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Earthquake in Padang, West Sumatra Province, Republic of Indonesia Emergency Situation Report (ESR -5) 05October 2009 Emergency and Humanitarian Action (EHA), WHO Indonesia Earthquake in Padang, West Sumatra Province, Republic of Indonesia HIGH LIGHTS • On 30 September 2009, a strong earthquake registering 7.6 Richter scale, depth 71 km under the sea level southwest Pariaman, struck off the coast of Padang in West Sumatra at 17:16 pm local time, and followed by aftershock 6.2 RS. • Data from the Crisis Center- MoH reported 551 dead, and 788 people suffered from major injury, 2,680 minor injured, 618 missing, and 329 became internally displaced. • 38,001 buildings are damaged. • 4 hospitals, 12 community health center (Puskesmas), 10 Supporting Community Health Center 9Pustu) and 2 official houses collapsed. • Accessibility to affected area was disrupted. Electricity powers are still down in many areas. And there is a lack of clean water and oil supplies. • 3,000 health workers have been deployed by MOH to the affected sites. • WHO has raised US$ 175,000 through the SEARHEF to support the operational field hospital operations. • WHO-MOH and Partner Agencies strategizing field operation support to fill gaps in Padang City for all affected districts. WHO facilitate the PHO to set-up information room, field hospitals, integrated mobile clinics and mobile team, and activated the EWARS. • In collaboration with WFP to set-up the mobile warehouse to distribute the drugs. Affected Areas and Incident Site Mapping The arrows show 10 affected districts by the earthquake: MAP OF WEST SUMATRA PROVINCE Name of the affected Districts And Municipality 1. Pasaman Barat 2. Pasaman 3. Agam 4. Bukittinggi 5. Padang Panjang 6. Padang Pariaman 7. Padang 8. Solok City 9. Solok 10. Pesisir Selatan Estimated population at risk: -Padang City: 777,893 -Padang Pariaman: 338,098 -Pariman City: 78,920 1 Emergency Situation Report (ESR -5) 05October 2009 Caption: Caption: WHO brief the DG of CDC-MOH and partner Health Cluster meeting for International and National Ag encies on the operational plan and health status. Humanitarian Assistance coordination mechanism Casualties and Damage Table showing number of casualties and damaged infrastructure Major Minor Damaged No Districts Dead Injured Injured Missing IDP Building 1 Pariaman 102 0 0 0 0 2 Padang 412 1,690 319 306 1,860 3 Agam 82 40 54 0 13,713 4 Bukit Tinggi 4 0 0 0 200 5 Pesisir Selatan 8 5 0 0 7,891 6 Pasaman Barat 4 410 0 23 2,901 551 7 Padang Pariaman 175 500 245 0 10,191 8 Solok 1 4 0 0 315 9 Solok City 0 0 0 0 0 10 Padang Panjang 0 8 0 0 240 11 Pasaman 0 23 0 0 204 12 Tanah Datar 0 0 0 0 486 Total 551 788 2680 618 329 38001 Damaged Health Facilities Table showing number of Damaged Health Facilities Districts / Official No Municipality Hospital Puskesmas Pustu House 1 Padang City 3 0 0 0 2 Pariaman City 0 2 0 0 3 Agam District 1 3 10 2 4 Tanah Datar 0 2 0 0 5 Pesisir Selatan 0 5 0 0 Total 4 12 10 2 (Source: Monitoring and Information Unit, Crisis Center-MOH) 2 Emergency Situation Report (ESR -5) 05October 2009 Humanitarian Needs Tents, portable closet, generator, radio vhf communication, Generators, WASH, heavy equipment and personnel for SAR effort, food items and emergency shelters. Table showing the needs in 3 hospitals Dr. M. Djamil Hospital Yos Sudarso Hospital No Aid Needed Amount No Aid Needed Amount 1 General orthopedics instrument 1 package 1 External fixator 200 units 2 Electric and manual orthopedic drill 2 packages 2 Plate and screw 100 units 3 Orthopedic drill machine 1 package 3 Arm sling 100 units 4 External Fixator set tibia-femur 30 packages 5 4 inches gypsum 100 units Siti Rahmah Hospital 6 6 inches gypsum 100 units No Aid Needed Amount 7 4 inches soft bandage 100 units 1 External fixator 200 units 8 6 inches soft bandage 100 units 2 Plate and screw 100 units 9 4 inches elastic bandage 100 units 3 Arm sling 100 units 10 6 inches elastic bandage 100 units 11 Acrylic self curing 30 units 12 External fixator 200 packages 13 Plate and screw 100 units 14 Arm sling 100 units 15 Child skintraktion 20 units 16 Adult skintraktion 30 units 17 Surgical gawn 300 units Response EHA-WHO and Crisis Center – Ministry of Health • WHO has raised US$ 175,000 to support field health operation. • WHO – MOH and partner agencies strategizing field operation support to fill gaps in Padang City for all affected districts. • Deployed more than 3,000 health staffs through Regional Crisis Center Jakarta, Makassar, Medan, Palembang, Surabaya, Riau, Aceh and in close collaboration with National Army and Police Department. • WHO facilitate and support the PHO and DHO through Crisis Center in the following areas: a. Support and set-up the information unit in PHO. b. Internal coordination meeting ( daily meeting conducted at 08:00 