PLEASE S-H-A-R-E!!! UPDATED (PH Time, 9:38 PM, 12 November 2013): We would like to make an appeal to all relief organizations to try to distribute efficiently and equitably your donations. We have received reports that relief efforts have been skewed only to those areas which have been covered by the media. However, take note of this partial list of towns which have been decimated. Many of the areas here are severely damaged while all of these areas are in dire need of supplies. Supplies there will only last them in the next 2 to 3 days and looting in many of these parts will be inevitable. Like we have said over and over again before, EASTERN SAMAR remains out of the loop in most relief operations. From volunteers and families who managed to travel from Eastern Samar to Tacloban where communication is available, they have not received an iota of relief effort. We appeal to the media to provide us with more information on Eastern Samar and we appeal to organizations out there to coordinate with other organizations to consolidate relief efforts and improve logistics. We are trying our best to get everyone together. We arranged the affected areas according to Zones so that we can be more logistically clear. Big or small, all areas have to be covered. The list remains PARTIAL; hence, if we can crowdsource information on your locality, we can put you guys in the loop. We would appreciate if you can also help us out gather information on the number of affected persons in these areas. A good example would be the data collected from Iloilo (ZONE E). This can provide us with a clear picture on the extent of relief effort needed on the ground. We would also like to correspond LOCAL organizations, individuals, and volunteer groups in Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao and elsewhere in the world doing in-kind relief efforts to provide us data with: 1.) Areas of concern organization identified (one town or multiple towns) 2.) Quantity of in-kind relief goods collected and targeted area of concern 3.) Amount of cash collected and targeted area of concern 4.) Resources needed so we can connect you with other organizations, volunteers, and groups. You may send details to: bangonphilippines.appspot or to this post. We do not want our relief efforts to go in vain. Thus, data collection, consolidation, and connection are important. We are here to help connect you with groups who are also helping out. The BangonPhilippines volunteers are ready to help. Note: The figures on the right is the total population of the affected areas since last May 2010 census. We need data on the actual number of affected persons and extent of damages (see example in Iloilo) to give us a picture of the extent of the damages. ZONE A: SAMAR AND EASTERN SAMAR Zone A.1 SOUTHERN EASTERN SAMAR 1.) Guiuan, Eastern Samar - 47,037 2.) Mercedes, Eastern Samar - 5,369 3.) Salcedo, Eastern Samar - 19,970 4.) Giporlos, Eastern Samar - 12,040 5.) Balangiga, Eastern Samar - 12,756 6.) Hernani, Eastern Sasmar - 8,070 7.) Balangkayan, Eastern Samar - 12,756 8.) Llorente, Eastern Samar - 19,101 9.) Lawaan, Eastern Samar - 11,612 Zone A.2 CENTRAL EASTERN SAMAR 1.) Borongan, Eastern Samar - 64,457 2.) Taft, Eastern Samar - 11,343 3.) Maydolong, Eastern Samar - 13,614 4.) San Policarpio, Eastern Samar - 13,836 Zone A.3 SAMAR 1.) Sta. Rita, Samar 2.) Basey, Samar - 50,423 3.) Marabut, Samar - 15,115 4.) Catbalogan, Samar - 94,317 5.) Lawaan, Eastern Samar - 11,612 Relief Efforts - Volunteer group Bangon Guiuan was able to collect 100 tons of relief items to be sent to Guiuan, Mercedes, and Salcedo. ________________________________________ ZONE B: LEYTE, SAMAR AND BILIRAN ISLAND Zone B1. NORTHERN LEYTE 1.) Tacloban, Leyte - 221,174 2.) Tolosa, Leyte - 17,921 3.) Tanuan, Leyte - 50,119 4.) Babatngon, Leyte - 25,575 Zone B2. SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST