PHILIPPINES...President Rodrigo Duterte declared a state of calamity for the entire Luzon, after a...
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The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. Sources: PSA, DSWD DROMIC, NDRRMC/OCD, PAGASA, DOH, UNOSAT Feedback: [email protected] www.unocha.org www.reliefweb.int QUEZON QUEZON NUEVA ECIJA NUEVA ECIJA BENGUET BENGUET ALBAY ALBAY AURORA AURORA CAMARINES SUR CAMARINES SUR BATANGAS BATANGAS BULACAN BULACAN RIZAL RIZAL PAMPANGA PAMPANGA CAVITE CAVITE LAGUNA LAGUNA PANGASINAN PANGASINAN CAMARINES NORTE CAMARINES NORTE CATANDUANES CATANDUANES CAGAYAN CAGAYAN ISABELA ISABELA REGION IV-A (CALABARZON) REGION IV-A (CALABARZON) REGION I (ILOCOS REGION) REGION I (ILOCOS REGION) NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION CORDILLERA ADMINISTRATIVE REGION (CAR) CORDILLERA ADMINISTRATIVE REGION (CAR) TARLAC TARLAC PHILIPPINES Typhoon Vamco (Ulysses) and Super Typhoon Goni (Rolly) Snapshot As of 19 November 2020 REGION V (BICOL) Heavy rains from Vamco affected the Bicol provinces where flooding incidents were reported in 37 municipalities. Catanduanes, which was the worst-hit province by Typhoon Goni, experienced flash floods and landslides. The provincial governor lamented that response efforts are back to zero as house repairs and temporary shelters were again destroyed. Typhoon Ulysses (Vamco) 11 November Typhoon Ulysses (Vamco) 11 November Super Typhoon Goni (Rolly) 01 November Super Typhoon Goni (Rolly) 01 November Typhoon Tropical Storm Flood Extent based on satellite-detected surface waters from a Sentinel-1 image on 13 November Flood Extent based on satellite-detected surface waters from a Sentinel-1 image on 13 November Region III flood extent as of 17 November Region III flood extent as of 17 November Region V flood extent as of 13 November Region V flood extent as of 13 November President Rodrigo Duterte declared a state of calamity for the entire Luzon, after a series of typhoons, including Typhoon Vamco (locally named Ulysses), ravaged the country's largest and most populous island. While the affected areas continue to reel from the consequences of Typhoon Goni and three preceding cyclones in October, Typhoon Vamco has further hampered response efforts and caused further destruction. CENTRAL LUZON & NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION Large swaths of Region III (Central Luzon) and the National Capital Region (NCR) were submerged in floods in scenes reminiscent of Tropical Storm Ketsana/Ondoy in 2009. In Marikina City (NCR), the mayor reported that 40,000 houses were either partially or fully submerged. REGION II (CAGAYAN VALLEY) Floods and landslides wreaked havoc in the northern provinces of Cagayan and Isabela on 13 November due to the rains brought by Vamco (Ulysses) and previous tropical cyclones and depressions. The already swollen Cagayan River in northern Luzon rose quickly, inundating low-lying communities when authorities released water from Magat Dam, one of the largest in the country, to prevent the dam from reaching its critical spilling level. Local authorities called it the worst in the region in four decades. TYPHOON VAMCO (ULYSSES) 73 DEATHS 3.67M 277.7K PEOPLE DISPLACED 67K HOUSES DAMAGED OR DESTROYED PEOPLE AFFECTED SUPER TYPHOON GONI (ROLLY) COVID-19 AND WATERBORNE DISEASES 25 DEATHS 2.14M 71.3K PEOPLE DISPLACED 189K HOUSES DAMAGED OR DESTROYED PEOPLE AFFECTED c The Department of Health (DOH) issued a press release stating that they are on “heightened surveillance and warned the public against possible outbreak of waterborne and foodborne illnesses, influenza-like illnesses, leptospirosis and dengue (W.I.L.D.) diseases following the aftermath of recent typhoons that struck the country.” The DoH also “reiterated its call on the precautionary measures against spread of COVID-19 among the displaced population.” COVID-19 movement restrictions in Cagayan were hampering access of humanitarian actors at the onset of flooding. On 14 November, the national government requested the provincial authorities in Cagayan, and in other typhoon-affected areas, to lift strict COVID-19 health protocols to allow relief, search and rescue teams and media outlets immediate access to areas affected by Typhoon Vamco. active COVID-19 cases in Luzon 20K 100,000 50,000 10,000 No. of displaced people per province
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QUEZONQUEZON
NUEVAECIJANUEVAECIJA
BENGUETBENGUET
ALBAYALBAY
AURORAAURORA
CAMARINES SURCAMARINES SURBATANGASBATANGAS
BULACANBULACAN
RIZALRIZAL
PAMPANGAPAMPANGA
CAVITECAVITELAGUNALAGUNA
PANGASINANPANGASINAN
CAMARINES NORTECAMARINES NORTE
CATANDUANESCATANDUANES
CAGAYANCAGAYAN
ISABELAISABELA
REGION IV-A(CALABARZON)
REGION IV-A(CALABARZON)
REGION I(ILOCOSREGION)
REGION I(ILOCOSREGION)
NATIONALCAPITALREGION
NATIONALCAPITALREGION
CORDILLERAADMINISTRATIVE
REGION (CAR)
CORDILLERAADMINISTRATIVE
REGION (CAR)
TARLACTARLAC
PHILIPPINESTyphoon Vamco (Ulysses) and Super Typhoon Goni (Rolly) Snapshot As of 19 November 2020
REGION V (BICOL)Heavy rains from Vamco affected the Bicol provinces where flooding incidents were reported in 37 municipalities. Catanduanes, which was the worst-hit province by Typhoon Goni, experienced flash floods and landslides. The provincial governor lamented that response efforts are back to zero as house repairs and temporary shelters were again destroyed.
