SITUATION REPORT 79 of 13/03/2016

NATIONAL EMERGENCY OPERATION CENTER TROPICAL CYCLONE WINSTON SITUATION REPORT 79 of 13/03/2016

The purpose of this report is to provide the update on the current operations undertaken after TC Winston.

This Situation Report is issued by the National Emergency Operation Centre and covers the period from 1600hrs - 2400 hours, on Sunday, 13/03/2016. Updates in this report summarise all reports and briefs submitted from the four (04) Divisional Emergency Operation Centres (DEOC’s).

1.0 NATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS

. A total of 291 active evacuation centers nationwide with the Eastern Division recording 124 and Western Division with 167. Northern and Central Division Evacuation centers are all closed. . A total of 8098 evacuees across the nation with 2349 from the Eastern Division and 5749 from the Western Division. . A total of 11,145 dwellings were completely destroyed across the four divisions and 17,541 dwellings were partly damaged. .

2.0 STATUS SUMMARY UPDATE ON DEATHS DURING TC WINSTON, EVACUATION CENTRES AND EVACUESS

Number of deaths remained at 44 when this report was compiled. Only two (2) Divisions, Western and Eastern still have active Evacuation Centres. The total no. of evacuees for the 2 divisions as at to-date is 10,098.

EVENT REMARKS TOTAL CENTRAL WEST EAST NORTH TOTAL Death 7 13 22 2 44

Evacuation Centres 0 193 117 0 310 Evacuees 0 6,838 2,503 0 9,341 Table 1. Summary of TC Winston events and evacuation centres. Note: The table outlines a change in the divisional breakdown, correct deployment of divisional deaths statistics after confirmation of two deaths from Mua which is under the province of Ra but located in Wainibuka were previously accounted for Central Division, highlight an increase in the Western Division Death Toll and a decrease in the Central Division death stats. However the national death toll remains at 44.

3.0 DIVISIONAL UPDATES Brief updates for each Division are given below

3.1 CENTRAL DIVISION

3.1.1 HIGHLIGHTS

 All operations have been ceased for today except the running of the Div EOC.  The Central Warehouse Coordinating Team has prepared the work plan for the resumption of rations distribution from tomorrow (14/03/16). Continuous of verifications on all issue rose to Div EOC.  Requests for water were received from the Korovou EOC.  Catholic Womens’ League had discussions with Roko Tui Tailevu concerning their interest to distribute family packs in the Red Zone Areas in Tailevu.

3.1.2 FOOD RATIONS & SUPPLIES  The Warehouse Coordinating Team has mapped out the Ration Distributions that will resume from tomorrow morning to the worst affected of the Red Zone areas in the Central Division, namely Nagonenicolo and Nabuobuco of Naitasiri and parts of Dawasamu, Namena, Sawakasa, Wainibuka and parts of Nakorotubu District of the province of Ra. The Rations supply should last for 2 weeks.

3.1.3 WATER REQUEST . Requests were received from Lower Waidalice and Navunisole areas today.

3.1.4 REHABILITATION . Request received from Korovou EOC pertaining to the provision of tarpaulins and tool kits for Korovou Civil Servants and Police Officers to assist them in rehabilitation efforts for their families. . The Project Officer from the Catholic Womens’ League met with Roko Tui Tailevu at the Div EOC this afternoon to discuss about their interest to assist the affected areas. They have 300 family packs ready to be distributed to Red Zone Areas. The Family Packs includes the following : a) Bedding, Water and Shelter Pack – consisting of water purifier, tarpaulin, 2 x blankets and 2 x towels; b) Dignity Pack – 2 x Colgate toothpaste, 5 x toothbrushes, pack of Protex soap, 4 x pkts Kotex Pads, 2 x bars washing soap and 1 x bottle sanitizer liquid.  Upon CCD’s instructions RTT has instructed that they will distribute the family packs from Catholic Womens League to the 6 villages namely Matainananu, Delaiyadua, Naivoco, Nadogoloa, Nayavutoka, and Nabukadra in the province of Ra situated along the fringes of the Central Division. This is contrary to request from Catholic Womens League to distribute to Dawasamu on the basis that a lot of Relief efforts have been concentrated there.  Div EOC will provide transport for the delivery of these family packs on 16/03/16

3.1.5 DAMAGED DWELLINGS SUMMARY

 The total rehabilitation cost for number of houses completely destroyed and partially damaged within the Division.

Total TOTAL Total Total ESTIMATED ESTIMATED No.of ESTIMATED PROVINCE Damaged Destroyed COSTS COSTS Houses REHABILITATION Dwellings Dwellings damaged COSTS TAILEVU 1413 $ 7,065,000.00 857 $ 15,426,000.00 2270 $ 22,491,000.00 NAITASIRI 736 $ 3,680,000.00 540 $ 9,720,000.00 1276 $ 13,400,000.00 REWA 47 $ 235,000.00 30 $ 540,000.00 77 $ 775,000.00 NAMOSI 28 $ 140,000.00 28 $ 504,000.00 56 $ 644,000.00 SERUA 37 $ 185,000.00 28 $ 504,000.00 65 $ 689,000.00 TOTAL 2261 $11,305,000.00 1483 $ 26,694,000.00 3744 $ 37,999,000.00

3.2 EASTERN DIVISION

3.2.1 Highlights:

 A team from Bureau of Statistics accompanied the team that had deployed to Moturiki this morning to identify the number of active Evacuation Centres on the island.  Doctor Terry from China was at Levuka EOC today and has requested for a team to accompany him through Ovalau Island for the damage assessment and Mr Niumaia Masere [Team Leader] and SDMO had been notified on the request.

