Rapports

The Health Cluster Bulletin aims to give an overview of the health activities conducted by the health cluster partners in the areas affected by the latest disaster in the Philippines. It compiles health information received from the different organizations…

Along with a prospect of recovering the local infrastructure (e.g. water, electricity), Albay's local hospitals are gradually recovering functions. AMDA Multi-national Medical Mission team, in response, ended its mobile clinic in Albay as of 12/21, and moves to Manila before…

Geneva, December 19, 2006 Information provided by Michael Paratharayil, regional emergency officer for ACT member Christian Aid, based in Legazpi General information The province of Albay, which was hardest hit by Typhoon Durian, is threatened with another typhoon, which is forecast to…

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Satellite identified damage from Typhoon Durian using SPOT-5 imagery recorded on 12 December 2006

Satellite identified damage from Typhoon Durian using SPOT-5 imagery recorded on 12 December 2006

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DATE: 15 December 2006 as of 6:00 PM I. EFFECTS A. Affected /Evacuated: A total of 181,344 families or 880,663 persons in 1,146 barangays of 103 municipalities and 6 cities in 17 provinces in Regions IV-A, IV-B, V, VI, VII…

Account: # 6532 Appeal amount: $75,000 SITUATION: The Philippines continues to recover from Typhoon Durian -- the November storm caused extensive damage in the central part of the country and occurred just as the country was recovering from Typhoon Xangsane in…

1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Typhoon Impacts The Philippines was hit by three extreme weather disturbances (typhoons) in a span of 10 weeks from 25 September to 1 December 2006, then another lower order typhoon on 9 December. These events…