TS Sendong Update
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TS Sendong Update
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TS Sendong Update. Presentation Outline. Tropical Storm Sendong Sendong Update Philippine Red Cross Actions Relief Distribution Water & Sanitation Operations Social Services Resource Mobilization Shelter Projects. Effects of TS Sendong. Loss of lives and properties. TS Sendong. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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TS Sendong Update
Presentation Outline
I. Tropical Storm SendongII.Sendong UpdateIII.Philippine Red Cross ActionsIV.Relief DistributionV.Water & Sanitation OperationsVI.Social ServicesVII.Resource MobilizationVIII.Shelter Projects
Effects of TS Sendong
Loss of lives and properties
TS Sendong
Destruction to Infrastructure
Deaths : 1,500Injured : 5,151Missing (presumed dead) : 737Evacuation Centers (28) : 26,442 Persons
(5,464 Families)Houses Partially Damaged : 18,879
Houses totally damaged : 10,379 Total Affected : 308,053 Persons
(66,791 Families)*Source: Philippine Red Cross
TS Sendong UpdateAs of February 22, 2012
as of February 22, 2012 8:55 PM
Chapter
Number of AffectedInside Evacuation Center Houses Damaged # of Casualties
Muns / Cities Brgys Families Persons
# EC Families Persons* Totally Partially Injured Missing Dead
TOTAL 30 322 66,791 308,053 28 5,464 26,442 10,379 18,879 5,151 737 1,500
CAGAYAN DE ORO 1 46 16,966 87,485 3,448 16,292 4,959 7,317 146 110 737
ILIGAN 1 32 22,693 102,192 21 1,697 8,547 3,214 7,341 4,511 566 666
ZAMBOANGA DEL NORTE 4 19 506 2,142 - - - 26 466 39 - 3
SURIGAO DEL SUR 4 56 5997 12985 - - - 539 - - 1
COMPOSTELA VALLEY 5 18 140 724 - - - 9 7 - -
LANAO DEL NORTE - - - - - - - - - - - 9
BUKIDNON 4 26 4239 21,195 6 299 1,495 215 326 6 52 47
NEGROS ORIENTAL 11 125 16,250 81,330 1 20 108 1417 3422 449 9 37
Disaster Summary: Current Statistics
PRC Actions Taken
Chapter
Relief distributionManpower Mobilized
Hot Meals Food Items Non-Food Items Water Others
Persons Families Persons* Families Persons* Families Families Vols Staff
TOTAL 6156 33642 168210 27822 139110 102125 237 864 33
CAGAYAN DE ORO 2213 18,551 92,755 17,384 86,920 54,000 - 295 9
ILIGAN 3908 9,419 47,095 6,140 30,700 38,750 - 180 7
ZAMBOANGA DEL NORTE - - - - - - - 190 7
SURIGAO DEL SUR - 617 3,085 617 3,085 - - - -
COMPOSTELA VALLEY - - - - - - - 44 -
LANAO DEL NORTE - - - - - - - - -
BUKIDNON - 3,063 15,315 3,063 15,315 - 237 12 4
NEGROS ORIENTAL 35 1,992 9,960 618 3,090 9,375 - 143 6
Evacuation Centers
Relief Distribution
Food Items
Non-Food Items
Hygiene Kits
Medya Noche
Medya Noche
Medya Noche
Medya Noche
Affected Families : 16,966Dead : 737Missing : 110Existing Evacuation : 37
RELIEF DISTRIBUTED:Food : 9,574 familiesNon-food : 7,580 families
Cagayan De Oro Chapter
Cagayan De Oro Chapter
PRC with EU Head of Delegation, Guy Ledoux
Cagayan De Oro Chapter
Affected Families : 22,693Dead : 666Missing : 566Existing Evacuation : 21
RELIEF DISTRIBUTED:Food : 9,419 families Non-food : 6,140 families
Iligan Chapter
Iligan Chapter
5,387,000 Liters of Drinking water produced and
distributed in Iligan, Cagayan de Oro and
Negros Oriental
Water & Sanitation Operation
Set up 18 bladder tanks in various barangay and evacuation centers
Valencia, Negros Oriental
Location Dates Remarks
Misamis Oriental –
CDO
Chapter
January 28 -
29, 2012 thirteen (13) participants
Misamis Oriental -
Iligan
Chapter
January 30 – 31, 2012
twelve (12) participants
WATSAN TRAINING
Social ServicesTS Sendong
Cagayan De Oro
• 6 Welfare Desks were set up in 6 evacuation centers
• 4,035 individuals were provided with psychosocial support (PSP) Chairman Richard Gordon comforts Berdan
Natindig, a carpenter in Brgy. Tibasak, who lost a niece, his house and his whole community
• 153 RLF/Tracing requests were received and acted upon
