Reports

Situation Overview Background 14 March - Category 5 Cyclone Pam has caused widespread, severe damage and loss of life through the country of Vanuatu particularly in the Central and Southern regions, which experienced a direct hit. A State of…

Highlights The NDMO, together with the Vanuatu Humanitarian Team, IFRC, I/NGOs and UN agencies, are working together to coordinate government-led joint initial rapid assessments to all affected areas. First aerial surveillance reports have been made available to Government…

Highlights · A state of emergency is in place for Shefa Province, Vanuatu, and is likely to be extended to Tanna, Tafea, Malampa and Penama Provinces as previously inaccessible and incommunicado areas are reached and assessed. · Communications…

FIJI National Disaster Management Office This Situation Report is issued by the Fiji National Disaster Management Office and covers the period from 0800hrs to 1600hrs of 14/03/15. Highlights  4 Evacuation Centres Currently Open with 156 people Western: 3 Centers…

Highlights Aerial assessments have been carried out by military aircraft from New Caledonia, Australia and New Zealand. Despite reports of severe and widespread damage, Shefa remains the only province declared to be in a state of emergency at…

Highlights Category 5 Cyclone Pam has caused widespread, severe damage and loss of life through the country, particularly in the Central and Southern regions, which experienced a direct hit. First Situational Report Received from Tanna confirming 5 fatalities…

A. Situation analysis Description of the disaster As Tropical Cyclone Pam continues to make way in the South Pacific Ocean towards New Zealand, after battering Vanuatu on Friday 13 March 205 with Category V strength, a gloomy picture…

International aid agencies are deploying emergency response teams to support relief efforts on the ground already assisting nations devastated by Tropical Cyclone Pam in the Pacific. Read more on the OCHA website.

Highlights • Category 5 Cyclone Pam struck Vanuatu with winds peaking around 320kmph causing widespread destruction. • Internet, radio and GSM communications offline across the country with the exception of the capital, Port Vila, which has intermittent services…

Highlights Humanity Road activated its response for Typhoon Pam on March 11, 2015, in advance of landfall. Tropical Cyclone Pam has impacted the Solomon Island, Kiribati, and Tuvalu creating serious damage including lost homes, road damage, and…