Typhoon Muifa 2011

Taiwan - 0 - 0 - 0 - N/A
Total - 22 - 42 - 6 - ~$480 million
• Philippines
Though the storm did no direct impact to the Philippines, the rainbands caused a considerable amount of damage to the nation. According to the situation report by National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council(NDCC), the typhoon claimed four fatalities, causing damage worth US$ 59,203. On August 2, Thousands of people living near the Marikina River of Metro Manila started fleeing as Alert Level 2 was issued after water raised to dangerously high levels. Minutes before the announcement was made, the Malacañang Palace released a circular ordering the suspension of schools, colleges and offices. Authorities mobilized emergency personnel to ready evacuations for the capital region's rivers and canals where floodwaters were rising. On August 4, the NDRRMC raised the death toll to 8 and the total damage to agriculture and infrastructure to US$ 59,428. It was reported that CGAC Iloilo coordinated with commercial vessels rescuing 178 passengers, as their vessel, MV Malaysia Asia sank near Calabazas Island, Ajuy, Iloilo.