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I. Time and Date of Occurrence: December 5, 2014
II. Brief Description of the Disaster:
Biliran Island is one of the identified 44 provinces under alert level 3 of tropical storm Ruby, the eight municipalities of the province of had been identified by Project Noah at Risk of storm surge / flood and landslide, hence, all families living in the coastal areas were advise / forced to evacuate / disaster pre-emptive evacuation.
Placing the province under signal number 3 has experienced strong winds and a heavy rain has affected the lives and properties of the constituents.
III. Magnitude and Disaster:
A. Areas Affected. 132 Brgy’s covering the eight municipalities of Biliran Province.
B. Number of families and individuals who evacuated per iniital report submitted as of Dec. 6, 2014 at 2:00 pm to December 7, at 8:00 A.M. However, as of Dec. 7, 2014 in the morning they return home. They were as follows:
Name of Municipality | Number of Families | Number of Persons | Number of Evacuation Center |
---|---|---|---|
Naval | 821 | 3574 | 26 |
Biliran | 1681 | 6755 | 22 |
Maripipi | 1011 | 3713 | 43 |
Almeria | 594 | 2440 | 43 |
Caibiran | 1059 | 4294 | 41 |
Culaba | 1892 | 9424 | 15 |
Kawayan | 3266 | 12822 | 23 |
Cabucgayan | 3068 | 11085 | 44 |
TOTAL | 13392 | 54107 | 384 |
C. Total Population Affected
A. Casualties – 1 – (Culaba)
1. Ridmoro Baylon 60 yrs. old by Brgy. Bool Central
B. Damaged Houses
MUNICIPALITY | PARTIALLY | TOTALLY |
---|---|---|
Biliran | 47 | 20 |
Kawayan | 1467 | 159 |
Culaba | 935 | 91 |
Almeria | 497 | 56 |
Caibiran | 1498 | 121 |
Cabucgayan | 1108 | 85 |
Naval | 2659 | 178 |
Maripipi | 830 | 37 |
TOTAL | 9041 | 747 |
C. Damaged to infrastructure, fishery and Agriculture
MUNICIPALITY | Infrastructure | Crops/Fishery/Livestock |
---|---|---|
Almeria | 3900000.00 | 548000.00 |
Maripipi | 9152500.00 | 352500.00 |
Cabucgayan | 185000.00 | 3900.00 |
Biliran | 2901000.00 | |
Caibiran | 3716500.00 | |
Culaba | 714300.00 | |
Kawayan | 664000.00 | |
TOTAL | 12237500.00 | 12796300.00 |
D. Damaged to National/Prov’l Infrastructure and Prov’l Electrical
- Damages to DPWH Infrastructure (Roads & others) – 23, 500, 000.00
– Damages to Biliran Electric Cooperative – 5,143,408.97
– NFA (Building & Stocks ) – 887,500.00
– Biliran Prov’l Hospital – 1,987,300.00
Total 29,530,908.97
E. Total Evacuated
Families – 13, 392
Person – 54, 107
F. Person Value of damage to properties to by category such as crops, livestock / fisheries and private properties, and others
Houses – P 74, 492,000.00
Agriculture:
Crops – 7,962,800.00
Fisheries – 581,000.00
Livestock – 140,000.00
IV. Problems
1. Limited supply of food commodities of the LGU’s either at commercial establishment especially the canned goods.
2. Lack of commodities to last during disaster operation period / emergency relief and rehabilitation phase.
3. Congested evacuation center.
4. The cost of damaged of houses is estimated at 7,000.00 ( per family) for partially and 15,000.00 (per family) for totally (initial/partial report) which totalled to P 74,492,000.00
V. Recommendations / Comments:
1. The houses damaged from Yolanda was aggravated in typhoon Ruby hence the need for shelter assistance especially those residing at the No build Zone / coastal areas.
2. Rapid assesment conducted within 70 hours from occurence of disaster to enable humanitarian agencies (NGO) as protocol in responding to communities/victims.
3. Coordination of disaster serving agencies is deemed necessary like PNRC, and DSWD, NFA, IOM & other NGO’s to augment our limited resources.
4. DSWD national office/region 08 has provided the province /LGU’s immediate food requirements of the victims, like rice, however, there was inadequate canned goods provided may be due to lack of available stocks.
Prepared by
Flordeliza G. Trani
Prov’l Social Welfare and Dev’t Officer
Chairperson Relief and Rehab Committee
Noted by
Sofronio Dacillo
PDDRMO
Approved by:
Gerardo J. Espina
Governor
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