ST Odette Report

Republic of the Philippines
Surigao City
CITY DISASTER RISK REDUCTION AND MANAGEMENT OFFICE
Ground floor, City Hall Bldg., Surigao City
Contacts: (086) 826-1359 Email: cdrrmosurigao@yahoo.com
Facebook Page: City of Surigao
MEMORANDUM
FROM : CHAIRPERSON, CDRRMC
SUBJECT : SitRep No. 8 re Super Typhoon (ST) “Odette”
DATE : 18 MARCH 2022, 6:00 PM
I. SITUATION OVERVIEW
• On 16 December 2021, Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal No. 4 was hoisted for Surigao
City due to ST Odette. It made landfall at 2:00 PM bringing severe winds and torrential
rainfall causing widespread devastation in the entire city.
• Extensive relief operations via land, water and air modalities are currently ongoing in
the mainland and island barangays in coordination with various agencies.
• As of 05 January 2022:
A. A total of 1,344 families (IDPs) were recorded based on the data gathered from
the City Social Welfare and Development from 24 evacuation centers within
Surigao City.
B. Reconstruction and rehabilitation efforts have started in partnership with

TESDA for skills training and various donors for provision of construction
materials.
C. Lifelines such as water, power and communication lines are partially restored.
There is currently an extensive restoration activity for power supply.
II. EFFECTS AND DAMAGES
A. NUMBER OF AFFECTED POPULATION
a. Number of Evacuees (pre-landfall)
• As of 16 December 2021, a total of 26,648 evacuees were recorded based on the data
gathered from the Punong Barangays and Barangay Secretaries who evacuated to
their respective evacuation centers prior to landfall on ST Odette. Data includes
unaccounted evacuees from the initial report.
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Surigao City
NO. OF EVACUEES
EVACUATION TOTAL
BARANGAY INDIVIDUALS
CENTER FAMILIES EVACUEES
MALE FEMALE CHILDREN SENIOR PWD
Multi-purpose Hall Togbongon 222 264 135 29 11 124 486
Cantiasay ES Cantiasay 198 249 2,000
CV Diez ES Washington 158 654
Lipata NHS Lipata 461 472 144 66 10 257 933
Arminda Mozo Res. Cagniog 6 21
Mopal Residence Cagniog 16 56
Barangay Hall Cagniog 7 24
Cagasan Residence Cagniog 5 22
M. Cagasan ES Cagniog 31
Mabua Birthing Mabua 187 173 33 6 0 94 365
Facility
Health Center Balibayon 389 393 735 2,294
Covered Court Balibayon
Day Care Center Balibayon
Surigao City Pilot Sabang 234 711
Sch
Health Center Danawan 90 109 973
Barangay Hall Danawan
Danawan ES Danawan
Alang-alang ES Alang-alang 21 21 15 42
Mormons Church Luna 174 167 93 19 5 44 341
Islamic Center Luna 41 47 29 1 1 22 88
(Mosque)
Bernadette Luna 34 37 22 5 1 24 71
Multipurpose
Regional Evac. Luna 166 136 71 302
Center
Mines & Luna 130 126 85 12 2 58 256
Geosciences Bureau
MEMCES Taft 79 93 30 12 3 53 172
SNNHS Taft 367 1336
Hanigan ES San Pedro 129 268
Brgy. Health Center San Pedro 48
Day Care Center San Pedro 55
Brgy Hall San Pedro 51
Barangay Hall/ Nonoc 75 121 10 5 115 197
Barangay Gym/
Health Center
Sugbay ES/ Multi- Sugbay 146 140 74 286
purpose
Quezon Elem. Sch. Quezon 139 124 26 15 3 98 263
Quezon Evac Center Quezon 26 19 17 4 4 12 60
Quezon Day Care Quezon 7 8 1 2 1 3 15
Center
Barangay Hall Quezon 2 1 2 3
Quezon BNS Center Quezon 7 6 2 3 13
Barangay Covered San Roque 36 31 16 3 0 18 67
Court
San Roque ES San Roque 128 108 69 23 2 77 236
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Bonifacio ES Bonifacio 120 892

Covered Court Bonifacio 38 36 18 74
Cabrera Altres NHS Bonifacio 189 203 78 18 85 392
Mrvin Epinido Res. Cagutsan 32 42 22 5 0 28 74
Concrete houses Cagutsan 103 87 62 190
Ipil Elem. Sch./ Ipil 325 323 88 25 182 658
Parish Hall
Nabago Elem. Sch./ Nabago 520
Health Center/
Reading Center
Hall/ Health Center/ Alegria 23 25 29 48
Day care
Taft National High Taft 176 182 110 27 0 68 358
School
SUCCES Taft 43 43 25 7 0 16 86
Multi-purpose Hall Canlanipa 56 47 237
SYMES/ Multi- Cabongbongan 155 185 77 125 340
purpose Hall
Barangay Hall Serna 6 7 8 1 4 13
Capalayan Nat'l HS/ Capalayan 284 285 280 317 875
Birthing Home/
Capalayan ES/ Brgy
Hall
Punta Bilar Chapel Punta Bilar 48 66 29 8 2 34 114
Outside Evac Center Punta Bilar 10 13 13 1 0 4 23
Punta Bilar Health Punta Bilar 33 33 13 2 0 17 66
Center
Barangay Hall Punta Bilar 5 4 5 0 0 2 9
Punta Bilar ES Punta Bilar 101 124 95 8 5 61 228
Baybay Health Baybay 22 24 14 2 0 17 47
Center
Baybay Brgy Hall Baybay 1 3 1 0 0 1 4
Purok with Outpost Baybay 3 0 0 0 0 2 3
Baybay Day Care Baybay 20 23 9 3 0 10 43
Baybay ES Baybay 27 35 24 9 1 30 62
Aurora ES/ Health Aurora 26 36 310 930
Center
Outside Evac Center/ Libuac 400 1200
Day Care Center/
Libuac ES/ Libuac
NHS
Multi-purpose Hall Rizal 5 7 2 12
Outside Evac Center Silop 6 9 4 2 1 6 16
Tomas FE MES Sidlakan 388
Elem Sch/ Sk office/ Buenavista 140 125 50 150 10 150 265
Day Care Center
Calderon ES Mat-i 8 15 16 1 0 6 40
Day Care Center Mat-i 1 4 3 1 0 9
Barangay Zaragoza Zaragoza 88 300
Day-asan/SNCAT Day-asan 24 31 18 55
Day-asan ES Day-asan 201 218 125 419
Day-asan Evac Day-asan 48 48 29 96
Center
Day-asan Brgy Hall Day-asan 39 40 25 79
Day-asan Day Care Day-asan 16 12 7 28
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Surigao City
Birthing Home Day-asan 25 34 16 59

