operations, and assistance. In Mindanao, officials prepared 800 bags of rice and various other food supplies due to the storm. Power and water outages persisted across Luzon for up to three weeks, causing many factories otherwise undamaged to close. In Isabela province, 25 Tzu Chi volunteers provided supplies to 2,873 houses. The Philippine government provided rice, sardines, and coffee to many affected houses. Damaged houses were supposed to receive 1,000 pesos, although few received the monetary aid. In the town of San Mariano in Isabela province, most farmers incurred more debt and continued their same general farming practice, despite sustaining heavy losses from the storm. Retirement In 2004, the World Meteorological Organization retired the name Imbudo and replaced it with Molave. The PAGASA name Harurot was replaced with Hanna for the 2007 season. See also List of retired Pacific typhoon names (JMA) Typhoon Parma Typhoon Utor Typhoon Rammasun Notes References External links RSMC Tokyo - Typhoon Center Best Track Data of Typhoon Imbudo (0307) Best Track Data (Graphics) of Typhoon Imbudo (0307) Best Track Data (Text) JMA General Information of Typhoon Imbudo (0307) from Digital Typhoon JTWC Best Track Data of Super Typhoon 09W (Imbudo) 09W.IMBUDO from the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory Retired Pacific typhoons 2003 Pacific typhoon season Typhoons in China Typhoon Imbudo Typhoons 2003 disasters in the Philippines Typhoons in the Philippines Imbudo