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and Ongoing Relief OperationsSources: OCDRCs I, II, III, IV, V, VIII and CAR I. Effects of Typhoon "Yoyong" A. Damage Assessment "Typhoon Yoyong" Areas and Population Affected Region Affected Evacuated Number of Evacuation Centers Families Persons Families Persons I 1,586 7,515 II 49,587 226,078 4,351 22,863 42 III 53,866 198,384 14,529 20,801 77 IV 8,484 30,175 5,037 12,950 129 V 8,285 38,701 4,209 18,755 45 NCR 2,425 10,061 2,425 9,457 44 CAR 5,181 27,339 313 1,573 11 Total 129,414 538,253 30,864 86,399 348 Casualties Region Dead Injured Missing Region I 2 Region II 11 13 15 Region III 8 2 14 Region V 12 5 6 Region VIII 5 CAR 5 5 3 NCR 1 Total 37 32 38 Damaged Houses, Agriculture, Infrastructure and Others Region Houses Damaged Damaged…

Sources : OCDRCs I, II, III, IV, V, VIII and CAR I. Effects of Typhoon "Yoyong" A. Damage Assessment "Typhoon Yoyong" Areas and Population Affected Region Affected Evacuated Number of Evacuation Centers Families Persons Families Persons I 1,532 7,275 II 51,931 245,571 3,630 18,504 39 III 39,938 194,781 3,156 16,053 45 IV 8,484 30,175 5,037 12,950 129 V 8,285 38,701 8,285 38,701 45 NCR 2,425 10,061 2,425 9,457 44 CAR 4,756 25,297 313 1,573 13 Total 117,351 551,861 22,846 97,238 315 Casualties Region Dead Injured Missing Region I 2 Region II 11 13 11 Region III 1 18 Region V 8 5 2 Region VIII 5 CAR 3 1 7 NCR 1 Total 24 44 20 Damaged Houses, Agriculture, Infrastructure and Others Region Houses Damaged Damaged Proper Totally Partially Agriculture Infrastructure Private/Fisheries I 8 196 109,991,006.00 2,200,000.00 23,163,750.00 II 227 432 175,687,666.00 24,660,960.00 III 117 674 50,205,343.00 104,000,000.00 IV 4,000,000.00 34,450,000.00 6,800,000.00 CAR 212 640 5,519,978.00 33,453,120.00 520,000.00 TOTAL 564 1,942 P345,403,993.00 P174,103,120.00 P 55,144,710.00 Grand…

and Ongoing Air Relief Operations of Philippine Air Force in Quezon and AuroraSources : OCDRCs I, II, III, IV, V, VIII, NCR and CAR I. Effects of Typhoon "Yoyong" A. Damage Assessment "Typhoon Yoyong" 1. Areas and Population Affected…

Following devastating typhoons, which have left thousands homeless and hundreds dead in the Philippines, Christian Children's Fund (CCF) has begun assisting children and families in the Luzon and Visayas regions. CCF is working with the Philippines government to relocate families and…

SITUATION: Four typhoons in three weeks have caused more than 350 deaths as a result of massive flooding and mudslides in central and northern regions of the country. Government officials report at least 307 fatalities in the towns of…

1. Hazard Profile: As of 5:00 AM, Friday, 03 December 2004, Typhoon " Yoyong" has weakened after crossing Northern Luzon and is now over the South China Sea. 2. Flooded Areas Region III Bulacan - Baliwag, Bocaue, Bustos, Norzagaray, Meycauayan…

Ref: OCHA/GVA -2004/182 OCHA Situation Report No. 3 Philippines Floods A United Nations Disaster Assessment and Coordination (UNDAC) team has been dispatched This situation report is based on information provided from the United Nations Resident Coordinator (UNRC)'s office in Manila and the National Disaster…

The Federation's mission is to improve the lives of vulnerable people by mobilizing the power of humanity. It is the world's largest humanitarian organization and its millions of volunteers are active in over 181 countries. In Brief THIS PRELIMINARY EMERGENCY…

A. Background The continuous monsoon rains brought about by Tropical Depression "Winnie" triggered massive floodings in the low-lying areas of the provinces of Bulacan, Nueva Ecija, Aurora, Quezon, Camarines Norte, Rizal and Metro Manila particularly Quezon City,…

1. Damage and Needs Assessment1.1 Profile of Areas and Population Affected Region/Province No. of Mun No of Bgys Affected Families Persons Region II 3 18 424 1,793 Region III 26 168 48,577 223,504 Region IV 6 6 4,417 22,865 Region V 1 NCR 2 7 2,462 10,610 Grand -- Total 38 199 55,880 258,772 1.2 Status of Evacuees as of 2 December 2004 Region III Bulacan 2,402 families or 8,943 persons in…