3.2.2 Structural Damaged Assessment

 The total number of houses completely destroyed is 1516 and total partially damaged is 712.

Completely Partially Total no. of Province Island Destroyed Damaged Houses Lomaiviti Koro 788 234 1022 Lomaiviti Moturiki 78 16 94 Lomaiviti Makogai 1 3 4 Lomaiviti Gau 14 15 29 Lomaiviti Batiki 16 10 26 Lomaiviti Nairai 14 20 34 Lomaiviti Ovalau 283 296 579 Lau Vanuabalavu 322 118 440 TOTAL 1516 712 2228

3.2.3 Evacuation Centres:

 The total number of active Evacuation centres is 124 and total evacuees is 2349. ACTIVE SCH TOTAL NO. PROVINCE ISLAND EVACUATION ADULT INFANT DISABLED CENTERS CHILDREN EVACUEES 1 Lomaiviti Koro 32 316 2 9 0 327 2 Lomaiviti Batiki 1 30 1 23 0 54 3 Lomaiviti Moturiki 12 387 11 268 0 666 4 Lomaiviti Ovalau 59 693 116 313 0 1122 5 Lau Vanuabalavu 20 111 17 52 0 180 TOTAL 124 1537 147 665 0 2349

3.2.4 Ovalau Island Updates

 Red Cross donated 14 tents yesterday [12/03/16] which was given to TNK Korovou [Baba settlement] that is, the most affected settlement on Ovalau Island.  The 14 tents is to accommodate those evacuees whom are currently being evacuated at Levuka Public Primary School.  The tents would provide evacuees with temporary shelters and allow students of Levuka Public Primary School to commence classes proper next week [22/03/16].  A team was deployed to distribute food items today in Moturiki Island at 1100hours which was donated by the Methodist Church. [Note – Updates from Vanuabalavu Island and Koro will be provided in the next SITREP report]*

3.3 NORTHERN DIVISION

3.3.1 SITUATION UPDATE

3.1.1.1 Highlight

 Delegates from Wasewase Biagunu truck off loaded food for (Sevu- Savusavu)- 18 bags yams, 26 bolabola, 3 vakatagane  Water Carting for Navave, Savusavu

3.3.2 DISASTER ASSESSMENT FORM - TIKINA NAWENI DETAILED DAMAGE ASSESSMENT - VILLAGES/SETTLEMENTS Villages/Settlement No. of H/H Estimated Cost DROMUNINUKU 39 $308,800.00 VILLAGE Nubu Settlement 4 $1,300.00 Vunivau Settlement 3 $2,016.30 Delanikoro Settlement 1 $1,000.00

Naweni Village 50 $347,872.00 Tabarama Settlement 1 $150.00 Naqere Estate 3 $19,800.00 Lami Koro Settlement 5 $2560.00

Levuka Lailai Estate 17 $17,500.00

Draunimoli Settlement 6 $8850.00

Bakanawa Settlement 5 $32150.00

Peceli Settlement 5 $57,000.00 Naweni Depot 5 $31070.00 Vatudamu Estate 8 $67,100.00 Vatudamu Settlement 11 $3955.00

Vatudamu Settlement 7 $1,900.00

Waisere Settlement 15 $69,000.00 Drekeniwai Civi 5 $55,000.00 Settlement Tacilevu Village 66 $155,970.00 Daliga Settlement 2 $2,300.00 Nagaci 2 $1,200.00

DISASTER ASSESSMENT FORM - TIKINA WAILEVU DETAILED DAMAGE ASSESSMENT - VILLAGES/SETTLEMENTS Villages/Settlement No. of H/H Estimated Cost Savarekareka Catholic 27 $2,442.00 Comm Balaga Estate 27 $1,264.00 Nukuloa Estate 26 $93,450.00 Nabaci Village 23 $46,500.00 Jerusalemi Village 28 $42,000.00 Nadamole Village 36 $113,000.00 Urata Village 43 $43,500.00 Bagaraki Village 12 NA Nakoso Settlement 8 $6,000.00 Vuadomo 61 $44500.00 Vunivesi 621 $102,000.00 Bagata Village 53 $75,500.00 Belego Settlement 43 N/A Nakilini Settlement 3 N/A Levuka Village 26 $20,000.00 Nabalebale Village 54 $65,000.00 Waisali Village 9 $3,000.00 Vakativa Village 27 $50,000.00 Naloaloa Village 21 $21,880.00 Dreketi Village 36 $45,500.00 Nasobi Settlement 1 N/A Wailevu Village/ Vunisioni 39 $24,000.00 Settlement Naga Settlement 2 $3,000.00 Naivisere Settlement 2 N/A Vatukedrekedre 5 $4,000.00

