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Republic of the Philippines

REGIONAL DISASTER RISK REDUCTION AND MANAGEMENT COUNCIL

Region X

2F Marcoso Bldg., Corrales-Hayes Sts., 9000 Cagayan de Oro City

FOR : USEC BENITO T. RAMOS
Executive Director, NDRRMC
Administrator, OCD

SUBJECT : SITREP No. 26 – EFFECTS OF TROPICAL STORM “SENDONG” IN REGION X

DATE : 09 JANUARY 2012 (As of 1700H)

CITE NUMBER : 0223-2012

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1. ORIGIN OF REPORT : DSWD-X, CSWD-CDO, DOH-CHDNM, CDRRMO CAGAYAN DE ORO, `

CDRRMO ILIGAN CITY

2. INCIDENT PROFILE

1. Type of Incident : FLASHFLOOD
2. Date & Time Occurred : OOA 2225H, 16 DECEMBER 2011
3. Cause : Heavy rains associated with strong winds brought by TS SENDONG

3. EFFECTS / IMPACTS

1. AFFECTED AREAS & POPULATION (Annex “A” – Index)

AFFECTED AREAS			AFFECTED POPULATION
PROVINCE	MUNICIPALITY/ CITY	BARANGAYS	FAMILIES	PERSONS
Misamis Oriental	Cagayan de Oro City	46	16,966	87,485
	Manticao	13	1,170	5,850
	Lugait	10	1,015	9,060
	Naawan	10	1,956	9,780
	Kinoguitan	1	150	1,000
	El Salvador City	9	648	3,888
	Opol	19	3,517	21,102
	Tagoloan	7	561	3,366
Lanao del Norte	Iligan City	27	20,114	85,264
Bukidnon	Valencia City	5	600	3,000
	Baungon	16	1,054	5,426
	Libona	14	220	1,030
	Malitbog	1	300	1,700
	Cabanglasan	1	20	100
	Manolo Fortich	1	32	160
	Talakag	1	2	12
	Impasug-ong	1	26	130
TOTAL		182	48,351	238,353

 

 

2. CASUALTY (Annex “B” – Profile Index)

AREA	DEAD	Identified Dead	INJURED	Identified Injured
Cagayan de Oro City	737	779	2,896	119
Iligan City	591	399	2,993	0
Bukidnon Province	45	39		8
recovered dead bodies from zamboanga	9
recovered dead bodies from Lopez Jaena, Jimenez, Mis. Occ	6
TOTAL	1,388	1,217	5,889	127

 

 

NOTE:

• Suicide case: Roy Navarro, 33 of age committed suicide through self inflicted wounds last Jan. 6, 2012 at City Central School Evac. Center. He is not included in the list of dead (Table b.). Death is by non-natural cause.

• The number of unidentified missing persons is no longer included in this report since the number of   recovered dead bodies is still increasing and may be possible that those reported unidentified missing persons are among those recovered dead bodies.

 

3. LEPTOSPIROSIS CASES

   AREA	HOSPITALS	ADMITTED	DEATHS	REMARKS
   Cagayan de Oro City (Outbreak – 258)	Northern Mindanao Medical Center	258 (from period Dec. 21, 2011 – Jan. 7, 2012)	8 CFR – 3.1%	Admitted cases not included in number of Injured (Table b.) Deaths from Leptospirosis not included in number of Dead (Table b.)
   Iligan City (Outbreak – 119)	Gregorio T. Lluch Memorial Hospital	23	8 CFR – 6.72%
   	MSH	17
   	IMCH	17
   	MCH	19
   	Doctor Uy Hospital	24
   	E & R Hospital	11
   Sub – Total		119
   TOTAL		377	16

    

   4. EVACUATION (Annex “C” – Profile Index)

      AREA	Number of Evacuation Centers	Total Number of IDPs Inside Evacuation Centers
      		Families	Persons
      Cagayan de Oro City	24	2,869	11,884
      Iligan City	20	1,953	8,141
      TOTAL	44	4,822	20,025

       

      5. DAMAGED HOUSES (Annex “D” – Profile Index)

         AREA	Totally	Partially	Total Number of damaged Houses	Estimated Cost
         Cagayan de Oro City	5,801	12,635	18,436	-
         Iligan City	5,246	14,874	20,120	984,002,918.00
         Bukidnon Province	171	44	215	4,932,310.00
         TOTAL	11,218	27, 553	38,771	988,935,228.00

          

          

         6. DAMAGE TO INFRASTRUCTURE  (Annex “E” – Profile Index)

         
         

         AFFECTED AREA	DESCRIPTION OF DAMAGE	PREL. EST. OF DAMAGE
         BUKIDNON 1ST DEO	Damage of major Roads/Bridges	P    0.650M
         BUKIDNON 3RD DEO	Damage of major Roads/Bridges	P   25.800M
         CAGAYAN DE ORO 1ST	Damage of major Roads/Bridges	P   235.00M
         CAGAYAN DE ORO 2ND	Damage of major Roads/Bridges	P  540.00M
         LANAO DEL NORTE 2ND	Damage of major Roads/Bridges	P   160.00M
         TOTAL		P   961.450M

         
         

         7. DAMAGE TO AGRICULTURE

         
         

         1. Crops (Rice, Corn & Vegetables)

         Province	Municipality	Area (Hectares)	Estimated Cost
         Mis. Or.	Lugait		539,747.00
         	Naawan		1,500,000.00
         	Tagoloan		1,000,000.00
         	Sub-total		3,039,747.00
         Bukidnon	Baungon	688.3	14,529,910.00
         	Libona	103	2,060,000.00
         	Manolo Fortich	166.455	3,704,416.00
         	Talakag	320	6,000,000.00
         	Cabanglasan	8	1,434,800.00
         	Impasugong	-	249,650.00
         	Malitbog	100	100,000.00
         	Sub-Total	1,385.755	28,078,776.00
         	GRAND TOTAL	1,385.755	31,118,523.00

         
         

         2. Livestocks (Freshwater/Nursery)

         Province	Municipality	Volume (No. of Heads)	Estimated Cost
         Mis. Or.	Naawan		1,000,000.00
         	Lugait		400,750.00
         	Sub-total		1,400,750.00
         Bukidnon	Baungon	398	2,095,350.00
         	Libona	400	5,827,050.00
         	Manolo Fortich	11	1,104,635.00
         	Cabanglasan	-	20,000.00
         	Impasugong	-	15,000.00
         	Talakag	20	400,000.00
         	Malitbog	10	100,000.00
         	Sub-Total	839	9,562,035.00
         	GRAND TOTAL	839	10,962,785.00

         
         

         3. Fisheries

         Province	Municipality	Type of Aquafarm	Area of Aquafarm w/ stocks	Volume of Losses	Estimated Cost
         Bukidnon	Baungon	-			192,000.00
         	Malitbog	Fishpond	2 has	-	100,000.00
         	Sub-Total				292,000.00
         GRAND TOTAL (ESTIMATED COST OF DAMAGE TO AGRICULTURE)					37,932,811.00

          

          

         8. STATUS OF LIFELINES

         
         

         LIFELINE	AREA	STATUS
         Electric Power	All affected areas in Cagayan de Oro and Iligan City	98% of power supply was restored.
         Water (COWD)	All affected areas in Cagayan de Oro and Iligan City	Approximately 90% of pumping stations in the West and 95% in the East of CDOC are functional while 10% in Iligan City are restored. Approximately 30% of pumping stations in the West and 95% in the East of Cagayan de Oro are functional while 10% in Iligan City are restored. Not affected areas with water  in Cagayan de Oro City: Lapasan to Bugo; Canitoan, Calaanan & Vamenta Carmen. Affected areas with restored water: Kauswagan, Bayabas and Bonbon; Most parts of Nazareth, some parts of Macasandig, Biasong & Tibasak & Camaman-an, although lesser yet in pressure.

         
         

         4. ACTIONS TAKEN

         
         

         1.   DSWD – FOOD & NON-FOOD ITEMS CLUSTER

         
         

         • Alloted Php. 215.00 per day Cash for Work for ten (10) days.
         • ASSISTANCE / DONATIONS RECEIVED:

         
         

         Nomenclature	Qty/Unit	Amount	Donor
         Cash Assistance		34,600,000.00	DSWD
         Cash Assistance		1,930,000.00	LGUs
         Cash Assistance		9,500,000.00	NGOs / Others
         Distribution of Noche Buena Packs:
         Iligan City	15,000 pcks
         Cagayan de Oro City	13,616 pcks
         Misamis Oriental	3,814 pcks
         Valencia City	1,180 pcks
         Assorted Food Items (Coffee, Corned Beef, Sardines, Instant Noodles and Mineral Water)		5,460,976.14	AECID Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (27 Dec 11)
         Tarpulins (woven plastic 4×6 mtrs.)	3,100 pcs.		ITALIAN GOVERNMENT through Mr. Alfonso Tagliaferi
         Tarpulins	580 pcs.		-do-
         Tents (Collapsible 25 sq. mtrs.)	286 pcs.		-do-
         Jerry Can (Collapsible 10 liters)	6,000 pcs.		-do-
         Water Purifier (4 cu. Mtrs./Hour)	8 units		-do-
         Hygiene Kits	4,000 kits		Good Neighbors International of SOUTH KOREA
         Hotdogs and Sandwiches	8,000 pcs.		PETRON
         Petro T-Shirts	8,150 pcs.		-do-
         Bottled Water	16,606 pcs.		-do-
         Drums	80 pcs.		-do-

         
         

         • 28 DEC 11 – DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE (DA) donated and distributed the following food items to barangays Kauswagan, Bulua, Iponan and Canitoan, all of Cagayan de Oro City:

         
         

         • Used Clothing – - 32 sacks
         • Sardines – - 18 cartoons
         • Sugar – - 4 bags
         • Vegetables – - 2 sacks
         • Noodles – - 18 boxes
         • Packed Goods – - 38 sacks

         • 23 DEC 11 – DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE (DA) provided assistance to the victims at the following evacuation centers:

         EVACUATION CENTERS	FORM OF ASSISTANCE
         	Milled Rice	Fish	Used Clothing	Cooked Camote
         City Central School	15 sacks	3 boxes (bangus & tilapia	3 sacks	9 packs
         West Central School	15 sacks	2 boxes (bangus)	2 sacks	-
         Xavier Heights Covered Court	15 sacks	2 boxes (bangus)	2 sacks	-
         Macasandig Covered Court	15 sacks	3 boxes (bangus)	3 sacks	10 packs
         Consolacion Brgy. Hall	10 sacks	2 boxes (bangus)	-	-
         Total	70 sacks	12 boxes	10 sacks	19 packs

          

          

         Note: also provided:

         One (1) Styrofoam box (big) = 50 kg

         One (1) sack of rice (milled) = 50 kg

         • Resource Materials / Play Kits from UNICEF distributed to the following:
         • Cagayan de Oro City – - – - 13 sets
         • Ilgan City – - – - 15 sets
         • Still for distribution – - – - 29 sets

         
         

         • Noche Buena Packs distributed as follows:
         • Cagayan de Oro City – - – - 13,656 packs
         • Iligan City – - – - 15,000 packs
         • Valencia City – - – - 1,180 packs
         • Kinoguitan, Mis. Or. – - – - 150 packs

         
         

         2.   DSWD – CAMP / IDP MANAGEMENT, EMERGENCY SHELTER, PROTECTION CLUSTER

         
         

         • OCHA – Coordinating assistance from the International Community for DSWD in the information management of disaggregated data on IDP families inside and outside evacuation centers.

         • 31 DEC 11 – a total of 30 out of 45 total number of Evacuation Centers (12 closed ECs in CDO and 3 in Iligan.

         • Number of schools utilized as ECs in CDO – 11

         • Number of schools utilized as ECs in Iligan – 11

         • Number of classrooms utilized as ECs in CDO – 268 (Iligan data still to be obtained)

         • A total number of 29,147 families served in Cagayan de Oro (inside & outside ECs) and 15,937 total numbers of families served in Iligan City (inside & outside ECs).

         • On-going Cash for Work

         • As of 29 Dec 11, a total of 30 Evacuation Centers identified, exclusive of 12 closed ECs in Cagayan de Oro City and 3 ECs also closed in Iligan City.

         • As of 28 Dec 11,  a total of 55,051 families/285,972 persons were served in the affected areas of Cagayan de Oro City, Misamis Oriental, Iligan City, Lanao del Norte and Bukdinon.

         • Mobilized 936 persons from 7 ECs in Cagayan de Oro City (outside & inside ECs) for the ongoing Cash for work.

         
         

         CHILD PROTECTION:

         • 31 DEC 11 –  DSWD-10 hosted and facilitated the meeting of Child Protection Working Group yesterday Dec. 30, 2011 at 1:00PM with 27 participants.
         • The Term of Reference (TOR) for Child protection Working Group for Northern Mindanao was finalized.
         • Mr. Jordan Apat of Philippine Service of Mercy Foundation (PSMF) Inc. oriented the group on the programs and services of the foundation for childred with special needs in the evacuation centers.
         • 1300H, 30 DEC 11 – Child Protection Cluster Meeting, 1 pm at DSWD X conference room
         • Organized the Child Protection Working Group (CPWG) to handle children that are abandoned, disabled, survivor inside and outside the evacuation centers.
         • CPWG crafted the draft TOR for finalization on December 30, 2011 (Friday). Said finalization of the TOR will be participated by NGOs like the CFSI, Balay Mindanaw and Phil. Service of Mercy Foundation Inc.

          

          

         PSYCHOSOCIAL PROTECTION:

         • Conduct of Psychosocial Protection:

         
         

         • ILIGAN CITY – 19 debriefers from DSWD General Santos and Cotabato City (detailed report to be obtained) / Conducted stress debriefing to 180 adults inside the ECs.

         • CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY – 13 Debriefers: ( 5 from DSWD Region XI, 3 from DSWD X and 4 from CSWDO Gingoog City, 1 from Dela Salle University)/ Conducted stress debriefing to 326 persons (inside ECs); 154 persons (outside) total of 480; of which 133 are children and 347 are adults./ On-going conduct of stress debriefing inside and outside ECs in Cagayan de Oro and Iligan Cities /31 volunteered as stress deberiefer and was referred to PSP group.

         • PSP for Children below 5 years old:

         
         

         • Installed 2 tents in the ff. ECs:
         1. West City Central School
         2. City Central School
         3. Macasandig
         4. Bulua

         
         

         • Mobilized the ff. NGOs:
         1. Child Fund – 27 Youth Facilitators
         2. World Vision- 10 Youth Facilitators
         3. Phil. Service of Mercy Foundation Inc. (Jordan Apat) – 42 Service Providers from XU
         4. Hope World Wide Phils- to be organized

         
         

         • Initial result of the PSP to children:

         
         

         • Children gradually open up their fears, anxieties and share their negative emotions and traumatic experiences.

         
         

         3.   DSWD – PERMANENT SHELTER / LIVELIHOOD CLUSTER

         
         

         • Core Shelter Assistance Project

         
         

         Calaanan 3.5 hectares relocation site

         • 89 shelter boxes are now installed in Calaanan with the Rotarian Club, PNP trainees and Cagayan University (CU) student volunteers.

         
         

         Lumbia 5 hectares relocation site

         • Ground breaking ceremony was done in Lumbia graced by Sen. Dick Gordon.
         • Continous clearing of the site.
         • XU and A Brown Company presented the site development plan for the 12 bunkhouses.
         • The International Organization for Migration (IOM) linked with the DSWD-10 to construct 320 bunkhouses in Lumbia adjacent to the relocation site.
         • Ongoing installation of 408 tents in Calaanan, Canitoan, Cagayan de Oro City.
         • A tripartite MOA for permanent shelter of TS Sendong victims is being drafted among parties concerned: DSWD-10, City of Cagayan de Oro and Habitat for Humanity.
         • DSWD-X allocated Php. 206,360,000.00 (Subject for negotiation to qualified NGO) for Core Shelter Assistance Project.
         • DENR-X with the Shelter Cluster Committee and DSWD conducted ocular inspection at Zone 3, Brgy. Lumbia, Cagayan de Oro City as resettlement site with the following assessments and recommendations:
         • Five (5) hectares allotted to construct houses for 120 Families.
         • Owned by Xavier University and accessible/near to basic services facilities like health center, primary & secondary school.
         • Source of water is from the water tank of Cagayan de Oro Water District.
         • Suitable as permanent resettlement site.
         • Mobilized KALAHI Engineers to assist in the site inspection on the resettlement area and monitor the site development. (Site #1 – Barangay Calaanan, CDO – 3 hectares prepared for putting-up of Tent City while 9 hectares for construction of row houses.

          

         Other Support System:

         • 6 volunteered for the repacking of goods at the FO10 compund, and 2 volunteered in the encoding and data banking.
         • A typhoon Sendong Response Coordination Center is installed at the 2nd floor of DSWD-10.
         • Sec. Dinky Soliman directed 11 staff to augment the FO-10 staff in the relief operation: CO-Standards Bureau (3), NCR (6),  Region IV-B (2). Staff arrived in Cagayan de Oro.

          

          

         4.   DOH-CHDNM – WASH, HEALTH, NUTIRTION & PSYCHO-SOCIAL SERVICES CLUSTER

         
         

         • Cagayan de Oro City(Data as of Jan. 7,2012)

         • CHD 8 medical teams were deployed in Ubaldo Laya.

         • (CHD 9) Iligan City

         • January 4-7, 2012

         • With POST MISSION REPORT

         • AREA: City Central School

         • Team Leader: Dr. Marcos C. Redoble

         • Members: Dr. Venus Serafin, Engr. Alan Aquino, Bernardo Orpiano, Noel Torres, Guillermo Oboy Jr., Fernando Lagos

         • Services: Medical stations and consultations from Jan. 4-7, 2012

         • Total number served: 368 individuals

         • Problem encountered: No coordination with other agencies. Duplication of medical consultations.

         • Observation: There are patients in need of psychosocial attention.

         • Recommendation: Continuation of medical station and to deploy psychosocial team on the area (City Central School)

         • Orientation of Rapid Diagnostic Test Kit for leptospirosis by the WHO to MD’S and med techs from different hospitals and health centers in Cagayan de Oro City.

         • January 5, 2012 (Dep ED Region x, PHO-Mis Or, RHU- Villanueva, RHU – Tagaloan, Bureau of Fire Region X, TBRC CHDNM, Valencia City, Quezon Bukidnon, Maramag Bukidnon, Mt. Carmel Church, CHD Personnel, AFP med team <for Tuburan, Tumpagan, Pigsang-an>, South Central School, City Central School)

         • 03 JAN 12 – Dispatched medical teams and surveillance teams in identified ECs.

         • Conducted one session of Bf class to 11 mothersd in Brgy. Bulua Covered Court

         • Set-up breast feeding tent from UNICEF in Upper Balulang

         • Intalled two freezer from NMMC and one refrigerator in CHD-X dormitory for the pasteurized breastmilk

         • Dr. Jessa Sareno from Unang Yakap delivered 88 bags (200ml/bag) of pasteurized breastmilk, 43 will be for Cagayan de Oro Cityand 45 bags will be for Iligan City to be brought by ACF on Jan. 3, 2012.

         • Dr. Sareno also oriented 3 support staff and Ms. Berly Go on Pastirized milk.

         • Problems Encountered :

         • Delayed response from LGU affected

         • Incresing numbers of leptospirosis admissions in different hospitals, both in Cagayan de Oro and Iligan City.

         • Many of the Admitted suspect leptospirosis were given prophylaxis but did not drank it.

         • Mostly affected were those affected but did not stay in evacuation centers.

         
         

         • Recommendations:

         • Massive implementation of leptospirosis prophylaxis using the Direct Observe Treatment Scheme used in Tuberculosis management.

         • Continuing surveillance, confirmation and validation of admitted suspect cases of leptospirosis.

         • WHO visited the Operation Center – Iligan City and some of the Evacuation Centers, verified the data being entered to the system, and speed system starts.

         • CHO – Iligan conduct initial meeting with the City Health Officer for the transition of the operation; Personnel from the CHO will be present at the CHDNM OPCEN to see how the Operation run.

         • LGU-Bacolod, PHO-Lanao del Norte, PHO-Lanao del Sur, LGU-Kapatagan, LDN San Miguel; Foundation provided fire trucks for water supply of the evacuation centers.

         • NBI tagged 117 unidentified recovered bodies.

