Meer dan vijfduizend doden na Typhoon Haiyan - Filipijnen 08-11-2013

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N. Srisirirojanakorn (OCHA) on 9-Nov-2013 02:20    
NDRRMC SitREp #8 09NOV 0600h:
a. Death - 4
d. Injured - 7
c. Evacuated to evacuation center - 792018 persons in 812 ECs in 37 provinces/ 38 cities/ 215 municipalities
e. power and communication interruption in affected area

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N. Srisirirojanakorn (OCHA) on 9-Nov-2013 03:31    
9Nov 2013 - in Tacloban, Who staff reports massive debris blocking road. Land movement is extremely LIMITED.

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N. Srisirirojanakorn (OCHA) on 9-Nov-2013 07:03    
As of 09 NOV morning, two UNDAC Assessment Teams have deployed on a military aircraft to Tacloban City and provided a first impression from the airport, which suffered structural damage. The Government has established two command posts, one at the airport and one at the Tacloban City townhall. One Assessment Team is based at the airport, the second one has moved by helicopter to the townhall.

According to UNDAC, the area is completely destroyed, there is no electricity and no food. The road from the airport to the city is impassable due to the large amount of debris and dead bodies. The Secretary of Defence has confirmed that the lack of food and access to basic services has caused mob-violence across Tacloban City. Movement within Leyte will not be possible until roads are cleared.

UNHCR reported that dead bodies are piled up along the roads and in churches in Palo, Leyte. In Aklan, UNHCR confirmed structural damages to solid stone houses. About 90 per cent of the municipalities in Aklan are severely affected.

The Government has announced that another forward base will be established in Roxas City for Western Visayas. Efforts are underway to clear the city’s airport.

Teams deploying to Tacloban must be self-sufficient, bringing along tents and food rations. More information will be shared in the Situation Report No. 3 later.

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DG ECHO - ERCC on 9-Nov-2013 11:17    
Dear Colleagues,

Please find in attachment the ECHO Crisis Flash N° 2 – Philippines Typhoon HAIYAN (Yolanda) which contains an update on the situation in the affected areas of the Philippines.

Best regards,

ECHO Duty Officers

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N. Srisirirojanakorn (OCHA) on 9-Nov-2013 14:44    
NDRRMC SitREp #9 09NOV 1800h:
a. Death - 138, Missing - 4
d. Injured - 14
e. Affected population - 4.2 MILLION people
f. Displaced - 342,137 people; with 330914 person in 1223 evacuation center

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Ozgul Ozcan, OCHA 6 hrs ago    
NDRRMC Sitrep #10 on 10 Nov, 6am local time

Nearly 4.5million people affected in 36 provinces of whom nearly 478,000 displaced (majority in over 1,400 evacuation centres).

Damaged houses (as of 9 Nov am) - 3,480

Death - 151, Missing - 5, Injured - 23

Power and network outage continues in most severely affected provinces including Samar, Leyte, Aklan, Capiz, northern Cebu.

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Hannes Goegele (OCHA) 6 hrs ago    
UNDAC Team at Tacloban Airport reports that the road from the Airport to town has been cleared.

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Hannes Goegele (OCHA) 6 hrs ago    
UNDAC Team 3 has arrived to Iloilo on commercial flight at 9.40am and are making their way by road to Roxas City.

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Highlights of OCHA Sitrep #3 (9 Nov)

On 9 November, Typhoon Haiyan weakened as it continued to move away from the Philippines.

About 4.3 million people are affected by the Typhoon in 36 provinces.

Over 330,900 people are in 1,223 evacuation centres and 11,200 people are staying with host communities.

Government accepted the UN offer of international assistance.

Tacloban City has no food, water and no electricity.

Airports in Visayas remain closed to commercial traffic.

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USAR (19):
Deployed (1) Swiss Humanitarian Aid (Switzerland)
Standby (1) POMPIERS DE L'URGENCE INTERNATIONALE FRA01 (FRANCE)
Monitoring (17) RAPID UK (UK), POMPIERS DE L'URGENCE INTERNATIONALE FRA01 (FRANCE), New Zealand USAR (New Zealand Fire Service), SMART (Malaysia), EMERCOM (Russia), Secouristes Sans Frontières (France), Swedish International Fast Response Team - USAR, Australia USAR Taskforce 1 (Queensland Australia), ERT SEARCH & RESCUE, HUSZÁR (Hungary), UK ISAR (UNITED KINGDOM), USAR.NL (the Netherlands), SARAID (UK), AKUT Turkish Search and Rescue Association (Turkey), Task Force Germany Deutsche Erdbebenrettung e.v (USAR TEAM Deutsche Erdbebenrettung), Belarusian Special Response Team, SCDF Ops Lionheart Contingent (Singapore Civil Defence Force)