• 3,731 individuals were provided with hot meals
• SoS Staff assigned in CDO Chapter continuously serves centers to SoS
• 113 volunteers were trained in PSP & RFL
• Set up 6 welfare desksBlas Avenido, the man who refused to accept relief goods from PRC, having lost his house,
wife and 8 kids
Cagayan De Oro
• 5 Welfare Desks were set up
• 1,585 individuals were provided with psychosocial support (PSP)
• 28 RFL/Tracing requests were received and acted upon
• Continued data gathering on listing of dead persons confirmation Mila Inlawan, a resident of Kala-
kala, CDO, was washed to Iligan by the floods brought by TS Sendong
Iligan
• Continuously monitored affected chapters
• A total of 53 cases were acted on as requested by families and relatives who were very anxious to hear about the fate of their loved ones
Chairman Richard Gordon and Secretary General Gwen Pang surprise the children of Brgy. Tibasak evacuation center with ice cream for the holidays
National Headquarters
• Contacted trained RFL/PSP volunteers in Davao City, Ozamis City, Misamis Occidental, Pasay City and Laguna Chapter respectively for possible deployment to Iligan and Cagayan de Oro chapters
Chairman Richard Gordon and Secretary General Gwen Pang lead the gift giving activity of PRC in evacuation centers in CDO and Iligan
National Headquarters
Total Monetary Donations: Php 140.7 Million
Resource Mobilization
Shelter
1,000 Houses on 7 ha. Land donated by Xavier Univ. (Brgy. Lumbia)
• Core House Unit with Toilet
• 25 sqm floor area• 49 sqm lot area• Materials Cost
– Php 80,000
Transitional Shelters
Negros Oriental Operations Update
February 22, 2012
Provided 130 emergency shelters
Photo from Chinabusinesphilippines.com
Photo from Inqurer.net
STATISTICS
CITY/MUNICIPALITYNO. OF NO. OF AFFECTED CASUALTIES HOUSES DAMAGED
BRGYS FAMILIES PERSONS DEAD MISSING INJURED PARTIALLY TOTALLY
1 GUIHULNGAN 33 13, 931 64,756 19 42 100 1029 1127
2 JIMALALUD 28 7,369 36, 845 7 2 23 389 257
3 LA LIBERTAD 18 7,209 36,045 10 38 151 2,486 832
4 TAYASAN 28 9,248 46, 564 4 15 1,226 594
5 AYUNGON 24 5,099 25,495 4 18 2,215 600
6 BAIS 1 2 10
7 MANJUYOD 1 1 5 1
8 BINDOY 8 455 2,275 1 1
9 VALLE HERMOSO 7 490 2,450 1
TOTAL 148 43,804 214,895 49 82 307 7,345 3,410
TOTAL 10,755
Red Cross Actions Taken
DISTRIBUTION SITES MUN./BRGY COVERED
FOOD NON-FOOD ITEMS HYGIENE KITSTEMPORARY
SHELTER TOTAL SERVED
Families Persons Families Persons Families Persons Families Persons Family PersonsPRC Guihulngan Operation Center Poblacion, Guihulngan 330 1419 330 1419 330 1419
do 21 116 21 116 80 297 101 413
Sitio Cadri, Brgy. Pob. Guihulngan 44 151 44 151 44 151
Brgy. Bakid, Guihulngan 278 1390 278 1390
Brgy. Solongggon, La Libertad
Brgy. Mc Kinley, Guihulngan 53 265 53 265
Brgy. Bagtic, La Libertad 25 129 25 129 25 129
Brgy. Solongon, La Libertad 310 1223 310 1223 310 1223
Brgy. Manghulyawon, La Libertad 30 150 30 150 30 150
Brgy. Manluminsag, La Libertad 39 185 39 185 39 185
Brgy. Martilo, La Libertad 246 1089 246 1089
Brgy. Pisong, La Libertad 261 1153 261 1153 261 1153
TOTAL 1584 7005 1306 5,615 133 562 1471 6478
Water and Sanitation
Producing 10,000 liters of drinking water per day for 500 families
Distributed 1,584 food items and 1,306 families were given
non-food items
Deployed 130 Tents and1 Rubhall in Guihulngan
Social Services
Area Welfare Desk
PSP / CISM Referral Guidance Counselling
Sitio Cadre, Poblacion, Guihulngan
1 343 82 40
South Central Elem. School, Guihulngan
5 6
Brgy. Tinagducan 28 5
La Libertad 219 59 20
Jimalalud 23 9 5
TOTAL 1 613 155 76
Personnel Deployed
• ERU Team 1 (6 persons)• Bacolod Medical Team (5 persons)• Iloilo Medical Team (5 persons)• Psychosocial Team (3 Persons)
Assets Deployed
• Ambulance (Bacolod) 1• Mini Van (Iloilo) 1 • Mobile water filtration unit 1• Generators 2• Tents 130• Rubhall 1• Tower Light 1• Industrial fan (for rubhall) 2
Thank You!
