 160 -

Naval (capital) 1 - 10 - 40 - Cabucgayan 1 - 30 - 120 -


Eastern Samar 48 - 2,294 - 7,410 - Arteche 5 - 571 - 2,209 -

Sulat 4 - 272 - 1,300 - Balangiga 4 - 6 - 12 - General MacArthur 4 - 28 - 112 - Giporlos 26 - 1,208 - 2,978 - Hernani 1 - 61 - 244 - Llorente 3 - 126 - 493 - Quinapondan 1 - 22 - 62 -

Leyte 24 - 412 - 1,792 - Alangalang 1 - 18 - 72 -

Babatngon 1 - 3 - 12 - Santa Fe 1 - 57 - 261 - Tacloban City (capital) 11 - 172 - 743 - Barugo 1 - 30 - 120 - Carigara 5 - 24 - 99 - Pastrana 1 - 3 - 12 - Albuera 3 - 105 - 473 -

Western Samar 2 - 113 - 565 - Hinabangan 2 - 113 - 565 -

Southern Leyte 3 - 19 - 96 - Bontoc 1 - 15 - 78 -

City of Maasin (capital) 1 - 3 - 9 - San Juan (Cabalian) 1 - 1 - 9 -

CARAGA 184 12 12,266 435 51,715 2,059 Agusan del Norte 11 2 506 11 1,968 40 Jabonga 6 - 288 - 989 - Kitcharao 5 2 218 11 979 40Dinagat Island 18 - 249 - 957 - Basilisa (Rizal) 5 - 71 - 248 - Cagdianao 7 - 91 - 323 - Libjo (Albor) 1 - 40 - 163 - Loreto 4 - 41 - 207 - San Jose (capital) 1 - 6 - 16 - Surigao del Norte 133 9 10,430 306 44,417 1,508 Alegria 3 - 91 - 533 - Bacuag 8 - 935 - 4,817 - Claver 17 - 1,018 - 3,644 - Gigaquit 12 - 1,883 - 7,422 - Mainit 29 4 3,218 266 14,648 1,330 Malimono 8 - 497 - 2,266 - Placer 1 - 2 - 7 - San Francisco (Anao-aon) 4 - 77 - 380 - San Isidro 10 - 152 - 732 - Sison 12 4 1,396 40 4,981 178 Surigao City (capital) 8 - 293 - 1,131 - Tagana-an 14 1 663 - 3,027 - Tubod 7 - 205 - 829 - Surigao del Sur 22 1 1,081 118 4,373 511 Barobo 3 - 44 - 87 - Bayabas 2 - 79 - 230 - Cagwait 2 - 116 - 486 -


Cantilan 1 - 20 - 100 - Carmen 2 - 5 - 15 - Carrascal 5 1 248 118 1,060 511 Hinatuan 2 - 248 - 1,325 - Lanuza 1 - 68 - 272 - Lingig 2 - 244 - 769 - Madrid 1 - 5 - 14 - Marihatag 1 - 4 - 15 -



Annex C. Displaced Families / Persons Outside Evacuation Centers


NUMBER OF SERVED OUTSIDE ECs

Families Persons CUM NOW CUM NOW

GRAND TOTAL 9,111 1,837 38,189 8,195 REGION MIMAROPA 7 7 27 27 Palawan 7 7 27 27

Magsaysay 7 7 27 27REGION VI 15 - 65 -Capiz 4 - 13 - Dumalag 4 - 13 - Iloilo 7 - 39 - Janiuay 7 - 39 - Negros Occidental 4 - 13 - Enrique B. Magalona (Saravia) 1 - 1 - Salvador Benedicto 3 - 12 - REGION VII 758 - 3,633 -Bohol 351 - 1,613 - Alicia 25 - 26 - Anda 255 - 1,275 - Carmen 30 - 137 - Jagna 41 - 175 - Cebu 394 - 1,972 - Daanbantayan 384 - 1,920 - Ginatilan 6 - 33 - Sogod 4 - 19 - Negros Oriental 13 - 48 - Ayungon 2 - 11 - City of Guihulngan 11 - 37 - REGION VIII 6,493 - 26,281 -Eastern Samar 4,644 - 17,991 - Arteche 614 - 2,280 -

Balangiga 3,978 - 15,401 - Giporlos 52 - 310 -

Leyte 1,839 - 8,248 - Tacloban City (capital) 1,839 - 8,248 -

Southern Leyte 10 - 42 - Sogod 10 - 42 -

CARAGA 1,838 1,830 8,183 8,168 Agusan del Norte 48 40 150 135 Carmen 1 1 5 5 Jabonga 47 39 145 130 Surigao del Norte 1,782 1,782 7,996 7,996 Bacuag 774 774 3,773 3,773 Malimono 163 163 815 815 Tagana-an 845 845 3,408 3,408 Surigao del Sur 8 8 37 37 Cortes 8 8 37 37



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