Typhoon Ulysses (Vamco)11 November
Typhoon Ulysses (Vamco)11 November
Super TyphoonGoni (Rolly)01 November
Super TyphoonGoni (Rolly)01 November
Typhoon
Tropical Storm
Flood Extent based on satellite-detected surface waters from a Sentinel-1 imageon 13 November
Flood Extent based on satellite-detected surface waters from a Sentinel-1 imageon 13 November
Region III flood extent as of 17 NovemberRegion III flood extent as of 17 November
Region V flood extent as of 13 NovemberRegion V flood extent as of 13 November
President Rodrigo Duterte declared a state of calamity for the entire Luzon, after a series of typhoons, including Typhoon Vamco (locally named Ulysses), ravaged the country's largest and most populous island.
While the affected areas continue to reel from the consequences of Typhoon Goni and three preceding cyclones in October, Typhoon Vamco has further hampered response efforts and caused further destruction.
CENTRAL LUZON & NATIONAL CAPITAL REGIONLarge swaths of Region III (Central Luzon) and the National Capital Region (NCR) were submerged in floods in scenes reminiscent of Tropical Storm Ketsana/Ondoy in 2009. In Marikina City (NCR), the mayor reported that 40,000 houses were either partially or fully submerged.
REGION II (CAGAYAN VALLEY)Floods and landslides wreaked havoc in the northern provinces of Cagayan and Isabela on 13 November due to the rains brought by Vamco (Ulysses) and previous tropical cyclones and depressions.
The already swollen Cagayan River in northern Luzon rose quickly, inundating low-lying communities when authorities released water from Magat Dam, one of the largest in the country, to prevent the dam from reaching its critical spilling level. Local authorities called it the worst in the region in four decades.
TYPHOON VAMCO (ULYSSES)
73 DEATHS3.67M
277.7K PEOPLEDISPLACED 67K HOUSES DAMAGED
OR DESTROYED
PEOPLEAFFECTED
SUPER TYPHOON GONI (ROLLY)
COVID-19 AND WATERBORNE DISEASES
25 DEATHS2.14M
71.3K PEOPLEDISPLACED 189K HOUSES DAMAGED
OR DESTROYED
PEOPLEAFFECTED
NUEVA ECIJA
PANGASINAN
TARLACAURORA
QUIRINONUEVA VIZCAYA
BENGUETLA UNION
NUEVA ECIJA
PANGASINAN
TARLACAURORA
QUIRINONUEVA VIZCAYA
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Philippine SeaR E G I O N I I I ( C E N T R A L L U Z O N )
REGION I ( ILOCOS REGION)REGION II (CAGAYAN VALLEY)
C O R D I L L E R A A D M I N I S T R A T I V E R E G I O N ( C A R )
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Cabanatuan CityTarlac City
The Department of Health (DOH) issued a press release stating that they are on “heightened surveillance and warned the public against possible outbreak of waterborne and foodborne illnesses, influenza-like illnesses, leptospirosis and dengue (W.I.L.D.) diseases following the aftermath of recent typhoons that struck the country.” The DoH also “reiterated its call on the precautionary measures against spread of COVID-19 among the displaced population.”
COVID-19 movement restrictions in Cagayan were hampering access of humanitarian actors at the onset of flooding. On 14 November, the national government requested the provincial authorities in Cagayan, and in other typhoon-affected areas, to lift strict COVID-19 health protocols to allow relief, search and rescue teams and media outlets immediate access to areas affected by Typhoon Vamco.
active COVID-19
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