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Indonesia Sumatra Earthquakes
Alert Level:
(2) Monitoring
Sep 30, 2009
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(2) Monitoring
Updated November 16, 2009-
HISG is working with an IDRN team outside the city of Padang to provide assistance for 500 families, roughly 2,000 people. The aid program began shortly after the earthquake, providing basic survival kits of supplies like sleeping mats, blankets, lanterns, cooking stoves, cooking and eating utensils, and tents that were used to set up a temporary school. HISG is also assisting with the transition from immediate relief to a long-term recovery plan that includes reconstruction of houses, a new health center, and a new school.
HISG is working with an IDRN team outside the city of Padang to provide assistance for 500 families, roughly 2,000 people. The aid program began shortly after the earthquake, providing basic survival kits of supplies like sleeping mats, blankets, lanterns, cooking stoves, cooking and eating utensils, and tents that were used to set up a temporary school. HISG is also assisting with the transition from immediate relief to a long-term recovery plan that includes reconstruction of houses, a new health center, and a new school.
Updates
Primary Points of Contact
Jim Yost (Direct Village Impact)CityTeam Indonesia
Phone: +628124801006
jim@gomail.asia
Yohanes Tenggara
(information liezon)HISG
ytenggara@hisg.org
62-81-2806-4752
62-21-7026-5212
Posted Feb 17, 2010
Lynnette Johnson (Trauma Counseling)
CFK-Indonesia
Phone: +62 (0) 813 6033 6101
LJ@linkmail.org
Posted Nov 13, 2009
CFK-Indonesia
Phone: +62 (0) 813 6033 6101
LJ@linkmail.org
Posted Nov 13, 2009
HIGS Operations personnel and the Global Operations Center (GOC) just completed another conference call update call with personnel currently in the Padang area in Indonesia. The information and plans coming out of that call will be fed into coming reports.
Posted Oct 08, 2009
Posted Oct 08, 2009
Aid workers and assessments teams are just now starting to really get a feel for the magnitude of the situation. The next 48 hrs will definitely improve the world's understanding of what has happened and what needs to be done in response and help to those impacted.
Posted Oct 03, 2009
Posted Oct 03, 2009