Day-asan NHS Day-asan 268 277 155 545
Evacuation Center Talisay 82 220
Barangay Hall Talisay 79 213
Bunkhouse Talisay 63 206
Catholic Church Catadman 49 48 21 5 1 35 97
Bilabid Bilabid 407
Sukailang Sukailang 1973
Lisondra Lisondra 263
San Isidro San Isidro 196 588
Manjagao Manjagao 93 82 40 175
TOTAL 5,351 5,574 1,753 477 63 5,963 26,648
b. Number of Evacuees (post-landfall) - Internally Displaced Population (IDPs) in

Evacuation Centers
• As of 05 January 2022, a total of 1,344 families (IDPs) were recorded based on the
data gathered by the City Social Welfare and Development from 24 evacuation
centers.
No. of Children
Evacuation Center affected Pregnant Lactating
families 0-5 6-12
Surigao City National High School 276 0 0 0 0
Brgy Washington Gym 200 0 0 0 0
CV Diez 111 61 43 12 5
Surigao del Norte National High School 97 0 0 0 0
Cabrera Altres National High School 93 56 129 2 11
Helping Foundation, Inc. 81 1 21 2 4
Surigao City Pilot School 79 72 76 3 19
DPWH Regional Evacuation Center 41 0 0 0 0
Canlanipa Central Elementary School 39 29 34 4 6
DPWH Area Equipment 39 0 0 0 0
Bernadette Multi-Purpose Area Equipment 35 19 7 1 3
Bonifacio Elementary School 30 15 26 0 3
Bureau of Mines and Geosciences 29 7 7 0 3
Mormons Taft 29 34 26 0 0
Mormons Luna 23 14 10 0 6
Taft National High School 23 40 32 0 5
City Evacuation Center 20 0 0 0 0
Punta Bilar Elementary School 20 6 15 0 1
Surigao City Central Elementary School 20 30 46 4 12
Caraga Regional Science High School 18 0 0 0 0
Nueva Gym 17 17 12 1 4
Lipata Elementary School 12 6 2 0 3
Mariano Espina Memorial Elementary School 9 7 6 1 1
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UCCP (Narciso St) 3 0 0 0 0

Total Evacuation Centers: 24 1,344 414 492 30 86
c. Number of Affected Families
As of March 18, 2022, the total affected families are 56,397 while a total of 46,303 and 10,094
houses are partially and totally damaged, respectively, as reported by the City Social Welfare
and Development Office.
# of # of Partially # of Totally
Total Affected
Barangay Classification Affected Damaged Damaged
Individuals
Families Houses Houses
Alang-alang Island 552 144 114 30

Alegria Island 2,160 198 70 128
Anomar Mainland 855 598 485 113
Aurora Island 1,290 206 39 167
Balibayon Mainland 2,950 692 497 195
Baybay Island 416 122 49 73
Bilabid Island 220 75 42 33
Bitaugan Island 2,552 201 119 82
Bonifacio Mainland 3,525 884 716 168
Buenavista Island 1,291 306 224 82
Cabongbongan Mainland 699 218 166 52
Cagniog Mainland 10,610 2026 1620 406
Cagutsan Island 564 128 84 44
Canlanipa Mainland 10,212 3242 2560 682
Cantiasay Island 1,553 292 181 111
Capalayan Mainland 3,287 792 566 226
Catadman Island 337 85 58 27
Danao Mainland 732 221 188 33
Danawan Island 636 176 93 83
Day-asan Mainland 2,455 646 358 288
Ipil Mainland 5,147 1402 1104 298
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Libuac Island 1,486 301 191 110

Lipata Mainland 3,905 1032 717 315
Lisondra Island 1,503 374 248 126
Luna Mainland 15,150 5484 4563 921
Mabini Mainland 3,169 743 489 254
Mabua Mainland 3,359 955 734 221
Manjagao Island 1,092 230 141 89
Mapawa Mainland 2,004 435 341 94
Mat-i Mainland 7,214 2142 1778 364
Nabago Mainland 1,821 391 314 77
Nonoc Island 1,413 326 210 116
Orok Mainland 1,562 462 321 141
Poctoy Mainland 2,861 601 494 107
Punta Bilar Mainland 1,776 460 278 182
Quezon Mainland 3,005 953 797 156
Rizal Mainland 2,577 2445 1803 642
Sabang Mainland 3,600 1816 1381 435
San Isidro Mainland 1,125 182 123 59
San Jose Island 1,730 434 314 120
San Juan Mainland 14,733 4910 4307 603
San Pedro Island 1,108 262 155 107
San Roque Mainland 2,253 501 389 112
Serna Mainland 1,601 473 383 90
Sidlakan Island 452 99 43 56
Silop Mainland 1,786 494 425 69
Sugbay Island 1,151 180 105 75
Sukailang Mainland 1,725 457 410 47
Taft Mainland 19,226 8502 8284 218
Talisay Island 1,697 429 321 108
Togbongon Mainland 2,628 692 499 193
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Trinidad Mainland 3,384 818 691 127

Washington Mainland 17,780 5953 5580 373
Zaragoza Island 1,025 207 141 66
TOTAL 182,944 56,397 46,303 10,094
d. Number of Casualties
• As of 21 December 2021, 6:00 PM, a total of four (4) casualties / fatalities were
reported. Cause of death for the following casualties are all typhoon-related.
LOCATION NUMBER OF NAME OF DECEASED REPORTED BY

CASUALTY
Libuac 1 Ronald Edradan (61 y/o) Hon. Lauro Saavedra
-hit by galvanized sheet
San Juan 1 Sancho Rosales (50 y/o) Acting PNP Chief Dante
-hit by hardwood Bernales
Canlanipa 1 Ronel Calape (39 y/o) Hon. Joel Cambalon
-hit by stray object
Cagniog 1 Sara Paquito (73 y/o) Editha V Etac
-hit by uprooted tree
Brgy Secretary
TOTAL 4 *With police report signed by PLT Bassel Monteroso
Note: Prior reported death of an unidentified badjao has been removed as the main cause of death was
not typhoon-related. It was confirmed on December 20, 2021 that the individual died of natural cause.
e. Number of Injured
• As of 23 December 2021, a total of 88 typhoon-related injuries were reported.
LOCATION INJURED REPORTED BY DATE & TIME REPORTED
City Hall 3 Martin Dela Cruz 12/16/2021 9:00 PM

