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SOMALIA Health Cluster Floods Situation Update No SOMALIA Health Cluster Floods Situation Update No. 3 23 December 2019 OVERVIEW Key Figures Many families in Middle Shabelle and Hiraan Regions were caught unprepared when unexpected heavy rains fell during the second week of December 2019. Desperate, their shelter and household 530,000 items were washed away by the flood waters. They were forced to abandon their homes to seek higher grounds for safety. People affected by the floods The rains washed out roads and limited movement in and around Hudur, disrupting supply deliveries to local markets and making it hard for people to access health and other vital services. 213,000 Affected by The flood waters receded in AREAS IN CRISIS: There Is public outcry in Bulo Burto, Jala- Cyclone Pawan December, but stagnant water laqsi and surrounding areas in Hiraan Region. The two other crisis remains a challenge in most of areas are Buurdhuubo and in Gedo Region and Afgooye and sur- the affected areas. Disease rounding areas in Lower Shabelle Region. Access to health in Qandala, Bari region has been reported affected, with 7 out of the 8 outbreaks have been reported existing health centers unreachable due to ongoing conflict. in many areas in Hiraan, Gedo, Lower Shabelle regions Buurdhuubo, Gedo Region At Buurdhuubo Hospital, doctors have for long been struggling to treat hundreds of patients with various diseases including malaria, diarrhea, malnutrition, with more than three deaths reported be- 500,000 tween 19-21 December 2019. Over the last four years, Buurdhubo has been inaccessible to humanitarian workers. It has been report- In need of life-saving ed that Trocaire, an international NGO left over two years ago due health assistance to security challenges. There is no health partner on ground. The Health Cluster NGO Focal Person in Gedo Region hughlights gaps After the occurrence of Tropical in primary and secondary health care and a need for urgent lifesav- 200,000 ing health assistance. Cyclone Pawan, people needed Health Cluster target medical attention following injuries Afgooye, Lower Shabelle Region for health assistance resulting from subsequent landfall. Afgooye and surrounding villages, especially the western villages of The Cyclone displaced communi- Balguri, Aytiro and Sagaalad are still facing gross health challenges ties, and increased the risk of as a result of the floods of Shabelle River. All residents in lower- disease outbreak. Heavy rain has lying settlements moved from higher places in the district. During caused flooding, also increasing the third week of December 2019, Hon. Ibrahim Adan Najax, the $2.14m funding received from SHF Governor of Lower Shabelle region raised a humanitarian appeal for the risk of water borne and vector borne disease outbreaks. support to flloed-affected populations in Afgoye, Zabiid and neigh- $2.14M $4.5M boring affected areas. DISCLAIMER: The designations employed and the presentation of material on this map do not imply the expression of any opinion whatsoever on the part of the Somalia Health Cluster concerning the legal status of any country, territory, city or area or of its authorities, or concerning the delimitation of its frontiers or boundaries.. SOURCES: Admin boundary layers: UNDP; Affected areas: Health Cluster Partners, OCHA Somalia, the Media; Feedback: [email protected] 2 | Health Cluster Floods Situation Update No. 3 23 December 2019 Bulo Burto and Jalalaqsi: Hirshabelle state authorities called for immedi- ate humanitarian assistance to flood affected people in Bulo Burto and Jalalaqsi districts. Leading the supervision mission, the Hirshabelle Minis- The Somalia Floods Response ter of Interior communicated with the OCHA Belet Weyne Sub Office on Plan, November 2019 – Janu- 22 December, reporting that many people Jalalaqsi were badly affected ary 2020 estimates the total the floods. Many people have been reported displaced from their houses, number of people affected by abandoning their farms and livestock. The most affected people were in the floods at 547,000, of whom Jalalaqsi District, and had not received any lifesaving health assistance 370,000 were displaced. In since in weeks. The most urgent health needs highlighted included nutri- Belet Weyne district, an esti- tion and provision of mosquito nets. mated 45,500 households (273,000 people) have fled Nugal and Bari Regions: On 6 December 2019 Tropical Cyclone Pawan their homes. Farmland, infra- passed over Nugaal and Bari regions of Puntland State. According to the structure and roads have been Humanitarian Affairs and Disaster Management Agency, at least 35,600 destroyed in some of the worst- people in Puntland have been affected by the heavy rains that accompa- hit areas in Hirshabelle, Juba- nied the tropical