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IDP IDP IDP CRISIS RESPONSE BULLETIN November 02, 2015 - Volume: 1, Issue: 42 IN THIS BULLETIN HIGHLIGHTS: English News 03-39 Medical team leaves for KP to assist earthquake affectees 03 Dengue fever outbreak in its intense phase 03 Relief, rehabilitation continues in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa 05 Natural Calamities Section 03-18 Earthquake 2015: Are Pakistanis mobilised best when calamities are 06 Safety and Security Section 19-24 of colossal magnitudes? Public Services Section 25-39 NDMA vows to help earthquake survivors rebuild before winter 07 After the earthquake 11 Crackdown: Traffic police to arrest people driving without a licence 19 Maps 04,40-48 Turkey to provide 34 T-37 aircraft free of cost to Pakistan 21 Anti-terror crackdown: Under NAP, a million people quizzed 22 World Polio Day observed 25 Urdu News 66-49 USAID improves power distribution system preventing Rs.16b loss 25 annually Natural Calamities Section 66-63 Global increase: Petrol price hiked by Rs2.5 per litre 27 Safety and Security section Who will reopen 6,107 closed public schools in Sindh? 28 62-59 Media urged to create awareness on technical, vocational training 29 Public Service Section 58-49 programmes PAKISTAN WEATHER MAP WEEKLY WEATHER SITUATION MAP OF PAKISTAN EARTHQUAKE HAZARD: KPK WORST AFFECTED EARTHQUAKE HAZARD MAP - LOSSES & DAMAGES MAPS DROUGHT SITUATION MAP OF PAKISTAN DENGUE OUTBREAK IN RAWALPINDI-PUNJAB CNG SECTOR GAS LOAD MANAGEMENT PLAN-SINDH LOCAL GOVERNMENT ELECTION 2015 (PHASE I) SNGPL INDUSTRIAL GAS LOAD MANAGEMENT PLAN VEGETATION ANALYSIS MAP OF PAKISTAN EARTHQUAKE HAZARD: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Worst Affected (as of October 29, 2015) Pakistan Losses & Damages by Province (as of October 29, 2015) ¯ China Chitral 200 GILGIT BALTISTAN 5 0 1 0 K 1 0 M 10 50 km KHYBER 5 K 2 0 M 0 K 31 Gilgit 2 0 M 5 K Baltistan PAKHTUNKHWA 3 0 M 0 K 225 3 0 5 K M 4 0 M 1,706 0 K Indian Swat 0 M Khyber K Occupied M Pakhtunkhwa 2 100 km ICT 12 Kashmir Afghanistan 30 Kohistan 59 AJK 3 162 222 FATA Upper 150 km Dir Legend 5 Number of Lower Batagram 98 Dir 250 Death & Injured People Shangla 47 Punjab 200 km Torgher I Death Malakand 4 n P.A Buner 18 d i Injured 79 Mansehra a 98 n Number of Charsadda O 101 Abbottabad Balochistan House Damaged c 250 km 1 Mardan Swabi c 0 u Iran p Nowshehra 51 85 i Haripur e 1 - 6 165 India Peshawar 14 d Sindh 7 - 61 K 300 km a ICT s 61 - 436 h m Hangu Kohat AJK 437 - 12,968 i 21 r 350 km Legend Focal Map data source(s): Karak NDMA Depth (km) DISCLAIMER: Number of School Damages Number of ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Death in KPK This product is the sole property of ALHASAN SYSTEMS Bannu 201 - 289 [www.alhasan.com] - A Knowledge Management, Business 4 Psychology Modeling, and Publishing Company. 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For further explanation of these legal notices please contact [email protected]. ©2015 www.alhasan.com IDP IDP 3 IDP CRISIS RESPONSE BULLETIN NATURAL CALAMITIES NEWS HEADLINES DETAILS Dengue claims child's life PESHAWAR/LAHORE: A 12-year-old child lost his life at a hospital in Peshawar on Sunday after in Peshawar; number of battling the fatal dengue disease.The child's father, Ajmal Khan, claimed that the life of his child could have been saved had the hospital staff provided treatment on time. According to Khan, the patients rises in Punjab child was left battling the disease for hours without any attention from doctors or hospital staff.The Geo News, November1, 2015 number of patients affected by the mosquito-borne disease in Peshawar has now crossed 100. Number of dengue patients rises in Punjab Meanwhile, the number of dengue patients is also on the rise in Punjab province.A patient lost his life in Rawalpindi today, while the dengue virus has been confirmed in 12 more persons in Multan.In Rawalpindi, the total number of dengue patients being treated at different hospitals has crossed 3,000. With the death of one patient today, the number of people who have become victims of the deadly disease has reached 8 in Rawalpindi.Meanwhile, a similar situation exists in Multan, where – after the confirmation of 12 more cases – the total number of dengue patients has risen to 334.The mosquito-borne disease has so far claimed 2 lives in Multan. Medical team leaves for LAHORE: On the instructions of Punjab Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif, process of sending KP to assist earthquake medical teams from Punjab for providing treatment facilities to earthquake affectees in Khyber affectees Pakhtunkhwa (KP) is continuing. Daily Times, November1, 2015 A 21-member medical team from Sir Ganga Ram Hospital along with two ambulances and medicines has left for KP on Saturday. Medical Superintendent Dr Abdul Basit said that the 21- member team sent to KP, headed by Assistant Professor Dr Subhan Shahid, comprises on doctors, nurses, dispensers, operation theatre assistants and ward attendants. He said that the team has also taken stocks of medicine with it, adding that the medical teams are being sent to KP on rotation from different hospitals of Punjab. He said in case of need, more doctors will be sent to provide treatment facilities to calamity-hit brethren of KP. Quake aftermath: Death GILGIT: At least 14 people have been killed and 92 others injured in landslides triggered across toll in G-B hits 14 Gilgit–Baltistan by the October 26 earthquake, said G-B Disaster Management Authority Director Express Tribune, November1, 2015 General Asim Raza on Saturday.Speaking to the media at Gilgit Press Club, Raza said the quake destroyed 157 houses and partially damaged 406 others across the region.Raza said the victims included four people killed in Ghizer, three in Diamer, one in Ghanche and five in Gilgit including the victims of a road accident in Kohistan. The DG said the 92 injured included two each in Hunza and Nagar, 23 in Gilgit, 44 in Diamer, 20 in Ghizer and one in Skardu.Raza said Ghizer Valley was the worst hit as 80 houses were destroyed there. It was followed by Diamer with 6 houses, while 10 were destroyed in Hunza, four in Nagar and three in Gilgit.