UPDATED: Aftermath of Yolanda (Typhoon Haiyan): What we know

Here is a compilation what we know so far in the affected areas, based on news we receive and are able to verify from official sources and field reports.

If you have information that's relevant to this list, place your report in the comments section below with your contact details and we will contact you to verify the information.

What we know so far(Updated as of 11:49pm Nov 10, 2013)

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Occidental Mindoro

• waiting for updates

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Oriental Mindoro

• Electricity restored in Calapan and Naujan

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Marinduque

• waiting for updates

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Romblon

• Airport is open

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Palawan

• Busuanga
• Airport is closed

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Albay

• Legazpi City

Airport is open

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Masbate

• Airport is open
• Communication lines partially restored

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Aklan

• Caticlan
• Airport is open
• Kalibo
• Airport is closed until Monday, Nov 11, 2013

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Antique

• State of calamity declared

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Capiz

• Roxas City
• Second command center set up
• Airport is closed until Sunday, Nov 10, 2013

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Iloilo

• Entire province under state of calamity
• Airport is open
• Communication lines cut off in towns of Carles, Ajuy, Barotac Viejo, Concepcion, Batad, San Dionisio, San Rafael, and Balasan
• Transmission lines restored
• Estancia
• 100% destroyed according to acting Gov Raul Tupas
• Sara
• Remains isolated

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Negros Occidental

• State of calamity declared
• Transmission lines restored
• Bacolod
  • Airport is open

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Negros Oriental

• Transmission lines restored
• Dumaguete
• Airport is open

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Cebu

• Suspension of classes in 9 northern Cebu towns until Nov 15
• Communication lines down in towns of Bogo, Medellin and Daanbantayan
• Bantayan Island
• Completely isolated

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Bohol

• Electricity intermittent

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Leyte

• At least 10,000 estimated dead, according to provincial government
• Communication lines are cut off but some networks have been restored in several areas
• Still no power as of Sunday, November 10
• Ormoc
• Communication services are intermittent
• As of Sunday night, November 10, roads still impassable; relief goods can only be brought via choppers or boats
• Tacloban
• Land route from Manila passable
• Airport is closed to commercial flights
• Hospitals running at over capacity, in need of medicines
• Residents took to looting groceries, pharmacies, and shopping centers
• DSWD set up mobile internet station

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Eastern Samar

• At least 200 feared dead, according to Rep. Ben Evardone
• Communication lines are still cut off
• Bridges unpassable in Lawaan, Borongan, and General MacArthur
• Giporlos and Guiuan
• At least 95% of the town severly damaged, according to Mayor Mark Biong. Solar TV News reporter David Santos also said Guiuan is badly damaged.

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Samar

• Communication lines partially restored
• 300 dead, 2,000 missing

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Northern Samar

• Communication lines partially restored

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Dinagat Islands

• waiting for updates