Reports

Spokesperson: Niurka Piñeiro INDONESIA - IOM Races to Ship Aid to Tsunami Victims - IOM operations and medical staff this week raced to get food, water and medicines to tsunami survivors in devastated areas in Aceh, particularly its west coast. The…

Major Developments The number of displaced persons is reported to have gone down to 572,000 as those of the displaced who still have homes return to them now that the risk of further tsunamis is receding. However, official government data…

Pipeline Cafe Benefit Concert: Sunday, Jan. 9, 4-11 p.m., featuring 15 top Hawaii bands and performers. All donations will be contributed to the East-West Center Tsunami Relief Fund Latin Dance Night Fund-raiser: Saturday, Jan. 8, 6-10 p.m. $5 cover,…

Compiled by UNDAC on the basis of information received from national authorities and humanitarian agencies. Highlights The numbers of displaced people in camps reported from various Districts has decreased by more than 30%. Many who were displaced due to fear or whose…

6 January 2005 Asia Earthquake and Tsunamis Appeals Australian NGOs are providing emergency assistance to the many communities in Sri Lanka, the Maldives, India, Bangladesh, Burma, Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia that were devastated by the massive earthquake and tsunamis on 26 December…

So far 420 mio. DKK (app. € 57 mio.) have been allocated in Danish emergency and reconstruction assistance. A preliminary division of the funds is 200 mio. DKK for emergency assistance, 220 mio. DKK for reconstruction and environmental rehabilitation. Access…

GOAL has passed the €2 million mark in public donations. The agency's CEO, John O'Shea, flies out to Sri Lanka tomorrow with Minister for Foreign Affairs, Dermot Ahern. GOAL last night received a cheque for €100,000 from Ben Dunne.  The business…

This is a daily brief which will be updated every 24 hours Oxfam International consists of 12 organisations around the world of which Oxfam Australia is one. The Oxfams work together internationally in emergencies to coordinate a response that ensures…

Global Red Cross and Red Crescent response to the Asia Tsunami disaster has reached some 200,000 affected people, within the first 10 days of the disaster. Below is the brief summary of some of the key relief activities and…

WER-US has responded to the crisis in South Asia by sending much needed supplies to the region in addition to dispatching an emergency relief team to assess and aid those affected by the tsunami in Sri Lanka and Thailand. The…