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Philippines, Effect of Southwest Monsoon

Pangasinan, Philippines

Event Date : Tue, 05 Aug 2014 | Disaster : Flood (1)

AHADID : AHA-FL-2014-000143-PHL | GLIDE Number :

Impact Update Date : Tue, 05 Aug 2014 09:00

Human Show SADD

Dead: -
Missing: -
Injured: -
Affected Person: -
Affected Family: -
Internally Displaced People: -
Refugees: 0
Evacuation Centre (in country): -
Evacuation Centre (out of country): 0

Houses

Affected Houses: 0
Damage Partial: 0
Totally Damage: -

Infrastructures

Bridges: 0
Number of Roads: 0
Road Distance (Km): 0

Public Facilities

Schools: -
Health: -
Governmnent Offices: 0
Settlements: 0
Worship Places: 0
Other: 0

Damage General

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Cost

Local Currency: US dollar (US $)
Cost of Damages: 0
Cost of Damages (USD): -
Cost of Assistance: 0.00
Cost of Assistance (USD): -

Agricultural

Rice Field (Ha): 0.00
Other Crops (Ha): 0.00
Fishpond (Ha): 0.00
Cattle: 0
Poultries: 0
Livestock: 0

Affected Area/s

Pozzorubio
Abucay
Bagac
Balanga City
Dinalupihan
Hermosa
Limay
Mariveles
Morong
Orani
Orion
Pilar
Samal
Banna
Carasi
Marcos
Piddig
Pinili
San Nicolas
Sarrat
Solsona
Adams
Bacarra
Bangui
Badoc
Batac City
Burgos
Currimao

Dingras
Dumalneg
Laoag City
Nueva Era
Pagudpud
Paoay
Paoay Lake
Pasuquin
Vintar
Balungao
Bayambang
Binalonan
Binmaley
Bolinao
Rosales
San Jacinto
Santo Tomas
Villasis
Labrador
Alcala
Anda
Asingan
Agno
Aguilar
Alaminos City
Bani
Basista
Bautista

Bugallon
Laoac
Burgos
Calasiao
Malasiqui
Dagupan City
Dasol
Manaoag
Infanta
Lingayen
Mabini
Mangaldan
Mangatarem
Mapandan
Natividad
San Carlos City
San Fabian
San Manuel
San Nicolas
San Quintin
Santa Barbara
Santa Maria
Sison
Sual
Tayug
Umingan
Urbiztondo
Urdaneta City

Description

Southwest Monsoon, enhanced with Typhoon Jose or HALONG has caused flooding in parts of Region I and Region II of Philippines. The area affected includes: Pangasinan, Ilocos Norte and Bataan IMPACT 2 dead 4,355 families/15,769 person affected 500 families/2500 person evacuated 4 bridges and 8 roads impassable 36,900 USD estimated damage of rice crops RESPONSE Local authorities with related stakeholders provided immediate response and monitoring of the situation

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Highest Impact

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Detail

#	Male	Female	Children	Elderly	Pregnant / Lactating	Disability	Total
Dead	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Missing	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Injured	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Affected Person	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Internally Displaced People	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Refugees	-	-	-	-	-	-	-

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