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1951 Mt. Hibok-Hibok Eruption
Camiguin Island, Northern Mindanao.
3,000+ killed.
Unleashed boiling lava, poisonous gases, and landslides that destroyed nearly 19 square kilometres (7.3 sq mi) of land.
Near halving of Camiguin population due to emigration. -
1965 Taal Eruption
Batangas
Est. 200+ killed. Widespread damage to surrounding towns and villages.
Unknown total damage cost. -
1968 Casiguran Earthquake
Casiguran, Quezon (Aurora)
Magnitude 7.6
Unknown true damage cost, however death toll ranged in the 300-500s.
Followed by a tsunami, marred by multiple building collapses. -
Super Typhoon Titang (Kate)
Southern Mindanao
800 people killed/missing, over 5,000 families displaced
$50 million in damage (Php 2.5 Billion)
Deadliest and costliest Philippine typhoon at the time. -
1976 Moro Gulf Earthquake & Tsunamis
Mindanao and Sulu.
8.0 Magnitude.
5,000–8,000 killed/missing, 10,000 injured, and 90,000 homeless
Destruction of towns, mostly coastal. -
1983 Luzon earthquake
Ilocos Norte, Luzon
Magnitude 6.5
Intense damage to several towns, namely Pasuquin, Laoag, Sarrat, and Batac
Unknown total cost in damage. -
Typhoon Ike (Nitang)
August 26 - September 6 1984, Suriago, Agusan, Leyte, Samar, Camiguin, Bohol, Cebu, Misamis Oriental, Negros
$1 billion in damages
1,500 people killed -
1990 Bohol Earthquake
Bohol Island, Visayas
Magnitude 6.8
3,000 houses destroyed
46,000 displaced
Php 154 million in damage -
1990 Luzon earthquake
Central Luzon
Magnitude 7.9
~1,700 killed. Thousands of families displaced
Php 10 billion in damage. -
Typhoon Ruping (Mike)
Southern Visayas
800 dead, 50,000 displaced, 300,000 homes damaged/destroyed.
$388.5 million (Php 19.4 Billion) in damage.
Triggered destructive landslides and flooding which in combination with high wind speeds lead to severe infrastructure damage. -
1991 Mt. Pinatubo eruption
Central Luzon, Pampanga, Zambales, and Tarlac.
Ashes carried as far as Cambodia and Palawan.
20,000 evacuated, 850 killed, 10,000 homeless
364 communities and 2.1 million people affected, loss of livelihoods and buildings
Est. Php 10.6+ Billion in total damage. -
Typhoon Uring (Thelma)
Leyte, Negros Occidental, Tacloban, Visayas.
5,000– 8,000 dead/missing.
4,446 homes destroyed, 22,229 damaged.
~ $27.67 million damage. -
Typhoon Kadiang (Flo)
Central Luzon.
Php 8.75 billion in damage.
Unknown death toll.
Triggered heavy flooding and storm surges. -
1994 Mindoro earthquake
Mindoro.
Magnitude 7.1.
100 dead, 8000 families displaced.
₱5.15-million in damage.
Resulting tsunamis and landslides. -
Typhoon Rosing (Angela)
Southern Luzon, Metro Manila, Calabarzon, and Bicol.
950 dead, 96,000 houses destroyed, several roads and bridges inaccessible.
Php 10.829 billion in damage.
Triggered mudslides and flooding.
Power outages affected 1/3rd of the country. -
2002 Mindanao Earthquake
Central and Southern Mindanao
Magnitude 7.5
100 injured/dead, over 800 buildings destroyed
Followed by tsunamis and landslides -
Tropical Depression Winnie
Central and South Luzon
1,600 people killed, $14.6 million in damages
Triggered massive flooding -
2006 Southern Leyte Mudslide
Guisaugon, Southern Leyte
Preceded by 10-day period of heavy rain and minor (2.6 magnitude) earthquake.
1,200 killed -
Typhoon Reming (Durian)
Catanduanes, Albay, Camarines Sur, Camarines Norte
1,500 killed, $530 million in damage.
Followed by landslides and storm surges. -
Typhoon Frank (Fengshen)
Visayas and Southern Luzon.
1,400 dead/missing. 156,00 houses were damaged/destroyed.
4.8 Million persons in 6,400 barangays in 419 municipalities in 58 provinces affected.
Php 13.525 billion in damage. -
Typhoon Ondoy (Ketsana)
Central and Southern Luzon.
Est. 750 dead/missing.
$ 244 million (Php 11 billion) in damage.
Triggered various landslides and severe flooding. -
Typhoon Pepeng (Parma)
Nothern Luzon.
500 people dead, over 30,000 families affected.
PhP 27.3 billion in damages.
Heavy flooding caused Leptospirosis outbreaks. -
Typhoon Juan (Megi)
Central Luzon.
31 dead, over 200,000 homeless.
Php 8.32 billion in damage.
Widespread flooding and loss of crops. -
2010-11 Visayan floods
Occurred late December 2010 - mid January 2011.
Widespread flooding in Visayas, Bicol, Caraga region
453,00 people displaced in 19 provinces, 1,231,000 people affected.
$20,396,723 in damages -
Typhoon Pedring (Nesat)
Nothern and Central Luzon.
100 dead/missing. Over 200,000 affected.
$333 million (Php 15 billion) in damage.
Resulting storm surges heavily affected several cities, as well as flooding affecting Metro Manila. -
Typhoon Sendong (Washi)
Mindanao and Palawan
2,500 people killed
$97.8 million in damages -
2012 Visayan Earthquake
Negros Occidental
Magnitude 6.7
Landslide buried an entire barangay.
15,500 houses destroyed.
Est. ₱383-million in damage. -
Typhoon Pablo (Bopha)
Mindanao Proper
2,000 dead/missing. $1.04 (Php 42.2 billion) billion in damage. -
Super Typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan)
Samar, Leyte.
6,300 dead, 28,689 injured, 1,061 missing.
Php 90 Billion in damage.
Entire cities destroyed. Loss of lives, homes, and jobs. Widespread famine and desolation. -
Typhoon Glenda (Rammasun)
Southern Luzon, Northern Visayas.
1,500 dead/injured, 12 million affected.
Php 38.6 Billion in damage. -
Typhoon Lando (Koppu)
Central and northern Luzon.
60 dead, 100,000 displaced.
Php 11 Billion in damage.
Widespread flooding and structural damage.
