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2014/SOM1/EPWG/028 Agenda Item: 9.1

Report on Typhoon HAIYAN

Purpose: Information Submitted by: Philippines

6th Emergency Preparedness Working Group Meeting

Ningbo, China17-18 February 2014

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8 November 2013

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4:40 a.m. 08 Nov 2013(Landfall)

Maximum sustained winds of 275 kph Gustiness of up to 330 kph.

Source: PAGASA

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330 kph winds caused heavy damages

Storm surge in Samar and Leyte caused a great number of deaths

Local government units were unable to discharge their functions, being victims themselves

Huge damages to lifelines – power, water supply, communications and transportation

Paralyzed industry, trade and services in affected areas

Affected Population Families 3,424,593Persons 16,078,181

CasualtiesDead 6,201

Injured 28,626Missing 1,785

Damaged Houses 1,149,332Totally 550,928

Partially 598,404

Cost of Damages PhP36,690,882,497.27 (US$ 821,008,782.66)

Infrastructure PhP18,336,576,627.39(US$ 410,306,033.28)

Agriculture PhP18,654,305,869.88(US$ 417,415,660.54)

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Declaration of State of National Calamity

Issuance of Presidential Directives:

Designation of Relief & Recovery CoordinatorsGovernment Agencies to mobilize officials & employees in the relief & rehab effortsDepartment of Health to assume direct supervision & control over health & sanitation operations

Activation of “One-Stop-Shop” Facility

Creation of five (5) clusters for early recovery & rehabilitation with identified lead and member-agencies:

1. Food & Water Distribution (Relief) ‐ DSWD2. Shelter & Reconstruction (to include water utilities & other gov’t.  facilities) – DPWH, DSWD

3. Livelihood, Employment & Commerce – DTI , DA, TESDA, DOLE

4. Social Services (health & education) – DOH, DepED5. Peace & Order – DILG/PNP, DND/AFP

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Deployed the following:PersonnelVehiclesSea CraftAircraftEquipment(Engineering, Medical, Water Treatment, SAR, etc)

Established emergency commo facility in 24 hrs

Mobilized local and foreign military assets for the distribution of relief goods & deployment of medical tms & responders starting D + 1

Activated 6 task forces to accelerate the different operations in Region VIII

NDRRMC

TF YOLANDA(Region VIII)

CJTF YOLANDA(MNCC)

LDRRMCs(IV-B, V, VII)

TF Debris Clearing & Cleaning

(MMDA/DPWH)

TF Law & Order

(AFP & PNP)

TF Food & Water

Distribution(DSWD)

TF Cadaver Collection

(BFP)

TF Health(DOH)

TF NormalizationTacloban

(City Adm Lim)

TF Normalization Leyte

(Vice-Gov Loreto)

Transport & Logistics(DOTC)

Per MO Nr 60

Relief Packing (DOF / TESDA)Per MO Nr 60

TF PANAY(Region VI)

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57 countries, 29 have military contingent

Assisted HADR Operations with the following support:(Thru FAiTH, as of 23 Jan 2014)

In-kind Assistance:Search and RescueMedical AssessmentEngineeringTransport AssistanceRelief AssistanceWater Treatment and RationingClearing OperationsRehabilitation and Reconstruction

Total (Pledges) : 25,596,809,649.03

Cash : 2,867,967,856.60

Non-Cash : 22,728,841,792.43

Details Quantity

Contributing Countries 57

With military contingent 29

Nr of Vessels 25

Nr of Aircrafts 132

Total Nr of Personnel 15,282

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Economy Capabilities Deployment

AustraliaEngineering, Medical , Transport

Ormoc

Brunei Medical, Transport Tacloban

CanadaMultidisciplinary Assessment Team,Engineering, Transport

Panay Island

China Medical Tacloban

Indonesia Transport assistance Mactan, Tacloban

Japan Medical, Engineering, Rehabilitation, Transport

Tacloban, Daanbantayan,Cebu, Borongan, Samar, Southern Leyte

MalaysiaSearch and Response Team , Transport, Medical

Tacloban, Ormoc

Economy Capabilities Deployment

New Zealand

Transport Tacloban, Ormoc, Guiuan

Russia Relief goods Mactan

Singapore Transport, Relief Mactan

KoreaMedical, search and response team, engineering , Transport

Cebu, Nabas, Kalibo, Malay, Leyte

ChineseTaipei

Transport Tacloban

ThailandSupport for HADR, Transport

Tacloban

USMedical, Support to HADR, Engineering , Transport

Leyte, Eastern Samar, Cariaga, Surigao Strait, Samar

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Strict implementation of Comprehensive Land Use Plan

Total Pre-Emptive Evacuation

Establishment of evacuation centers resilient to all hazards

Enhancement of emergency telecom system

Organization & prepositioning of trained national responders

Prepositioning of assets, manpower & relief goods in strategic locations beyond the direct path of typhoon

Strengthening of Public-Private Partnership to ensure multi-stakeholder participation in DRRM efforts

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Storm surge battering the coastline of Tacloban

Tacloban before...

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Fallen trees & electric posts in the aftermath of TY Yolanda

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Houses-turned-debris & rubbles in Tacloban City

A partially damaged house in Tacloban City

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Tacloban Airport

Tacloban Airport

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Tacloban Airport

A man searches for belongings washed ashore

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Affected Communities in Tacloban

Palo Cathedral

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Debris and rubbles in Palo, Leyte