         • Medical problems in the ECs include Leptospirosis, respiratory and other diseases.

         • Took over ICS on health and conducts daily coordination meeting.

         • Conducted coordination meeting with non-government organizations.

         • Conducted SPEED to the identified evacuation site.

         • DOH Sec. Enrique T. Ona and Dr. Banatin of HEMS and delegates visited Iligan City and Balulang EC in Cagayan de Oro City.

         • Augmentation of drugs, medicines, supplies and psychosocial services from the following:

         • DOH Central Office

         • CHD Metro Manila

         • CHD 4B

         • CHD 8

         • CHD 9

         • CHD Davao

         • CHD Zamboanga

         • CHD Caraga

         • CHD Bicol Region

         • CHD Central Visayas

         • CHD Ilo-Ilo

         • Coordinated with LGU in the augmentation and disposition of medicines, jerrycans, waterine, and cadaver bags.

         • MHO Pangantucan, Bukidnon conducted medical mission and relief operation ( 2 Doctors, 5 Nurses, NGO)  in Libona and Baungon, Bukidnon

         WATER SANITATION & HYGIENE (WaSH)

         • Problems Encountered

         • Domestic animals are in close proximity with the evacuees (Cagayan de Oro City).

         • Recommendation:

         • There should be separate area for domestic animals.

         • CAGAYAN DE ORO City (Data as of Jan. 5, 2012)

         - 95% of East Side have already restored their water supply but still low pressure while only 30% of the West  Side.

         • Water in Macasandig is 91% in recovery rate.

         • 95% of water supply from the City Water District at east side of Cagayan de Oro City is restored.

         • There were no additional wells at the west side of Cagayan de Oro City because production wells were totally damaged. However, Trio Verde will resume their water supply toady.

         • Quality of water supply has passed standards and new cholrinators are installed in supply points.

         • City water district made spot checks on different pipelines and it yielded positive results.

         • Water trucking – 8 trucks controlled and monitored by the City Water District.

         
         

         ILIGAN CITY  as of Jan.5,2012 – Still lacking on the availability of portalets.

         1. Ongoing assessment of  WASH Teams

         2. CHO conducted spraying of Vermins in soime evacuation sites

         • DOST

         • Provided free water testing in Cagayan de Oro and Iligan.

         • Water treatment equipment are stationed at strategic areas in Cagayan de Oro facilitated by Maynilad,LUWA, Manila Water, HOLCIM, Team Albay and Agua Vida with 2 stations.

         • 02 JAN 12 – Conducted water analysis with DOST-X result:

         1. Vamenta Jollibee Hydrant – Not Detected

         2. Puntod Covered Court Tank – Not Detected

         3. Deepwell Bulua Zone-6 – Detected

         4. TAP Carmen Brgy. Hall – Not Detected

         5. Macanhan Elem. School Tank-1 – Not Detected

         6. Macanhan Elem. School Tank-4 – Not Detected

         7. Galam Hydrant – Not Detected

         • Installed water tanks to the following ECs:

         • City Central School – 24 bladder tanks

         • West City Central School- 30 bladder tanks and 2 stainless tanks

         • Macasandig Covered Court – 4 tanks

         • Tibasak Covered court – 8 stainless tanks

         • Kauswagan Brgy Hall – 6 bladder tanks

         • Bulao ES- Iponan- 6 bladders

         • Old Church Iponan-  3 bladders

         • Puntod Elementary School- 2 tanks

         • UCCP – 6 bladder tanks

         • Upper Balulang – 2 tanks

         • Macanhan Elementary School – 2 tanks

         • Consolacion Covered Court –  18 bladders

         • BFP and COWD are providing water to EC, funeral parlors, hospitals and affected barangays by indentifying point sources.
         • All EC’s were provided with jerrycans and waterine.
         • Some NGOs started distributing hygiene kits, jerry cans and water disinfectant
         • CHD-Davao, FICO-Davao, and Malaybalay  firetrucks with stainless tank delivered water to EC’s augmented water tanker for refilling of tanks provided to the EC’s
         • CHD-V augmented water filtration in West City Central School EC
         • Cagayan de Oro Water District is the main potable water source. Other sources are donations from Aquavida
         • HOLcim company installed water purifier at Tomas-Saco-16th st.

         • Manila water portable treatment plant located at Rodelza Circle, water source from deep well.

         • Portable chlorinator provided to City Central and Kauswagan Elem School by Philippine Red Cross

         • Maynilad and LWUA water treatment stationed at Marcos bridge and new bridge in Kauswagan-Puntod bridge.

         • Swiss Govt. conducts water testing to different points within the COWD Srevice areas

         • DOST water laboratory conducts random sampling to the EC of Macasandig CC and ES, Tibasak and City Central

         • Distribution of water will be as need  arises by EC’s

         • Purchased water tankers.

         • Region V Water Filtration installed and stationed at Waling-Waling St, Ilaya, Carmen, Cagayan de Oro City, provides water to IDPs at West City Central School EC.

         • FICCO Truck & Malaybalay Fire Truck with stainless tanks delivered water to IDPs at City Central School and Puntod Covered Court ECs.

         • HOLCIM company installed Water Purifier with 30 gpm capacity stationed at Tomasaco-16th Sts., Nazareth, Cagayan de Oro City under the supervision of MGB-DENR.

         • Manila Water Portable Treatment Plant (MWPTP) installed at Rodelza Circle, Carmen, CDOC. (Source of water – CDOWD Deep Well)

         • Portable Chlorinator provided to City Central School and Kauswagan Elementary School by the PRC.

         • Swiss government conducted water testing to different points within the Cagayan de Oro Water District (COWD) Service Areas.

         • DOST Water Laboratory conducted random sampling at Macasandig Covered Court and Elementary School including Tibasak and City Central School. RESULT – Water from faucet of COWD us free of Ecoli, while water from firetrucks indicates and/or was detected of coliforms.

          

          

         HEALTH

         
         

         January 8, 2012 (DOH-NM)

         • List of Participants who were present in the ORIENTATION ON RAPID DIAGNOSTIC TEST FOR LEPTOSPIROSIS held last January 5, 2012 in CHDNM

         NAME	AGENCY
         Jennifer D. Piloton	CHO-CDO
         Charissa B. Galacio	CHO-CDO
         Michelle Cruz	CHO-CDO
         Jesse T. Cortez	RHU-Tagoloan
         Pacita S. Felicilda	JRBGH
         Evelyn Perez	JRBGH
         Aris L. Austria	NMMC
         Marlene Sinadjan	CUMC
         Lester  Geroy	WHO
         Art Pesigan	WHO
         Ma. Arleen Obsioma	CUMC/PMPI
         Rolando Rabara	JRBGH
         Ma. Estela Cabonce	CDO Maternity Hospital
         Merlie M. Rubin	Sabal Hosp. Inc.

          

          

         Prepared by  HEALTH TEAM EASTERN  VISAYAS

         1. Nutrition Team(Nat’l Nutrition Council VIII):
            1. SEGUNDINAL DEVOTA DILAO
            2. IVY MARIE ITOM
         2. MHPSS Team:
            1. NELIOSA CURTEL-GUARDA (CHD VIII)
            2. SUSANA RADOC (SCR Hospital)
         3. WASH Team(CHD VIII):
            1. ENGR. PETER DANIEL MERIDA
            2. ROBERTO PALACIO (support staff )
         4. HEALTH Team(CHD VIII):
            1. DR. FIDELITA D. DICO
            2. JENESAN OLIMBA (med-tech & admin staff)
         5. Transportation Team(CHD VIII):
            1. FELIPE LACANARIA, JR
            2. IGNACIO SINGSON, JR
            3. JOSE ILAGAN
            4. ALLAN SABIDO

          

          

         CAGAYAN DE ORO City (Data as of Jan. 8,2012 )

         HEALTH / Disease Surveillance:

         • Continuous monitoring and assessment of all evacuees including those already relocated temporarily.

         CHO-CDO

         • Health centers adequately equipped with medications and other medical tools for the evacuees.

         
         

         HEALTH  TEAM Eastern Visayas  RESPONSE ACTIVITY  REPORT

         Ubaldo Laya Evacuation Center, Iligan City Jan 4-8, 2011

         Date	Activity		Findings/ Specific intervention
         Jan 3, 2012 Day1	Arrival, & courtesy call  with Reg HEMS Coord Attendance to cluster meeting conducted by WHO		12 responders 4 cluster responses: WASH, NUTRITION, MHPSS, HEALTH
         Jan 4, 2012 Day2	Courtesy call with ARD, Orientation & assignment Endorsement with Team Albay Travel to Iligan, courtesy call with:  Satellite HEMS OPCEN staff & Asst HEMS Coord /Incident Commander, PHTL, City health officer On-site orientation		Ubaldo Laya Eva Center, Iligan City

         • 353 families & 1700+ indiv
         • Managed by religious priest & sisters, co-managed by DSWD, health-managed by DOH teams
         • Facilities & activities  for WASH, Nutrition, Health & Psychosoc  in place.

         Jan5, 2012 Day3

         Meeting with key  persons in evac camp (EC):

         1. Camp manager (DSWD)
         2. City health Nurse
         3. DTTB& RN heals assigned
         4. School principal

         Meeting Objectives:

         1. 1. To get to know each other.
         2. 2. To level-off expectations.
         3. 3. To set goals & directions.
         4. 4. To get baseline data & issues  per cluster.

         Agreements:

         1. To  continue health  structure & approaches established  by Team Albay.
         2. To fill-in gaps& initiate activities that may  improve cluster activities.
         3. Information sharing with key persons of the EC.

         Jan 5-8, 2012
         Day 3-6NUTRITION
         CLUSTER

         1. Baseline nutritional assessment among pre-schoolers:
         1. MUAC
         2. Weight, height, length

         Findings (see list on attached page):

         • 16 severely underweight
         • 4 severely stunted
         • Breastmilk banking ( use of school refrigerator)
         • ACF provided 55 bags  of breastmilk (250 ml/bag).
         • Provision of banked breastmilk to infants with working mothers.
         • Full breastfeeding motivation for mixed-fed  infants.
         • Intensive nutritional mgt for identified severely malnourished cases.

         One-on-one counselling  and  mothers’ classesJan 5-7, 2012
         Day 3-5

         Mental Health & Psychosocial Services
         Cluster

         1. Drawing  sessions for children with sharing of experiences.
         2. Individual psychosocial process  session

         60 children underwent drawing sessions
         3  severely traumatized child spotted and was given  individual  sessions
         (pls see list )

         3. Psychosocial processing   session for an individual volunteer /.

         Relief noted, slept well during the night.  Nightly unwinding “tete-a-tete” sessions.

         4. Hataw Exercise every morning pursued

         Organized a volunteer group to lead the daily hataw without fail.

         5. Psychosocial Processing for City Health and City Hospital Staff  in coordination with Dr. Rey Sagui, Psychiatrist

         35 staff (Res Physician, CHO, nurses, MW, SI, Nutritionist, & admin staff)
         Dr Sagui recommended MHPSS  orientation/training for the CHO health care workers.
         City Hospital Chief requesting for psychosocial processing session for the hospital staff.

         6. Psychosocial Processing for the teachers of the Ubaldo Laya Elem Sch

         (site of evac center)

         30   teaching & admin staff led by Dr. Susan Perante, School  Principal, underwent the process.
         School Principal requesting for a regular session.  Many teachers are also victims of the flood.

         7. Storytelling session in coordination with camp managers & volunteers

         60  children  attended story telling session

         8. Orientation and hands-on training on the psychosocial processing
         1. Psychologist  given orientation
         9. Provide psychosocial care to local NGO volunteer workers.

         Local volunteer workers had been serving the area since day 1 (3 weeks now) and sometimes get carried away by the emotions of the victims during therapy sessions.
         10 volunteers provided   psychosocial processing

         10. Provide psychosocial care to team leaders and/or  assistant  team leaders   of the  evacuees(43 pax).

         Team leaders were noted to have too much info and work assignments to handle and they tend to be more confused  thus limiting their absorptive capacity.
         Team leaders  provided with psychosocial processing.

         11. Room-to-room visit (baseline data)

         Some evacuees are  worried about  another flooding  that may happen in the evac camp.  Noted pregnant and lactating mothers for psychosocial services.

         12. Information dissemination on the availability of such service in the evac center.

         RECOMMENDATION:

         1. Intensive care for the identified cases. Establish referral system with Dr Rey Sagui/ MH Cluster.
         2. Continue psychosocial processing sessions per group.
         3. Provide MHPSS orientation/ training  to health care providers.

         Jan 5-7, 2012
         Day 3-5

         WASH Cluster

         1. Baseline data collection and current problems
         1. 13/27 non-functional toilets (as of Jan5)
         2. Drainage with portions clogged.
         3. Some families cook inside classroom/evac room & not in designated   communal area (fire, sanitation & health implication).
         4. Men smoking just anywhere in the EC.
         5. Open defecation by toddlers/children.
         6. Solid waste at designated dump site unsegregated.
         2. Assisted  CHD10 team in the conduct of mosquito spray.
         3. Cholelert   from CHD 8 endorsed  to CHD10
         4. Designated a smoker’s area far from the EC occupants  especially   the  pregnant , children & asthmatics and sick.

         Recommendations:

         1. Regular health info dissemination (reminders of do’s & dont’s in the EC) through an enhanced sound system and through putting up of signages.

         2. Implement solid waste segregation to provide early education on waste management.

         3. Coordinate with City Engineer’s Office to provide the basic needs such as repair of pipes, provision of color coded drums for the waste segregation,  siphoning of clogged toilets, etc.

         Jan 5-7, 2012
         Day 3-5
         HEALTH CLUSTER

         1. Assists DTTB  (1 MD assigned)  in the daily consultation.
         2. Provides prophylaxis treatment for leptospirosis.
         3. Attends to emergency cases during the night.

         SPEED reporting done daily.
         Most common illnesses are URTI, cough with fever, fever only, LBM.

         4. Refers patients to the City Hospital for work up and /or for admission. CHD 8 car acts as ambulance when no local car was available to transport the cases.  Follow-up cases from the hospital.

         Referrals:

         1. Leptospitorsis suspect  (2).
         2. Pnuemonia with plueral effusion  (1)
         3. ATS and TT injections (1)
         4. Laboratories: CXR, U/A, CBC, Hgb

         Jan 6,2011
         Day  4

         Information-sharing with different agencies/groups:

         1. City health staff

         (PHN, RSI, MW, BHW)

         2. DSWD Representative
         3. Parish Representative
         4. Team Eastern Visayas

         Agreements:
         1.   Information management and information-sharing as vital to the overall management.
         2. Continuity of services.
         3. Exit  meeting/reporting   scheduled:

         1. Command Post of Evac Center

         (January 9, 2012)

         2. CHD10 OPCEN

         (January 10, 2012)

 

 

• (CHO-CDO) As of January 7, 2012 all EC’s are with regular coverage of CHO teams (MD and RN)

1. West  City Central School – adopted by MOMS/PPS started Jan. 2, 2012 doing medical consultations every MWF afternoon .

2. Macasandig Covered Court – Adopted by Xavier University Group and consultations to be done every Saturday afternoons Jan. 7, 2012. German Doctors Hospital doing medical consultations every Wednesday afternoons.

3. Tibasak Covered Court – permanently assigned to German Doctors, consultations to be done every Wednesday mornings.

4. Upper Balulang EC serviced by healtth center personnel.

5. Lower Balulang – services given at 2nd flr of the health center

6. City Health Mobile Leptospirosis Prophylaxis Teams established since Jan. 2, 2012 conducted house to house DOTS for Leptospirosis prophylaxis.

CAGAYAN DE ORO City (Data as of Jan. 5 ,  2012  9:00PM )

• Conducted assessment & breastfeeding session to all the EC’s

• Conducted IFE BF class to EC’s for the total 16 pregnant and lactating mothers.

• Received medical and nutrition supplies from UNICEF.

• Augmented drugs, medicines technical support and supplies.

• Dispatched medical teams and surveillance teams in identified ECs.

• With technical assistance from DOH HEMS and WHO

• CHD VIII medical team were deployed to Iligan City

• Psychosocial  and medical teams were deployed to various EC’s

• One (1)medical  assigned in Kauswagan EC

• One (1) team to assist RESU to conduct active surveillance

• Leptospirosis prophylaxis provided to different government agencies and private institutions which requested for the vaccines.

• Orientation of Rapid Diagnostic Test Kit for leptospirosis by the WHO to MD’S and med techs from different hospitals and health centers in Cagayan de Oro City.

• Leptospirosis streamers and tarpaulins were installed in Cagayan de Oro City.

ILIGAN CITY:

• Augmentation of assorted drugs and medicine, Health Manpower

HEALTH / Disease Surveillance:

• Prepared Leptocheck Kit for augmentation to Iligan City

• Mindanao Sanitarium Hospital – 1 kit
• Gregorio T. Lluch Memorial Hospital – 2 kits
• Mercy Hospital

• Leptocheck Kit to Cagayan de Oro City

• Madonna and Child Hospital – 1 kit
• Northern Mindanao Medical Center – 2 kits
• Cagayan de Oro Medical Center – 1 kit
• JRB General Hospital – 1 kit
• Maria Reyna Hospital – 1 kit

• Conducted records review among hospitals with leptospirosis admission and consultation.
• On goin monitoring of all notifiable disease.
• Augmentation of health personnel at NBI for anti mortem activity.
• Turn over some of drugs and medicine at the OPCEN-Iligan.
• Exit conference with Dr. Rempillo at the OPCEN.

• Conducted SPEED orientation among hospital personnel

• Provided Fire Trucks for water supply of the evacuation centers.

• Madrasa Cabaro Evacuation Center was adopted.

• Courtesy call made at the Operation Center

• Adopted the Ubaldo Laya Evacuation Center.

• Albay Medical Mission Served the ff Evacuation Center in Cagayan de Oro & Iligan respectively:

• West City Central School from Brgy. Carmen EC 151 patients

• Ubaldo Laya Elementary School from Brgy Hinaplanon 13 patients

• Outbreak of LEPTOSPIROSIS in Cagayan de Oro and Misamis Oriental especially those who were affected by flashflood brought by TS Sendong.

• A total of 200 charts and records of admission and outpatient consultations from different hospital in Cagayan de Oro City has been reviewed from December 29-31, 2011. Out of these records 128 fitted the case definition of suspected LEPTOSPIROSIS cases.

• Hospitals in Cagayan de Oro was in CODE RED especially Northern Mindanao Medical Center (NMMC).

• Conducted charts and records review to validate the increase in the number of leptospirosis cases.

• Massive prophylaxis to all affected individuals using the Direct Observe Treatment Scheme conducted by both the DOH-CHDNM and City Health Office (CHO) personnel.

• Augmented medicines, drugs and supplies to government hospitals including private institutions.

• Media blitz to increase coverage of population knowledge and awareness of the disease.

• Regular outreach to barangays affected and evacuation centers jointly conducted by DOH-CHDNM and City Health Office (CHO) personnel.

• Provision of technical assistance to affected LGUs.

• Maximized coordination activities with all major stakeholders.

• Emergency purchase and procurement of drugs and medicines needed for the treatment of morbidities arising after the flood.

• Cooperation / coordination among infectious specialists to be available in all institutions both government and private.

• Ensure availability of drugs, supplies and medicines at all times in all government and private institutions.

• Follow-up declaration of support to all flood victims who are non-members to be covered by PHILHEALTH Insurance as announced.

• TOP TEN (10) BARANGAYS WITH SUSPECTED LEPTOSPIROSIS CASE IN CAGAYAN DE ORO

BARANGAY	NUMBER OF CASES
Macasandig	25
Balulang	16
Consolacion	9
Bulua	9
Puntod	9
Carmen	8
Iponan	8
Barangay 13	6
Kauswagan	5
Barra, Iponan	5

• 02 JAN 12 – Immunization West City Central School Evacuation Center (TT-583, OPV-33, MV/AMV-43, Vit. A-33)

• 31 DEC 11 – Provision of Vit. A (MACANHAN ES = 17, KAUSWAGAN ES = 7, IPONAN BULAO = 17, IPONAN CATHOLIC CHURCH =21) and Iron supplements (CONSOLACION = 6) DOXYCYCLINE (CONSOLACION = 19)

• ImmuImmunization to evacuation centers covered: Sta Felomina Covered court (AMW = 313, Vit A = 38, OPV = 91, TT = 217), Tambacan Brgy Hall (AMV =127, OPV = , TT = 179), Ubaldo Laya Elem. School (TT = 29, Vit. A = 156, AMV = 335, OPV = 45), Juan Actub Llunch Mem. Central School (TT = 318, AMV = 98, Vit. A = 98), Tubod Mangga Elem. School (AMV = 204, Vit. A = 204, TT = 37), Echavez Elem School (AMV = 46, Vit. A = 59, TT = 95, OPV = 40), SLPC Hinaplanon ( TT = 762), MSU-IIT Gym (AMV = 683, Vit. A = 389, TT = 312), JALMCS (AMV = 98, Vit. A = 98, TT = 318), Tipanoy ( TT = 41, AMV = 90, Vit. A = 90, OPV =), Madrasa Cabaro ( TT = 17), City Central (TT = 15, AMV = 45, Vit. A = 46, OPV = 41), St. Michaels Gym Tibanga ( TT = 4).