Nabago 15 Kap. Alberto Aba-a 12/17/2021 2:30 PM
Libuac 10 Kap. Lauro Saavedra 12/17/2021 5:00 PM
Bonifacio 8 Hon. Daisy S. Roda 12/17/2021 4:16 PM
Lisondra 5 Kap. Tomasito A. Suazo 12/18/2021 1:00 PM
Danawan 8 Brgy. Captain 12/18/2021 4:03 PM
Kagawad Rowena Nucos &
Aurora 20 12/18/2021 4:52 PM
Mercideta Egona
Quezon 15 Barangay Official 12/23/2021
Mabini 4 Barangay Official 12/23/2021
TOTAL 88
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B. STATUS OF LIFELINES
a. Telecommunications
• Signal was partially restored as of 21 December 2021. As of writing,

telecommunications signal is still intermittent.
• As of 16 December 2021, at 4:30 PM, telecommunications signal was totally lost which
persisted until 20 December 2021.
Location Service Provider Damage Description Remarks

SURIGAO CITY PLDT / Smart / Communication Partially restored as
TNT / Globe networks were damaged
b. Seaports
• Eva Macapagal Port is now operational as of press time while restoration of Lipata Port
is still ongoing.
• As of 16 December 2021, 10:00 AM, a total of 298 passengers and 143 cargo trucks
were stranded at Lipata Port.
PORT AREA CARGO TRUCKS PASSENGERS

Lipata Port 143 298
The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) – Surigao del Norte through CGSSND-2021-034 issued
suspension on sea travel and voyaging.
c. Roads
• Thru the intensive efforts of BFP, PNP, CDRRMO, and other attached
agencies, all primary and secondary road networks ae now passable as of
press time.
• The City Government and other attached agencies are now focusing on “road
cleaning” as garbage and other debris have accumulated on sidewalks.
• As of January 3, 2021, 1:00 PM, the Clearing Operations Teams commenced

their activity starting with the National Highway Roads. Clearing operations are
ongoing as of press time. (Attached hereto is the Updated Clearing and Clean-
up Operation after Typhoon Odette)
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Location Classification Type Damage Remarks

Borromeo St. – National Primary • Electric posts Whole Way
Brgy. Trindad Highway Road collapsed Cleared
• Affected by
(Passable)
Landslide
• Uprooted trees.
Brgy Taft Streets City Road Secondary • Electric posts Whole Way
(Nueva, collapsed Cleared
Borromeo-Bilang • Uprooted trees.
(Passable)
Bilang, Espina, P.
Reyes)
Brgy Rizal to National Primary • Electric posts Whole Way
Barangay Lipata Highway Road collapsed Cleared
• Affected by
(Passable)
Landslide
• Uprooted trees.
• Debris were at
the roads.
Brgy Lipata to National Primary • Electric posts Whole way
Brgy San Juan Highway Road collapsed. Cleared
• Affected by
(Passable)
Landslide
• Uprooted trees.
• Debris were at
the roads.
Brgy Punta Bilar Barangay Road Secondary • Electric posts Whole way
to Barangay collapsed. Cleared
Mabua to • Affected by
(Passable)
Barangay Ipil Landslide
• Uprooted trees
East District (Brgy Barangay Road Secondary • Electric posts Whole way
Poctoy to Brgy collapsed. Cleared
Mat-i) • Affected by
(Passable)
Landslide
• Uprooted trees
Brgy Capalayan Barangay Road Secondary • Affected by Whole Way
landslide Cleared
Brgy Balibayon to Barangay Road Secondary • Uprooted trees Whole Way

Brgy Orok Cleared
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d. Bridges/Flood Control/Culvert
• Most of the reported damaged bridges are wooden footbridges from the different
mainland and island barangays. Reconstruction of said footbridges are being planned.
• Due to loss of communication and roads being non-passable, no reports were provided
regarding bridges/flood control/culvert damage.
Location Name Classification Perimeter Damage Estimated Remarks

of of the Description Cost of
Bridge Damaged Damage
Bridge
e. Electric Power
• According to SURNECO’s latest Power Restoration Update as of 25 January 2022,

11.11 % of the total 54 barangays have their power restored which is equivalent to
19.06 % of total households.
• As of December 16, 2021, 1:30 PM, power outage in the entire city started.

SURIGAO SURNECO 85% of the electrical posts The collapsed electrical
CITY in the mainland barangays posts caused the roads to be
collapsed. non-passable.
f. Water Supply
• Water supply has been partially restored in several barangays.
• As of 16 December 2021, at around 4:30 PM the entire city experienced total outage
of water supply.

SURIGAO Prime Water Water pipes were Restoration of water supply
CITY damaged ongoing. BFP- Surigao City
provides water rationing to
affected communities in the
interim
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g. Government Infrastructure
• As of December 20, 2021, the City Hall, including all facilities and infrastructures within
the City Hall compound, were reported as partially and totally damaged. The following
were reported as damaged by Punong Barangays and Barangay Officials which
include, but not limited to:
o Brgy Hall
o Brgy Gym / Covered Court
o Brgy Health Center
o Day Care Center/s
o School buildings (elementary and high school)
o Brgy Wharf
o Birthing Homes
o Purok Centers
o Seawall
o Waiting Sheds
o Churches
h. Declaration of State of Calamity
• Owing to the widespread devastation caused by ST Odette, Surigao City was declared
under State of Calamity by virtue of Sangguniang Panlungsod Resolution No. 343-
2021 dated 18 December 2021. Attached as Annex A.
III. DISASTER PREPAREDNESS
A. CDRRMC Emergency Meeting
On 14 December 2021 at 2:00 PM, the CDRRMC Chairman, Hon. Ernesto U. Matugas, Jr.,
convened an Emergency Meeting to discuss things regarding the ST Odette. It was tackled
on that day the preparations and expectations for the typhoon.
B. Pre-emptive Evacuation
On 15 December 2021, the City Mayor advised all the Punong Barangays through Hon. Rico
Nagas, ABC President, to implement Pre-emptive Evacuation to barangays considered as
high-risk areas including island barangays. As of 5:45 PM, there were a total of 5,609
evacuees reported during the pre-emptive evacuation period.
C. Recorida
On 15 December 2021, same day with the pre-emptive evacuation, a rekorida was also
conducted by the BFP and REACT Miners Group. This is a process of informing evacuees
that they must evacuate should they think that their area is no longer safe. Likewise, those
who are situated at medium and low risk areas were also advised to evacuate, if needed.
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D. Activation of EOC / Command Center
On 15 December 2021, the city has activated its Emergency Operation Center / Command
Center to constantly receive and update data coming from the different barangays in
preparation for ST Odette.
IV. DISASTER RESPONSE
A. Emergency Response Management
a. Meetings conducted
• Several meetings were conducted with the local CDRRMC, PDRRMC, and
participating response clusters regarding the response plan and activities post ST
Odette.
b. Agencies involved in particular activities
• The following agencies were actively involved in the following response-related

activities:
Road Clearing • CEO Landfall Rescue • CDRRMO
• DPWH Operation • ARMY
• CDRRMO • PCG
• ARMY • 72nd NGR
• 72nd NGR • 723rd NRS
• 723rd NRS • CMO
• PNP • Traffic
• BFP • BFP
Pre-emptive and • CDRRMO Recorida • PIO

