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Ref: OCHA/GVA -2004/185 OCHA Situation Report No. 6 Philippines Floods This situation report is based on information provided from the United Nations Disaster Assessment and Coordination (UNDAC) team in Manila. Situation 1. The latest figures on the impact of the successive typhoons and tropical depressions…

undertaken by the NDCC member agencies 09 Dec 2004 (11:00 AM)I. Assessment of damages Brought About by Typhoons Unding, Violeta, Winnie and Yoyong A.RDCCs/OCDRCs Damage Assessment Report Profile Typhoon Unding TS Violeta TD Winnie Typhoon Yoyong Total Effects Affected Regions 3 2 5 7 Province 13 4 8 32 Mun/Cities 68/1 16/2 56/6 118/9 No. of Bgys 1,180 83 619 1,282 Families 144,553 21,151 167,043 265,100 597,847 Persons 759,045 99,461 832,020 1,328,466 3,018,992 Dead 68 29 775 67 939 Injured 160 58 437 97 752 Missing 69 17 713 38 837 Houses Totally 23,332 337 4,232 4,355 32,256 Partially 66,668 821 8,237 18,751 94,477 Damages Agriculture P405.264 M P209.824 M P…

Data Source:  MODIS observation of flooding along Cagayan and Pampanga rivers (4 Dec 2004)

Within 19 days three powerful typhoons have smashed into the North Eastern coast of the Philippine Islands, killing at least 1,000 and displacing over 70,000 people. Emergency relief supplies are urgently needed to support 10,000 displaced families…

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Ref: OCHA/GVA -2004/184 OCHA Situation Report No. 5 Philippines Floods This situation report is based on information provided from the United Nations Disaster Assessment and Coordination (UNDAC) team in Manila. Situation 1. The latest figures on the impact of the successive typhoons and tropical depressions…

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and the 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 EvacuationCenters Families Persons Families Persons I 1,586 7,515 II 93,796 464,966 4,351 22,863 42 III 80,389 395,661 4,413 20,894 80 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 8,841 44,079 313 1,573 11 Total 203,806 991,158 20,748 86,492 351 Casualties Region Dead Injured Missing Region I 3 Region I 14 35 11 Region III 9 24 14 Region V 12 5 6 Region VIII 5 CAR 6 5 3 NCR 1 Total 42 77 34 Damaged Houses, Agriculture, Infrastructure and Others…

Ref: OCHA/GVA -2004/183 OCHA Situation Report No. 4 Philippines Floods This situation report is based on information provided from the United Nations Disaster Assessment and Coordination (UNDAC) team in Manila. Situation 1. The waters are receding in most affected areas. However, it continues to rain…