Rapports

Overview The distribution of aid on both Simeulue and Nias continues to be hampered by limited access due to the severe damage to roads and bridges. Coordination efforts are reported to be working well. The sector working groups have identified…

Humanitarian response in earthquake affected Indonesia -- the second wave of disaster Nias island, North Sumatera, Banyak Islands & Simeulue Island, Aceh OVERALL SITUATION SurfAid International today assisted with the medical evacuation of seven critically injured patients from the isolated village of…

Earthquake in NorthSumatraProvince and NAD Province, Indonesia This report is prepared by Emergency Humanitarian Action (EHA) Section, WHO, Indonesia. Reference: Earthquake - North Sumatra Province and NAD Province, Indonesia - 29 March 2005 - Reporting date 5 April 2005 (Tuesday) 16:00 hours UCT Type…

Humanitarian response in earthquake affected Indonesia -- the second wave of disaster Nias island, North Sumatera, Banyak Islands & Simeulue Island, Aceh OVERALL SITUATION The SurfAid chartered boat Nauli is now in Simeulue Island following assessment and response in the Banyak…

Highlights Nias and Simeulue Earthquake UNICEF has seven staff on Nias Island at present coordinating medivac airlifts for the seriously injured, one third of whom are children, helping to restart services at the Gunungsitoli hospital, distributing watsan equipment in outlying areas,…

Thousands of people on the Indonesian islandof Niasare in urgent need of clean water and sanitation facilities following last week's earthquake, UKmedical relief charity Merlin said today. Merlin's water and sanitation experts are conducting emergency assessments in the town of…

Earthquake in NorthSumatraProvince and NAD Province, Indonesia This report is prepared by Emergency Humanitarian Action (EHA) Section, WHO, Indonesia. Reference: Earthquake - North Sumatra Province and NAD Province, Indonesia - 29 March 2005 - Reporting date 4 April 2005 (Monday) 16:00 hours UCT Type…

Overview The population in both Nias and Simeulue are becoming increasingly fearful of further earthquakes and tsunami following the 28 March earthquake. As a consequence, a majority of populations on both islands are reported to be sleeping outdoors. In Simeulue,…

A Federal Agency for Technical Relief (THW) team left for Indonesia on Sunday (3 April) to provide the citizens of Gunung Sitoli, the main town on the island of Nias, with drinking water. The project funded by the Federal…

Overview Overnight and early this morning, two aftershocks measuring 6.1 and 6.3 were recorded in the Northern Sumatra/Nias region. Thus far there are no reports of injuries or damages. Since 28 March, there have been 143 aftershocks, ranging from 4.1 to…