• BFP • BFP
Forced Evacuation
• ARMY • REACT
• PCG
• PNP
• 72nd NGR • CMO
• 723rd NRS • REACT
• CMO • Dirt Bike
RETT Assoc.
• Traffic
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c. Evacuation Center Operations
• Evacuation Center Operations are currently ongoing as these facilities are now utilized
as temporary shelters primarily by families whose houses were totally damaged. The
operations are supported by NGOs and the City Government. Various teams from the
public and private sectors have conducted rounds and assessment in various
evacuation centers.
B. Damage Report per Agency
• Given the magnitude of impact of ST Odette to the entire population of Surigao City
including those who are working in the public sector, the City Government of Surigao
is still conducting comprehensive damage assessment in mainland and island
barangays.
• Several NGOs were able to conduct RDANA especially in island barangays.
• The following are the rapid damage assessments conducted by local offices relative to
the nature of their operations. Summary of their findings as follows:
1. Health and Well-being
• The following table is the tally of diseases recorded by the City Health Office from 22
December 2021 to 17 January 2022.
Condition Number of Cases Swelling 30

Community Acquired
Punctured Wound/s 381 29
Pneumonia
Cough and Colds 232
Dizziness 20
Lacerated Wounds 198
Loose Bowel Movement
Wounds (all types) 157 19
(LBM)
Cough 100 Acute Bronchitis 17
Hypertension 85 AGE 17
Fever 68 Essentially Well 17
Infected Wound 53 Skin Disease 17
Acute Respiratory UTI 17
47
Infection
Diabetes Mellitus 9
Upper Respiratory Tract
42 Numbness of lower
Infection 9
extremities
Pediatric Community
40 Skin Rashes 9
Acquired Pneumonia
Abdominal Pain 8
Pain (all types) 38
Difficulty in sleeping 8
Common Colds 36
Vomiting 7
Headache 32
Watery Stool 7
Abrasions 30
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Asthma 6 Rheumatism 2
Allergy (all types) 5 Skin Infection 2
Bronchial Asthma 5 Stomachache 2
Ear Infection 5 Vertigo 2
Epigastric Pain 5 Acute Gastritis 1
Rat Bite 5 Anemia 1
Tonsilitis 5 Anxiety 1
Abscess 4 Arthritis 1
GERD 4 Bell's Palsy 1
Pneumonia 4 Blisters 1
Vehicular Accident 4 Blurred Vision 1
Body Pain / Malaise 3 Cerebrovascular
1
Elevated BP 3 Accident
Hematoma 3 Difficulty in swallowing 1
Itchiness 3 Eye Itchiness 1
Scabies 3 Eye Problem 1
Toothache 3 Fungal Infection 1
Acid Peptic Disease 2 Generalized Tremors 1
Animal Bite 2 Human Bite 1
ATP 2 Hypogastric Pain 1
Athlete's foot 2 Intestinal Amoebiasis 1
Back Pain 2 Loss of Apetite 1
Diarrhea 2 Measles 1
DOB 2 Oral Thrush 1
Difficulty Walking 2 Otitis Media 1
Fatigue 2 Pain Upon Urination 1
Flank Pain 2 PTB 1
Influenza 2 Pterygium 1
Leptospirosis 2 Sinusitis 1
Lumbar Pain 2 Viral Infection 1
Neck Pain 2 TOTAL 1910
ACTIONS TAKEN
Prepositioning and distribution of medicines
Consultation and treatment at CHO main health center
Conduct of rapid health assessment in barangays
LGU Conduct of barangay visits by assigned personnel, giving of medicines and TD to
wounded (rendered basic health services)
Visits to evacuation center by health personnel
Giving of doxycycline for post-exposure prophylaxis for leptospirosis
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2. Agriculture / Aquaculture
• The following is the summary contained in the Progress Validated Report from
the City Agriculture Office as of 17 January 2022, submitted by Acting City
Agriculturist, Hyde S Villalba. (Attached hereto is the damage report of City
Agriculture office)
Type Cost of Damage Remarks

Crops PHP 74,760,180.00
Coconut PHP 139,235,796.00 Still 50% reported. Rest still for
validation
Fishery PHP 340,070,000.00
Infrastructure PHP 16,000,000.00
TOTAL PHP 569,065,976.00
3. Government Infrastructure
• Government infrastructures were reported as partially and totally damaged by

Punong Barangays and Barangay Secretaries which include, but not limited to:
o Brgy Hall
o Brgy Gym / Covered Court
o Brgy Health Center
o Day Care Center/s
o School buildings (elementary and high school)
o Brgy Wharf
o Birthing Homes
o Purok Centers
o Seawall
o Waiting Sheds
o Churches
• As of 17 January 2022, the City Engineering Office has partial report on
damages to infrastructure with a total amount of Php 350,760,000.00.
(Attached hereto is the Partial Damage Report of the Office)
4. Livestock and Poultry
• Livestock and poultry was also one of those affected sectors in Surigao City.
Based on the Partial Damage Assessment Report for Livestock and Poultry of
City Veterinary Office as of 20 January 2022, the total amount of damage for
amounts to Php 4,462,400.00.
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4. Environment and Natural Resources
• As of the latest report from the City Environment and Natural Resources, the
Estimated Total Damage Cost for Surigao City Sanitary and Landfill Facility is
Php 4,800,000.00.
C. Relief Operations
• The City Government is continuously conducting extensive relief operations round-the-

clock to address the urgent need for basic necessities by the entire affected population
via land, water and air modalities.
• The LGU has received immense assistance from numerous government and
humanitarian organizations to provide a holistic response effort to the affected
communities.
• Logistics operations is currently the focal point of relief operations. Efficient and
immediate distribution of relief goods thru barangays and evacuation centers is the
main priority of the entire logistics operations and resource management of the City
Government.
• Other partner government agencies such as PNP, BFP, Coast Guard, and other
agencies are continuously conducting clearing operations on primary and secondary
road networks while also providing relief activities such as, but not limited to, water
rationing, security assistance, resource mobilization, and other response-related
activities.
• As of 15 January 2022, the following are the list of donors (i.e., goods, kits, and/or
services) from various local and international private and public entities:
Classification List of Donors