cyclone. The heavy rains and floods resulted in damage land and South West States. to shelters, including collapse of houses and loss of domestic household As of 21 December 2019, at items, which have been washed away by the flash floods, reducing house- least 20 deaths have been holds’ capacities to cope. Flooding poses a high risk of water-borne and reported. vector-borne diseases in the most affected districts of Eyl, Bandarbayla, Galuula and Laasqoray. Preliminary investigations in Nugal and Mudug indicate that none of the health facilities has been affected. A mother in desperate need of Qandala District: Access to health care remains a challenge in Qandala lifesaving health assistance for District of Bari Region. Local authorities reported an estimated 2,000 resi- her sick, malnourished child at dents from at least eight villages in Qandala district (including Moqor, Gol- cadaadeed, Gurur, Hoobato, Harawo, Canjeel, Camayro and Jecayl) una- Buurdhuubo Hospital in Gedo ble to access basic health services due to the blockage of the main road Region, December 2019. Photo by the Islamic State of Somalia (IS). Access to health, and food were by staff at the hospital. reported particularly critical, with no health facilities operating in seven out of the eight affected villages in the district. The area has been security- challenged and hard-to-reach without effective humanitarian coverage. The local authorities in the area have since appealed for assistance through the OCHA Field Coordination Unit in Puntland State. PERSISTENT CONSTRAINTS TO EFFECTIVE DELIVERY OF HEALTH SERVICES EXCLUSION: Concerns remain around exclusion and ACCESS: Excessive flooding has rendered the roads CHIKUNGUNYA OUTBREAK IN BURCO discrimination in aid delivery, involving a strong involve- impassable, complicating efforts in the delivery of life- saving services and supplies to people in affected ment of local authorities and traditional leaders from domi- The Ministry of Health and Development in Somaliland issued a Chikungu- communities. Floods have left several health care nya outbreak alert in Burco town. Following the alert, KEMRI laboratory in nant groups, in the selection of the beneficiaries. Callers of facilities under water, and inaccessible. Two of RI’s Nairobi conducted an investigation confirming Chikungunya on 11 Novem- Radio Ergo have expressed concerns on the matter. This four static health facilities (Bundoweyne and Hawa ber 2019. A total of 404 cases, majority male (54.5%) and aged less than is curtailing the independence of aid providers in prioritiz- Tako) in Beletweyne Town have been under water. 10 years (24.3%) were reported between 30/09/2019 to 14/12/2019. The ing assistance to those who need it most. Discrimination of Recent assessments conducted in Awdhegle District of Lower Shabelle and Bardheere District of Gedo most affected sections in Burco town were Plaza (34 cases), October (34 the IDP population in Beledweyne, mostly the traditionally cases), Hodan (33 cases) and Cuqubo (20 cases). There have been alerts this constraint, with some health facilities located marginalized communities lacking strong representation. of Chikungunya in Beletweyne, Galkayo and Garowe. miles away from settlements. 3 | Health Cluster Floods Situation Update No. 3 23 December 2019 How the Health Cluster is responding Health Concerns from Callers of Radio Ergo ” More Health Cluster partners are joining the response. Assessments are informing interventions. WOCCA conducted a Rapid Needs Assessment on floods around Bal’ad District of Middle Shabelle Hello my name is N.A.N in Jowhar, Middle Shabelle. The are disease outbreaks Region establishing 2,210 households affected and over 3,546 hectares of farmland destroyed. in the area, the families and children living along the river are vulnerable to dis- ease outbreaks. The Somali people should help their brothers and sisters facing With support from BAL’AD District Council, Omelia Community Development Organization has been ” hardships in Jowhar…” on ground, transporting affected people to high lands and distributing plastic sheets, reaching 4,998 people in 833 households in MUKID-DHEERE village. The partner also reached 2,100 people in 350 Hello Radio Ergo, I am calling from Middle Shabelle, Wanlaweyn, my name is households in GOLOLEEY village. M.D. We have rainfall and we are concerned about mosquitoes. I am a listener of ” Radio Ergo and I constantly follow your programs…” IFRC is activating and deploying two mobile health clinics to serve the communities affected by the Tropical Cyclone Pawan for two months (60 days each). This will reach an estimated population of Hello I am calling from Bardera, Gedo. there have been outbreaks of Malaria in 31,500 people (16,065 women and 15,435 men) with interventions
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