LEYTE 1.) Ormoc, Leyte - 191,200 2.) Isabel, Leyte - 43,593 3.) Merida, Leyte - 27,224 4.) Baybay, Leyte - 102,841 Zone B4. WESTERN LEYTE AND BILIRAN 1.) Palompon, Leyte - 54,163 2.) Calubian, Leyte - 29,619 3.) Biliran Island - 81,958 4.) Villaba, Leyte - 38,819 Zone B4. CENTRAL LEYTE 1.) Jaro, Leyte - 39,577 2.) Burauen, Leyte - 48,853 3.) Dagami, Leyte - 31,490 4.) Tunga, Leyte - 6,516 - Team Bangon Isabel was able to collect a total PhP 536,899.66 (12,000 USD) in 5 days from all over the world. ________________________________________ ZONE C: NORTHERN CEBU Zone C1: Camotes Group of Islands 1.) San Francisco, Camotes Islandia, Cebu - 47,357 2.) Pilar, Camotes Island, Cebu - 11,564 Zone C2: Bantayan Island 1.) Bantayan, Cebu - 74,785 2.) San Remegio, Cebu - 51,394 Zone C3: Northern Cebu 1.) Daanbantayan and Malapascua, Cebu - 74,897 2.) Medellin, Cebu - 50,047 3.) Bogo City, Cebu - 69,911 4.) Tabogon, Cebu - 33,024 5.) Borbon, Cebu - 31,598 6.) Tabuelan, Cebu - 22,292 7.) Madridejos, Cebu - 34,905 Relief Efforts: - Ramon Aboitiz Foundation, Inc: 5 trucks just left RAFI bound for Northern Cebu with 6,181 bags packed by 848 volunteers; another 5,000 bags will be repacked. ________________________________________ ZONE D: NEGROS OCCIDENTAL 1.) Escalante, Negros Occidental - 93,005 2.) Toboso, Negros Occidental - 41,658 3.) Cadiz, Negro Occidental - 151,500 4.) Calatrava, Negros Occidental - 79,009 5.) San Carlos, Negros Occidental - 129,981 6.) Sagay, Negros Occidental - 140,740 Reported organizations and persons involved: The Dream Project ________________________________________ ZONE E: PANAY ISLAND (Capiz, Antique, Iloilo) ZONE E.1 ILOILO 1.) Sara, Iloilo - 46,889 (14,872 affected persons, 3,887 totally damaged houses) 2.) Estancia, Iloilo - 42,666 (39,900 affected persons, 5,273 totally damaged houses) 3.) Batad, Iloilo - 19,385 (20,845 affected persons, 3,752 totally damaged houses) 4.) Calinog, Iloilo - 54,430 (6,000 affected persons, 4,400 totally damaged houses) 5.) Anilao, Iloilo - 27,486 (22,640 affected persons, 1,600 totally damaged houses) 6.) Balasan, Iloilo - 29,724 (33,942 affected persons, 3,799 totally damaged houses) 7.) San Rafael, Iloilo - 14,655 (13,960 affected persons, 2,792 totally damaged houses) 8.) Banate, Iloilo - 29,543 (26,320, affected persons, 2,528 totally damaged houses) 9.) Dingle, Iloilo - 43,290 (5,921 affected persons, 1,320 totally damaged houses) 10.) Concepcion, Iloilo 11.) Ajuy, Iloilo 12.) Passi City, Iloilo ZONE E.2 ANTIQUE 1.) Tibiao, Antique - 24,513 2.) Culasi, Antique - 39,086 3.) Aras-Asan (Sebaste), Antique - 17,270 ZONE E.3 AKLAN 1.) Banga, Aklan - 38,063 2.) Batan, Aklan - 30,312 3.) Numancia, Aklan - 29,862 ZONE E.4 CAPIZ 1.) Roxas City, Capiz - 156,197 (under state of calamity) 2.) Dumalag, Capiz - 29,298 3.) Mambusao, Capiz - 37,672 4.) Panitan, Capiz - 37,895 5.) Pilar, Capiz - 41,572 6.) Mianay, Sigma, Capiz - 29,138 7.) Jamindan, Capiz - 35,002 (Iloilo source from: Iloilo Metropolitan Times News Break) Reported organizations and persons involved: Gawad Kalinga - Iloilo Regional Branch ________________________________________ ZONE F: PALAWAN 1.) Coron, Palawan - 42,941 2.) Culion, Palawan - 19,543 ________________________________________ These areas have only been in the loop due to the efforts of volunteers posting and reposting online until it reached us. We badly need individuals in many of these places who should be on the loop so we can also inform volunteers and relief groups to also consider other areas affected by Yolanda. These are crowd-sourced data gathered from news, volunteers, and organizations. For inaccuracies as to the name of the location or if your area is not severely decimated, please comment on the official facebook page of ANC 24/7. Thanks!
Posted on: Wed, 13 Nov 2013 02:13:08 +0000
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