• Augmented medicines, cadaver bags, vaccines, jerry cans.

• A total of 5,523 persons from 28 ECs were Immunized with TT, 469 OPV, 1,560 MV/AMV.

• All EC’s have medical teams with assistance international agencies such as FPOP and UNFPA on reproductive health

• WASH Teams are providing pamphlets regarding leptospirosis and diarrhea

Agreement on Portalets:

• 86 Portalets to be installed in Cagayan de Oro City and 34 Portalets in Iligan City.

• Camp Manager to certify the services provided by the contractor on the daily basis.

• Sanitary Inspector (SI) assigned to ECs will do progress report every afternoon.

• Provide names of Camp Manager and SI with contact numbers.

• City Health Officer (CHO) to validate ECs on available space for Portalet placement.

• Dump site for waste will be at the City Dump Site for Cagayan de Oro, and at Barangay Bonbonon in Iligan City (subject to confirmation / validation) c/o Kevin Lee of Single Drop.

Garbage Disposal:

• DOH-CHDNM procured only a total of 1,000 trash bags distributed to different Evacuation Centers.

• Started distributing the 1000 garbage bags to ECs.

• BLGU took care of the collection.

• Private garbage collection company BAI is routinely going around EC’s to pickup garbage

• CHD-NM procured 1000 trash bags and distributed to EC’s

• Dumpsite will be at City Dumpsite

Vermin Control:

• DOH-CHDNM distributed Mosquito Nets to Evacuation Centers.

• Conducted spraying of disinfectant and deodorizer to the following ECs:

• City Central School

• Macasandig Covered Court

• Macasanding Elementary School

• Tibasak Covered Court

• West City Central School

NUTRITION

• Problems Encountered:

• Nutrition and proper hygiene of the children.

• Recommendation:

• Health education in proper hygiene and nutrition to children

• ILIGAN City (Data as of Jan. 4, 2012)

• 3 nutritionist have divided the EC among themselves to cater all the area.

• Breastfeeding room at some evacuation center has been establish.

• Nutritionist promoted exclusive breastfeeding among lactating mother.

• Some EC has no room for breastfeeding.

• DOH-CHDNM acceded to the concern of UNICEF of the Nutrition Cluster regarding the proliferation of breast mik substitutes in the ECs. DOH-CHDNM representative disclosed that the Nutrition Cluster is on course of resolving the issue.

• Provision of Vitamin “A” and Iron supplements

• WFP provided Plumpy Doz to 6 mos-5 yr olds to 719 children in Cag. De Oro City and 6 mos – 5yrs to 902 children in Iligan City

• Nutrition cluster meetings (members: CHD-NM, NNC-X, ACF, Save the Children, CNO-CDO, UNICEF, Child Fund, World Vision, RHTTPP Nutritionists,and WFP)

• conducted emergency orientations among CNC Staff, RHTPP, nutritionists, BHW’s of Cagayan de Oro and Iligan City

• Partner agencies like World Vission and Child Fund established child friendly spaces and to establish breastfeeding spaces in EC’s

• Received 49 pcs of flip charts on breastfeeding from Save the Children

PSYCHOSOCIAL

Data as of January 8,2012 (CHD-DAVAO)

• Psychosocial team of Davao arrived in CHD-NM to be deployed to ILigan City tomorrow (January 9, 2012)

• One (1) evacuee whose name is undisclosed took his life around 3:30 P.M. in EC site

• Enforced the need to use the Self-Reporting Questionnaire provided to all camp managers and psychosocial teams to help screen for victims.

• Followed up on patient being given psychotrophic medications in various ECs

• Conducted cluster meeting between CHD-NM, volunteers and partner NGO’s regarding psychosocial intervention

• Agreement on submission of PS reports to the following email addresses:

Dr. Benson Go, OPCEN gmail and a Yahoo group specifically for PS cluster

• Directory of the attendees was created and given to their email addresses for consolidation of intervention and data.

MHPSS:

• Enforced the need to use the Self-Reporting Questionnaire provide to all camp managers and psychosocial teams to help screen for victims.
• Followedup on patient being given psychotropic medications in various ECs
• Scheduled Psychosocial support among CHO personnel.

• 1000H, 29 DEC 11 – CHDNM MHPSS Cluster Meeting at the Center for Health Development Northern Mindanao, Seriña St., Carmen CDO.  [contact: dinass@wpro.who.int]

• CHO-TRC Dr. Benson Go is taking the lead in assessment and providing  psychosocial services in all EC’s

• DOH OPCEN will coordinate the 24/7 consultation

• Psychotropic meds are readily available

• Clustering of intervention will be the approach (children, adult and out of school youths)

• DSWD and WHO are also providing MHPSS

  • Responders and LGU workers will also be MHPSS

Management of the Dead and Missing (MDM)

ANTE- MORTEM PHASE

(3RD Phase of DVI Operation)

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY

Date	No. of DNA Specimen taken	No. of Ante Mortem Data Gathered	Unidentified Bodies Processed and Buried
Jan 3,2012	49	50	As of Jan 5, 2012: 200
Jan 4,2012	122	95
Jan 5,2012	72	69
Total:	243	214

 

ILIGAN CITY

Date	No. of DNA Specimen taken	No. of Ante Mortem Data Gathered	Unidentified Bodies Processed and Buried
Jan 3-4,2012	73	78	As of Jan 5, 2012: 128
Jan 5,2012	48	40
Total:	121	118

Source:
Dr. Tammy L. Uy
OIC- Incident Commander
NBI-DVI TEAM

 

5.   DEPED – EDUCATION CLUSTER

 

 

Operational Readiness:

• Classes resumed yesterday January 3, 2012

• 31 DEC 11 – Decongestion in two (2) schools used as evacuation centers with the help of Congressman Rufus Rodrigues: West City Central School and Macasandig Elementary School.

• 10 classroom of  Cagayan de Oro West City Central School have already been vacated, evacuees went to the nearby Carmen Cathedral.

• 20 tents for the evacuees were already put up in Agusan Elementary School in Cagayan de Oro City through the initiative of Congressman Rufus Rodrigues. Plan International pledged 400 tents to be put up. Save the Children, UNICEF and Rotary International also pledged for tents.

• Indahag ES, Camaman-an NHS and Agusan ES are possible location used as relocation sites as of Dec. 29, 2011.

• Staring to decongest evacuees of Hinaplanon ES, Iligan City.

• Families in Tuburan ES and Tambacan ES of Iligan City have moved to the set-up tents in the school.

• Other schools used as evacuation centers like Iligan City East HS, Echavez ES, Hinaplanon ES, Luinab ES and Tubod ES, still have vacant spaces full of evacuees but can hold informal sessions starting January 3, 2012 following the suggested activities in DepEd Regional Memorandum No. 114 s, 2011.

• Depending on the readiness of spaces and tents available for the temporary transfer of families that are inside school buildings, DepED will see how many classrooms can be freed up and available for classes in CDO and Iligan. But IDPs will never be forced to vacate the classrooms.

• DepEd will have to use alternate classrooms in school yards, church grounds and other open spaces.

• DepED disclosed that classes will resume as scheduled on January 03, 2012.

• DepEd Regional Executive Committee (REXECOM) Meeting about the continued operation of DepEd-X Command Center.

• Meeting with supervisors from Sultan Kudarat DepEd Division who donated Php. 150,000.00;

• Meeting with PLAN International representative Ms. Nora N. Quetulio who pledged for an initial assistance of 500 Tents.

• Learning Tents will be provided by PLAN International and Save the Children.

• One (1) Teacher from West City Central School was reported missing.

School Readiness by January 3, 2011:

• 31 DEC 11 – DR Almeda conducted an early meeting with the members of the Education Clusters for Emergencies, the principals of CDO schools used as evacuation centers and the engineers of PFSED in the Conference Room of DepEd R0X.

• RD Almeda attended the Psychosocial Debriefing Meeting in Iligan City and met with the principals of the schools and checked on the status of the schools.

• Planning Meeting with school heads of affected schools and encouraged them to formulate plans and initiate activities to make the schools ready for January 3.

• Heads of non-affected schools adopted the affected schools and were encouraged to tap more stakeholders to assist in the clean-up operation.

• IDPs were requested to assist in the cleaning / clearing of Evacuation Centers.

• Identify available barangay covered courts and chapels for possible temporary IDP relocation to decongest the West City Central School and City Central School.

• Directed all school heads to formulate project proposals for materials needed for the school opening and resumption of classes.

Cleaning / Clearing of Classrooms (Brigada Eskwela):

• Preparation for the upcoming January 3, 2012 classes

The following schools have on-going cleaning and clearing of schools ang getting ready for the January 3, 2012 resumption of classes: Bulua NHS, Iponan ES, Iponan NHS, North City Central School, Puntod NHS, Balulang ES, CDO NHS, Balulang Annex, Macanhan ES, Carmen NHS, Canitoan ES and Angeles NHS. Consolacion ES and Pagatpat ES have classrooms all cleaned up and ready for January 3, 2012.

• On-going cleaning and clearing of affected schools in Iligan City.
• On-going mobilization of 13 engineers of DepEd’s Physical Facilities Schools Engineering Division (PFSED) to help in the clearing and cleaning of affected schools.
• PLAN International provided cleaning materials and equipment for the cleaning and clearing of classrooms at Consolacion Elementary School, Balulang Elementary School and other damaged school buildings.
• Spearheaded by DepEd-X, other contingents from the following agencies assisted in the cleaning and clearing of affected classrooms:

• Philippine Navy
• Philippine National Police
• Youth volunteers from the National Youth Commission

 

 

Assistance received and distributed:

• As of 27 December 2011, DepED was able to generate Php. 1.3M from various private sectors, other DepEd Divisions in Region-X, other DepEd Regional Offices, private individuals, etc. which will be utilized to assist over a thousand affected and displaced teaching and non-teaching staff of DepEd Region X.

• Below is the amount allotted to the following DepEd Offices:

• Division of Cagayan de Oro – - P400,000.00

• Division of Iligan – - P400,000.00

• Affected Regional Office personnel – - P150,000.00

• Received assistance from ABS-CBN Foundation for the teachers & non-teaching staff of DepEd-X.

• Distributed 10 sacks of rice and 10 boxes of canned goods from Xavier University.

• Distributed medicines and vitamins to the affected teachers and personnel of DepEd-X.

• More or less 8,000 assorted clothing and grocery items were distributed to the different ECs in Cagayan de Oro City and Iligan City.

• Cong. Piamonte of the A-Teacher Party List extended financial assistance, food (snacks), blankets and grocery items to the affected/displaced teachers and personnel of DepEd CDO and Iligan on 22-23 December 2011.

 

 

6. DPWH

Local Government Assistance Situational Report of Cagayan de Oro and Iligan City as of January 9, 2012, 8:00 AM

AFFECTED AREA	ACTIVITES			REMARKS
DPWH-CDO 1st DEO
Brgy.  Balulang , CDO		Clearing of main road		Ongoing activity. Estimated number of days to complete is 45 CD. Main road is  80% cleared. Equipment used: 1-unit Backhoe, 1-unit Payloader and 2-units Dumptrucks.
Brgy. Carmen,CDO		Clearing of main road		Ongoing activity. Estimated number of days to complete is 45CD. Equipment used: 1-unit Payloader, 1-unit Dumptruck and 1-unit New Dumptruck sent by DPWH Manila.
DepEd School Sites: Bulua National High School, CDOIponan National High School Balulang National High School		Clearing of Access Road, school compound, clearing of fallen trees, and cleaning of classroomsClearing of school site and compound Clearing of school site and compound		Completed . Equipment used: 1-unit Backhoe, 1-unit Dumptruck, 1-unit Water truck, 1-unit Road Grader and 1-unit chainsawCompleted . Equipment used: 1-unit  Payloader and  1-unit Dumptruck Ongoing. Equipment used: 1-unit  Backhoe  and  1-unit Dumptruck,
RELOCATION  sites are identified as Calaanan, Canitoan, CDO and Indahag, CDO. The District Engineer coordinated with the City Engineer’s Office of Cag. De Oro on the final design of the layout of roads, bridge, drainage, impounding water and quantity estimates. Final quantities take off for all horizontal works by the CEO will be available on January 11, 2012. Upon receipt of the final quantities, the CDO 1st DEO will immediately prepare the POW for funding and submit to DPWH Manila on or before January 16, 2012
DPWH- CDO 2ND  DEO
Roads: Macasandig Consolacion Brgy. 18 Brgy. 17 Abellanosa Lapasan Brgy. 15 Macabalan Puntod Biasong-Tambo Tibasak	Removal/Clearing/cleaning of debris			Ongoing avtivities. 22 days to complete.  Equipment used: 1-unit  Road Grader, 1-unit Backhoe, 2-units Dumptruck, 2-units Payloader8 Laborers assigned to assist clearing on these 2 locations.
DepEd. School Site: Consolacion E/S	Clearing of school site and compound and classrooms			Completed .
DPWH-Lanao del Norte 1st DEO
Hinaplanon – Kabaro Rd. Mandulog, Iligan CityDep Ed School sites: Iligan City National High School Annex at Tambacan, Iligan City Iligan East Central School at Tambo			Clearing of debrisClearing of school site and compound Clearing of school site and compound	On-going clearing of debris and obstructions using 4 dumptrucks, 1 payloader and 1 backhoe on rental basis at Mamsar Construction.Laborers are still dispatched to clean the school site. Laborers are still dispatched to clean the school site.
DPWH-Lanao del Norte 2nd DEO
Santiago, Canaway, and Brgy. Bayug., Iligan City			Clearing	Ongoing.
Hinaplanon, Digkilaan, San Roque, MandulogDepEd School Sites 11 Schools			CleaningClearing and cleaning of School Sites/compound and access roads	Ongoing. Cleaning of Health Centers/stations started January 8, 2012.Completed.Clearing and cleaning of 11 Schools were done prior to opening of classes in January 3, 2012. Equipments used for all activities done: 10-units Dumptrucks, 5-units Payloader, 3-units Backhoe, 2 –units Road Grader, 2-units Mini Dam and 1-unit Bulldozer.
RELOCATION SITE is identified as follows: Barangay Sta. Elena , Iligan City = 15.9 Ha., about 1,855 homelots and approx. 2.5 km from national road at NSC. January 9, 2012 – Started Cutting and clearing trees, improvement and clearing of the access road and the  roads within the proposed subdivision of relocion site.

7. OCD – COORDINATION AND LOGISTICS CLUSTER

• Conduct of aerial survey of the affected areas in Cagayan de Oro City.

• Josephine Lumacang of OCD-10 together with DOST-PAGASA USEC. Yumol and Dir. Alamban conducted aerial survey in the areas of the affected area in Cagayan de Oro City.

• Provision of rice assistance.

• OCD-X RD ANA Cañeda released 90 sacks of rice for the  victims of TS Sendong  in barangays; Kauswagan, Bulua and Carmen, all of Cagayan de Oro City.

• Maintained coordination with the AFP units involving the transport of relief goods from port to designated warehouse.

• 02 JAN 12 – RDRRMC-10 Chair RD Ana Cañeda presided the Inter Cluster Meeting at the DSWD-10 Conference room at 2:00 PM.

• Forward Operations and Coordination Center for Sendong established at the DSWDX conference room. This is now also the information management hub with support of OCHA. The One-Stop-Shop is co-located in the Forward operations.

• Meeting of the Logistics cluster (December 29, 2011) led by OCD with WFP, UNICEF, UNHCR, IOM, HABITAT, CFSI, Save the Children Foundation discussed the goods storages located in DSWDX, Gym at 4ID, NFA warehouse in Patag 6th div and the one near the WFP office in Iligan City; availability of vehicles for deployment; cargo movement and availability of commercial freight offering free space for goods.

• A Masterlist of IDPs inside Evacuation Centers will be provided by DSWD.

• OCDX with support from OCHA made a draft action plan on the relocation of survivor families, the body agreed to send back (thru email) to OCD suggestions on the cluster activities for the Action Plan.

• 29 DEC 11 – Facilitated therequest for availability of 3 M-35 Trucks from CG, 4ID, PA to transport relief goods from the pier.
• The Organization of Islamic Conference (OIC) worked with DSWD 10 and DFA in the needs assessment of the victims in Cagayan de Oro and Iligan City.
• 12 Reserved Officers from RDCG 10-ARESCOMDPWH volunteered in the repacking of relief goods at FO10 compound.
• 4 individuals volunteered in the repacking of goods at F010 compound.

• Facilitated the availability of Trucks to transport relief goods from Lumbia Airport to DSWD Regional Office X.

• Facilitated the availability of six (6) M35 Trucks from the 4ID, Philippine Army for augmentation to support disaster relief operations of DSWD.

• Coordinated with 10RCDG, ARESCOM re availability of fifty (50) ROTC cadets for augmentation to DSWD to assist in the repacking of relief items for distribution to IDPs.

• Augmented one (1) OCD personnel to compose the ONE STOP SHOP (OSS) Team headed by BOC with DSWD as the primary consignee for the acceptance and processing of Foreign Donations and to expedite relief, recovery and rehabilitation efforts.

5. LOCAL DRRM COUNCILS – Actions Taken:

• PDRRMC Misamis Oriental

• PILIPINAЅ KAO Firetruck and Iѕotank delivered 25,000 literѕ of water on December 20, 2011 in Barra, Opol

• PDRRMC sent 1 dumptruck to Iponan and Barra Opol for rescue of survivors last December 17, 2011.

• Zone 1, 2, 3 and 4 of Brgy. Barra, Opol received 1,000 packs of relief goods, 1,300 packs of used clothing and 1,500 pcs of bottled water last December 26.

• Municipality of Tagoloan, 957 families affected recipients of relief goods from GMA& Kapuso Foumdation upon the recommendation of PDRRMC.

• Municipality of Naawan, 750 families affected recipient of relief goods from PDRRMC and GMA Kapuso Foundation.  3 sacks mat and 5 sacks of used clothing

• Municipality of Lugait, delivered 200 food packs

3 dump trucks and 1 rail truck were deployed to CDO Domestic airport to transport the perishable goods/relief goods requested by the province from GMA Kapuso Foundation for the victims of flash floods in the city to partially sustain the basic necessities of the latter last December 20.

• PDRRMC sent 2 dumptruck to Iponan and Barra Opol for rescue of survivors last December 17.

• In Mauswagon Laguindingan, there were 6 victims from Iligan City rescued and transported to Initao Provincial Hospital last December 17 (Source: Mayor Oliver Obaob, Laguindingan)

• Initial Report from MDRRMC Laguindingan : Source: Kag. Lito Bahian

  • Initial update on retrieval and rescue operation as of 181400H Dec 18, 2011, there were

  • 10 Rescued and 5 unidentified dead bodies.

• Report from PHRESNO BELFI NOVAL, social worker  that Mis.Or.PH-Manticao catered 25 flashflood victims of which 5 are coming from Manticao, 1 victim from Naawan, 1 victim from Lugait, 17 victims from Iligan City and 1 from Lanao del Norte where 11 of them are females and 14 males. Furthermore, 4 out of 17 are admitted in the hospital, 1 victim is being referred to other hospital and 3 other victims are being transferred to evacuation Center at Iligan City through the ambulance of HOLCIM plant, Lugait. (Dec.18)

• GMA Kapuso Foundation in coordination with PDRRMC delivered 957 packs of relief goods for the victim in Brgy. Sta.Cruz, Poblacion, Mohon, Baluarte in Tagoloan.

