Rapports

Defence Minister Senator Robert Hill today confirmed that the Health Support Company (Field Hospital) which recently deployed to Indonesia will be based in Banda Aceh, following a request from Indonesian authorities. "Following the destruction of virtually all infrastructure, it is crucial…

UNICEFidentifies key steps to save children calls on all players to prioritize children in massive relief effort now underway JAKARTA, 4 January 2004 - Two days ahead of a global conference here to coordinate aid for the countries devastated by tsunamis,…

U.S. AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT BUREAU FOR DEMOCRACY, CONFLICT, AND HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE (DCHA) OFFICE OF U.S. FOREIGN DISASTER ASSISTANCE (OFDA) Indonesia 94,081 dead, 1,375 missing 387,507 displaced Sri Lanka1 30,196 =A4 (official) to 46,000*(estimated) dead, 3,792 missing =A4 850,201 displaced =A4, 16,665 injured India 9,479…

President Myles Fish departs for Indonesia to oversee distribution SPRING LAKE, Mich., Jan. 4, 2005 -- International Aid, a health-focused Christian relief and development organization that provides for both the physical and spiritual needs of people worldwide, tomorrow is shipping $3…

ATLANTA, United States (January 04, 2005) - As CARE emergency response teams deliver lifesaving aid to survivors of the earthquake and tsunami in South Asia (details below), a look at online support shows that CARE has raised $5 million…

Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam (Aceh) and North Sumatra This report is developed by OCHA Office in Indonesia and based on information provided by the United Nations Disaster Assessment and Coordination (UNDAC) team in Aceh, Department of Social Affairs, Department of Health, Bakornas…

For the victims of earthquake and tsunami that occurred on 26 December, AMDA has been providing emergency relief activities in 3 countries (Indonesia, Sri Lanka, and India) by multi-national medical team and members dispatched from Japan for Sri Lanka…

Le bilan du séisme ayant provoqué de catastrophiques raz-de-marée en Asie du Sud-Est ne cesse de s'alourdir : 146.000 morts, plus de 500.000 blessés, 20.000 disparus, 1,6 million de personnes déplacées et plus de 1 million de sans-abri. Le…

SITUATION: Humanitarian access to the affected province of Aceh, Indonesia, remains extremely limited, a Church World Service assessment team working in the area reported today. In an initial report detailing the team's findings, team members described a tense and dispiriting situation…

BANDA ACEH, INDONESIA - January 3, 2005 The IRC aid effort in the devastated Indonesian province of Aceh is gaining momentum. IRC medical teams and logistical staff have begun arriving in the region to provide urgent assistance to the…