Rapports

GLIDE TC-2007-000208-BGD Period covered by this Ops Update: 19 to 20 November, 2007 Appeal target (current): CHF 3,989,305 (USD 3.5m or EUR 2.4m) Appeal coverage: Based on unconfirmed pledges and indications of support, funds available for this appeal have reached CHF 7.19 million…

Westport, CT (November 21, 2007) -Tens of thousands of cyclone survivors in Bangladesh - many of them homeless with little means to sustain themselves - remain in critical need of assistance one week after a devastating storm struck the…

Statement from Secretary of State for International Development, Douglas Alexander, on the Bangladesh cyclone: "Tropical cyclone "Sidr" hit Bangladesh on 15 and 16 November. The death toll is uncertain but likely to rise to about 10,000 people. Some 300,000 houses…

Summary of Cyclone Situation Updated official report from MoFDM illustrates that the number of death caused by tropical cyclone 'SIDR' has risen to 2982 affecting 6.7 millionm people of 1.5 million families. These casualties and damages of houses, mlivestock, crops,…

Dhaka, Bangladesh 21th of November 2007 Situation A super cyclonic storm (category 4) moved north through the Bay of Bengal and hit southern Bangladesh at 7:30 pm on 15 November with wind speed reaching 220 km/h. It continued northward causing extensive…

Following the devastation caused by Cylcone Cidr, a team of four British Red Cross logistics experts is heading to Bangladesh today (21 November) to help distribute relief to hundreds of thousands of people affected by one of the worst…

AJWS is currently accepting donations to assist victims of Cyclone Sidr in Bangladesh. 100% of all funds received will be donated directly to local organizations in Bangladesh that have come to us as part of the AJWS network. Bangladesh, a…

This situation report is based on information received from the Bangladesh Disaster Management Information Centre, the UN Resident Coordinator's Office Bangladesh, the Disaster Emergency Response Group (DER), UN Agencies and OCHA Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific (ROAP). I. Situation…

The official death toll from Bangladesh's recent cyclone has surpassed 3,000 and both aid agencies and Government official predict the numbers will continue to rise (estimates currently run between 8 - 15,000). Thousands of people remain missing after Cyclone SIDR…

This situation report is based on information received from the Bangladesh Disaster Management Information Centre, the UN Resident Coordinator's Office Bangladesh, the Disaster Emergency Response Group (DER), UN Agencies, UN OCHA Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific (ROAP) and…