GOV 1502 Infantry Battalion Task Force Reserve - Agusan del Sur
GOV 1502 RRIBN, 1502 CDC, 15RCDC & ARESCOM
GOV 1503 CDC, 15RC66, ARESCOM
GOV 4th CMO Batallion 4th IB Butuan City
GOV Agusan del Sur - PPO
GOV Bayugan Comprehensive National High School
GOV Bureau of Fire Protection
GOV CDRRMO Bayugan City
GOV City Government of Digos
GOV City Government of Dipolog - Mayor Darel Dexter T. Uy
GOV City Government of Manila - Mayor Isko Moreno
GOV Davao Oriental State University
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GOV Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development

GOV Deped Davao del Norte
GOV DOH CARAGA
GOV DPWH Region IX
GOV DSWD CARAGA
GOV DSWD Cotabato
GOV DSWD Davao City
GOV LGU Bayugan
GOV LGU Cabadbaran
GOV LGU Claver
GOV LGU Davao de Oro
GOV LGU Pagadian
GOV Municipality of Santo Tomas
GOV National Bureau of Investigation - Samal
GOV NBI Region XI
GOV OCD Caraga
GOV OCD Emergency Logistics Section
GOV Office of Congressman Alvarez
GOV Office of Senator Bato dela Rosa
GOV Office of Senator Kiko Pangilinan
GOV Office of Senator Risa Hontiveros
GOV Office of Senator Win Gatchalian
GOV Office of the President Rodrigo Roa Duterte
GOV Office of the Vice President Leni Robredo
GOV People's Republic of China General Consular Office
GOV Philippine Air Force
GOV Philippine Army
GOV Philippine Coast Guard
GOV Philippine National Police
GOV Philippine Navy
GOV PNP Maritime
GOV Provincial Government of Davao del Norte
GOV Provincial Government of Zamboanga del Norte - Governor Roberto Y. Uy
GOV Regional Nutrition Cluster
GOV TESDA Surigao del Norte
GPV Philippine Coconut Authority
NGO ACCORD Inc, Philippines
NGO Action Against Hunger
NGO Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) Philippines
NGO Amping CARAGA
NGO CARAGA CARES
NGO CARE Philippines
NGO Catholic Relief Services
NGO CCF Christ Commission Fellowship
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NGO Citizen Disaster Response Center (CDRC)

NGO Community and Family Services International (CFSI)
NGO Disaster Response Center (DIRECT)
NGO Gawad Kalinga Community Development Foundation, Inc.
NGO Globe Telecom
NGO Humanitarian Response Consortium
NGO ICTSI Foundation
NGO International Care Ministries Foundation, Inc.
NGO Islamic Relief Philippines - Cotabato City
NGO IVolunteer in Disaster Response
NGO Justice, Peace, and Integrity of Creation - Integrated Development Center, Inc.
NGO Lion's Club
NGO Maranao People Development Center Inc.
NGO Mercy Relief
NGO Mindanao Emergency Response Network
NGO Missionary Sisters of Mary
NGO Nazarene Disaster Response
NGO NERT - Davao De Oro
NGO New Life Community Care
NGO Operation Blessing (700 Asia Club)
NGO People in Need (PIN) PH
NGO Philippine Disaster Resilience Foundation (PDRF)
NGO Philippine Red Cross
NGO Philippine Relief and Development Services, Inc.
NGO Plan International
NGO Red Cross - Davao de Oro
NGO Samaritan's Purse Philippines
NGO UN IOM (International Organization for Migration) Cotabato City Sub-Office
NGO UN OCHA (United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs)
NGO UNHCR (United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees)
NGO UNICEF
NGO USAID
NGO World Food Programme
NGO World Vision
PRV Abalsa Mindanao Samin
PRV AFPSLAI Butuan and AFPSLAI Surigao
PRV Astorca Mountaineering & Ecological Conservation Club
PRV Ateneo De Manila University
PRV Atty. Billie Lim
PRV Bagras Mountaineering Group
PRV Breynther's Enterprises
PRV C.L. Enterprise
PRV CA Logistics via PCGA 109th Squadron
PRV Cleo Heights Sea of Clouds
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PRV Co Family from Virac, Catanduanes

PRV Coca-Cola Philippines
PRV CS First Bank - Bayangbang Pangasinan
PRV Cultura Family
PRV Davao Filipino Chinese Aminity Club
PRV Davao Occidental Sta. Maria Business Sector
PRV De La Salle Philippines
PRV Dr. Ana Crimen and Dr. Fern Peñaranda
PRV Dr. Roel Cagape
PRV Evon Lague
PRV Family Mix Riders Club
PRV Fern Peñaranda and Ana Crimer
PRV Hardcore Rescue Team
PRV Hinatuan Mining Corporation
PRV John Basco de la Salle Batch '94
PRV Jollibee Corp.
PRV JS Quintas Telecom Services - General Santos City
PRV Land Bank of the Philippines
PRV Lanuza Gavel
PRV Lex Talionis Fraternitas, Inc.
PRV Madel Montero & Family
PRV Nestle Philippines - Ralav Corp
PRV NEWCMP Industrial Builder's Inc.
PRV One Document Corp.
PRV One Midsayap Relief
PRV Pacific Paint Boysen Philippines Inc.
PRV Palma Trade Center - Serge Mailig
PRV Patricia Co
PRV Peace Riders Club, Surigao del Sur
PRV People of Buenavista, Agusan del Norte
PRV Platinum Group Metals Corporation
PRV PLDT
PRV Prismodial Construction Corp.
PRV Propelling our Inherited Nation through our Youth, Inc
PRV Restauro - Marigmon Family of Digos City
PRV RIMMC Davao de Oro
PRV RMW Foundation
PRV Rotary Club of Cotabato Indian Community
PRV Rotary Club of Davao
PRV SEDMFY
PRV SM City Butuan / SM Foundation
PRV Smart Communications
PRV Surigaonons from CDO
PRV Tadem Family from Bayugan City
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PRV Taganito Mining Corporation

