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Philippines - Storms and Flooding

Map of Philippines

Regional Team: ASIA

Disaster Declared: 12/01/2004

Brief Description: In November and December 2004, flooding and landslides caused by storms, including Typhoons Muifa and Nanmadol and two tropical depressions,  killed nearly 1,000 persons and affected approximately 3 million others, mainly on the northern island of Luzon Following the disaster declaration by  Chargé D’Affaires Joseph Mussomeli OFDA provided $200,000 to the Philippines National Red Cross and sent personnell  to monitor the situation.  In total, OFDA provided $543,840, through USAID/Philippines, for procurement and distribution of emergency relief commodities including blankets, shelter materials, and other essential items. 

FY2005

• 12-17-2004 Fact Sheet #2(47kb PDF)(map)
• 12-13-2004 Fact Sheet #1(44kb PDF)(map)

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