Indonesia: Floods - OCHA-03: 07-Mar-07
OCHA Situation Report No. 3
Indonesia: Flash Floods and Landslides
East Nusa Tenggara Province
7 March 2007
Source: UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs
This report is developed by HC/RC Office in Indonesia based on
information provided by the National Coordinating Board for the
Management of Disaster (BAKORNAS PB), Provincial Coordinating Unit for
the Management of Disaster (SATKORLAK PB) East Nusa Tenggara, Indonesian
Red Cross (PMI), and media reports.
I. SITUATION
1. SATKORLAK PB East Nusa Tenggara reports continued rains and bad
weather condition is affecting search and rescue efforts and the
delivery of relief assistance. Road access to the affected sub-districts
remains blocked in nine points, mainly in Reok and Cibal Sub-Districts.
2. Currently, the total number of IDPs is estimated at 1,839 persons.
The number has increased as IDPs prefer to relocate themselves in
anticipation of further landslides.
3. the casualties reported by the BAKORNAS PB is as follows:
|-------------+----------+---------+---------|
|Sub District | Dead | Missing | Injured |
| | persons | persons | |
|-------------+----------+---------+---------|
|Reok | 1 | 6 | 0 |
|-------------+----------+---------+---------|
|Cibal | 33 | 13 | 22 |
|-------------+----------+---------+---------|
|Wae Ri'i | - | - | - |
|-------------+----------+---------+---------|
|Lamba Leda | 1 | 18 | 4 |
|-------------+----------+---------+---------|
|Poco Ranaka | n/a | n/a | n/a |
|-------------+----------+---------+---------|
|Ruteng | 1 | 1 | n/a |
|-------------+----------+---------+---------|
|Langke | n/a | n/a | n/a |
|Rembong | | | |
|-------------+----------+---------+---------|
|Kota Komba | n/a | n/a | n/a |
|-------------+----------+---------+---------|
|Total | 36 | 38 | 26 |
|-------------+----------+---------+---------|
Note: n/a: information not available
4. BAKORNAS PB has reported the further needs of: food supplies,
medicine and health equipment, electricity generators, tarps, tents,
plastic sheeting, gasoline, cleaning tools, radio communication, and
kitchen utensils.
5. The bureau for Meteorology and Geophysic has reported that Tropical
Cyclone George could possibly affect the area until 8 March 2007. The
current level of preparedness should be maintained.
II. NATIONAL RESPONSE
1. SATLAK PB Manggarai District continues to distribute food and
non-food items to the affected communities, especially to Cibal Sub
District, worst hit by the landslides.
2. The Department of Social Affairs has delivered food and non-food
items to SATLAK PB Manggarai, valued IDR 454 million (USD 50,500).
3. The Bureau of Health continues to assist health institutions such as
Ruteng Hospital and Community Health Posts to provide necessary
services.
III. INTERNATIONAL RESPONSE
1. The UN RC/HC Office in Jakarta continues to monitor the situation in
close contact with pertinent government and non-government institutions,
as well as the Indonesian Red Cross.
For detailed information please contact:
UN RC/HC Office Jakarta
Fax: +62 21 319 00 003
Mr. Abdul Haq Amiri
Tel. + 62 21 314 1308
Mob. + 62 812 108 7277
Titi Moektijasih
Tel. +62 21 314 1308
Mob. +62 811 87 39 97
Desk Officers:
NYC - Ms. Kirsten Gelsdorf, +1 917 367 2174
Mob. +1 617 470 9014
GVA - Mr. Erik Kastlander, +41-22-917 1587
Press contact:
NYC - Ms. Stephanie Bunker, Tel. +1-917 367 5126
GVA - Ms. Elizabeth Byrs, Tel. +41-22-917 2653
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