PRV Tau Gamma Phi / Sigma
PRV Team Sunday
PRV Wilmar Edible Oils Philippines, Inc. Gingoog Plant
Relief Operations (Served) - Non-Cash (As of January 31, 2022)

DISTRIBUTION
Donor Particulars UNITS QUANTITY DATE
UPDATES
RICE (BATCH 1,2,3) SACKS 1,000
BISCUITS SACKS 200
NOODLES BOXES 150
ENERGEN BOXES 150
OFFICE OF THE VICE
WATER SETS 400 100%
PRESIDENT 12.18.21
CENTURY TUNA BOXES 700
CORNED BEEF BOXES 512
RICE SACKS 400

NOODLES BOXES 200
LGU – PAGADIAN CITY 100%
SARDINES BOXES 200 12.24.21
WATER CONTAINER PCS 500
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT
RICE (50kls) SACKS 700 100%
OF SURIGAO CITY 12.22.21
SEN. RISA HONTEVEROS FOOD PACKS PCS 500 100%

12.23.21
FOOD PACKS @175

ADMIRALS & SYNETCOM PH. INC. BOXES 47 1.4.22 100%
packs
RICE (25kgs) SACKS 15

NOODLES BOXES 36
WATER BOXES 50
COL RAPISORA PAF & CEBU
SARDINES BOXES 9 1.4.22 100%
PACIFIC PILOTS
CANNED GOODS BOXES 1
RICE (50kgs) SACKS 1
BATH SOAP BOXES 1
TUNA BOXES 67
CMOG - PN 89%
SARDINES BOXES 116 1.4.22
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CANNED GOODS
BOXES 146
(assorted)
BISCUITS BOXES 50
YIELD GUILD GAMES WATER CASES 405 1.4.22 100%

BOTTLED WATER
CASES 380
(350mL)
DSWD WATER (6.6L)@3 CASES 714 1.7.22 100%
SOLAR PUST CAP BOXES 4
VINCENT YAP FAMILY 100%
PARACETAMOL BOXES 3 12.27.21
FOOD PACKS PACKS 303
MADEL MONTERO & FAMILY 100%
WATER (10L) PCS 50 12.26.21
WATER (6L) PCS 536
LEX TALIONIS FRATERNITAS 100%
BANIG SACKS 5 12.26.21
WATER CASES 2
CLOTHES SACKS 2
TEAM SUNDAY 100%
RICE (repacked) SACKS 2 12.26.21
NOODLES BOXES 2
PEACE RIDERS CLUB NOODLES PCS 40 12.26.21 100%
AMC TANDAG & SAN FOOD PACKS PCS 8
100%
MIGUEL CLOTHING BAGS 3 12.26.21
FOOD PACKS PCS 7
FAMILY MIX RIDERS CLUB – BXU 100%
CLOTHES SACKS 2 12.26.21
SMNI FOUNDATION 100%
WATER PCS 300 12.26.21
USED CLOTHES SACKS 2
VICE GOV. ATTY. JOHN
HYGIENE KITS PCS 150 100%
TRACY F. CAGAS 12.26.21
MEDICINES PCS 150
BISCUITS BOXES 2
DAVAO OCCIDENTAL STA.

FOOD PACKS PACKS 1500 1.3.22 100%
MARIA BUSINESS SECTOR
PARTITION TENTS SETS 200

MANILA DRRMO/CITY
GOVERNMENT OF MANILA
WATER 1.1.22 98%
ASCORBIC ACID BOXES 12
IOM – INTERNATIONAL
ORGANIZATION FOR TENTS PCS 100 100%
MIGRATION
12.23.21
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FOOD PACKS &

CDRC & PARTNERS PACKS 300 1.7.22 100%
HYGIENE KITS
CDRC – CITIZENS DISASTER FOOD PACKS &
PACKS 130 1.5.22 100%
RESPONSE CENTER HYGIENE KITS
RICE SACKS 190
ASSORTED CANNED
BOXES 130
TAGANITO MINING GOODS 100%
12.24.21
NOODLES BOXES 130
COFFEE BOXES 9
NESCAFE ORIGINAL CASES 400
NESTLE PHIL./RALAV CORP. BEAR BRAND SWAK CASES 400 1.6.22 100%
NESCAFE CREAMY
CASES 300
LATTE
PROVINCIAL SOCIAL RICE SACKS 1115
WELFARE & DEVELOPMENT 100%
OFFICE- Davao del Norte SARDINES BOXES 100 12.29.21
GROCERY PACKS PACKS 92
WATER BOTTLES 90
TESDA SDN/TESDA AGUSAN
WATER (1L) DOZEN 1 100%
DEL SUR 12.29.21
WATER (350mL) DOZEN 2
WATER (330mL) PCS 30
RICE SACKS 20
WATER (500mL)@24 CASES 8
CLOTHES SACKS 51
NOODLES BOXES 4
SANITARY NAPKIN BOXES 3
CITY MAYOR OF BAYUGAN CANNED GOODS BOXES 2 100%
CITY SHAMPOO BOXES 1 12.23.21
DETERGENT BAR SOAP BOXES 1
FOOT WEARS BOXES 2
DISTILLED WATER (10L) BOTTLES 35
SOAP BOXES 1
MEDICINES BOXES 20
SEN. BATO DELA ROSA 100%
HARD BOILED EGGS PCS 1000 12.28.21
BREAD PCS
RICE SACKS 50
WATER (6L) BOTTLES 117

SEN. KIKO PANGILINAN 100%
12.23.21
GOODS
BOXES 68
(NOODLES/COFFEE/
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RICE SACKS 25
CLOTHES BOXES 10
NOODLES BOXES 3
DIGOS SAINTS – LDS WATER TUMBLER PCS 49 100%
12.26.21
WATER CONTAINER CONTAINERS 120
FOOD PACKS PACKS 40

JS QUINTAS TELECOM
100%
SERVICES – GENSAN CITY 12.23.21
CLOTHES BAGS 3
ASTORCA MOUNTAINEERING & SARDINES BOXES 3

ECOLOGICAL CONSERVATION CLUB 100%
RESCUE TEAM FOOD PACKS PCS 42 12.22.21
JOSUE D. BACOLOD JR. RICE (10kg) BAGS 200 100%

12.26.21
WATER (350mL) CASES 144
SMART COMM. WATER (500mL) CASES 119 100%

12.21.21
WATER (1.5L) CASES 121
RICE (8kls) PACKS 383
FOOD KIT KITS 400
SHELTER KIT KITS 150
PORTABLE SOLAR
PCS 100
LAMP
ACCORD & CARE 100%
TEMPORARY 12.22.21
PCS 2
LEARNING SPACE
SLEEPING KIT KITS 250
HYGIENE KITS KITS 150
PHILIPPINE NAVY WATER CONTAINER PCS 142 95%

