Tabang NAGA

TYPHOON DURIAN (REMING/24W)
NAGA CITY PHILIPPINES
30 NOVEMBER TO 2 DECEMBER 2006
(As of 0900 H, 14 December 2006)

Introduction

On November 29-30, 2006 Bikol region and the rest of Luzon were battered by Typhoon Reming, leaving deaths and billions of pesos in losses to property and agriculture and hundreds of casualties and injuries. Naga City was not spared by the fury of Reming leaving 15 injuries, scores homeless and some PhP 1,071,395,447 Billion damages to households, infrastructure, school buildings, government facilities, agriculture and forest cover.

This report is based on a three-day field survey, and on information collected from site validations and interviews with residents of affected communities, and on secondary information from assessment of other offices/agencies concerned.

Damage Assessment

Human Resource:
1. Deaths = none
2. Injured = 15
3. Missing = none

Houses:
Category Number Estimated Losses

1. Totally Destroyed Houses 3,970 houses PhP 595,500,000
2. Partially Damaged Houses 8,124 houses PhP 243,720,000

TOTAL PhP 839,220,000

Agriculture Crops:
Crop/Area/Estimated Losses
1. Rice/264.31 has./PhP 3,237,190
2. Corn/206.00 has./ 162,000
3. Vegetables/47.00 has./ 514,986
4. Banana/65 has./ 2,160,000
5. Coconut/980.00 has./ 1,483,200
6. Sugarcane/200.00 has./ 1,104,000
7. Abaca/117.00 has./ 234,000
8. Fruit trees/156.00 has./ 528,000
9. Cutflowers/2.00 has./ 29,140
10. Forest cover/2.80 has./ 1,256,000
11. Root Crops/44.00 has./ 122,000
12. Legumes/12.00 has./ 60,000

TOTAL 2,096.11 has. 10,890,516

Livestock/Fishery:
Heads per area/Area Estimated Losses

1. Carabao 2/27,800
2. Cattle 3/75,000
4. Swine 10/50,000
5. Goat 1/500
6. Poultry 30,025/2,255,000
7. Fishery/fishpond 2 has./250,000

TOTAL PhP 2,658,300

Public Infrastructure
1. Farm-to-Market Roads PhP 10,000,000
2. School Buildings 30,500,000
3. Barangay Health Centers 20,000,000
4. Barangay Day Care Centers 15,000,000
5. Naga City Materials Recovery Facility 15,000,000
6. Barangay Multi-Purpose Halls 27,000,000
7. Various City Government Offices/Facilities 10,000,000

TOTAL PhP 127,500,000

Utilities:
1. Power PhP 75,000,000
2. Telecommunications 12,000,000
3. Water 4,200,000

TOTAL PhP 91,126,631

TOTAL ESTIMATED DAMAGES (based on available data) P 1,071,395,447

Prepared by:

ERNESTO T. ELCAMEL
CDCC Executive Officer

Noted by:

JESSE M. ROBREDO
City Mayor and Chairman
City Disaster Coordinating Council