CNDR would like to express its sincerest gratitude to its members and partners who have been supportive of its emergency response operation in St. Bernard, Southern Leyte. Below is a summary of the assistance mobilized by CNDR for flashflood victims in St. Bernard, and assistance provided by CNDR members in …
Series of heavy rains brought floods and landslides to southern parts wherein thousands of families were affected. The municipal government of St. Bernard declared the town under state of calamity to provide immediate assistance for the victims. However, the extent of damage brought by rain-induced disaster calls for everyone’s help. …
January 5, 2011 As of January 5, 1 p.m., 669 families or 2,663 individuals from 10 barangays in the municipality of St. Bernard have already evacuated due to floods and landslides. The affected families are temporarily housed in 15 evacuation centers. Immediate needs are food items, potable water, rice and/or …
There is a significant rise on the number of victims in floods and landslides on North and Central Luzon which started last week. Continuous heavy rains triggered the floods and landslides affecting hundreds of thousands families and dealing millions-worth of damage to agriculture in provinces still recovering from effects of …
05 November 2010 The number of families affected by floods and landslides in Regions II, III, and Cordillera Region rose to 13,661 (68,641 individuals), according to NDRRMC. Continuous rains which started October 30, triggers massive flooding, and landslides. According to Pagasa, the amount of rainfall in Cagayan River Basin observed …
Now that rains are coming, local officials and many residents of Benguet fear that even mild showers can trigger landslides. Now, the local officials have added safety of villages from landslide to their task of protecting the environment. This was after Mines and Geosciences Bureau (MGB), according to Gov. Nestor …