Philippines, Effect of Typhoon KALMAEGI (Luis)
Sep 14, 2014 17:43
Sep 14, 2014 17:00
Location
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16.216322, 121.919374
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Aurora, Philippines
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Hazard
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Description
Glide: TC-2014-000124-PHL Typhoon KALMAEGI (Luis) has made a landfall on 14 September in the Northern Luzon with the wind speed 120 km/h. The typhoon caused flood and landslide in several regions in the North Luzon (Region 1, IV-A, IV-B, CAR and NCR). IMPACTS Based on NDRRMC Situation Report No.11 19 Sept 2014 - 100,267 families or 431,085 people were affected. The most affected area is Pangasinan in Region 1 with 275,000 people. At the same time, about 10,000 people being affected in NCR, including Metro Manila. - 10,524 people were served inside Evacuation Centre - 4 death - 1 injured - 1,895 houses were damaged - Cost of damage: 18.3 million USD - Cost if assistance: 193,000 USD RESPONSES Local authorities conducted the preemptive evacuation, continue rapid impact assessment, and provided emergency response.
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