• MLGU Alubijid through Mayor Alvin Giovanni Labis facilitated the embalming of 29 dead bodies, 15 in Somo Funeral Parlor, and 14 in Agrida Funeral Parlor.

• Deployed 2 dump trucks and 1 pick up vehicle to GMA& Kapuso Foundation Relief Operation in Iligan City last December 20

• There are 274 affected employeeѕ of Provincial Capitol during the Ѕtorm Ѕendong and 27 from them are ѕeverely affected and were given pack of relief goods.

January 2, 2012

• Delivered to Social Action Center (c/o Rev. Fr. Nathan Lerio)

1. 20 sacks used clothing

2. 10 boxes of drinking water

3. 1 bundle Insulation

• Distributed Relief Goods to the affected areas:

January 3, 2012

• Delivered 80 sacks of Noche Buena packs to Manticao, Mis. Or.

• Delivered 40 sacks of Noche Buena packs to Lugait, Mis. Or.

• Delivered Noche Buena packs to Barra, Opol c/o:

1. 120 sacks received by Fr. Roy Barros

2. 25 sacks received by Ms. Lotlot Serina

3. 39 sacks received by Ms. Anicia Tabanque

• Delivered Spaghetti sauce to Barra, Opol, Misamis Oriental

• Continuous delivery of 50,000 liters water thru PILIPINAS KAO INC., in different barangays.

January 4, 2012

• Received from Holcim Cement Corp. 15 sacks of rice delivered to Xavier University for feeding program to IDPs.

Dated January 5, 2012

• Delivered 400 packs assorted goods to Brgy. Canitoan, Cdo

• Extend aid to  Liptospirosis victims (fatality)

• Feeding programs to IDPs at the Capitol grounds (82 families)

• Feeding programs to IDPs at Brgy. Consolacion, Cdo

• Tabang Medico conducted at Brgy. Canito-an with 306 patients

6. OTHER SIGNIFICANT ACTIVITIES & ACTIONS TAKEN:

• 1330H, 03 January 2012 – RDRRMC SPECIAL EN BANK MEETING on the clusters response actions for TS Sendong, 03 January 2012 held at DSWD Conference Room. The meeting was presided by RD A. Cañeda, attended by Secretaries Dinky Soliman (DSWD),   Jesse Robredo (DILG) and Bro. Armin Luistro (DEPED), and CDEXO Dir. Flores. RDs of DOST, DILG, DSWD, NEDA, DOH-CHDX, DepED, DPWH, DA, CHR gave powerpoint presentations on updates of their agency actions and initiatives relative to their cluster lead and membership assignments. MGB, PNP, NHA, TESDA also reported on their mandated tasks in response to the calamity. Important matters discussed were on the temporary and permanent shelters for IDPs, rationalization of housing plans for the relocation of IDP families, the need for MGB to finalize geohazard assessments and clearance of areas for resettlement should be cleared by MGB; Financial assistance and cash-for-work schemes; and commitments from agencies to assist in the logistical requirements esp in the delivery of tents, WaSH facilities and movement of IDPs among others. Sec. Robredo especially reminded the PNP to implement the Presidential Directive on the No-Go Zones declared Inhabitable/ Non-buildable areas.

• 1600H, 03 January 2012 – LOGISTICS CLUSTER MEETING on current and upcoming cluster activities, needs and constraints, 03 January 2012 held at DSWD Shelter for Women.  The meeting was attended by cluster members from NGAs, UN Agencies and NGOs.

• 1400H, 02 January 2012 – RD Ana C. Cañeda presided the INTER-CLUSTER MEETING at  the Conference Room, DSWD Regional Center 10, Upper Carmen, Cagayan de Oro City.It was attended by DSWD, DepEd, DOH, OCHA, DOST, Non-Food Cluster & Logistics Cluster wherein  each cluster reported their activities/actions during the meeting

• 0900H, 30 DEC 11 – Inter Cluster Coordination Meeting on the Temporary Relocation of IDP Families in the cities of Iligan and Cagayan de Oro held at the DSWD X Conference Room presided by OCDX Dir. Ana Cañeda

• 30 DEC 11 – Dir. Ana Cañeda met with Police Regional Office Director PCSupt Jufel Adriartico on the matter of affected families that have gone back to the areas where they washed out, re-building their shanties especially at the delta areas/ sandbars on Cagayan de Oro River. PCSupt Adriatico gave directives to the City Police Directors of CDO and Iligan to strictly implement the prevention of people from going back to these danger zones as ordered by President PNOY.

• 29 DEC 11 – Information management cluster meeting – discussed important data needed for the profile of IDPs and the need to provide assistance to the Camp Managers of DSWD in obtaining these data.

• 1600H, 29 DEC 11 – Meeting with International Monitoring (IM) Network at DSWD-X Conference Room.
• 1500H, 29 DEC 11 – Logistics Cluster Meeting presided by Anna Young of UN-WFP held at DSWD-X Conference Room.
• 1400H, 29 DEC 11 – Shelter Cluster Meeting at DSWD-X Conference Room. Salient points discussed includes the following:

• Inventory of Land areas / Lots for relocation sites.
• Inventory of Tents / Shelter Boxes.
• Prioritization as to who will be accommodated first.

• 0900H, 29 DEC 11 – Joint Meeting with Government Humanitarian Country Team presided by USEC BENITO T RAMOS at DSWD-X Conference Room.
• 0900H, 28 DEC 11 – Urgent meeting at DSWD Conference Room with RD Ana Cañeda and Cluster Lead agencies regarding humanitarian assistance.
• 27 DEC 11 – RDRRMC 10 TWG, Response & Recovery Committees Meeting on Damage and Loss Assessment (DALA) attended by concerned member agencies with Director Ana C. Cañeda and CDExO Ronald I. Flores held at Middleton Apartelle, Carmen, and Cagayan de Oro City.
• 26 DEC 11 – USEC Benito T. Ramos presided over the RDRRMC special meeting with the RDRRMC-10 line agencies, NGOs and other key stakeholders.
• 1700H, 26 DEC 11 – PCG – 118 recovered 4 dead bodies from (Baliagao – 1, L. Jaena – 2,        Plaridel – 1) Misamis Occidental at 1700H December 26, 2011.

• 26 DEC 11 – Joint Philippine Government – Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) Humanitarian Assessment Team with USEC Benito T. Ramos, CDExO Ronald I. Flores, Ms. Visminda Y. Cordero of OCD-10 and DSWD-10 Regional Director, Atty. Araceli F. Solamillo, Mr. Rommel Romata of DFA-Manila other concerned agencies held at Tourism VIP Conference Room, Lumbia Airport, and Cagayan de Oro City.

• 26 DEC 11 – Conducted RDRRMC meeting at exactly 01:00PM today at DSWD – 10 Function Hall presided by Director Ana Cañeda with USEC Benito T. Ramos.

• 26 DEC 11 – PDRRMC of Bukidnon conducted Rapid Damage and Needs Assessment to all affected areas.

• 26 DEC 11 – MDRRMCs/BDRRMCs of Baungon, Libona, PNP and volunteers conducted search and rescue and retrieval operations.

• 25 DEC 11 – OOA 0900H, this date, Team led by USEC BENITO T RAMOS with elements from OCD-IX, OCD-XI, OCD-XII and OCD-Caraga left station, OCDRC-X Cagayan de Oro City for Iligan City to conduct ocular inspection of the damaged area in Iligan City and witnessed the relief distribution facilitated by elements from the 4th Infantry Division, Phil. Army.

• 25 DEC 11 – Philippine Medical Association MEDICAL MISSION at Lourdes Gym lead by Dr. Michael Aragon. 2 M35 trucks used to ferry the recipients was provided by 4th Infantry Division. Entertainment Band used in stress debriefing was provided by Police Regional Office 10.

7. NEXT STEPS / FORWARD PLANS:

• Establishment of Forward Operation Center (FOC) in Iligan City.

• RDRRMC-TWG meeting with DALA sectors including Trade and Commerce, Industry and Manufacturing, Services and Tourism, Banking and Finance, Insurance, Electricity, Water and Transportation

• Action plan on the temporary relocation of survivor families to available spaces

• Second wave of Joint Assessment on the humanitarian need situation

8. GOVERNMENT CLUSTER LEADS DIRECTORY:

CLUSTER	CLUSTER LEADS	FOCAL PERSON	CONTACT #	EMAIL  ADD
COORDINATION AND LOGISTICS	OFFICE OF CIVIL DEFENSE 24hour OpCen 09175264224	DIR. ANA C. CAÑEDA MR. PATRICK CALLANTA	09176220901 09174414661	ocdr10@gmail.com
EDUCATION	DEPED – 10 RD DIR. LUZ ALMEDA 09177106322	MR. EUSEBIO AGWANTA MR. ROSALIO VITORILLO	09275216825 09266051423	tzikoy_2005@yahoo.com deped10_sed@yahoo.com
FOOD and NFIs	DSWD-X RD ATTY. ARACELI F. SOLAMILLO 09189793076	MS. ROSE MARIE CONDE	09195921253	fo10@dswd.gov.ph
CAMP COORDINATION & CAMP MANAGEMENT		MR. PRIMITIVO RUFIN MS. HACELYN BARRERO	09089899529 09493374410
SHELTER		ARD. ALDERSEY DELA CRUZ MS. GLOFELIA UAYAN	09193001034 09053667112
PROTECTION		MS. PURITA SANTA	09289785901
WASH	DOH-CHDX RD DR. JAIME BERNADAS 09189255908

CHDX 24Hour OpCen 09173088310ENGR. CARMELA ROA
ENGR. JEFFREY ELOGSONG09173058349
09267838197denimaro11991@yahoo.comHEALTH DR. ELLENIETA N. GAMOLO
DR. MA. ELLEN SANTUA09177121284
09154822102dohchdnm@gmail.comNUTRITION BERYL LORRAINE G. GO
DR. FE PALER09202083759
09209024493 MENTAL HEALTH, PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT SERVICE DR. BENSON GO
DR. ANDRESA C. BEÑAS
DR. EVELYN MAGSAYO
DR. GUY PEREZ09209224947
09179905353
09177167487
09177030225 MANAGEMENT OF THE DEAD AND MISSING DR. EDILA EUGENIO09173106823 DISASTER VICTIMS IDENTIFICATION

NBI

DR. TAMMY L. UY09175491812 

9. OTHER SIGNIFICANT INFORMATION:

1. LDRRRMC Incident Coordination Centers

1. Cagayan de Oro City

• Tourism Hall – Tel. No.:  857-7796

Focal Person: MS. NENA SALON, CSWDO

2. Iligan City SP Office

• Tel No.: (063) 221-3785 / 221-1325 / 221-1328

Focal Person: MR. ARNEL BENDIJO, LDRRMO

2. For donations Deposit to:

FOR CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY:

LANDBANK, A. VELEZ BRANCH

ACCNT NAME : City Government of Cagayan de Oro City

ACCNT # : 002412-1015-13

LANDBANK CAPISTRANO BRANCH

ACCNT # : 00152-0010-45

DBP CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY

ACCNT # : 0001-007-8105

DBP TRUST FUND

ACCNT NAME : City Treasurer Iligan City

ACCNT # : 0820-016201-030

 

 

(Sgd)ANA C. CAÑEDA

Acting Regional Director, OCD-X

Chairperson, RDRRMC-X

 

Annexes:
“A”  - Profile of Affected Areas & Population
“B”  - Profile of Casualties
“C”  - Profile of IDPs/Evacuation
“D”  - Profile of Damaged Houses
“E” – Profile of Damaged to Infrastructure

 

ANNEX “A” – PROFILE OF AFFECTED AREAS / POPULATION

LOCATION	AFFECTED POPULATION
	FAMILIES	PERSONS
CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY (46 out of 80 Brgys. = 57.5%)
Brgy 1	142	700
Brgy 6	15 – 41	90
Brgy 7	124 -104	744
Brgy 10	177 -134	1,062
Brgy 13	571 -583	3,426
Brgy 15	490	2,940
Brgy 17	300	1,800
Brgy 18	13	78
Brgy 20	11	66
Brgy 23	85	510
Brgy 24	139	834
Brgy 25	9	54
Brgy Agusan	81	351
Brgy Baikingon	37	228
Brgy Balulang	1,797	10,488
Brgy Bayanga	2	9
Brgy. Bonbon	2,034	12,204
Brgy Bulua	1,200	5,520
Brgy Camaman-an	9	30
Brgy Canitoan	318	1,908
F.S. Catanico	20	120
Brgy 39	61	366
Brgy Carmen	2,010	12,060
Brgy Consolacion	100	2,940
Brgy Cugman	126	583
Brgy Dansolihon	17	48
Brgy Gusa	122	456
Brgy Iponan	1,378	8,268
Brgy Kauswagan	1,076	5,631
Brgy Lumbia	28	144
Brgy Macabalan	185	817
Brgy Macasandig	2,702	6,264
Brgy Mambuaya	1	6
Brgy Nazareth	15	137
Brgy Pagalungan	16	84
Brgy Pagatpat	481	1,924
Brgy Puntod	752	3,008
Brgy San Simon	20	120
Brgy Tablon	129	421
Brgy Indahag	1	6
Brgy Tignapoloan	12	74
Brgy Tuburan	76	306
Brgy Tumpagon	50	546
Brgy Pigsag-an	30	90
Lapasan	1	11
Balubal	3	13
Sub-Total	16,966	87,485
ILIGAN CITY (30 out of 44 Brgys. = 72.7%)
Brgy Abuno	30	107
Brgy Bagong Silang	1,182	4,289
Brgy Bonbonon	278	940
Brgy Del Carmen	100	368
Brgy Digkilaan	491	2,455
Brgy Dulag	220
Brgy Hinaplanon Proper	2,304	7,904
Brgy Hindang	2	10
Brgy Kalilangan	27	112
Brgy Lanipao	120
Brgy Luinab	76	251
Brgy Mahayahay	1,357	5,428
Brgy Mainit	224	1,120
Brgy Mandulog	545	4,770
Brgy Pala-o	723	2,236
Brgy Panurogangan	152	760
Brgy Puga-an	220	956
Brgy Rogongon	535	2,675
Brgy San Miguel	2	6
Brgy San Roque	1,091	4,973
Brgy Santa Felomina	761	2,542
Brgy Santiago	1,603	5,871
Brgy Santo Rosario	367	1,379
Brgy Tambacan	2,602	13,040
Brgy Tibanga	370	1,491
Brgy Tipanoy	202	721
Brgy Tubod	1,856	9,280
Brgy Ubaldo Laya	635	2,748
Brgy Upper Hinaplanon	1,909	8,312
Brgy Villaverde	130	520
Sub-Total	20,114	8,5264
Note: Latest DATAof Iligan City updated by Grace Joy O. Saquilabon, Iligan City Govt. Dept. Head II, CSWD Officer
BUKIDNON
Valencia (5 out of 31 Brgys = 16.1%)
Bag-ong taas	600	3,000
Brgy Batangan
Brgy Katombalon
Brgy Maapay
Brgy Poblacion
Sub-Total	600	3,000
Municipality of Baungon (16 out of 16 Brgys. = 100%)
Brgy Buenavista	82	410
Brgy Imbatug	61	305
Brgy Liboran	87	435
Brgy Lingating	50	250
Brgy Pualas	83	415
Brgy Salimbalan	39	195
Nicdao	117	585
Balintad	49	245
Kalilangan	30	150
Danatag	40	200
Lacolac	15	75
Langaon	148	740
Mabuhay	41	205
Mabunga	65	481
San Miguel	12	60
San Vicente	135	675
Sub – Total	1,054	5,426
Municipality of Libona (14 out of 14 Brgys. = 100%)
Brgy. Crossing	51	190
San Jose	18	66
Pongol	25	96
Capihan	28	130
Maambong	4	23
Sil-ipon	8	25
Nangka	14	73
Brgy Kinawe	8	46
Sta. Fe	3	16
Brgy Gango	22	164
Palabucan	3	16
Brgy Kiliog	21	128
Laturan	-	12
Poblacion	15	45
Sub – Total	220	1,030
Municipality of Malitbog	300	1,700
Cabanglasan (1 out of 15 Brgys. = 6.6%)
Cananga-an	20	100
Manolo Fortich	32	160
Talakag	2	12
Impasug-ong	26	130
Sub –  Total	2,254	11,558
Overall Total	29,618	145,603

 

 

ANNEX “B” – PROFILE OF CASUALTIES

 

