Update on damage caused by storm No' 4

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Update on damage caused by storm No. 4 relief
activities

• As of 20 August 2008
• Prepared by Tran Van Tuan
• NDMP

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Developments influence of Storm No.4 (Kammuri)
Source http//agora.ex.nii.ac.jp/digital-typhoon/
summary/wnp/s/200809.html.en
a. Developments of storm No.4
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b. High rainfall caused big flood and flashflood
in Northern Mountainous provinces of Vietnam
Rainfall from 7PM, 7 August to 7PM, 8 August 2008
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Rainfall recored in main observation points
(from1PM, 7/8 to 7AM, 11/8/2008)

• Hong river 100 to 300 mm
• Thao Chay rivers 300 to 500 mm
• Sa Pa 524 mm
• Bao Yen 532 mm
• Bat Xat 560 mm
• Thac Ba 657 mm

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c. Some images about flood
Lao Cai in flood (source VTV)
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Source VTV
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Isolated school by mud from flashflood (source
Plan in Vietnam )
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II. Directions and response by Government of
Vietnam

• 12/8 chairman of National Assembly paid a
  direction visit to Lao Cai province.
• 11/8 Deputy Prime Minister Mr. Hoang Trung Hai
  lead a meeting with CCFSC NCSR.
• The Prime Minister issued numbers of official
  letters (9/8 11/8) to ministries, provinces for
  response and relief direction.
• 13/8 Deputy Prime Minister Mr. Truong Vinh
  Trong lead a mission (MARD, other Ministries) to
  Phu Tho, Yen Bai, Lao Cai, Tuyen Quang and Ha
  Giang for direction of disaster relief and
  recovery

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Directions response (cont.)

• CCFSC sent urgent letters to CFSCs of affected
  provinces.
• A mission by Chairman of CCFSC to Yen Bai Lao
  Cai.
• MOH sent urgent letter to provincial DOH to
  request for 24/24h duty.
• MARD and High Command of Border Guard cooperated
  to call ships and boats to safe places.
• Evacuation conducted by CFSCs of Yen Bai and Phu
  Tho provinces for people along Thao river on 8
  August 2008.

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Directions response (cont.)

• National Committee for Search Rescues sent
  helicopter to serve the emergency response.
• Ministry of Public Security sent official letters
  and mobilized its resources in provinces for
  response activities.
• VOV, VTV, VNNA frequently delivered news and
  official letters to community and local
  authorities for timely prevention and response to
  disaster

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Directions response (cont.)

• MOC mobilized its companies to clear the road
• MOH mobilized its equipments and resources to
  response to emergency situation.
• High Command of Border Guard sent 2,231 soldiers
  and 127 vehicles to save local people (73
  people) evacuated 221 households (1,173 people)
• Dyke inspection in important areas by DDMFSC.
• Ongoing conduct Need Assessment and report to the
  government for further response.

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III. Damage information

• Human
• Total people deaths 133
• Total people missing 34
• Total people injured 90 (Lao Cai 53 Yen Bai
  27 Phu Tho 3 Quang Ninh 1 Bac Kan 3, Tuyen
  Quang 2 Lang Son1)

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Damage information (cont.)

• Property
• Collapsed houses990
• Flooded and damaged houses 10,526
• Heavily damaged paddy field 17,889 ha
• Totally damaged paddy field 5,074 ha
• Total flooded areas of paddy field 27,260 ha

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Damage information (cont.)

• Property
• Short-term crop flooded 5,515 ha
• Flooded and wet rice 50,400 kg
• Livestock deaths (cattle, buffalo, pig) 10,248
• Poultry deaths 17,229
• Amount of landslide in road network 2,286,285 m3
• Fish ponds damaged 1,401 ha
• Total losses 1,870 billion VND (USD 115 million)

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Damage information (cont.)

• Environmental damage
• Information on environmental damage is limited.

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IV. Emergency Relief by Government

• The Prime Minister issued decision No.
  1112/QÐ-TTg dated 15/8/2008 to provided 220
  billion VND (USD 13 million) and 800 tons of rice
  to the affected provinces, including
• Lao Cai VND 90 billion and 300 tons of rice.
• Yen Bai VND 60 billion and 200 tons of rice
• Phu Tho VND 30 billion and 300 tons of rice.
• Tuyen Quang VND 10 billion.
• Ha Giang VND 20 billion.
• Son La VND 10 billion.

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Emergency Relief by Government (cont.)

• Ministry of Defence supported VND 1.2 billion to
  Lao Cai, Yen Bai, Phu Tho and Ha Giang
• High Command of Border Guard supported Lao Cai
  province with VND 82 million
• MARD supplied 70 tons of rice to Lao Cai 10 tons
  of noodles and 10 tons of clean water to Yen Bai
  province.
• MOH supplied 270 packs of medicine 4,500 kg of
  Cloramin B and 170 life vest for recovery
  activities in affected provinces.

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Emergency Relief by Government (cont.)

• Ministry of Industry Trade supported VND 150
  million to Lao Cai, Yen Bai, Phu Tho and Ha
  Giang.
• Ministry of Public Security supported VND 260
  million to Lao Cai province and to Yen Bai with 2
  Canoes, 100 life vests, 5,000 litres of fuel and
  15 sets of radio communication.
• National centre for rural environmental hygiene
  (MARD) supplied 1,000 kg of chemicals for water
  treatment.

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Emergency Relief by Mass Organizations

• Father Land Front called for appeal and supported
  VND 1.6 billion.
• VNRC supported with cash and in kind equivalent
  to VND 1,191 million.
• Vietnam Petro supported VND 3.6 billion.
• Father Land Front of Khanh Hoa province supported
  VND 260 million.
• Trade Union of MARD supported VND 900 million.

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V. Emergency relief by international agencies

• Government of Japan JPY 18 million
• Government of China USD 50,000
• Government of Thailand USD 3,000
• World Vision USD 29,995
• Plan in Vietnam VND 851 million (USD 51,340)
• UNICEF 1000 kg of PURs (water filter system)

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VI. Needs Priorities

• By location
• - Lao Cai Bao Yen, Bat Xat districts
• Yen Bai
• Phu Tho
• Other affected provinces
• By fields
• Health care
• Water supply and sanitation
• Housing restoration and resettlement
• Restoration of cultivated areas/land
• Schools and health centers
• Transportation
• Small scale irrigation schemes.

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End of presentation

• Thank you very much for your attention