Following Tropical Cyclone (TC) Harold and its devastating impacts left on some provinces in Vanuatu, the SHFEA Provincial Emergency Operation Center (PEOC) had deployed a team to conduct the Rapid Technical Assessment (RTA) around SHEFA Province.
Continuous distributions of emergency aid have continued in affected communities in Pentecost.
While the Provincial Emergency Operation Centers (PEOC) throughout Vanuatu are working together with Health working groups at the provincial level to carry out awareness on COVID-19 measures, SANMA, PENAMA, MALAMPA, TORBA, and SHEFA provincial authorities are also coordinating responses for
The Gender and Protection Cluster in Santo had received two containers of clothing from the Department of Customs on Tuesday this week. Most of the items donated to the Gender and Protection Cluster were mostly clothing and blankets.
The National Disaster Management Office (NDMO) has confirmed that the affected communities in the island of Malekula will continue to receive relief supplies from the national government towards the damage caused by Tropical Cyclone (TC) Harold this week.
The devastation left by (TC) Harold in the last couple of weeks has left many in great need. Remarkable efforts have been made during the eye of a crisis from different responders that have been a constant support to the National Disaster Management Office (NDMO).
The Rapid Technical Assessments (RTA) for Torba Province have been completed this week. This was confirmed by the Provincial Disaster Officer for Torba Province Betsy Manliwos.
The National Disaster Management Office (NDMO) is receiving assistance from International partners to address the impacts for both the TC Harold and the COVID 19 pandemic.
New Zealand has already sent two loads of supplies using its C130 Military Transport aircraft into Port Vila.
The Vanuatu National Disaster Management (NDMO) this week received much needed donations from the Vanuatu Chinese Community to assist with relief efforts following the TC Harold
The donations included 200 Cartons of Water and 100 Cartons of Noodles.
The National Disaster Management Office (NDMO) has sent off the first shipment of food supplies mostly dry rations to the island of Tanna as part of the Government’s response to the Tanna Ash fall disaster this week. &nb