1. Dead (Identified)

   NAME	AGE/SEX	ADDRESS	CAUSE OF DEATH
   CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY
   Abao, Anne			Drowning
   Abao, Emie Galario	20/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Abao, Julieta V.	33/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Abejuela, Solidad G.	92/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Abugho, Johannes Kendrick	5/M	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Acida, Crista			Drowning
   Adigue, Keirsten Chloe Villanueva	10mo/F	Balulang, CDO	Drowning
   Aguno, Maria May G.	2/F	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Aleria, Gerrube Sajulga	35/M	Carmen, CDO	Drowning
   Aleria, Irrish Mae Van Clam	12/F	Carmen, CDO	Drowning
   Alfeche, Kerf Jesa Maestrado	6/F	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Alfeche, Kish Myrtle Maestrado	10/F	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Aljas, Rose Jean *	7 / F	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Altamia, Jemaica C.	2/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Amolato, Aurelia B.	60 / F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Amolata, Evangeline			Drowning
   Amparo, Cherry			Drowning
   Amparo, Isabel Cagas	48/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Ampo, Edwin Aceberos	41/M	Carmen, CDO	Drowning
   Andajar, Jocelyn	F	Corrales, CDO	Drowning
   Antida, Hazel		Balulang, CDO	Drowning
   Antida, Jessel	25 / F	Balulang, CDO	Drowning
   Antida, Kurt John		Balulang, CDO	Drowning
   Antida, Mark Jade	3 / M	Balulang, CDO	Drowning
   Antida, Mark Jay		Balulang, CDO	Drowning
   Antida, Rey		Balulang, CDO	Drowning
   Antolin, Susan	F		Drowning
   Arado, Abelardo Achacoso *	70/M	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Arado, Jonamae Ebcay *	6/F	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Arcadio, Nieves	69 / F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Atasan, Arnel John Enarciso *	6/M	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Atasan, James	6 mos/M	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Atasan, Tessie E		Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Ateria, Irish May Y.			Drowning
   Augis, Justin Dave C. *	6/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Aureo, Ronnie C. *	31/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Aurio, Justin Jaen			Drowning
   Aurio, Rony			Drowning
   Avenido, Liza M. *	3/F	Cugman, CDO	Drowning
   Babayo, Lorevi			Drowning
   Bac, Demi B.			Drowning
   Bacarro, Gerardo P. Sr.	64 / M	Canitoan, CDO	Drowning
   Baclayo, Jolib	M		Drowning
   Bacus, Jevelyn	F		Drowning
   Baculio, Eusebio Cabelto	61/M	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Baculio, Clovita Galarpe	59/F	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Bagas, Johnny Gonzales *	49/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Bagas, Junie	45 / M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Bagro, Edcel Jess Loyloy *	14 / M	Balongis, CDO	Drowning
   Bagro, Edcel John	5 / M	Balongis, CDO	Drowning
   Bagro, Edison	12 / M	Balongis, CDO	Drowning
   Bagro, Liza Loyloy *	40 / F	Balongis, CDO	Drowning
   Baguhin, Demi Tapiahan *	6/F	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Baguhin, Dindo		Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Balabat, Rodel			Drowning
   Balasabas, Manella P.	76/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Balili, Donald P.	21/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Balili, Jessa P.	15/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Balili, Joy Grace	10/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Balgo, Shiela P.	F		Drowning
   Balili, Reshly Ann	5/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Baltazar, Ofelia Velez *	96/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Banawa, Rowel R. *	24/M	Balulang, CDO	Drowning
   Bandivas, Filemon J.	80 / M	Balulang, CDO	Drowning
   Bangot, Marlon Agan	57/M	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Bantilao, Julieta	49/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Bartal, Rosalinda L.	49/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Baulac, Edana	F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Bebilla, Noemi	F		Drowning
   Banigildo, Sarah F.	F		Drowning
   Bequiso, Elena	F	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Bequiso, Elma Epong *	29/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Berongoy, Lourdes Umalsa *	3/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Berongoy, Pablo Olaivar	77/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Betacura, Jujean Krintz Acuno	2/F	Carmen, CDO	Drowning
   Bethemen, Flora G.			Drowning
   Bohol, Mark Bryan	2/M	Poblacion Manticao	Drowning
   Bolanos, Marivic			Drowning
   Bolanio, Mila O. *	60/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Boquiron, Janet M.			Drowning
   Branzuela, Genelle L.	27/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Buenaventura, Chan			Drowning
   Bugas, Geraldin B.			Drowning
   Bugas, Jason B.			Drowning
   Buhia, Lilvic		Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Busilac, Jun Klyd	8/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Busilak, Karl A. *	3/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Busilac, Mark Jade V. *	7/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Bustarde, Arnold Bernabe	32/M	Balulang, CDO	Drowning
   Bustarde, Janne Isabhelee Herbolingo	6/F	Balulang, CDO	Drowning
   Bustarde, Janet Herbolingo	32/F	Balulang, CDO	Drowning
   Bustarde, Jarel Jan Herbolingo	1/M	Balulang, CDO	Drowning
   Caangay, Vannessa Quiño *	23/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Cababanos, Limbania	F	Macabalan, CDO	Drowning
   Cababanos, Roxanne	F	Macabakan, CDO	Drowning
   Cabahug, Faithful Love B. *	21/F	Balulang, CDO	Drowning
   Cabahug, Zahita B. *	61/F	Balulang, CDO	Drowning
   Cabanes, Mary Cris	18/F	Consolacion, CDO	Drowning
   Cagada, Teresita			Drowning
   Cagampang, Florence B			Drowning
   Cagampang, Welven			Drowning
   Cago, Anna Rose L.	F	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Cahilo, Eladio	75/M	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Cahilo, Michaela	5/F	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Cahilo, Semprosa	73/M	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Caingin, Maura Bernales *	51/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Caingin, Rustom Ramondi *	55/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Cainoy, Gabriel Laray	4/M	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Calam, Lelia Balos	42/F	Brgy. 15, CDO	Drowning
   Calulo, Mica Ella J. *	5/F	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Calolo, Rose Villa	44 / F	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Calulo, Danilo	49/M	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Calulo, Eladio A.	75/M	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Calulo, Semfrosa S.	74/M	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Campanillia, Roque A.	M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Canoog, Felis Maryliane B.	5mos./F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Canoog, Ferdane Marwayne B.	1/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Canoog, Ferna Marie	8/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Canoog, Fernand Margiven	10/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Cantones, Chanine C.			Drowning
   Cañete, Joaquin *	8/M	Balulang, CDO	Drowning
   Cañete, Joan Jean *	13/M	Balulang, CDO	Drowning
   Cañete, Julianne *	12/F	Balulang, CDO	Drowning
   Capunay, Teresa	41/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Castillo, Floreses D.			Drowning
   Cenoh, Lara Ysabelle			Drowning
   Chan, Buenaventura *	66/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Chua, Victoria			Drowning
   Cillador, Alexander			Drowning
   Cillador, Elizabeth			Drowning
   Cimene, Cesar Jr.	M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Circulado, Cris Rylee Lood *	5/M	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Circulado, Hermogenes R. *	75/M	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Circuado, Merry Cris Lood *	30/F	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Clarabal, Meljhon Dave Buri	2/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Clarabal, Merodio J.	30/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Coladez, Carl Bicson			Drowning
   Conanan, Brecilian			Drowning
   Constancio, Hercolano N. *	45/M	Kalambaguhan, CDO	Drowning
   Cucilla, Zaniah			Drowning
   Cutayan, Ana Kurita		Balulang, CDO	Drowning
   Cutayan, Gerry C.		Balulang, CDO	Drowning
   Cutayan, Victoriano Sr.	75/M	Balulang, CDO	Drowning
   Dacambal, Mar Jason	6/M		Drowning
   Daclag, Melecita			Drowning
   Daclag, Shamia	7 / F	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Daclag, Shane May *	9/F	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Dadios, Ma. Teresa Babaran	54/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Dagbay, Melecita, D. *	75/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Dagoc, Leah Mae Quilab	16/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Dagumbal, Justin K. *	3/M	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Dagumbal, Mark Jason *	6/M	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Dalangin, Grace A.	21/F	Macasandig,CDO	Drowning
   Dalay, Carmelita Balat	46/F	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Daligdig, Jerome H.	7/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Daligdig, Romy Macad	41/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Damalan, Precious Lyka A. *	2/F	El Salvador City	Drowning
   Dardol, Verginia *	46/F	Isla de Oro, City	Drowning
   Delos Reyes, Alexandra	7/F	Isala de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Delos Reyes, Nila	40/F	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Diam, Aime Princess B. *	3/F	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Diaz, Mark Ivan Halasan *	5/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Diaz, Mary Jane Halasan *	32/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Diaz, Nash Halasan *	3/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Doromal, Annabel B.  *	26/f	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Dumaboc, Marriel Soria	19/F	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Dy, Josephine AnnD.		Gusa, CDO	Drowning
   Eceta, Maria Theresa Vell Lagura	46/F	Macasandig, cdo	Drowning
   Edpalina, Edgar C.	12/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Idpalina, Irah Jean	8mo/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Edrote, SPO1 Charlon	M	CDO	Drowning
   Edrote, Charlkent Kylle *	3/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Edrote, Charlon	35/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Edulsa, Faustino L.	79 / M	Balulang, CDO	Drowning
   Edulsa, Lea G.	74 / F	Balulang, CDO	Drowning
   Elladore, Rosalila	F	Tablon, CDO	Drowning
   Elmedulan, Tita G.	57/F	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Elvera, Mirasol	F	Balulang, CDO	Drowning
   Epong, Rene Jay Doña *	9/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Epong, Rodelyn Quiros *	25/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Epong, Zenda Doña *	43/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Escol, Jaime A.	57/M	Macasandig,CDO	Drowning
   Espedosa, Carl Denzel P. *	1/M	Balulang, CDO	Drowning
   Espedosa, Francis Neil P. *	3/M	Balulang, CDO	Drowning
   Entera, Florencia	67/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Etrone, Rosemarie Flores	55/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Evangelio, Carmen C. *	61/F	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Feliciano, Menita	76 / F	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Ferenal, Maricel J. *	36/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Frierson, Christon James M.	1/M	Macasandig,CDO	Drowning
   Frierson, Milena Rosse M.	2/F	Macasandig,CDO	Drowning
   Gaa, Marina A.	69/F	Macasandig,CDO	Drowning
   Gabato, Marife	F	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Gabato, Rodel D. *	13/M	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Gabule, Alejandra Agad *	49/F	El Salvador City	Drowning
   Galdo, Lodeo N.	62/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Galgo, Shiela Beronio	24/F	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Galla, Alrich Balog *	31/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Galvez, Lemuel E. *	38/M	Tablon, CDO	Drowning
   Gandionco, Raul Sr. C	60/M	Carmen, CDO	Drowning
   Garcia, Rhian Jimenez	1/F	Balulang, CDO	Drowning
   Gastardo, Angelina C.	46/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Geravese, Eve	F	NHA, CDO	Drowning
   Gono, Baggie	25/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Gono, Cares Jane Taytay *	12/F	USA Tibasak, CDO	Drowning
   Gono, Luisito Lumbay *	64/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Gono, RosielynTaytay *	30/F	USA Tibasak, CDO	Drowning
   Gono, Virginia Maestrado *	62/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Guangco, Flora Bejemen *	62/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Guibone, Chastie Faith *	3/F	Consolacion, CDO	Drowning
   Gultiano, Eddie Jr. Balaba *	8/M	El Salvador City	Drowning
   Gumana, Horomias	43/M	Consolacion, CDO	Drowning
   Hapson, Jesus T.	59/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Hapson, Monica B.	59/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Hojas, Cesar Z.	74/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Idulsa, Faustino Lasay	78/M	Balulang, CDO	Drowning
   Idulsa, Lea Galope	73/F	Balulang, CDO	Drowning
   Igot, Shiela	F	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Jamero, Bryle Joshua	2/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Janubas, Riza P.	42/F	Calacala, Makasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Janubas, Geo	11mo/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Janubas, Saef *	36/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Jimenez, Anna May Mañez	33 / F	Balulang, CDO	Drowning
   Jin, Kim Su	15/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Kuan, Nicanor A.	57/M	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Labadac, Roland Sanchez	20/M	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Labadan, Maria Chona Cainoy	34/F	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Labadan, Glendy Cainoy	25/F	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Labrada, John Mark Guadalquiver	5/M	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Labrada, Jonalyn Kaye G.	3/F	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Labrada, Lyn Guadalquiver *	34/F	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Langam, Erlinda	43/F	Poblacion, Manticao	Drowning
   Langam, Noe	5/M	Macasangig, CDO	Drowning
   Laput, Mabelyn A. *	48/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Lauron, Nica Madijanon *	13/F	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Layug, Grace R. *	33/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Lim, Athena Marie G.	4/F	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Lim, Solidad S. *	65/F	Carmen, CDO	Drowning
   Lim, Yopel G. *	35/F	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Limbania, Kryzel Ann G.	6/F	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Llagas, Ramos	M	Carmen, CDO	Drowning
   Lobo, Gio	9mo/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Lopena, Richard O. *	32/M	Carmen, CDO	Drowning
   Lopez, Paciencia R. *	74/F	Iponan, CDO	Drowning
   Loyola, Nicator	M	Puntod, CDO	Drowning
   Lozano, Andre Arn Wao	5/M	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Lozano, Johan Kluveirt Wao	10/M	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Lozano, Schindler Wao	6/M	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Lozano, Vilsa Wao	7/F	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Luares, Eleonora S.	47/F	Balulang, CDO	Drowning
   Luares, Chona S	F	Balulang, CDO	Drowning
   Madeloso, Virginia A.	49/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Maestrado, Geraldo	M	USA Tibasak, CDO	Drowning
   Magayanes, John Harvey F. *	1/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Magdalena, Janio	75/F	Tagoloan, Mis Or	Drowning
   Maglasang, Eve Genevere Gader *	15/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Magsalay, Kriston James	1/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Magsalay, Melina	3/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Magsalay, Rosalinda Bongga	57/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Mamaril, Arnel A.	39/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Mamaril, Vem Satchel Mabilen *	1mo/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Mamaril, Vince Mabilen *	6/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Mangumpit, Christian B.	13/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Manondo, Daisy Mae Bastigue	21/F	Bugo, CDO	Drowning
   Margate, Phillip Tadle	7mo/M	Balulang, CDO	Drowning
   Marimonte, Joseph N. *	1/M	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Marimonte, Rayray	21/F	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Mata, Aniben B.	36/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Matindim, Apolonia	75/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Maxilom, Mariam	2/F	Canitoan, CDO	Drowning
   Medrano, John Gabriel Talipan *	11mo/M	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Medrano, Marylen Talipan *	27/F	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Medrano, Nica A. *	16/F	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Melgo, Antero	70 / M	Macanhan, CCO	Drowning
   Mondelo, Gabina A. *	57/F	Carmen, CDO	Drowning
   Mendiola, Grace G.	39 / F	Balulang, CDO	Drowning
   Monserrata, Caridad	F	Nazareth, CDO	Drowning
   Murquilla, Felix	M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Nahial, Resanae	4mo/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Nahial, Resando C.	2/M	Macasandig,CDO	Drowning
   Nalla, Julito M.	43/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Natindim, Apolonia M.	72/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Nguho, Mercydita G.	32/F	Brgy. 15, CDO	Drowning
   Nolasco, Alvin	M	Carmen, CDO	Drowning
   Nolasco, Lilia	F	Carmen, CDO	Drowning
   Obsioma, Teresa E. *	34/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Oco, Rodel Bangalao	21/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Odarve, Miguel Ranin	67/M	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Odias, Thelanie G.	26/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Omalsa, Eneceria	69/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Opema, Madelyn S.	27/F	Macasandig, CdO	Drowning
   Paasa, Lorenzo	67/M	Carmen, CDO	Drowning
   Paca, Ezra Jared Jadap *	18/M	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Paca, Kathleen Jane Jadap *	11/F	Brgy. 15, CDO	Drowning
   Paca, Lorena Jadap *	45/F	Brgy. 15, CDO	Drowning
   Pactalunan, Allery Allena	48/F	Balulang, CDO
   Pactalunan, Annika Mary Allen Lopez	8/F	Balulang, CDO	Drowning
   Padinit, Sherry Amparo	2/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Pador, Rexy	37 / M	Carmen, CDO	Drowning
   Palma, Neljelyn Elorza	28/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Palmero, Jennifer De la Victoria	19/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Pamisa, Diane Jane April S. *	7/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Pamisa, Francine Honey S. *	2/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Pamisa, Janice S. *	28/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Pamisa, Ledencita J. *	56/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Pamisa, Mae S. *	7mo/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Panimdim, Regina R.	57/F	Carmen, CDO	Drowning
   Paquihulan, Jose Gabriel M.	6 / M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Partosa, Patricia B. *	1/F	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Pasa, Lorenzo C. *	71/M	Carmen, CDO	Drowning
   Pasaylo, Zenaida	62 / F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Perez, May	8/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Picardal, Arthur M. *	53/M	Opol, Mis. Or.	Drowning
   Plaza, Mark Angelo Dy *	33/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Ponticha, Jujemar C.	3/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Prosores, Lope	F		Drowning
   Quilog, Rosita Akut Quilog	F		Drowning
   Rafal, Johannes Kendrick A. *	5/M	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Ragandang, Lourdes B. *	55/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Ramayan, Estela Salientes *	43/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Ramirez, Demetria Guantero	89/F	Mabini-Burgos, CDO	Drowning
   Ramirez, Princess Mae R.	7 / F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Romanilios, Alfredo	62/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Romero, Carmela Loraine Ligan	6/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Sadora, Allana Jane Engracia	10/F	Balulang, CDO	Drowning
   Sanoh, Lara Ysabelle Matin-ao	7/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Salalay, Helen M.	43/F	Mambuaya, CDO	Drowning
   Salamanca, Daniela L.	13/F	Carmen, CDO	Drowning
   Salamanca, Generoso J.	65/M	Carmen, CDO	Drowning
   Salamanca, Leonarda	62/F	Carmen, CDO	Drowning
   Salaum, Alberto Bayron	70/M	Kauswagan, CDO	Drowning
   Salinay, Ricardo	41/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Salo, Vicente	M	Puntod, CDO	Drowning
   Sapio, Julieta B. *	48/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Sapunon, Jhon Lloyd Jovita *	2/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Saquin, Joffie E.	24	Balulang, CDO	Drowning
   Sazon, Paterno Londas *	78 / M	Balulang, CDO	Drowning
   Serrano, Jonave Pader	14/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Serojales, Clotilde S.	74/F	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Shotton,Peter	83/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Sigwar, Samuel Jr. Sacnahon	11/M	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Silador, Alexander C.	8/M	Balulang, CDO	Drowning
   Silador, Maria Elizabeth C.	49/F	Balulang, CDO	Drowning
   Simene, John Karlo B.	17/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Sodusta, Gian Herb Candillada	7/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Solita, Mary	35 / F	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Soronio, Angelica Bacor	11/F	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Soronio, Chris Rald Aban *	1/M	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Soronio, Maria Reneth Bacor	3/F	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Soronio, Rene John Boy Bacor	1/M	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Tacandong, Enrico	12/M	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Tacandong, Mercidita	2/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Tancongco, Hanah	F	Carmen, CDO	Drowning
   Tancongco, Norma	F	Carmen, CDO	Drowning
   Tagotongan, Mildred S.	52/F	Puntod, CDO	Drowning
   Ting, Jarel Jean	1/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Tinio, Mary Jeil Yuson	7/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Tingson, Dioscoro Mapa Jr. *	68/M	Carmen, CDO	Drowning
   Tiong, Henry M. *	37/M	Brgy. 35, CDO	Drowning
   Torrejos, Ruben Mijias	59/M	Puntod, CDO	S/P Arrest
   Torres, Ashley Angel Esguerra *	4/F	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Turno, Azucena Omison	68/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Umaisa, Eneceria S.	69/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Umaisa, Florisa S.	24/F	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Undayog, Martinez	M	Balulang, CDO	Drowning
   Urot, Solidad G. *	81/F	Balulang, CDO	Drowning
   Valmores, Marcelina	51/F	Tuod, Manticao	Drowning
