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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 0800 hours – 1600 hours on Wednesday, 16/03/2016.

Updates in this report summarise all reports and briefs submitted from the four (04)

Divisional Emergency Operation Centres (DEOC’s).

1.0 HIGHLIGHTS OF LAST 12 HOURS

1.0.1 MEDIA RELEASE

Prime Minister Hon. Voreqe Bainimarama to officiate as Chief Guest at the

official handing over of Tropical Cyclone Winston Humanitarian Assistance

from the People's Republic of China to the Fijian Government on Thursday

17th

March, 2016 at the VIP Lounge, Nausori Airport.

State option: Bainimarama outlines financial aid scenarios – Prime

Minister Voreqe Bainimarama says Government is exploring the option of

providing financial assistance to individuals whose homes were destroyed by

Severe Tropical Cyclone Winston. Speaking at Nabukadra village in the

district of Nakorotubu in Ra, yesterday, he said discussions would be held

with the Finance Ministry to find out if this was possible.

Ra rehab work praised – Commissioner Western Manasa Tagicakibau has

praised the Fiji Roads Authority and its maintenance contractor Higgins (Fiji)

Limited for the rehabilitation process in the Ra province. “I thank FRA and

Higgins for working around the clock in allowing us the accessibility to some

of the affected areas in Ra.”

F$250,000 for cyclone hit Pacific neighbors – In the fallout of Cyclone

Winston, a Manawatu-born company has pledged a substantial amount to

help out Fiji. Pledging Fijian $250,000, or about $170,000 NZD, the

company is donating the money to help in the humanitarian relief effort. One

of New Zealand's largest roading and infrastructure companies, Higgins has a

team of 250 staff on the ground in Fiji, most of who are locals. Chief

executive David Geor said after Cyclone Winston's destruction and impact on

the Higgins staff and their families, the company implemented a plan to help.

The staffs are now solely dedicated to clean-up efforts, clearing roads and

restoring swept-away bridge approaches and restoring amenities.

Schools need tents – Sixty-four primary schools in the Western division are

in need of 318 temporary shelters for learning purposes. And they have

made their requests for tents and tarpaulins to the National Disaster

Management Office through their divisional education office.

Vegetable growers call for aid – Vegetables growers in low lying areas of

the Sigatoka Valley are calling on Government to roll out assistance programs

as soon as possible. Ram Chandar Rao from Tavuto said while the valley

escaped the brunt of TC Winston, heavy rainfall associated with the Category

5 storm had affected farms located along the Sigatoka river banks.

NATIONAL EMERGENCY OPERATION CENTER

TROPICAL CYCLONE WINSTON

SITUATION REPORT 87 of 16/03/2016

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PM visits villagers and schools in Ra – Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama

visited a number of villages in the Tikina of Nakorotubu in Ra yesterday with

relief supplies such as tents, hardware supplies, washing detergent and

bottles of water. These villages included Mata-i-nananu, Dela-i-yadua,

Nayavutoka, Nabukadra, Verevere and Namarai. Bainimarama thanked the

villagers for being resilient and not waiting for Government’s assistance. He

said it was good to see that the villagers were working together in rebuilding

their lives instead of waiting for assistance all day.

PS Talkback Show Radio Fiji One - Fiji Electricity Authority representative

Samu Ratu appeared for the midday show. He spoke on the restoration of

power supply to areas that have been affected in the aftermath of Tropical

Cyclone Winston. Mr. Ratu in response to questions posed by the callers

explained that FEA was working around the clock to restore power supply to

areas that still do not have electricity.

1.0.2 WESTERN DIVISION

Urgent request from Turaga ni Koro of Nubuyanitu village in Navosa

requesting if an assessment can be carried out in their village and the

Tikina of Noikoro due to damages to property and crops caused by TC

Winston. According to him there has been no assessment carried out as

of today.

Urgent request for 30,000 tents. E-mail has been sent to DIV EOC West to

send details of this request.

1.1 STATUS SUMMARY

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 two divisions as to-date is 4,908.

1.1.1 SITUATIONAL STATS

1.2 WEATHER BULLETIN

Weather Bulletin

Issued from the National Weather Forecasting Centre Nadi at 3.30pm on Wednesday

the 16th

of March 2016

EVENT REMARKS TOTAL

CENTRAL WEST EAST NORTH TOTAL

Death

During TC

Winston

7

13

22

2

44

Evacuation

Centres

0

95

124

0

229

Evacuees 0 2,417 2,491 0 4,908

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Situation: A frontal system remains slow moving just to the south of Fiji. Associated

cloud and showers affect the southern parts of the group.

