As of 4:00 p.m., October 18, 2010, 781 families comprising of 3,687 individuals from Region I, II, and the CAR have been evacuated to local Community Centers, Bgry. Halls, and Gymnasium as precautionary measures after Typhoon Juan as it tracked the soil of Philippines territory.

Ilocus Sur of Region I, a road was closed due to heavy rain. In Roxas and Santiago of Isabela, interrupted power supply, uprooted trees, and roof blown away were recorded. Cagayan also suffered from strong winds, and heavy rain. In Benguet, Baguio, Apayao, and Mt. Province of CAR had to closed several roads due to landslides, heavy rain, and strong winds.

According to NDRRMC, it had recorded casualties that summed up to 1 injured (Sta. Cagayan), and 1 missing (Namabbalan, Cagayan). However, the final verification about the status of the casualties are yet to be confirmed.

	Muni	Brgy Affected	Families	Individuals	Evac. Centers
Region 1
La Union	Aringay	1	79	316
Pangasinan	Bolinao	1	60	240
			139	556
Region II
Isabela	Divilacan		6	30	Comm. Center
	Dinapigue		45	250	Comm. Center
	Sta. Maria		10	40
			61	320
Cagayan	Gonzaga	Minanga	144	657	Gymnasium
	Sta. Ana	Sta. Clara, Kapaniktan, Marede	13	53	Brgy. Hall
	Sto. Nino	Abariongan, Ruar, Niug Norte	150	750	Brgy. Hall
	Rizal	Gagabutan, Masi, Bural	250	1250	Brgy. Hall
	Aparri	Maura	19	76	Brgy. Hall
			576	2786
CAR
Benguet	Tublay	Brgy. Coroz	No Data	No Data	Derencio ES
Kalinga	Tabuk	Cabaruan	5	25
			5	25
TOTAL			781	3687

Source: NDRRMC