12.24.21
COCA-COLA PHILIPPINES WATER (7L) BOTTLES 300 100%

12.23.21
RICE SACKS 150
WATER CASES 150
PHIL. ASSOCIATION OF SARDINES CASES 4
GENERAL SERVICES 100%
OFFICERS BEEF LOAF CASES 4 12.26.21
NOODLES CASES 4
- CASES 7
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TADEM FAMILY CLOTHES SACKS 1 100%

12.23.21
CULTURA FAMILY CLOTHES SACKS 32 100%
12.23.21
HANSEL BOXES 50
REBISCO GROUP OF
CHOCO MUCHO BOXES 20 100%
COMPANIES 12.27.21
REBISCO BOXES 30
FOOD PACKS @7 BOXES 20
FOOD PACKS @18 BOXES 59
INDV. FOOD PACKS PACKS 306
WIPES BOXES 2
OFFICE OF THE VICE
DOWNY DETERGENTS BOXES 9 98%
PRESIDENT (Additional) 12.25.21
TAMPONS BOXES 4
NOODLES BOXES 75
RICE SACKS 6
CLOTHES SACKS 7
PGMC RICE SACKS 400 100%

12.23.21
RICE SACKS 20
DAVAO DE ORO STATE CLOTHES SACKS 10 100%

COLLEGE 12.30.21
CANNED GOODS &
BOXES 4
NOODLES
PRISMODIAL
CONSTRUCTION CORP.
BFAR CARAGA TRAPAL @10m PCS 500 100%

12.31.21
RICE SACKS 8
JOLLIBEE FOUNDATION 12.29.21 95%
CONGEE MIX CASES 4
HYGIENE KIT BOXES 200
OCD – CARAGA REPAIR KIT BOXES 120 1.5.22 97%
WATER (350mL) BOXES 771

QUICK CHOW BOXES 4 100%
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WOW ULAM BOXES 4

TOYO SARDINES BOXES 5
KIM SARDINES BOXES 10
ASS. CLOTHES SACKS 5
VINCENT YAP FAMILY/XUHS BIODERM SOAP BOXES 2

‘93 COLGATE BOXES 2 12.27.21
BINGO BOXES 3
BIRCH TREE BOXES 5
LUCKY ME BOXES 5
SURF BOXES 2
PALMOLIVE BOXES 1
WOW ULAM BOXES 1
ARGENTINA CORNED
ACGS ALUMNI BOXES 4 1.2.22 100%
BEEF
FRESCA TUNA BOXES 3
FITA SINGLES BOXES 2
10kls & 5kls SQUARE
BAGS 30
LINE
FUDGEE BAR BOXES 2
MARIE BISCUIT BOXES 1
VMY MAGIS CORP. 100%
JOLLY BISCUIT BOXES 1 12.27.21
HI-RO BISCUIT BOXES 1
ARGENTINA CORNED
BOXES 5
BEEF
ARGENTINA CORNED
BOXES 4
BEEF
ARGENTINA BEEF LOAF BOXES 4
ILIGAN CITY CAR CLUB SKY FLAKES BOXES 2 100%
12.27.21
NOODLES BOXES 4
SARDINES BOXES 3
VALENZUELA CITY RICE SACKS 400 85%

12.23.21
PENR REGIONAL OFFICES LUMBER FUTCHES PCS 477 1.5.22 91%
HINATUAN MINING
RICE (50kg) SACKS 500 1.3.22 100%
CORPORATION
ERAMEN MINERALS INC. RICE (50kg) SACKS 100 1.8.22 100%

WILMAR EDIBLE OILS PH. FOOD PACKS PACKS 500
1.6.22 98%
INC. COOKING OIL (450mL) PACKS 500
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WATER BOTTLES 1000

RELIEF PACKS @10 PACKS 4810
WATER (350mL &
DE LA SALLE PH BOXES 280 1.9.22 100%
500mL)
HYGIENE MATERIALS PCS 1000
RELIEF PACKS PCS 2240
TANGING YAMAN/ADMU BALIKBAYAN BOXES BOXES 37 1.9.22 100%
RICE (5kg) SACKS 100
PARTITION TENTS BOXES 38
MOSQUITO NET SACKS 10
FLAT SHEETS (KUMOT) BOXES 5
CITY OF MANILA c/o LANI NOODLES BOXES 16 1.9.22 95%
MATUGAS NATURE SPRING
BOXES 20
WATER
SARDINES BOXES 6
WATER FOR LESS BOXES 21
RICE (25kls) SACKS 87
WATER (1L) CASES 46
WATER (1.5) CASES 46
ASS. WATER CASES 148
ASS. NESTLE PRODUCT CASES 20
CITY OF DIPOLOG 95%
ENERGEN CASES 5 12.27.21
ASS. NOODLES CASES 16
ASS. GOODS CASES 13
DEXTROSE CASES 36
DR. GREG MURILLO MEDICINES BOXES 11 100%
12.30.21
UNICEF HYGIENE KITS BOXES 500 1.3.22 100%
FERN PEñARANDA & ANA TULIP WATER FILTER PCS 14
100%
CRIMER TENTS PCS 34 12.24.21
DISTILLED WATER (10L) PCS 38
BAYUGAN COMPREHENSIVE
GO FRESH WATER @18 PACKS 9 100%
NATIONAL HS 12.24.21
DSWD FIELD OFFICE CARAGA S.C. FAMILY FOOD PACK PACKS 1700 1.8.22 100%
EMPTY CONTAINER PCS 333
CONTAINER W/ WATER PCS 348
FOOD PACKS PACKS 5,500
DSWD MALONG PCS 500 100%
12.20.21
PLASTIC MATS PCS 3,000
SOLAR LAMPS PCS 50
ADULT SHORT PCS 1,000
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WATER SLIM
DSWD AGUSAN NHS PCS 83 1.2.22 100%
CONTAINER
WATER SLIM
PCS 245
CONTAINER
DSWD DAVAO DE ORO EMPTY GALON PCS 333 1.2.22 100%
SLEEPING KIT KITS 1245
WATER BOTTLES 4284
EMERGENCY SHELTER
OCD/NDRRMC CARAGA PACKS 12 1.7.22 100%
MATERIALS
NUTRIBUNS PCS 30,330
DOST SDN CARAGA 100%
LOAVES OF BREAD PCS 827 12.28.21
WATER PCS 90
DONORS FROM CDO FOOD PACK PACKS 500 100%
12.24.21
ASS. GOODS
RESTAURO MARIGMEN FAMILY
– DIGOS CITY
CLOTHES SACKS 10 1.6.22 90%
WATER BOXES 260
AIR CAVALIERS CREDIT
COOPERATIVE
GMEC SURIGAO
TRAPAL PCS 187
KIDS PACKAGE PACKS 250
ROTARY CLUB
COOKING UTENSILS PCS 70
GSGE
COMFORTERS PCS 50
MMESA
ONE MIDSAYAP RELIEF –
ASS. GOODS PCS 187 1.9.22 100%
UNITES
PCACV
RICE @4KLS PCS 250
WATER @4L PCS 144
WATER @1L PCS 96
NOODLES BOXES 6
TRAPAL PCS 20
CLOTHES SACKS 1
GMEC SIARGAO
TRAPAL PCS 100
AFPSLAI BUTUAN/AFSPLAI FOOD PACKS PACKS 200
1.7.22 100%
SURIGAO CITY BRANCH CANNED GOODS BOXES 151
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EVON LAGUE/JUN MHARK FOOD PACKS PACKS 50

