#SantiPH: 10,000 in evacuation centers

MANILA, Philippines (UPDATED) – Some 10,000 persons are in at least 50 government evacuation centers in Luzon, as of Sunday Oct 13, 2:00 pm, after Typhoon Santi (international name Nari) hit parts of Luzon.

Government evacuation centers cater to thousands of families seeking temporary shelter, the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) reported. (READ: P130M allocated for #SantiPH relief)

Still in operation

At least 58 centers were still open as of 2 pm, Sunday.

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You can help the DSWD map the location of active evacuation centers (listed below) by following these instructions:

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For unmapped centers, locate an evacuation center on the map based on the location prvoided in the list.
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List of active evacuation centers

Evacuation Center	City/Municipality	Province	Region	Status
New Hospital, Brgy Digumased	Dinapigue	Isabela	Region II	Active
Brgy. Hall, Brgy. Centro	Dinapigue	Isabela	Region II	Active
Municipal Hall	Dinapigue	Isabela	Region II	Active
Legislative Building, Brgy. Eleanor	Maconacon	Isabela	Region II	Active
Brgy. Hall	Maconacon	Isabela	Region II	Active
Training Center, Brgy. Minanga	Maconacon	Isabela	Region II	Active
High School Building, Brgy. Lita	Maconacon	Isabela	Region II	Active
Arayat Municipal Hall	Arayat	Pampanga	Region III	Active
Antonio Vacant House compound	Jaen	Nueva Ecija	Region III	Active
Dampulan Chapel/ Bgy.Hall	Jaen	Nueva Ecija	Region III	Active
Imbrenia Bgy.Hall	Jaen	Nueva Ecija	Region III	Active
Lambakin Bgy.Hall/ Chapel	Jaen	Nueva Ecija	Region III	Active
Magsalisi Chapel	Jaen	Nueva Ecija	Region III	Active
Marawe Bgy.Hall	Jaen	Nueva Ecija	Region III	Active
Niugan DCC & Bgy.Hall	Jaen	Nueva Ecija	Region III	Active
Ocampo DCC	Jaen	Nueva Ecija	Region III	Active
Panacpacan Bgy.Hall	Jaen	Nueva Ecija	Region III	Active
San Pablo Bgy.Hall	Jaen	Nueva Ecija	Region III	Active
Sta.Rita ES	Jaen	Nueva Ecija	Region III	Active
Sapang DCC & Chapel	Jaen	Nueva Ecija	Region III	Active
San Bartolome Covered Court	Santo Tomas	Pampanga	Region III	Active
San Matias Elem School	Santo Tomas	Pampanga	Region III	Active
Samal North Elem School	Samal	Bataan	Region III	Active
Tabacuhan Elem School	Ologapo City	Zambales	Region III	Active
Atlag ES	Malolos City	Bulacan	Region III	Active
Calero Elem Sch	Malolos City	Bulacan	Region III	Active
Sto.Rosario ES	Malolos City	Bulacan	Region III	Active
Masukol ES	Paombong	Bulacan	Region III	Active
Wawa Sport Complex	Balagtas	Bulacan	Region III	Active
Pob. Old Mun. Hall	Baliwag	Bulacan	Region III	Active
San Jose Elem Sch	Baliwag	Bulacan	Region III	Active
Balite Chapel	San Miguel	Bulacan	Region III	Active
Sta.Rita Old Chapel	San Miguel	Bulacan	Region III	Active
Mandile chapel	San Miguel	Bulacan	Region III	Active
Nagbalo Covered Court	Marilao	Bulacan	Region III	Active
Salambao ES	Obando	Bulacan	Region III	Active
San Pascual ES	Obando	Bulacan	Region III	Active
Obando National HS	Obando	Bulacan	Region III	Active
Bgy.Hall	Ramos	Tarlac	Region III	Active
Covered Court	La Paz	Tarlac	Region III	Active
Palingon ES	Calamba City	Laguna	CALABARZON	Active
Masili Bgy.Hall	Calamba City	Laguna	CALABARZON	Active
Uwisan Packbase Bldg	Calamba City	Laguna	CALABARZON	Active
Pansol Prk 5 Covered Court	Calamba City	Laguna	CALABARZON	Active
Pansol Bgy.Hall	Calamba City	Laguna	CALABARZON	Active
Sucol Bank House	Calamba City	Laguna	CALABARZON	Active
Sucol United Christian Church	Calamba City	Laguna	CALABARZON	Active
Lingga Couty	Calamba City	Laguna	CALABARZON	Active
Looc covered Court	Calamba City	Laguna	CALABARZON	Active
Bagong Kalsada Bgy.Hall	Calamba City	Laguna	CALABARZON	Active
Lecheria ES	Calamba City	Laguna	CALABARZON	Active
Sampiruah Cardinal Covered court	Calamba City	Laguna	CALABARZON	Active
San Juan Fishport Covered Court A	Taytay	Rizal	CALABARZON	Active
Palay Bgy Hall	Jala-Jala	Rizal	CALABARZON	Active
Bayugo Bgy Hall	Jala-Jala	Rizal	CALABARZON	Active
Sipsipin Bgy. Hall	Jala-Jala	Rizal	CALABARZON	Active
San Pedro Bgy. Hall	Morong	Rizal	CALABARZON	Active
Pantuhay Bgy. Hall	Cardona	Rizal	CALABARZON	Active

In the province of Aurora, where the typhoon made landfall on Friday evening, over 2,000 families from 19 villages sought temporary shelter in government centers.

At 7 am on Saturday, 174 families were evacuated to 7 evacuation centers in Region 2.

At least 52 residents in low-lying areas were preemptively evacuated to the municipal building of Sual in Pangasinan province as of 8 am, Saturday. By 4 pm, the evacuees returned to their homes.

Nueva Vizcaya opened 4 evacuation centers with 432 residents as of 6 pm, Saturday.

55 residents in the 3 villages of Nueva Ecija province affected by Typhoon Santi have evacuated to government centers as of 9 am, Saturday.

The DSWD Field Office III also reported that 22, 334 houses were damaged in Central Luzon.

A statement released by the DSWD on Sunday morning reported that “59,124 families with 271,091 persons coming from the provinces of Aurora, Nueva Ecija, Pampanga, Tarlac, and Bulacan have been affected by TS ‘Santi.’ Of this number, 2,255 families or 10,018 persons are in evacuation centers.”

Some 8,000 family food packs worth P2.04 million were transported by 3 trucks of the World Food Programme from the DSWD-National Resource Operations Center (NROC) in Pasay City to DSWD-Field Office III to be distributed to affected areas in the region.

To date, DSWD’s total amount of assistance to Central Luzon (Region III) is P1,451,488.86.

#ReliefPH

The people who were affected by the typhoon need your help.

Share your relief initiatives with MovePH, Rappler’s civic engagement arm, via the following platforms:

Rappler app (available to iOS and Android users)
Twitter: @Moveph or hashtag #ReliefPH
Facebook: http://fb.com/moveph

Rappler is also using its disaster crowdsourcing tool, Project Agos, to help provide information for rescue efforts.

Through Project Agos, netizens could report incidents of flooding or call for help especially for those in need of rescue.

Use #RescuePH to call for rescue and help. Use #FloodPH to report flooding in your area.

Project Agos is a collaboration between the government and the public for disaster preparedness and response. – Rappler.com

#SantiPH: 10,000 in evacuation centers

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