Rapports

Les violentes émeutes, qui se sont déclarées ces derniers jours sur l'île d'Ambon, dans l'archipel des Moluques, ont contraint Action contre la Faim et Médecins sans Frontières à interrompre temporairement leurs opérations dans cette province d'Indonésie. Les affrontements actuels et…

JAKARTA (May 22) XINHUA - The death toll from last week's floods that caused extensive damage in Indonesia's East Nusa Tenggara province increased to 160 persons and 120 others are still missing, according to reports reaching here Monday. The rains,…

Week 20/2000 Source : WHO West Timor Reported on May 22, 2000 from WHO Kupang and WHO Jakarta Background During the last week, severe weather conditions have caused flooding in Belu District of West Timor. Reports suggest a number of factors coincided…

Ref: OCHA/GVA - 2000/0100 OCHA Situation Report No. 3 Indonesia - Floods 22 May 2000 Situation and Damage 1. The following is a summary of updates provided by the UNHCR/OCHA to date. The flood situation in West Timor in Indonesia has reportedly developed…

AID EFFORT CONTINUES IN WEST TIMOR Dili, 22 May 2000 The death toll from the floods in West Timor has risen to 98 confirmed deaths. In addition, eleven people are reported missing. The number of unconfirmed deaths stands 125. Initial reports…

Jakarta (dpa) - Indonesian and U.N. helicopters began food dropsps Saturday to tens of thousands of people trapped by floods in West Timor that have killed at least 81 people and left hundreds missing. But the death toll was feared…

Floods: Flash floods, caused by continuous heavy rain over the last 4 days, have submerged the southern part of Belu District in West Timor, Indonesia, resulting in 48 confirmed deaths, mostly women and children. However, reports by Indonesian police indicate…

Ref: OCHA/GVA - 2000/0098 OCHA Situation Report No. 2 Indonesia - Floods 19 May 2000 Situation and Damage 1. The following is a summary of updates provided by the UNHCR on 19 May. The flood situation in West Timor in Indonesia has deteriorated…

There is a continuing need to return displaced people in West Timor to their communities of origin in East Timor, in order for rehabilitation, reconstruction and development to begin. The safe and orderly return transportation of displaced people is…

83 DEAD IN WEST TIMOR, MOST REFUGEES Dili, 19 May 2000 Eighty-three people are confirmed dead, after intense flooding in Betun region, Belu district, in south-eastern West Timor. Of the victims, the majority were East Timorese refugees, mostly women and children.…