Nabuliyaga Settlement 5 N/A Nacodreudreu Village 15 N/A Natibitibi Settlement 4 N/A Nalovu Settlement 7 $15,600.00 Wacawaca & Vatuloa 2 N/A Settlement Qacivaciva Settlement 1 N/A Nasitavu Settlement 2 N/A Nakasa Village 17 $79500.00 Sarava Settlement 6 N/A Qunaleka Settlement 1 N/A Valeni Village 25 $30,000.00 Naviavia Village 45 $7,000.00 Laucala Village 10 $5,000.00 Narailagi Village 24 $25,000.00

DISASTER ASSESSMENT FORM - TIKINA KOROALAU DETAILED DAMAGE ASSESSMENT - VILLAGES/SETTLEMENTS Villages/Settlement No. of H/H Estimated Cost Nukubolu Village 31 $7,750.00 Nakaue Settlement 13 $1,182.00 Nakawaga 31 $39,000.00 “ 15 $34,622.00 Bucalevu 30 $42,000.00 Vuinadi Village 45 $42,000.00 Nabua Village 29 $500.00

DISASTER ASSESSMENT FORM - TIKINA KIOA DETAILED DAMAGE ASSESSMENT - VILLAGES/SETTLEMENTS Villages/Settlement No. of H/H Estimated Cost Salia 70 $42,000.00 Kioa Island 17 $16,835.00

DISASTER ASSESSMENT FORM – TIKINA NASAVUSAVU DETAILED DAMAGE ASSESSMENT - VILLAGES/SETTLEMENTS Villages/Settlement No. of H/H Estimated Cost Kioa Island 10 $3,510.00 “ 13 $2,005.00

FOCUS FOR THE 48 HOURS  Delivery of Food Rations.  Accurate DDA Assessment  Consistent Compilation of District EOC reports

3.4 WESTERN DIVISION

3.4.1 HIGHLIGHTS  Solomon Island Prime Minister Manasseh Sogovare accompanied by the Deputy Chief Executive Officer I’Taukei Affairs Board Mr.Apakuki Kurisiga toured the Koroipita settlements in the Lautoka Districts  Western Division bulletin for Ba/Nadi/Lautoka fine part from isolated afternoon or evening showers and outlook for Monday- Afternoon or evening showers.

3.4.2 SITUATION OVERVIEW

No changes in the last SITREP

3.4.3 HUMANITARIAN RESPONSE

No changes in the last SITREP

3.4.4 EDUCATON

 The Divisional Education Officer with Education Officer Lautoka/Yasawa currently distributing tarpulins to schools in Rakiraki and Tailevu.

3.4.5 EVACUATION CENTERS

EVACUATION CENTRE WESTERN DIVISION (As of 13/03/16) # EVACUATION DISTRICT # EVACUEES CENTRES RA 154 6,240 BA 4 422 TAVUA 3 114 NADARIVATU 6 62 OVERALL TOTAL 167 5749 LAUTOKA NADI CLEARED & CLOSED YASAWA NADROGA

3.4..6 DAMAGE ASSESMENTS

GOVERNMENT HOUSES SCHOOLS DISTRICT INSTITUTIONS CD PD SD PD CD PD

NADROGA 117 457 18

NADI 136 522 3 35

YASAWA 156 175 7

LAUTOKA 346 1077 5 5 34

BA 1642 4978 35 18

TAVUA 827 2746 3 16 13 NADARIVATU 249 285 4 RAKIRAKI 2,819 1,461 6 43 21 MALOLO 5 60

4.0 AGENCY UPDATES

4.1 MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE

4.1.1 MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE DETAIL DAMAGE ASSESSMENT

Divisions Preliminary Final Farmers Assessment ($) Assessment ($) Affected

Western $48.3m $52.8m 20,058

Central $25.7m $40.5m 13,024

Northern $32.0m $93.8m 9,145

Eastern $14.2m $21.2m 2,295

Total $120.1m $208.5m 44,522

Table : Outlines the detail damage assessment report submitted by Ministry of Agriculture. * The final Damage cost for the sector is $FJD208 million.

4.2 MINISTRY OF FISHERIES AND FORESTRY  Total damages to Fisheries and Forests buildings & projects-$ 3, 547,000  Total damages to Fisheries & Forests private sector- $ 14,552,280

 Forestry Plantation damages estimates- $8.7million

This figure may change after the completion of progressive detailed damage assessments.

5.0 CONCLUSION Damage Assessments statistics are progressively finalising from the Divisions. The Economic Sector is also outlining its damage assessments which include the Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry Sector.

Evacuation Centers and Evacuees statistics continue to decrease as the divisional coordinated effort effectively relief those who have returned to their homes as well as the provision of temporary shelters has also assist in the reduction of the evacuation centers figures.

Mr. Kolinio Saukuru Shift Team leader (National Emergency Operations Centre) for: Director, National Disaster Management Office/ NAT DISCOORD