am) c. Lead the Health Cluster Coordination (daily meeting conducted at 17:00 pm) d. In collaboration with MOH, Government of Australia, Russia, Japan and Singapore to set-up the field hospital mobile clinics in these areas: Sei Geringging, Lubuk Kalung, Padang Pariaman sub districts and near M. Jamil Hospital. e. Facilitate the activation of EWARS (Early Warning and Rapid Response System) which include 1 sms gateway and call system shared to all health workers. f. Facilitate the integrated mobile clinics and mobile team to assess, treat, refer and conduct the surveillance activity in collaboration with CDC-MOH. g. In collaboration with WFP, facilitate the transit store room and mobile store/warehouse to distribute the drugs. h. WHO and MOH are on the stage on finalizing the operational plan. • Besides conducting Rapid Health Assessment activities, MOH provided assistance as follows: 3 Emergency Situation Report (ESR -5) 05October 2009 Table showing the list of assistance provided by MOH No Aid Amount No Aid Amount 1 Operational funds US$ 20,000 15 lysol 300 liters 2 Medical supplies 1.5 tones 16 Water purifier 1,000 kg 3 Baby food 5 tones 17 Polybag 5,000 units 4 Velbed 400 units 18 Pot chlorine 200 units 5 Surgical gawn 1,000 units 19 Masks 4,000 units 6 Tent 2 units 20 Clean water 5000 bottles 7 Genset 2 units 21 Orthopedics set 2 packages Orthopedics battery-driven 8 Fogging Machine 2 units 22 drill 1 unit 9 Bednet 500 units 23 Manual orthepedic drill 1 unit 10 Basic Health Kit 5 boxes 24 Basic mayor surgery 1 unit 11 Ringer lactat 5,000 units 25 Vena sectio 3 unit Abdominal Operation 12 Cathether 400 units 26 instrument 1 unit 13 Child wing needle 100 units 27 Sterilizator 1 unit 14 Chlorine 10 drums 28 Gypsum 400 kg Caption: Caption: Minister of Health and Head of Crisis Center giving Rescue teams look for victims in a collapsed hotel in press conference on health situation in Padang City Pariaman Situation Analysis • Clean water supply from the waterworks (PDAM) in 14 villages of Padang city, West Sumatra’s provincial capital, had not been restored due to a shattered pipeline. • Areas with huge levels of damage to infrastructure were in need of basic food and tents for temporary shelter • West Sumatra needs 10,000 tents for quake victim as quoted from Deputy Governor Marlis Rahman said that local government had received humanitarian assistance from many parties, but only a few of them sent in tents. • Indonesia’s health minister, Siti Fadillah Supari, said the government estimated the death toll could reach 3,000, adding that disease was becoming a concern, especially in Padang city, where a pervading stench of decomposing bodies hangs over the ruined buildings. MOH are now focusing on minimizing post-quake disease. 4 Emergency Situation Report (ESR -5) 05October 2009 • Hundreds of doctors, nurses, search and rescue experts and cleanup crews arrived Saturday at the Padang airport from around the world with tons of food, tents, medicine, clean water, generators and a field hospital. But with no electricity, fuel shortages and telecommunication outages, the massive operation was little bit chaotic. Health Staffs Resources Mobilization RHA Orthopedic General Neuro No Institution Team Surgeon Surgeon Surgeon Forensic Anesthesiologist Obgyn Pediatrician 1 RCC North Sumatra 1 5 3 2 2 RCC South Sumatra 1 2 1 3 RCC Jakarta 4 5 1 3 4 RCC South Sulawesi 4 4 1 5 PHO Jambi 6 PHO Bengkulu DHO Ogan Komering 7 Ulu 8 National Army (TNI) 1 1 Indonesian Red- 9 Crescent (BSMI) Medical Emergency 10 Rescue Team 1 1 1 11 Kartini Hospital 1 12 Crisis Center - MOH 3 13 Dr. Soetomo Hospital 0 3 3 0 2 3 0 14 Hasan Sadikin Hospital 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 15 Sardjito Hospital 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 Total 3 12 17 2 8 1 3 General Advanced Assistant Public Health Assistant No Institution Practitioner Nurse Nurse Midwife Anesthesiologist Officer Pharmacist 1 RCC North Sumatra 5 6 4 1 1 2 2 RCC South Sumatra 6 10 4 3 3 RCC Jakarta 2 17 4 RCC South Sulawesi 1 5 PHO Jambi 6 2 6 PHO Bengkulu 3 9 DHO Ogan Komering 7 Ulu 2 9 8 National Army (TNI) 6 Indonesian Red- 9 Crescent (BSMI) 1 3 1 1 Medical Emergency 10 Rescue Team 5 11 Kartini Hospital 12 Crisis Center - MOH 2 13 Dr. Soetomo Hospital 3 0 2 14 Hasan Sadikin Hospital 1 1 15 Sardjito Hospital Total 41 47 18 1 1 3 5 5 Emergency Situation Report (ESR -5) 05October 2009 Admin Surveillance Communication No Institution Internist Ophthalmologist Psychiatrist Officer Officer Officer 1 RCC North Sumatra 2 1 2 RCC South Sumatra 1 2 1 1 3 RCC Jakarta 2 4 RCC South Sulawesi 1 5 PHO Jambi 1 6 PHO Bengkulu DHO Ogan Komering 7 Ulu 2 8 National Army (TNI) Indonesian Red- 9 Crescent (BSMI) 1 Medical Emergency 10 Rescue Team 11 Kartini Hospital 12 Crisis Center - MOH 5 13 Dr.
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