Forecast to midnight tonight for the Fiji group:

Some showers about the Kadavu, Southern Lau group, the western parts and

interior of the larger islands. Elsewhere, fine apart from isolated afternoon or

evening showers and few thunderstorms. Moderate northerly winds becoming

predominantly northwesterly from later today. Moderate to rough seas.

Outlook for Friday: Some showers about Kadavu, Southern Lau group, the southern

parts and interior of the larger islands. Elsewhere, afternoon or evening showers

and thunderstorms.

For Navua/Suva/Nausori: Afternoon or evening showers.

Outlook for Friday: Afternoon or evening showers.

For Nadi/Lautoka/Ba: Fine apart from afternoon or evening showers and

thunderstorms.

Outlook for Friday: Afternoon or evening showers and thunderstorms.

For Labasa: Fine apart from afternoon or evening showers and thunderstorms.

Outlook for Friday: Afternoon or evening showers and thunderstorms.

For Savusavu: Afternoon or evening showers.

Outlook for Friday: Afternoon or evening showers.

For Rotuma: Cloudy periods with some showers and possible thunderstorms.

Moderate northwesterly winds. Moderate seas.

Outlook for Friday: Occasional showers.

Marine Weather Bulletin

Situation: A frontal system remains slow moving to the South of Fiji. Associated

cloud and showers affect the southern parts of the group.

Forecast to 6pm tomorrow for Fiji waters:

Northerly winds 10 – 15 knots, becoming predominantly northwest from later

today. Moderate seas.

Further outlook: Northwesterly winds 10 to 15 knots. Moderate seas.

2.0 DIVISIONAL UPDATES

Brief summary of updates for the four [4] divisions are highlighted below:

2.1 CENTRAL DIVISION

DIVEOC Central has requested the following:

250 cartons of bottled water for Central Division EOC's and Field Teams.

3 chainsaws for the Forestry Field teams.

2.2 EASTERN DIVISION

NEOC received today at 1005hrs a phone call from a Ms Litia (Ph-3576059)

with regards to the issue of ration distribution on Koro, specifically the

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village of Tuatua. She had been informed by a Mr Necani (mob-7313369), a

SDA Pastor that he visited the island over the weekend and provide some

food rations to the village of Tuatua. He was informed by villagers that this

was first time food has been provided to the village. The caller has requested

NDMO to please verify this information and provide relief to the village of

TUATUA.

Arrangement has been carried out by the Eastern Division Team for the

clearing of debris using heavy machines (bulldozer) in villages in Koro and

Ovalau.

Eastern Division team are working very closely with UNDP team who will be

accommodating the payment of the machines. One machine is in Koro Island

and Divisional Engineer Central Eastern is currently organising for another

bulldozer to be used in Ovalau.

KORO

The Ministry of Health today distributed 49 x Hygiene Kit Packs to the 12 x

settlements on the island.

The DISMAC team headed by Mr Satakala conducted on foot assessment on

all villages and settlements to confirm the actual figures of houses

completely destroyed by Cyclone Winston.

ADF Engineers continue to use their machinery to clear off large debris at

villages to the Western part of the island and also concluded their repairs to

the schools at Kade and Nakodu villages.

ADF provided pork meat to all the villages where their troops have been

deployed including our location as part of their farewell dinner as they wrap

up their work on the island.

Distributed and erected 26 x Shelter Box tents at Nabuna, Tavua, Naqaidamu

and Nacamaki villages during the period.

Request for 1 drum of premix for Koro Island.

CICIA

SITREP 72 regarding Cicia

Roads

The main road at Natokalau village and Naceva village seashore was totally

destroyed by tsunami.

The main road along Cicia Island was mostly covered with fallen trees after

TC Winston.

Parts of Cicia main road which was lying next to the seashore was covered

with tidal wave debris after the Cyclone.

Schools

Only 1 school building was partly destroyed at Natokalau Village School after

the Cyclone.

Village Housing

There are 3 houses destroyed at Cicia Island after TC Winston as follows:

2 Houses destroyed at Naceva village.

1 House destroyed at Natokalau village by tsunami living debris inside the

house.

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Telecommunication

The Digicel Telecommunication tower was damaged after the Cyclone.

Agriculture

All farms around Cicia have been completely destroyed.

POST TC WINSTON

Roko managed to conduct assessment on five (5) villages in Cicia on

damaged caused by TC Winston and also managed to check the Digicel

Company Telecommunication tower at Cicia to confirm the network

disruption.