   Valmoria, Daryl D. *	10/M	Macasandig, CDO	Drowning
   Valmorida, Nilo B.	58 / M	Macanhan, CDO	Drowning
   Villarino, Andrea P. *	61/F	Emily Homes, CDO	Drowning
   Villarino, Ernie Q. *	64/M	Emily Homes, CDO	Drowning
   Waban, Imelda C.	44/F	Balulang,CDO	Drowning
   Walag, Angel Faith M. *	4/F	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Walay, Angel	5/F	Burgos, CDO	Drowning
   Wao, Bryan Micheal	3/M	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Wao, Cedric	1/M	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Wao, Kyla	5/F	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Yañez, Julius	49/M	Camaman-an, CDO	Drowning
   Zulita, Mary Ann J. *	36/F	Isla de Oro, CDO	Drowning
   Note:  Names marked with * have been already provided with financial assistance of Php. 10,000.00 each.
   BUKIDNON
   Abao, Anne			Drowning
   Abao, Emie	19 / F	Kalingbing	Drowning
   Abao, Julieta	21 / F	Omagling	Drowning
   Agawin, Edwin D.	56/M	Lingating, baungon	Drowning
   Agurrion, Eduria	F	Lingating, Baungon	Drowning
   Baclayo, Jolito	23 / M	Poblacion	Drowning
   Berongay, Lourdes	20 / F	Kinlo	Drowning
   Bevillo, Naomi	35 / F	Crossing	Drowning
   Bustarde, PSI Arnold Bernabe	M	Baungon	Drowning
   Calam, Lionel	M	Imbatug	Drowning
   Calomadre, Germie	2/F	Lingating, baungon	Drowning
   Calomadre, Jenevil	28 / F	Lingating, baungon	Drowning
   Campo, Ian Rey	M	Lingating, baungon	Drowning
   Doromal, Annabel	22 / F	Omagling	Drowning
   Eston, Rolly	M	Salimbalan	Drowning
   Feneza, Wendil	24 / M	Poblacion	Drowning
   Gabito, Merly	F	Lingating, baungon	Drowning
   Gabito, Suerle	F	Lingating, baungon	Drowning
   Jalapan, Teresa	49	Manolo Fortich	Drowning
   Janio, Magdalena	74 / F	Manalaga, Sta. Inez	Drowning
   Labininay, Child	F	Langaon	Drowning
   Labininay, Mother	F	Langaon	Drowning
   Manleon, Alberto	18 / M	Lingating, Baungon	Drowning
   Medio, Renilo	M	Imbatug, Baungon	Drowning
   Monleon, Mally	42/F	Lingating, Baungon	Drowning
   Monleon, Inteng	M	Lingating, Baungon	Drowning
   Ondayoy, Martinez	M	Pualas	Drowning
   Ondayoy, Princess	M	Pualas	Drowning
   Ortiga, Serjan	M	Pualas	Drowning
   Palma, Nelgelyn	28 / F	Liboran	Drowning
   Penolar, Charlito	F	Imbatug, Baungon	Drowning
   Rojas, Nelson	M	Pualas	Drowning
   Sabio, Junesa	27 / F	Crossing	Drowning
   Saripa, Restituto	57 / M	Lingating	Drowning
   Saripa, Teresita	52 / M	Lingating	Drowning
   Tortuga, Jessica	37 / F	Lingating	Drowning
   Tortuga, Raymund	M	LIngating	Drowning
   Umalsa, Eleseria	68 / F	Kinlo	Drowning
   Umalsa, Florisa	25 / F	Kinlo	Drowning
   ILIGAN CITY
   Abadilla, Daxell		Santiago	Drowning
   Abadilla, Felomina T.	57/F	Santiago	Drowning
   Abadilla, Kaide Xean	2 days old	Santiago	Drowning
   Abadilla, Paulino Waga	51/M	Santiago	Drowning
   Abadilla, Russel Gee	17/M	Santiago	Drowning
   Aleonar, Charlotte F.	12/F		Drowning
   Algarme, Irish Cristine	15/F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Alivio, Crystal D.	8mos/F	Upper Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Alivio, Rachel D.	8/F	Upper Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Alivio, Racquel D.	41/F	Upper Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Alodino, Alihudden	44/M	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Alsonado, Ely	F		Drowning
   Alsonado, Leonisid C.	45/M	Ubaldo y Laya,	Drowning
   Amodia, Victoriano			Drowning
   Anor, Helen W.	74/F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Anor, Ricardo	M	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Anor, Ricardo Sr.	78/M	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Anor, Shaina		Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Arada, Teresita G.	71/F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Arcillo, Alejandra M.	84/F	P4, Upper Hinaplanon,	Drowning
   Ardiente, Marrah B.	8/F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Avenido, Julian	F		Drowning
   Bacalarmes, Norma	60/F	Sta. Felomena	Drowning
   Bacanggoy, AJ	2/M	Purok 4, Upper Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Baclaan, Danwin	28/M	Bonbonon	Drowning
   Baclaan, Teresa D.	27/F	Bonbonon	Drowning
   Baclaan, Zhyra Mae	6		Drowning
   Baco, Angel Jr.	64		Drowning
   Badisa, Janita			Drowning
   Bado, Charish P.	17/F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Bado, Christian Jacob	5/M	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Bado, January Dawn Q.	16/F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Bado, Joshe Pete E.	4/M	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Bado, Julio Anton D.	9/M	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Bado, Juvy Rose	20	P-1 Upper Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Bado, Leoberto	52 yo /M	Purok 5, Tambo, Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Bado, Marlene E.	53/F	Upper Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Bagares, Teofista O.	79/F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Bagsican, Jason Jr.	6 mos/M	Purok 7, Greenhills, Tambo, Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Bahian, Jeddy S.	5	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Bahian, Jessel D.	13/F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Balani, Joel			Drowning
   Balat, Mary Jean S.	30/ F	Santiago	Drowning
   Balianga, Nicky			Drowning
   Balignot, Jessa	1/F	Riverside	Drowning
   Ballanca, Babes	14	Bayug	Drowning
   Ballanca, Genoveva N.	78/F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Ballanca, Leojay	15	Bayug	Drowning
   Ballanca, Ron2x	11mos	Bayug	Drowning
   Bandula, Baby Boy	M		Drowning
   Barcoma, John Dave	6 mos		Drowning
   Basillote, Jimboy C.			Drowning
   Batabat, Gundelina Vergara	61/F	Bayug	Drowning
   Bayot, Don Albert Buhion	5/M	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Baysikan, Jaason Jr.			Drowning
   Besin, Reny G.	4 yo	Santiago	Drowning
   Besin, Reny Geile	3/F	Santiago	Drowning
   Bona, Franklin			Drowning
   Bona, Lea			Drowning
   Bontilao, Angel	6	Bayug Island	Drowning
   Bontilao, Temetoclisa	78	Bayug Island	Drowning
   Boyabong, Clinton			Drowning
   Boyabong, Marife			Drowning
   Boyabong, Ruel			Drowning
   Boyonas, Genevic Cutad	34/F	Bayug	Drowning
   Bucu, Angel	67 yo	Green Village, Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Buot, Elmer Retentory	61/M	Tambo Gerona	Drowning
   Buot, Maria Cabigas	56/F	Tambo Gerona	Drowning
   Buot, Mary			Drowning
   Caaway, Gregorio	57/M	Upper Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Cabahug, Danny Sr.	43/M	Valderama, Sta. Felomina	Drowning
   Cabahug, Nicu	7		Drowning
   Caballero, Angelita	45/F	Bayug Island, Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Cabe, Myres	40	Bayug	Drowning
   Caberte, Chelsey	4	P7 Santiago	Drowning
   Caberte, Cristine		P7 Santiago	Drowning
   Caberte, Maxine		P7 Santiago	Drowning
   Cabway, Gregoria Jr.		Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Cagais, Jerald Cagape	1/M	Bayug Island, Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Cagape, Alicia Perater	45/F	Bayug Island, Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Calavira, Teofista	78 yo		Drowning
   Calunsag, VR Lyka	8	P1 Upper Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Canoy, Edilberta Sordilla	69/F	Bayug	Drowning
   Canoy, Vicente	84/M	Purok Sto. Niño, Lower Taytay	Drowning
   Capalac, Concordia	77/M		Drowning
   Capalac, Jason Bongo	22 yo	Tambo	Drowning
   Capalac, Sason	F		Drowning
   Capalac, Tomas Herbieto	74/M	Tambo	Drowning
   Caparan, Jobelm	31/ F	Purok 7, Upper Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Casas, Feleciana	73 yo	Purok Santan, Tubod	Drowning
   Casimero, Baby	F	Bayug	Drowning
   Casimero, Gary	M		Drowning
   Casimero, Janice	F		Drowning
   Castillote, Hanle Jane	10/F	Bayug	Drowning
   Catucod, Richell Mae	F		Drowning
   Cloma, Joshua	M	Purok San Francisco	Drowning
   Codilla, Jean Pamontongan	F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Colaljo, Juanita	56	Tambacon Chapel	Drowning
   Colongan, Estherlita	45/F	Hindang	Drowning
   Bontilao (husband of  Estherlita Colongan)			Drowning
   Corpuz, Juliana	85/F	Dao, Tambo	Drowning
   Cortez, Josefina Delima	74/F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Cortes, KC	5mos/F	P-4 Upper Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Cortes, Maylene	16/F	P-4 Upper Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Cortes, Sweetie Mae	4/F	P-4 Upper Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Cruz, Karl Niño Judit	18/M	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Cruz, Dela Angelita		P-6 Bayug	Drowning
   Cruz, Fernandita Judit	50 yo	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Cruz, Hazel Gaudine Judit	18 yo	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Cuizon, Arceli Bravo	28/F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Cuizon, Edelyn Joy Bravo	7/F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Cuizon, Ellen Sunday Bravo	1/F	Hinaplanon	Drwoning
   Cuizon, Johnrey Bravo	8/M	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Cuizon, Mikol Bravo	3/M	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Cuizon, Talina	67 yo		Drowning
   Cullen Garma			Drowning
   Cutmaya, Norma Lumbiso B.	41/F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Cutmaya, Sheen B.	17/F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Dadole, Jhunnelyn Cacayan	24 yo	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Dalogdog, Silverio	M		Drowning
   Daniel, Purificacion	67		Drowning
   Darimbang, Al-cader Bio	4/M	Mandulog	Drowning
   Daulong, Karl Vincent Aenille	4/M	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Daulong, Narciso	M	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Davis, Kim	10/M		Drowning
   Dayday, Apolonia A.			Drowning
   Dayaganon, Alma	F		Drowning
   Dayaganon, Elena	F		Drowning
   Dayaganon, Fiji	F		Drowning
   Dayaganon, John Rald	M		Drowning
   Dayaganon, Ma. Delia	F		Drowning
   Dayaganon, Megan	F		Drowning
   Dayaganon, Nelson	M		Drowning
   Dayagonon, Nilo	52 yo		Drowning
   Debalocos, Julianna	5/F		Drowning
   Dela Cruz, Wilson	72/M	P-7 Pala-o	Drowning
   Dela Torre, Isidro Jr.	32/M	Sta. Felomina	Drowning
   Dela Gracia, Aldrin	1.5/M	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Dela Gracia, Shin	7 yo		Drowning
   Dello, Lida	47/F	P-7 San Tuago	Drowning
   Diango, Erika	F		Drowning
   Diaño, Christine	3	Bayug	Drowning
   Diaño, Farla	9	Bayug	Drowning
   Diaño, Jade	20	Bayug	Drowning
   Dimapano, Ryan	5/M	Purok Duranta-A	Drowning
   Dingal, Jennifer	26	Dao, Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Documento, Felelita E.			Drowning
   Domingo, Leni	40/F	Orchid	Drowning
   Donio, Emilia	72/F	Bliss, Upper Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Doraydo, Jules			Drowning
   Duria, Golden	28		Drowning
   Duria, Jelly Rose	1/F	Bonbonon	Drowning
   Duria, Jerwin	10/M	Bonbonon	Drowning
   Duria, Jevan	3/M	Bonbonon	Drowning
   Duterte, Jehan	2 yo		Drowning
   Echavez, Aniasa Sophia	1/F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Echavez, Concepcion	64/F	Bayug	Drowning
   Echavez, Efren	46/M		Drowning
   Echavez, Emmanuel	1/M	Purok Ilang-ilang, Sta. Felomina	Drowning
   Echavez, Ivy Marie Yano	29/F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Echavez, Juliana Marie	3/M	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Echavez, Julius Michael	M	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Echavez, Marites
   Echavez, Nicole	9/F	Bayug	Drowning
   Echavez, Nymame Yano	F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Echavez, Ricardo Anor	74/M	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Echavez, Rowena	F	Bayug	Drowning
   Echavez, Trisha	7/F	Bayug	Drowning
   Ehandra, Trexi Joy	10	Katipunan, H.	Drowning
   Elcarte, Kyle Justine	2	P-2 Bayug	Drowning
   Elcarte, Rolando	28	P-2 Bayug	Drowning
   Emborong, Martin	76/M	Purok Ilang-Ilang, Sta Felomina	Drowning
   Emutan, Mario Beto	58/M	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Encarnado, Andrea	16	Fuentes	Drowning
   Erap, Elijah Rey	7mos/M	Orchids	Drowning
   Erap, Rosalinda	53/F	Orchids	Drowning
   Ermac, Dizon Christ	3 yo		Drowning
   Ermac, Generosa			Drowning
   Ermac, James Ryan			Drowning
   Ermac, John Dan Marie	8/M	Bayug	Drowning
   Espin, Linda	55/F	5-A Tambo	Drowning
   Estares, Dionesia	F	Purok 6, Bayug	Drowning
   Estomada, Jesusa P.	F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Eungob, Marciano	69/M	Bayug	Drowning
   Fernan, Buddy S.	75/M	Katipunan, Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Fernan, Marichu S.	40	Katipunan, Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Fernan, Mercedes S.	73	Katipunan, Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Fernandez, Dempolmi	3/F	P7, Upper Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Fernandez, Paz A.	F	Bliss, Upper Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Fernandez, Samrod	4/M	P7-Upper Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Fortunado, Editha Tucson	85/F	Lambagohon	Drowning
   Fortunado, Vicetacion	F	Mandulog	Drowning
   Frugalidad, Sinforiana	87/F	Santiago	Drowning
   Gabonada, Cristina	F		Drowning
   Galla, Flaviano	57	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Galleno, Silvina Petagara	60	Bayug	Drowning
   Garcia, Juliana Avenido	4/F	Bayug	Drowning
   Garcia, Luz Buencuchillo	63/F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Garck, Juliana Doreen			Drowning
   Garma, Collen Lacia	13/F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   General, Queenie Joy	14/F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Geralde, Vissia Sapong	57/F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Gerance, Jerry	30	Bayug	Drowning
   Gerance, Nel	32	Bayug	Drowning
   Giganto, Dave	9	Tambacon	Drowning
   Gil, Felicidao		Bayug	Drowning
   Gilles, Jenny	F		Drowning
   Gilles, Russel Jean Anor	16 / F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Gongob, Erica Hany Sistona	8/F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Gonzales, Girly Bitu-on	29	Santiago	Drowning
   Gonzales, Jhen Love	21/F	P7 Santiago	Drowning
   Gonzales, Mercedes	43/F	P7 Santiago	Drowning
   Gonzales, Myley Yvone	7 mos	P7 Santiago	Drowning
   Gonzales, Rammel	22/M	P7 Santiago	Drowning
   Gonzales, Raymond	19/M	P7 Santiago	Drowning
   Gonzales, Rhomier	21?m	Santiago	Drowning
   Gonzales, Roy	45/M	P7 Santiago	Drowning
   Gregana, Nonoy Jesus Magtuba	65/M	Santiago	Drowning
   Gungob, Marciano	69/M		Drowning
   HENRICH	1/M	Iligan City	Drowning
   Hisuler, Florena	34	Purok Duranta-A	Drowning
   Honcada, Andres Juban	53/M	Luinab	Drowning
   Imburong, Martin			Drowning
   Jy, Vilyka	9/F	P1 Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Jalapan, Teresa	49	Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon	Drowning
   Jesoler, Lorena	39/F	Bayug	Drowning
   Lablo, Nimfa	45 yo	Sta. Felomina	Drowning
   Labuga, Charles Jerich	5 yo		Drowning
   Labuga, Nicole	1		Drowning
   Lacuna, Angelica			Drowning
   Lacuna, Jessa Jean			Drowning
   Lagrimas, Tomas	72/M	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Laino, Elsa	34		Drowning
   Lalongan, Estherlita	45/F	Bacquitana, Hindang	Drowning
   Lantao, Agustino Ampuan	36 yo	Bayug Island, Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Lantao, Azriel Aaron Matood	1 yo	Bayug Island, Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Lantao, Liza matood	29/F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Lantao, Rinaliah Matood	5/F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Laparan, Jovelyn Balcot	31/F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Lapuerta, Archel	14		Drowning
   Lasquite, Melanie	15 yo		Drowning
   Leonar, Orlando	66/M	Bliss, Upper Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Lope, Sharza	F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Lopez. Jerald	4 yo	P1 Hinaplanon, I.C.	Drowning
   Lopez, Kimberly	6 yo		Drowning
   Lozano, Paulo Rivera	79/M	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Lozano, Richie Mejila	22/F	Cabao Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Lumeroz, Maybelle	2	P-7 Bayug	Drowning
   Macarambon, Russel	1 yo		Drowning
   Macatol, Rona	32 yo		Drowning
   Macerin, Erica	3 yo		Drowning
   Madrid, Jani			Drowning
   Madrid, Jason			Drowning
   Madrid. Leonarda			Drowning
   Maglasang, Guillerma M.	87/F	Tambo, Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Magsayo, Arsenio	75	Bayug	Drowning
   Magusara, Aremie	1 yo	Pala-o	Drowning
   Majorenos, Nell	39 yo		Drowning
   Majorenos, Nell Daud	40/M	Katipunan	Drowning
   Maino, Riza Actub		Orchids Homes, Hinaplanon ( St. Peter’s)	Drowning
   Makababon, Russel	1		Drowning
   Malen, Malvin	37/M	San Francisco, Sta. Felomina	Drowning
   Maliao, Amzila	31 yo / F	Purok 6, Bliss, Upper Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Maliao, Angel Heaven	9		Drowning
   Maliao, Angel Hillary	7		Drowning
   Malonhao, Antonio	M		Drowning
   Manggas, Jean	35 yo / F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Manggas, Jeran Dayday	41/F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Manggas, Kent	4 yo / M		Drowning
   Mangubat, Vicente Booc	72/M	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Mansueto, Rosalyn	40 yo	Sta. Felomina	Drowning
   Marababom, Razel		Mandulog	Drowning
   Marceria, Erica	1/F		Drowning
   Mariquit, Daniela	9/F	San Francisco	Drowning
   Mariquit, Gigi			Drowning
   Masirin, Erica Mae	35/F	P2 Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Masirin, Erika	3/F	P12 Katipunan	Drowning
   Matias, Aida	62/F	Bayug	Drowning
   Matigas, Jezell Giganto	5/F	Bayug	Drowning
   Maurice, Jayson	10/M	Orchid Subd.	Drowning
   Medel, Teddy Benolirao	44/M	Bayug	Drowning
   Mendoza, Charlie	61/M	Purok San Francisco	Drowning
   Mendoza, Marcelina	58/M	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Mesias, Lilian	61 yo		Drowning
   Mesias, Virgilio Rubin	62 yo	Santiago	Drowning
   Mesis, Lilian Arrachando	62/F	Santiago	Drowning
   Miano, Riza Actub	F	Orchids	Drowning
   Monica, Tumogan Mangotara	42/F	Bonbonon	Drowning
   Morales, Irenea Marco	35/F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Mosqueda, Juvilyn	10 yo	P-San Francisco, Sta. Felomina	Drowning
   Mrs. Matias	F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Napierie, Gian Marco	8/M	Gerona	Drowning
   Narciso, Sombreno Daulong	73/M	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Nonog, Raymart Ronda	21/M	Bayug	Drowning
   Noval, Rochelle Anne Dorio	15/F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Ocasla, Nilo Agan Jr.	3/M	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Oloayas, Leal Henrich	1/M		Drowning
   Ong, Manuel Harayo	79/M	Brgy. San Roque, Barina-ut	Drowning
   Ong, Regina Ybañez	78/F	Mandulog Bridge	Drowning
   Ople, Mamirta	56/F	P4 Upper Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Orlando, Lemar Jr.	66 yo / M	Purok 6, Bliss ,Upper Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Osabel, Elsa	50/F	P1 Bayug Island Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Owayas, Leal Henrick			Drowning
   Paas, Alberto	72	Duranta Sta.	Drowning
   Pangutungan, Jenjen	(Echavez ‘s helper)		Drowning
   Paras, Alberto	72/M	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Paras, Jessie A.	55/M	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Paras, Florencio Jr.	70	Upper Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Paras, Michelle A.	30	Upper Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Paras, Tessie A.	55	Upper Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Pascual, Norma		Purok Valderama, Sta. Filomena	Drowning
   Pelosas, Estomata Jesusa	44/F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Penaso, Julie Ann	4		Drowning
   Perolino, Mac  Jason			Drowning
   Perolino, Mae Jevan			Drowning
   Perolino, Marie Jessa			Drowning
   Pimentel, Jake Cabahug	3/M		Drowning
   Pitogo, Marciano	M		Drowning
   Ponandra, George			Drowning
   Princes, Casimero		Bayug	Drowning
   Princes, Ernisto Jr.			Drowning
   Princes, Ernisto Sr.			Drowning
   Princes, Jenjen			Drowning
   Princes, Mimi			Drowning
   Purification, Daniel	67 yo		Drowning
   Quiapo, Miguelito	67/M	P7 Upper Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Quiapo, Rustica Delima	82/F	P7 Upper Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Quimbo, Joselito C.	53 yo / M	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Quimbo, Miguelita D.	47 yo / F		Drowning
   Ragasajo, Arsenio	76	P-2 Bayug	Drowning
   Ramonez, Visnudata	27 yo	Green Village, Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Ravilla, Joy			Drowning
   Ravillas, Cocoy	16/M	Purok 7 , Santiago	Drowning
   Ravillas, Inday	38		Drowning
   Relleo, Nida Escaña Y	57	Hinaplanon, Dao	Drowning
   Revillas, Shara Mae			Drowning
   Roble, Grace Ang	40/F	Tibanga	Drowning
   Rotor, Richelle	6 yo		Drowning
   Rotor, Rogina	33 yo		Drowning
   Rubio, Ellen	18/F	Bayug	Drowning
   Sadernas, Irene	25 yo	Santiago	Drowning
   Sadernas, Jocelyn		P-1 Bayug	Drowning
   Saga, Jashley B.	4 yo	Bayug	Drowning
   Saguin, Anthony	4/M	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Sapon, France Chloe	F		Drowning
   Sarip, Sarah Mae G.	21/F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Saron, Victorina			Drowning
   Saquin, John Michael	3/M	Purok. Duranta B, Sta. Felomina	Drowning
   Sayson, Angel Kyle Gabi	9/F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Sebuco, Mica Paquit	13/F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Serino, Nerd	1 yo		Drowning
   Sescon, Nervy Joy	56	Chapel	Drowning
   Siarsa, Cleofe Balaba	20/F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Simbajon, Ferdinand T.	45	Orchid Homes	Drowning
   Sintoy, Honey	29	Bayug	Drowning
   Suan, Alona Elvy B.	36/F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Suan, Justine B	2/M	Bayug	Drowning
   Sumile, Elmer	32	P-6B Santiago	Drowning
   Tabilon, Angel	6/F	Bayug	Drowning
   Tabilon, Mico	6/M	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Tahorada, Alberto			Drowning
   Talavira, Teofista	78	Tambo	Drowning
   Talanghati, Jewly			Drowning
   Tan, Nema	F		Drowning
   Tiazo, Jocelyn	42/F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Tingson, Charmaine Faith	15/F	Santiago	Drowning
   Tingson, Jhong Jhong	M		Drowning
   Tingson Sharmaine Faith S.			Drowning
   Tingson, Trisha	6 yo		Drowning
   Tingson, Rodeo			Drowning
   Tobal, Minda	42/F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Tobal, Rea Mae		Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Tobal, Rosalio	35/F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Tomboc, Carlota Daulong	44/F	Bayug	Drowning
   Tomboc, Christine Daulong	20/F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Tong-ong Al Anor	2 / M	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Tong-ong Shania Anor	6 / F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Tutor, Alijun	4	Tambacon	Drowning
   Tutub, Andres Sr.	84/M		Drowning
   Uy, Vilyka	8 yo	Crossing Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Vacalares, Norma	67/ F	Valderama, Sta. Felomina	Drowning
   Valdez, Jofil	6	P 2 Bayug	Drowning
   Valdez, Junel	4/M		Drowning
   Valdez, Joraiza	2 yo	Purok Duranta-B	Drowning
   Valdez, Rizalyn	6/F		Drowning
   Vallanca, Nikki		Purok 6B	Drowning
   Varano, Charlie	44/M	Bayug Island	Drowning
   Varano, Rosa	32/F	Bayug Island	Drowning
   Vedra, Ceperina	F		Drowning
   Velayo, Ansel Kyle	9/M	Katipunan, Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Villaneza, Florencia	82/F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Wade, Hedeliza Datoon	42/F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Walat, Art Joms	8	Bayug	Drowning
   Walat, Arthur	1	Bayug	Drowning
   Walat, Joseros	10	Bayug	Drowning
   Yano, Ivory Ann Adeva	26/F	Hinaplanon	Drowning
   Ycot, Joem Ky	1		Drowning
   Zacarias, Aida	F	Bayug	Drowning
   Zacarias, Lenlen Tadina	F	Bayug	Drowning

