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Philippines monsoon + four storms: 10.4 million people still on the DSWD ledger

Origin Lane: climateMulti-region Philippines — NCR, CAR, I, II, III, CALABARZON, MIMAROPA, V, VI, VIII, IX

DSWD’s Report #80, stamped 6 a.m. September 11, tallies more than 10.4 million people affected by the enhanced southwest monsoon and tropical cyclones Luis, Maymay, Neneng, and Pilandok (Krovanh) — with over 126,000 still displaced.

Philippines multi-region DROMIC geography (NCR pin ~14.6°N, 121.0°E) — national welfare ledger, not a single storm center. Source map
Product
DSWD DROMIC Report #80 — Combined Effects of Enhanced Southwest Monsoon + TCs Luis, Maymay, Neneng, Pilandok · 11 Sep 2026, 6AM
Affected
2,972,396 families / 10,411,700 persons in 6,906 barangays across Regions NCR, CAR, I, II, III, CALABARZON, MIMAROPA, V, VI, VIII, IX
Still displaced
35,171 families / 126,224 persons (CAR, I, II, III, CALABARZON, VI) — inside ECs: 14,077 families / 49,218 persons in 618 ECs; outside ECs: 21,094 families / 77,006 persons
Houses damaged
4,575 total — 610 totally / 3,965 partially
Assistance (cost)
₱2,587,190,171.92 total — DSWD ₱2,414,910,562.82 · LGUs ₱121,456,222.58 · NGOs ₱45,625,937.32 · other ₱5,197,449.20
Storm chronology
LPA trough late Jul → TD Luis early Aug → TD/TS Maymay (landfall near Magsingal, Ilocos Sur 6 Aug) → TD Neneng mid-Aug → TD Pilandok late Aug → TS Krovanh 1 Sep, exited PAR 3 Sep
Live
Later DROMIC numbers → live HUD / DSWD — Desk does not invent Report #81

A single national welfare ledger covering monsoon-plus-four-named-systems still shows ten million affected and six-figure displacement weeks after the last storm exited PAR.

Desk reading of DSWD DROMIC Report #80

As of six in the morning on September 11, DSWD’s eightieth DROMIC report on this monsoon-and-cyclone cluster still reads like an open disaster: about 10.41 million people affected across more than 6,900 barangays, 126,224 still displaced, 618 evacuation centers still hosting nearly 50,000 people, and 4,575 houses damaged. The named systems — Luis, Maymay, Neneng, Pilandok/Krovanh — have left the Philippine Area of Responsibility; the welfare ledger has not. Assistance already logged exceeds ₱2.58 billion. This is the official national stamp, not a wire paraphrase.

Attribution: DSWD (Government of the Philippines) DROMIC Report #80 PDF, as of 11 Sep 2026 6AM, carried on ReliefWeb.

Why it matters

That is not a one-day flood postcard; it is a prolonged island-nation impact panel where evacuation centers and “with relatives” columns remain open. Cost-of-assistance past ₱2.5 billion is the state’s own meter of how long the response has already run.

Sources

Official data. Live values go to the HUD / source product.

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