LLOREN
100%
WATER @5L PCS 20 12.23.21
RMN FOUNDATION FOODPACKS PACKS 245 100%

12.23.21
FOOD/NON-FOOD
ISLAMIC RELIEF PHILIPPINES PCS 1,458 100%
ITEMS 12.23.21
DAVAO ORIENTAL STATE RICE@25KL SACKS 6
UNIVERSITY
1.6.22 100%
FOOD PACKS BAGS 6
PALMA TRADE CENTER RICE @ 5Kl BAGS 200 1.6.22 100%
IND, GOODS PCS 100
WATER(dispenser
PCS 100
galon)
SURIGAONON FROM CDO CLOTHES SACKS 10 92%
12.24.21
MIX BOXES OF GOODS BOXES 20
WATER 10L PCS 100
CO FAMILY FOOD PACKS PACKS 500 100%

12.26.21
AGUSAN DEL SUR – PPO 100%
CLOTHES SACKS 20 12.26.21
SM CITY BUTUAN/SM
FOUNDATION
FOOD PACKS PACKS 1000 100%
12.26.21
LANUZA GAVEL FOOD PACKS PACKS 148 100%
12.24.21
RICE BAGS 10
CITY AGRICULTURE BUTUAN ASS. CANNED GOODS BOXES 8 100%
12.26.21
SPAGHETTI PACKS 20
POINTY FOOD PACKS PACKS 200 100%

12.26.21
DAVAO DE ORO FOOD PACKS PACKS 320 100%
12.23.21
FOOD KIT/NON-FOOD
ACTION AGAINST HUNGER KITS 416 100%
KIT/HYGIENE KIT 12.31.21
V. RECOMMENDATIONS / OBSERVATIONS / SUGGESTIONS
1. Urgent need for temporary shelters and medicines due to continuous rainfall brought about
by monsoon rains directly affecting the health and well-being of all affected families.
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2. The City Government is encouraging NGOs to “adopt-a-barangay” to address the different

issues and provide continuous support for the holistic recovery and rehabilitation of their
identified community / purok / sitio.
3. Linkages with national agencies and various development partners are warranted especially
during the recovery and rehabilitation phase
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ANNEX A
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FROM : CHAIRPERSON, CDRRMC

SUBJECT : SitRep No. 8 re Super Typhoon (ST) “Odette”

DATE : 18 MARCH 2022, 6:00 PM

B. Reconstruction and rehabilitation efforts have started in partnership with

II. EFFECTS AND DAMAGES

A. NUMBER OF AFFECTED POPULATION

a. Number of Evacuees (pre-landfall)

Bonifacio ES Bonifacio 120 892

Birthing Home Day-asan 25 34 16 59

b. Number of Evacuees (post-landfall) - Internally Displaced Population (IDPs) in

UCCP (Narciso St) 3 0 0 0 0

c. Number of Affected Families

Alang-alang Island 552 144 114 30

Libuac Island 1,486 301 191 110

Trinidad Mainland 3,384 818 691 127

LOCATION NUMBER OF NAME OF DECEASED REPORTED BY

• As of 23 December 2021, a total of 88 typhoon-related injuries were reported.

LOCATION INJURED REPORTED BY DATE & TIME REPORTED

City Hall 3 Martin Dela Cruz 12/16/2021 9:00 PM

• Signal was partially restored as of 21 December 2021. As of writing,

Location Service Provider Damage Description Remarks

PORT AREA CARGO TRUCKS PASSENGERS

• As of January 3, 2021, 1:00 PM, the Clearing Operations Teams commenced

Location Classification Type Damage Remarks

Brgy Balibayon to Barangay Road Secondary • Uprooted trees Whole Way

Location Name Classification Perimeter Damage Estimated Remarks

• According to SURNECO’s latest Power Restoration Update as of 25 January 2022,

Location Service Provider Damage Description Remarks

• Water supply has been partially restored in several barangays.

Location Service Provider Damage Description Remarks

h. Declaration of State of Calamity

III. DISASTER PREPAREDNESS

A. CDRRMC Emergency Meeting

D. Activation of EOC / Command Center

IV. DISASTER RESPONSE

A. Emergency Response Management

• The following agencies were actively involved in the following response-related

Pre-emptive and • CDRRMO Recorida • PIO

c. Evacuation Center Operations

1. Health and Well-being

Condition Number of Cases Swelling 30

Type Cost of Damage Remarks

• Government infrastructures were reported as partially and totally damaged by

4. Livestock and Poultry

4. Environment and Natural Resources

• The City Government is continuously conducting extensive relief operations round-the-

Classification List of Donors

GOV Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development

NGO Citizen Disaster Response Center (CDRC)

PRV Co Family from Virac, Catanduanes

PRV Taganito Mining Corporation

Relief Operations (Served) - Non-Cash (As of January 31, 2022)

CORNED BEEF BOXES 512

RICE SACKS 400

SEN. RISA HONTEVEROS FOOD PACKS PCS 500 100%

FOOD PACKS @175

RICE (25kgs) SACKS 15

YIELD GUILD GAMES WATER CASES 405 1.4.22 100%