    

   2. MISSING

      NAME	AGE/SEX	ADDRESS
      CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY
      Abalayan, Jason Donald	4/M	Macasandig, CDO
      Abalayan, Rio	7/F	Macasandig, CDO
      Abalayan, Rowena	8mo/F	Macasandig, CDO
      Abcede, Adong	7/M	Macasandig, CDO
      Abcede, Althea	9/F	Macasandig, CDO
      Abcede, Apple	21/F	Macasandig, CDO
      Abelleno, Saturnino	68/M	Macasandig, CDO
      Abrahin,	4/M	Macasandig, CDO
      Acapulco, Mr.	/M	CDO
      Acapulco, Mrs.	/F	CDO
      Aljas, Myrna T.	43/F	Isla de Oro, CDO
      Aljas, Ronelyn T.	12/F	Isla de Oro, CDO
      Aljas, Renier T.	3/M	Isla de Oro, CDO
      Alvarez, Maria Jane A.	28/F	Macasandig, CDO
      Amante, Jason N.	20/M	Macasandig, CDO
      Amolato, Cerilo	37/M	Macasandig, CDO
      Amolato, Evangeline	34/F	Macasandig, CDO
      Amolato, Kenneth	37/F	Macasandig, CDO
      Anquis, Carl Joseph	5/M	Macasandig, CDO
      Anquis, Emmanuel Gerald	4/M	Macasandig, CDO
      Anquis, Ezechial	13days/M	Macasandig, CDO
      Anu-os, Pilar	72/F	Macasandig, CDO
      Aureo, Gillermo	38/M	Macasandig, CDO
      Aureo, Justine	2/F	Macasandig, CDO
      Baleña, Jun Andrew	3/M	Macasandig, CDO
      Balistoy, Grettel Diane	18/F	Macasandig, CDO
      Balistoy, Rosalinda	9/F	Macasandig, CDO
      Bangot, Josefina	54/F	Isla de Oro, CDO
      Busilac, Aquilo	36/M	Macasandig, CDO
      Busilak, Kent	1/M	Macasandig, CDO
      Butiktik, Angeline	22/F	Macasandig, CDO
      Barsopia, Ruben T.	51/M	Carmen, CDO
      Bontilao, Arsenio B.	75/M	Macasandig, CDO
      Canoog, Feliz Marylene	5/F	Macasandig, CDO
      Canoog, Ferdane Marwayne	12/M	Macasandig, CDO
      Canoog, Fernan Marie	8/F	Macasandig, CDO
      Canoog, Fernan Margiven	10/M	Macasandig, CDO
      Capunay, Denmark	3/M	Macasandig, CDO
      Capunay, Margelyn	24/F	Macasandig, CDO
      Capunay, Terelyn	1/F	Macasandig, CDO
      Cebelo, Jestoni P.	21/M	Macasandig, CDO
      Chin, Jayre	9/M	Macasandig, CDO
      Cole, Lanovea	4/F	Isla de Oro, CDO
      Cortez, Timothy JohnB.	27/M	Mbini-Burgos , CDO
      Damalan, Feona	8/F	Macasandig, CDO
      Damalan, Jury	24/F	Macasandig, CDO
      Datahan, Arestheo	60/M	Macasandig, CDO
      Denden, Jocelyn	9mo/F	Macasandig, CDO
      Diaz, Angelo	8/M	Macasandig, CDO
      Diaz,Francis Emmanly H.	10/M	Macasandig, CDO
      Diaz, Kesent H.	8/M	Macasandig, CDO
      Diaz, Nicole	11/F	Macasandig, CDO
      Diaz, Rommel	6/M	Macasandig, CDO
      Diaz, Roxy Mae	3/F	Macasandig, CDO
      Diaz, Tyron	7/M	Macasandig, CDO
      Duhaylunsod , Lucidi Aluyen		Isla de Oro, CDO
      Duhaylunsod, Eric		Isla de Oro, CDO
      Dumaguit, April	8mo/F	Macasandig, CDO
      Edrote, Charmaine Alyzza S.	7/F	Macasandig, CDO
      Edrote, Chariz Lykalen S.	9/F	Macasandig, CDO
      Excel, Maxilom	9/M	Canitoan, CDO
      Fabria, Grettel Diane B.	18/F	Macasandig, CDO
      Fabria, Rosalinda B.	9/F	Macasandig, CDO
      Gabule, Alejandra	50/F	Macasandig, CDO
      Gono, Misito	60/M	Macasandig, CDO
      Gumapa, Lisa	30/F	Brgy. 13, CDO
      Horcerada, Jimmy	42/M	Macasandig, CDO
      Inohalis, Yanyan	2/M	Macasandig, CDO
      Jabinez, Esther	46/F	Brgy. 13, CDO
      Jabinez, Steven	10/M	Brgy. 13, CDO
      Jamero, Aissa	1/F	Macasandig, CDO
      Jamero, Anne Mysa	10/F	Macasandig, CDO
      Jamero, Gerald	9/M	Macasandig, CDO
      Jamero, Maisa	12/F	Macasandig, CDO
      Jandayan, Adrian	42/M	Macasandig, CDO
      Jardan, Rogelio	69/M	Macasandig, CDO
      Kuan, Jerome V.	34/F	Isla de Oro, CDO
      Kuan, Niceta V.	57/F	Isla de Oro, CDO
      Kuan, Wilfredo V.	51/M	Isla de Oro, CDO
      Laurito/Lorito, Gladys		Isla de Oro, CDO
      Laurito/Lorito, Boyet		Isla de Oro, CDO
      Limbago , Jean C.	50 / F	Tibasak, CDO
      Limbago, Amancio S.	63 / M	Tibasak, CDO
      Luspo, John Wesley O.	7/M	Macasandig, CDO
      Luspo, Ricardo, R.	5/M	Macasandig, CDO
      Malate, Angela	9/F	Macasandig, CDO
      Malate, Richan Jay	7/M	Macasandig, CDO
      Mamaril, Vianey	5/F	Macasandig, CDO
      Manopong, John Kim	2/M	Macasandig, CDO
      Mercado, Alexa	2mo/F	Macasandig, CDO
      Mercado, Baby Girl	2mo/F	Macasandig, CDO
      Moring, Richard	13/M	Macasandig, CDO
      Naparan, Ashthia	5/F	Macasandig, CDO
      Ocado, Jessie	23/M	Macasandig, CDO
      Pepito, Jenelyn T.	20/F	Macasandig, CDO
      Sabio, Maymay	33/F	Macasandig, CDO
      Sabio, Ramil	32/M	Macasandig, CDO
      Salkuddin, Azel E.	6/M	Macasandig, CDO
      Sodusta, Ma. Michaella S.	12/F	Macasandig, CDO
      Sodusta, Salome S.	41/F	Macasandig, CDO
      Sodusta, Renie James C.	3/M	Macasandig, CDO
      BUKIDNON
      NAME	AGE/SEX	ADDRESS
      Ampo, Artemio, Jr. E.	24/M	Imbatug
      Baigad, Loloy	M	Salimbalon, Baungon
      Baldon, Dulona	M	Imbatug, Baungon
      Bangcong, Diosert M.	23/M	Imbatug
      Batingolo, Baby girl	16/F	Lingating, Baungon
      Batingolo, Evangeline	44/F	Lingating, Baungon
      Batingolo, Pedrito	M	Lingating, Baungon
      Batingolo, Sotera	96/F	Lingating, Baungon
      Batingolo, Pegie	17/M	Lingating, Baungon
      Batingolo, Genelyn Fe	13/F	Lingating, Baungon
      Batingolo, Mary Jane	15/F	Lingating, Baungon
      Sagbigsol, Jessa	F	Lingating, Baungon
      Calam, Lionel	26/M	Imbatug
      Calomarde, Jennyvell	32/F	Lingating, Baungon
      Calomarde, Junie	34/M	Lingating, Baungon
      Calomarde, Jenelyn	6/F	Lingating, Baungon
      Calomarde, Jenny	3/F	Lingating
      Calomarde, Jerbe P.	9/M	Lingating
      Calomarde, Joshua	4/M	Lingating, Baungon
      Calomarde, Juliet	7/F	Lingating, Baungon
      Calomarde, Joan	10/F	Lingating, Baungon
      Campo, Jelian M.	3/F	Lingating, Baungon
      Campo, Mark Loreen U.	20/M	Lingating, Baungon
      Campo, Xyrel Mae M.	1/F	Lingating, Baungon
      Constantine, Tecson	M	Imbatug
      Dulona, Reynor, Jr.	22/M	Lingating, Baungon
      Durano, Jake	M	Imbatug
      Durona, Baldon	M	Lingating, Baungon
      Estellore, Mark Anthony	24/M	Lingating, Baungon
      Gabito, Susan	F	Lingating, Baungon
      Janubas, Roy L.	39/M	Imbatug
      Japlag, Abegail	3/F	Pualas
      Japlag, James	4/M	Liboran
      Japlag, John Paul	7/M	Salimbalan
      Labadan PO2 Sandy		Baungon
      Lilangan, Lorilden	18/M	Lingating, Baungon
      Malon, Felicidad	51/F	Pualas
      Malon, Nenita	17/F	Pualas
      Malon, Rydel James	M	Nicdao
      Malon, Salvador Jr.	29/M	Pualas
      Malon, Sheryl	8/F	Pualas
      Monleon, Marcos	50/M	Lingating, Baungon
      Monleon,  Norberto	45/M	Lingating, Baungon
      Navarro, Rene C.	29/M	Imbatug, Baungon
      Nabo, Dede	18/F	Liboran
      Novo, Eddie	M	Liboran
      Saguin, Joepe	M	Lingating, Baungon
      Salvador, Charlito B.	45/M	Imbatug, Baungon
      Saripa, Sadam	M	Lingating, Baungon
      Saripa, Michael	18/M	Lingating, Baungon
      Tabaña, Billy	M	Salimbalon, Baungon
      Tecson, Constantine C.	46/M	Imbatug
      Templa, Junrey S.	24/M	Imbatug
      Tortuga, Jophy	11/M	Lingating
      Tortuga, Loloy	M	Lingating, Baungon
      Tortuga, Crispin	45/M	Lingating, Baungon
      Tortuga, Cristine	7/F	Lingating, Baungon
      Tortuga, Merry Chris	2/F	Lingating, Baungon

      
      

      3. Injured

         Name	AGE/SEX	ADDRESS
         Cagayan de Oro City
         Abalde, Nelmar T.	31/M	Isla de Oro, CDO
         Abalde, Chenyl R.	23/F	Isla de Oro, CDO
         Abahug, Mary Joy	28/F	Isla de Oro, CDO
         Abrio, Joseph Paul S.	9/M	Banaba St., CDO
         Agbayani, Dexter	32/M	Balulang, CDO
         Akut, Alex C.	33/M	Isla de Oro, CDO
         Alinar, Jerry	40/M	Isla de Oro, CDO
         Almonte, Romel D *	36/M	Carmen, CDO
         Amolato, Cresenda C.	34/F	Macasandig, CDO
         Amolato, Kezhia Joy	11/F	Macasandig, CDO
         Ano-os, Richard N.	24/M	Isla de Oro, CDO
         Aquino, Crismon Z. *	22/M	Isla de Oro, CDO
         Arances, Loreno	51/M	Macasandig, CDO
         Atasan, Albert	28/M	Isla de Oro, CDO
         Baguhin, Shirley S.	26/F	Isla de Oro, CDO
         Balat, Ruderick	18	Isla de Oro, CDO
         Balili, Rita O. *	25/F	Macasandig, CDO
         Balili, Rolando *	29/F	Macasandig, CDO
         Balistoy, Roque T.	41/M	Macasandig, CDO
         Barsopia, Ely T.	60/M	Carmen, CDO
         Barsopia, Mercedes T.	88/F	Carmen, CDO
         Berongoy, Alma L.	33/F	Macasandig, CDO
         Beroy, Jocelyn	36/F	Isla de Oro, CDO
         Beroy, Tranquilina C.	72/F	Isla de Oro, CDO
         Bontilao, Arsenio Jr M.	39/M	Macasandig, CDO
         Cabatuan, Michael Jay E.	17/M	Pagatpat, CDO
         Cabo, Angilou L.	13/M	Isla de Oro, CDO
         Cagas, Liezel R.	38/F	Isla de Oro, CDO
         Cago, Jan Leo U.	19/M	Macasandig, CDO
         Cago, Marivic *	22/F	Isla, de Oro, CDO
         Cago, Mary Joy *	20/F	Isla de Oro, CDO
         Cago, Vincent *	40/M	Isla de Oro, CDO
         Caingin, Rey B.	23/M	Macasandig, CDO
         Cainoy, Regelio	39/M	Isla de Oro, CDO
         Calulo, Danilo	49/M	Isla de Oro, CDO
         Cañete, Jesus G.	60/M	Isla de Oro, CDO
         Capun-ay, Lino	53/M	Macasandig, CDO
         Casinillo, Cresencia F.	52/F	Brgy. 13, CDO
         Casinillo, Fatima F.	20/F	Brgy. 13, CDO
         Colades, Biscon Jestoni P. *	23/M	Isla de Oro, CDO
         Cornelio Edgar P.	50/M	Kauswagan, CDO
         Dagbay, April Mary Grace	7mo/F	Macasandig, CDO
         Daig, Jumilde A.	50/F	Macasandig, CDO
         Dala, Jonesy P.	26/F	Isla de Oro, CDO
         Dalay, Armando	46/M	Isla de Oro, CDO
         Dalay, Charles Emerald B.	20/M	Isla de Oro, CDO
         Dalay, Efren A.	M	Isla de Oro, CDO
         Dalay, Efren M. Jr	M	Isla de Oro, CDO
         Dalay, Kristine Rose	23/F	Isla de Oro, CDO
         Dalay, Wilson T.	55/M	Isla de Oro, CDO
         Dayada, George II B.	36/M	Macasandig, CDO
         Daylinda, Aurio	36/F	Macasandig, CDO
         Dela Peña, Joel C.	34/M	Macasandig, CDO
         Dotimas, Darwin P.	16/M	Macasandig, CDO
         Eduave, Lordly L.	60/M	Pagatpat, CDO
         Eduave, Roger B.	68/M	Pagatpat, CDO
         Elicano, Edmundo	18/M	Isla de Oro, CDO
         Enerio, Dario M.	43/M	Macasandig, CDO
         Engracia, Maria Angelea M.	14/F	Carmen, CDO
         Estamo, Annie	48/F	Pagatpat, CDO
         Etrone, Agustos B.	48/M	Macasandig, CDO
         Faelden, Felipe A.	60/M	Macasandig, CDO
         Felicilda, Erlinda	40/F	Isla de Oro, CDO
         Gaa, Efren A.	32/M	Macasandig, CDO
         Gales, Maria P. *	81/F	Brgy. 17, CDO
         Gaper, Norma B. *	67/F	Carmen, CDO
         Gonzales, Andrew S.	31/M	Acasia, Carmen, CDO
         Jabinez, Jose	13/M	Isla de Oro, CDO
         Jamero, Arlene	30/F	Macasandig, CDO
         Labrada, Serapin III P.	37/M	Burgos-Mabini, CDO
         Laguna, Kristal Z.	19	Isla de Oro, CDO
         Lim, Venus Z.	49/F	Isla de Oro, CDO
         Limbaga, Macario E.	32/M	Macasandig, CDO
         Lopez, Rossvin C.	31/M	Macasandig, CDO
         Madria, Glisyl P.	36/F	Isla de Oro, CDO
         Magan, Flaviano N.	27/M	Kalambaguhan, CDO
         Magayanes, Harol *	31/M	Carmen, CDO
         Mamaril, Rosita A.	60/F	Macasandig, CDO
         Marfe, Odette B. *	35/F	Carmen, CDO
         Marfe, Rodolfo A. Jr.	47/M	Ilaya, Carmen, CDO
         Marilao, Diosdado R.	49/M	Isla de Oro, CDO
         Marilao, Regenald L.	27/M	Isla de Oro, CDO
         Meterio, Forteli T.	14/F	Macasandig, CDO
         Moreno, Junna Louiesa P.	25/F	Macasandig, CDO
         Napone, Eden		Balulang, CDO
         Napone, Edamer		Balulang, CDO
         Naparan, Conrado	52 / M	Macasandig, CDO
         Naparan, Evelyn	52 /F	Macasandig, CDO
         Nolasco, Fretzie	30/F	Isla de Oro, CDO
         Nolasco, Jay D.		Isla de Oro, CDO
         Pacana, Frederick	17/M	Macasandig, CDO
         Pacana, Lovelle	23/F	Macasandig, CDO
         Pacana, Ferly	21/F	Macasandig, CDO
         Palac, Ailene C.	15/F	Isla de Oro, CDO
         Partosa, Aldrin Louie C.	20/M	Isla de Oro, CDO
         Paza, Marlon N.	46/M	Ilaya, Carmen, CDO
         Plaza, Michael Angelo D.	39/M	Macasandig, CDO
         Ramos, Rosie A.	24/F	Isla de Oro, CDO
         Ranalan, Danny	32/M	Macasandig, CDO
         Reyes, Angeline	15/F	Macasandig, CDO
         Rosales, Josefa D.	41/F	Isla de Oro,CDO
         Saclote, Danilo	47/M	Macasandig, CDO
         Sagala, Eljoy Q.	19/F	Macasandig, CDO
         Sanchez, Junmar	15/M	Brgy. 17, CDO
         Sanchez, Marjorie	12/F	Brgy. 17, CDO
         Sapio, Jaydhan B.	23/M	Macasandig, CDO
         Saure, Eleuterio	57/M	Del Pilar St., CDO
         Sodusta, Felino T.	42/M	Macasandig, CDO
         Soronio, Elmer	M	Isla de Oro, CDO
         Sungkip, Rodrigo		Isla de Oro, CDO
         Tacandong, Adelaida B.	79/F	Isla de Oro, CDO
         Tajonera, Mariebertt Julle P.	26/F	Macasandig, CDO
         Tan, Edgar		Isla de Oro, CDO
         Tan, Gerald Jowel	20/M	Acasia, Carmen, CDO
         Tinio, Juliet	31/M	Macasandig, CDO
         Tion, Jomie D.	16/M	Macasandig, CDO
         Tolentino, Cesar P.	28/M	Macasandig, CDO
         Valmoria, Anafel
         Yap, Laurence	39/M	Isla de Oro, CDO
         Bukidnon
         Baclayo, Elvin *	24/M	Poblacion
         Campo, Angeline	22/F	Lingating
         Cartagena, Fritchelyn	21/F	Lingating
         Cartagena, Ranie	30/M	Lingating
         Gaviola, Mauricio	70/M	Lingating
         Monleon, Richard	15/M	Lingating
         Tortuga, Joan	16/F	Lingating, Baungon
         Sabio, Ronel *	18/M	Poblacion
         Note:  Names marked with * have been already provided with financial assistance of Php 5,000.00 each.

         ANNEX “ C” – IDPs / EVACUATION PROFILE

         LOCATION	EVACUATED POPULATION		NAME OF IDP CENTERS	STATUS
         	FAMILIES	PERSONS
         CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY (24 ECs)	712	2322	West City Central School	Existing
         	0	0	Carmen National High School	Closed
         	113	569	Carmen Barangay Hall	Existing
         	7	29	Macanhan Elementary School
         	0	0	Bonbon Brgy Hall Covered Court	Closed
         	0	0	Eco Church	Closed
         	0	0	City Engineers Office	Closed
         	65	315	Kauswagan Covered Court	Existing
         	0	0	Kauswagan Elementary School	Closed
         	771	3,175	City Central School	Existing
         	0	0	Bulao Elementary School	Closed
         	27	118	Iponan Old Church	Existing
         	364	1,723	Macasanding Brgy Hall (Covered Court)	Existing
         	0	0	Macasandig Elementary School	Closed
         	0	0	Corpus Christi High School	Closed
         	22	112	Bulua Brgy. Hall Covered Court	Existing
         	0	0	Bulua Cockpit	Closed
         	0	0	Bulua Monter Carlo	Closed
         	0	0	Greenhills Chapel, Bulua	Closed
         	0	0	I.F.I., Bulua	Closed
         	0	0	Zone-6, Bulua	Closed
         	0	0	Anhawon, Bulua	Closed
         	58	251	North City Central School	Existing
         	178	756	Xavier Heights Covered Court	Existing
         	0	0	Brgy. 18 Covered Court	Closed
         	34	175	Macabalan Elementary School	Existing
         	36	216	Sacred Heart Parish, Kausawagan	Existing
         	36	173	Tibasak Covered Court	Existing
         	0	0	Taguanao Evacuation	Closed
         	17	74	Nazareth Multi-Purpose Hall	Existing
         	37	165	Consolacion Covered Court	Existing
         	0	0	UCCP Church	Closed
         	2	10	South City Central School	Existing
         	80	359	XU-Covered Court	Existing
         	76	316	Mandumol Evacuation Center	Existing
         	23	83	Buena Oro Covered Court	Existing
         	35	134	Agusan Elem. School	Existing
         	47	235	Mt. Carmel Parish	Existing
         	82	352	Camaman-an Covered Court	Existing
         	33	165	Our Lady of Fatima Parish	Existing
         	14	57	Harvest Hands Christian Fellowship	Newly Opened
         Sub-Total	2,869	11,884
         Naawan, Mis. Or.	0	0	1. Linangkayan Brgy. Hall	Closed
         Sub-Total	0	0
         ILIGAN CITY (26 ECs)
         			Bonbonon Brgy. Hall	Closed
         	5	25	Bonbonon Elem. School Grounds (Tents) *	Existing
         	8	35	City Central Elementary School Gym	Existing
         	62	292	Echavez Elementary School	Existing
         	12	60	Franciscan Missionary	Existing
         	8	165	Franciscan Seminary	Existing
         	67	319	Juan Actob Lluch (JAL) Elementary School	Existing
         			Kabangan 1 Elementary School	Closed
         			Kabangan 2 Elementary School	Closed
         	347	1,414	Luinab Elementary School	Existing
         	242	1,210	Madrasah/Upper Hinaplanon Elem. School	Existing
         	11	55	Mandulog Brgy. Hall	Existing
         	16	80	Tubaran Elementary School	Existing
         			Mangga Elementary School	Closed
         	90	452	Laville Gymnasium *	Existing
         			Merila Chapel	Closed
         			MSU-IIT Gymnasium	Closed
         	9	40	Narra Day Care Center	Existing
         			Our Lady of Fatima	Closed
         			Puga-an Brgy. Hall	Closed
         			San Lorenzo Ruiz Church	Closed
         			San Roque Parish Church	Closed
         	133	492	Santiago Gymnasium **	Existing
         	375	1,257	Sta. Filomena Gymnasium	Existing
         	86	375	Tambacan Elementary School (Tents)	Existing
         	80	373	Tent City *	Existing
         	12	60	Tibanga Gymnasium	Existing
         	6	30	Tulogan Evacuation Center	Existing
         	356	1,298	Ubaldo Laya Elementary School	Existing
         		109	Villa Verde Gymnasium ***	Existing
         			Vinancio Sircia Elementary School	Closed
         Sub-Total	1,953	8,141
         Note:  * Families transferred from Mangga Elementary School
         ** Families transferred from Bonbon Brgy. Hall
         *** Families transferred from MSU-IIT
         Overall Total	4,822	20,025

         ANNEX “D” – PROFILE OF DAMAGED HOUSES

         LOCATION	TOTALLY		PARTIALLY		TOTAL
         	No.	Value	No.	Value	No.	Value
         CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY
         Brgy 6	3		12“		15
         Brgy 7	33		91		124
         Brgy 10	4		173		178
         Brgy 15	90		400		490
         Brgy 17	80		220		300
         Brgy18	3		10		13
         Brgy20	2		9		11
         Brgy 24	-		11		11
         Brgy Agusan	35		34		69
         Brgy Baikingon	9		29		38
         Brgy Balulang	820		928		1,748
         Brgy Bayanga	1		-		1
         Brgy Bonbon	38		1996		2,034
         Brgy Bulua	500		420		920
         Brgy Camaman-an	2		7		9
         Brgy Canitoan	61		196		257
         Brgy Carmen	470		143		613
         Brgy Consolacion	100		-		100
         Brgy Cugman	33		101		134
         Brgy  Dansolihon	7		-		7
         Brgy Gusa	29		93		122
         Brgy Iponan	185		1,193		1,378
         Brgy Kauswagan	45		96		141
         Brgy Lumbia	18		6		24
         Brgy Macabalan	29		68		97
         Brgy Macasandig	2,219		460		2,679
         Brgy Mambuaya	1		-		1
         Brgy Nazareth	15		-		15
         Brgy Pagalungan	14		-		14
         Brgy Pagatpat	53		428		481
         Brgy San Simon	6		14		20
         Brgy Tablon	48		81		129
         Brgy Indahag	1		-		1
         Brgy Tignapoloan	5		7		12
         Brgy Tumpagon	-		91		91
         Total	4,959		7,317		12,276
         BUKIDNON
         Valencia City	3
         Talakag	1					50,000
         Baungon
         Lingating	21		9		30
         Imbatug	23		2		25
         Liboran	18		7		25
         Salimbalan	8		6		14
         Buenavista	4				4
         Nicdao	18				18
         Kalilangan	3		4		7
         Danatag	3				3
         Langaon	10		9		19
         Mabuhay	7				7
         Mabunga	2	30,000.00	1	10,000.00	3	40,000.00
         Pualas	35		10		45
         Sub – Total	152	30,000.00	48	10,000.00	200	40,000.00
         Libona
         Crossing	10		10		20	747,000.00
         San Jose	1		-		1	70,000.00
         Pongol	7		2		9	325,000.00
         Capihan	3		3		6	450,000.00
         Maambong	2		-		2	150,000.00
         Sil-ipon	4		4		8	600,000.00
         Nangka	10		-		10	350,000.00
         Kinawe	6		-		6	480,000.00
         Gango	4		1		5	250,000.00
         Kiliog	7		-		7	420,000.00
         Laturan	2		-		3	180,000.00
         Poblacion	-		10		10	380,000.00
         Sub – Total	56		30		86	4,402,000.00
         Manolo Fortich
         Agusan	8	84,756.00			8	84,756
         Dalirig	7	96,302.00			7	96,302.00
         Damilag	1	5,000.00			1	5,000.00
         Lingi-on
         Lunocan	3	33,902.42			3	33,902.42
         Maluko	3	28,000.00			3	28,000.00
         Mambatangan
         Minsuro	6	180,000.00			6	180,000.00
         Sankanan
         San Miguel
         Santo Niño	4	12,350.01			4	12,350.01
         Sub Total	32	440,310.43			32	440,310.43
         Total	240	470,310.43	78	10,000.00	318	4,932,310.00
         Iligan City
         Tambacan	141		2,455		2,596	12,246,121.00
         Tubod	145		1,711		1,852	2,810,600.00
         Tipanoy	10		192		202	2,729,800.00
         Abuno	4		27		31	432,700.00
         Mahayahay	112		1,245		1,357	8,070,500.00
         Ubaldo Laya	63		566		629
         Puga-an	19		188		207
         Villaverde	-		130		130	300,000.00
         Tibanga	96		232		328
         Santiago	600		12		612	89,180,995.00
         Bagong Silang	7		145		152	458,000.00
         Sn Miguel	-		150		150
         Hinaplanon Proper	688		254		942	64,925,850.00
         San Roque	282		676		958	39,197,400.00
         Palao	51		672		723	17,920,622.00
         Luinab	-		21		21
         Upper Hinaplanon	537		603		1,140	81,600,814.00
         Kalilangan	23		-		23
         Mandulog	245		300		545
         Rogongon	128		62		190
         Mainit	14		210		224
         Digkilaan	74		417		491	4,595,100.00
         Panuroganan	31		121		152
         Bonbonon	82		176		258
         Sta. Felomina	591		115		706	61,822,000.00
         Hindang	2		-		2
         Total	3,945		10,680		14,621	386,290,502.00
         Overall Total	9,144	470,310.43	18,075	10,000.00	27,215	391,222,812.00

         ANNEX “ E” – Profile of Damage Infrastructure

         Affected Area	Description of Damage	Prel. Est. of Damage
         BUKIDNON 1ST DEO
         Jct. SH. Aglayan-Zamboanguita Rd Mapulo Section, Mapulo, Malaybalay, Bukidnon	washed-out cross drainage due to strong current of waters (15M/1,350cu.m.)	P   0.650M
         Jct SH Aglayan-Zamboanguita Road (Silae-Mapulo Section), Mapulo, Malaybalay, Bukidnon K.1554+000-K.1561+000	various pocket soil collapsed at K.1554-K.1561 (100 cu.m.)
         Kapalong-Talaingod-Valencia Road K.1559+500, Lumbayao, Valencia, Bukidnon	Soil Collapsed 300 cu.m.
         a.) Lumbayao Section, K.1595+500 Lumbayao, Valencia, Bukidnon	Soil Collapsed 50 cu.m
         b.) Makalungay Section, K.1578+000 Makalungay, San Fernando, Bukidnon	Soil Collapsed 200 cu.m.
         c.) Sitio Paso Section, K.1572+500 Mabuhay,San Fernando, Bukidnon	Soil Collapsed 150 cu.m.
         d.) Salug Bridge, K.1589+300 Kalagangan, San Fernando, Bukidnon	Erosion of footing of slope protection (Grouted riprap)
         e.) Mampilo Bridge, K.1596+190 Kayaga, San Fernando, Bukidnon	Erosion of footing of slope protection (Grouted riprap)
         f.) Pusod Bridge, K.1607+150 San Jose, San Fernando, Bukidnon	Scouring of Abutment “A”
         g.) Batangan Bridge (Under construction) Batangan, Valencia, Bukidnon	embankment at Abutment “A” washed out
         BUKIDNON 1ST SUB-TOTAL		P    0.650M
         BUKIDNON 3RD DEO
         RCPC Cross Drainage along Jct. SH Manolo Fortich-Libona-Indahag Road Km.1465+042 Libona, Bukidnon	Washed-out Drainage Structure.	P     5.000M
         Agusan Canyon Bridge, along SH Manolo Fortich-Libona-Indahag Road Km.1460+823	Washed-out/Scour Bank Protection	P   10.000M
         Jct. SH Manolo Fortich-Libona-Indahag Road (11 SECTIONS) Km.1473+400-Km.1480+350	Soil Collapse & Rock slope failure blocked the carriageway	P   0.300M
         Uguiaban Bridge, 1467+(-778), along CDO City – Dominorog – Camp Kibaritan Road, Talakag, Bukidnon	Damaged  slope protection  at Abutment “A” and “B”	P   10.000M
         Tal-uban Bridge Km.1485+665 along CDO-Dominorog-Camp Kibaritan Road	Washed-out/Scour Bank Protection at Abut. B	P     0.500M
         Sayre Highway Alae-Kisolon Road K.1438+(-226)-K.1475+000	Depression @ K.1463+870 (Maluko Slip Section) Road Slip @ K.1465+616-K.1465+660 (Damay Section)
         BUKIDNON 3RD SUB-TOTAL		P   25.800M
         CAGAYAN DE ORO 1ST
         CDO-Airport-Bukidnon Road Dansolihon-Uguiaban Section Km.1465+700	2 Major landslide covered the roadway	P   20.00M
         CDO-Airport-Bukidnon Road Km.1465+500, Dansolihon	Landslide covered the roadway
         Lumbia-Uguiaban By-pass Road (Mangalay Section)	Series of landslides	P     5.00M
         Uguiaban By-pass Road	Road slip 30m	P    20.00M
         Kauswagan-Bulua Section, BCIR	Siltation of existing open main drainage both side	P   10.00M
         Flood Control Works along Cagayan de Oro River Basin (Carmen, Kauswagan, and Bonbon)	Damaged (600L.M.)	P   180.00M
         CAGAYAN DE ORO 1ST SUB-TOTAL		P   235.00M
         CAGAYAN DE ORO 2ND
         Cagayan de Oro River Revetment and seawall	1,800 LM revement washed-out	P  540.00M
         CAGAYAN DE ORO 2ND SUB-TOTAL		P  540.00M
         LANAO DEL NORTE 2ND
         Mandulog Bridge 2 Mis. Or. -Ma. Cristina Bdry. Road Km.1521+218.5 Brgy. San Roque – Hinaplanon Section, Iligan City.	Right side railings of the bridge were destroyed. Outermost girder upstream 4th span is crack. Damaged approaches and revetment.	P    35.00M
         Mis. Or.-Ma. Cristina Bdry Road	Damage on carriageway	P     15.00M
         Mandulog Bridge 1 Highway Secondary Diversion Km.1522+484	Bridge totally collapsed with the span of 86.5 meters in length. (5 slabs and 2 pier)	P  100.00M
         Sta. Felomina-Bonbonon-Digkilaan-Rogongon Road	Land slide and plant debris scattered along carriageway Km1522+867. Road slip along Km.1526+800	P     10.00M
         LANAO DEL NORTE 2ND SUB-TOTAL		P   160.00M
         REGION 10 TOTAL		961.45M

Advisory

FOR MISSING FAMILY MEMBERS, if you do not know where to go:

 

You may go to the City Tourism Hall at the NBI desk for ante mortem data gathering, the head is Dr. Tammy Uy

Understanding Sendong: A DENR Assessment of the CDO River Basin

sendong_CDORB_2

Read the DENR reports on the Cagayan de Oro River Basin here: sendong_CDORB_2. It contains assessments and recommendations from as early as 2009. The latest flooding that occurred in 2011 were also assessed.

Here is a clear map of the watersheds and tributaries of the Cagayan de Oro river. Learn about the 8 sub-watersheds, their locations, and the existing timberlands within these watersheds. Find out which areas are protected areas.  Then take a look at the map which shows the track of tropical storm Sendong. Next, read the list of flood-affected areas in Cagayan de Oro and the various reports and actions taken by DENR.

The file also shows the provision of geo-hazard assessment report and maps to all LGUs. It has recommendations and action plans, and a number of photos showing flooded areas with their locations and time of flooding. Advisories have been issued. Check them out yourself.

Peruse through the maps, photos, and documents. Inform yourself about what is happening. Let us not let another Sendong tragedy happen, ever again.

sendong_CDORB_2

Leptospirosis — Outbreak Control Through Information

Leptospirosis Flipchart

The rise in Leptospirosis cases is alarming. Even those who were not exposed to floodwaters, but who were kind enough to help with the cleanup operations after the Sendong disaster have been affected. The hospitals are full. People are sick and dying.

This rough outline of a Leptospirosis flipchart is a project of Balai Global as a way to help with the Dep-ed efforts at educating our children on the dangers of the Leptospira bacteria. It contains information on the disease, on how we can get infected, on the symptoms to look for, on what to do to prevent and treat the sickness. It is written and designed to be child-friendly,specifically for educating affected students under Dep-ed’s care.

The flipchart is printed on sturdy tarp material and sized in a convenient 2×3 layout for easy use by teachers in the various schools in Iligan and Cagayan de Oro that were affected by the flood.

Finally, the flipchart contains the hotline numbers to call in case you need help:

Help Rescue: 411

Landline: 72411

Globe: 0917-7040-411

Smart: 0999-9990-411   

This project was funded by Annie Cabigting

leptospirosis-flipchart

LEPTOSPIROSIS ALERT: FOR MEDICAL EMERGENCIES please contact HELP RESCUE 411 Landline: 741111; SMART 0999-9990411; GLOBE 0917-7040411

What’s New With Sendong? Leptospirosis Outbreak and What to Do

DOH has declared a leptospirosis outbreak in Cagayan de Oro after a number of people showed symptoms of the waterborne disease. A few people have already died from it as well.

If you are a survivor of the flood and think you have been exposed to water contaminated with the leptospirosis bacteria, the best thing to do is visit the health centers and hospitals where doxycycline is being distributed for free.

This is important for people who are not living on the evacuation sites, because the distribution efforts and health campaigns will not be able to reach you easily.

Here is more on the topic.

Wikipedia explains more about leptospirosis.

Dec 31, 2011

Balai Global got a call this morning asking for assistance for food of the team working at the city tourism. These are the people working almost 24/7 since the tragedy happened. Friends, I hope you continue to send cash donations to Sr. Marge for food of the CAREGIVERS.

Last night our last stop was city central school, we finished almost 10:00pm, the DSWD team haven’t eaten any dinner yet because they will still go out and look for their food. This is a common situation among the CAREGIVERS. Yes, its their work and their mandate, but they are also human beings na napapagod at nagugutom din just like the flash flood survivors.

I hope the consciousness of private individuals who would like to help will include giving food to these CAREGIVERS. In that way, they will be able to carry on their tasks.

Balai Global continues to call for private individuals to go to centers near you and also share to the CAREGIVERS. Thanks to those who answered our call.

DILG City Director Rana expressed his gratitude over your generosity, bringing food for his policemen. These men are busy 24 hrs. loading and distributing relief goods all over the place.

As the year ends, we thank the Lord for giving us this opportunity to serve Him through our brothers and sisters here in CdO.

5 Thoughts Of A Balai Global Organizer

THOUGHTS:
1. Once again my heart is full because of the generosity of people:

—-our ink supplier, INK and TONER, lend us a big laser printer for FREE so that we may be able to produce documents and listing of evacuees.

—-PIDOT 1971 is our new caterer, owned by Hearty Malinao, who adjusted to our budget Php30.00/meal. but the portions are soooooo filling.  We emphasize to her that we do hard work thus we need energy food. You should taste their chicken WOW. At the start kasi we just cook food at home but we coudn’t cope anymore.

—-Maita’s family donated and we used it to give temporary shelter for around 27 families whose homes were totally washed out and even their family members

2. The needs of the victims are immediate but the response is delayed because proper documentation has to be done, which I don’t object. Thus at the moment private sectors fill-in the gaps.

3. Hopefully the proper mandated agencies today will take over with an organize system for installation para maparating na in an orderly manner the relief goods.

4. We need to be vigilant because some politicians are now using the evacuees for future votes in 2013.  Thus I received feedback that they won’t leave the area because they will not be given a relocation site. Each politician is promising a relocation site. Please maawa naman kayo, if you give please don’t think of 2013 yet .(I hope this is wrong feedback)

5. DSWD please take note that some victims are not being listed because the BRGY captain will not list them due to political alignment. We can pinpoint areas. Have talked to them and have seen their houses or the lot where it used to stand.

Dec 28, 2011

WE CEASE OUR ACTIVITIES TODAY AND TOMORROW. WE GO ON FIELD WORK TO DIALOGUE WITH THE VICTIMS. WILL POST FEEDBACK ASAP. Balai Global will just do the feeding of soldiers in the next two days.

Urgent: Need Volunteers ASAP

December 26, 2011 Monday

 

Calling the able-bodied and kindhearted young souls of Cagayan de Oro. We need you early tomorrow morning at 6 am (Dec 27, Tuesday). We need:

• 30 volunteers for a clean-up of the Carmen covered court
• 15 more volunteers to distribute relief goods

Go to Balai Global Relief Operation Center at 61 Aguinaldo Cogon, Cagayan de Oro. It’s at the back of Maxandrea Hotel right beside the mosque.

You can also reach us through these hotlines:

09199775656(smart)
09228172295(sun)
8521809(landline)

We can all do our share to help this Christmas season. Now is the time to give– of your time.