Assistant Roko Tui Lau for Vanuabalavu/Cicia approached the Chairman of

Cicia Pine Project Mr. Tevita Wainiqolo for the use Cicia Pine Project

machinery to clear and clean-up of fallen trees and debris along the Cicia

main road since the FRA did not have the proper machinery.

The FRA was also assisted by the Lomati and Natokalau village Disaster

Management Committee

Report recommends the relocation of Natokalau village and its Primary

School to higher ground. Road that runs towards Natokalau and Naceva also

recommended to be relocated across the village.

2.3 NORTHERN DIVISION

No update since last SITREP

2.4 WESTERN DIVISION

Team sent to Nagado and surrounding areas for food ration delivery returned

at 0500hrs today and were unable to access a few settlements due to rainy

weather.

Nasukamai village, Nalawa, Ra was visited by the cabin crew of Fiji Airways

who donated food and hygiene packs.

TFL visited Ra schools offering School kits in consultation with Ministry of

Education.

Medical Pacific Services are in Nalawa, Ra offering counselling and medical

services.

7 crossings in Ra have been completed and are now accessible to traffic. For

details please refer to 3.7.

3.0 AGENCY UPDATES

3.1. Ministry of Health

No update since last SITREP.

3.2 Water Authority of Fiji

No update since last SITREP.

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3.3 Ministry of Education

DIVISION DISTRICT PRIMARY SCHOOLS SECONDARY TOTAL

Central Nausori 0 1 1

Suva 0 0 0

Northern Macuata/ Bua 0 0 0

Cakaudrove 0 0 0

Western

Ba Tavua 0 0 0

L/T/Y 0 0 0

Rakiraki 2 0 2

Nadroga/ Navosa 0 0 0

Eastern Eastern 1 1 2

TOTAL 3* 2* 5*

3.3.1 Eastern Division

Details regarding request from Ministry of Education for extra tents

NO SCHOOL LOCATION NO. OF TENTS

1 Wainibuka Secondary Nayavu, Tailevu 3

2 Wainibuka District Nayavu, Tailevu 1

3 Turagarua Primary Soa, Ra 1

4 Nasautoka District Nasautoka, Tailevu 2

5 Tailevu North College Korovou, Tailevu 3

6 St. Vincent Primary Namena (Natovi)Tailevu 1

7 Lawaki Primary Lawaki, Namena, Tailevu 1

8 Dawasamu District Dawasamu, Tailevu 1

9 Dawasamu Secondary Dawasamu, Tailevu 1

10 Waiqanake District Waiqanake, Suva, Rewa 1

3.4 Ministry of Fisheries & Forests

No update since last SITREP.

3.5 Bureau of Statistics

No update since last SITREP.

3.6 NGOs

3.6.1 Fiji Red Cross

Please refer to Appendix II for summary of distribution to the 4 divisions.

3.6.2 Pacific Centre for Peacebuilding (PCP)

Pacific Centre for Peacebuilding (PCP) is working in collaboration with Oxfam, to

distribute WASH (water and sanitation hygiene) packs to communities in Tailevu and

Taveuni where they normally work in. The packs that they will distribute contain:

1. 1 bucket

2. 1x 20 litre water can

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3. 10 packets of aqua water purifying tablets

4. 1 bar washing soap

5. 2 x 3 packs protex bathing soap

6. 4 x 10 pack sanitary pads

7. 1 pack diapers

8. 5 x colgate tooth paste

9. 6 tooth brushes

10. 2 towels

11. 1 plastic cup

Each pack is valued at $50 and we have 205 packs for Tailevu and 325 for Taveuni.

These will be distributed proportionate to the size of the communities. The North

Communities are as follows and distribution will start 1 April:

VILLAGE DISTRICT PROVINCE # OF FAMILY TOTAL

POPULATION

Lavena Wainikeli Cakaudrove 79 610

Korovou -

Bouma Wainikeli Cakaudrove 85 342

Qeleni Wainikeli Cakaudrove 72 336

Qarawalu

Settlement Vuna Cakaudrove 125 500

Vuna Village Vuna Cakaudrove 55 505

Kanacea

Village Vuna Cakaudrove 47 218

Navakawau Vuna Cakaudrove 98 545

Dreketi-

Qamea Laucala Cakaudrove 49 232

Tailevu communities are:

VILLAGE DISTRICT PROVINCE # OF FAMILIES TOTAL POPULATION

Nabouva Nasautoka Tailevu 56 80

Malabi Wailevu Tailevu 22 118

Wailotua #1 Wailevu Tailevu 50 152

Nasautoka Nasautoka Tailevu 43 168

Naveicovatu Wailevu Tailevu 34 100

3.7 Fiji Roads Authority

No. LOCATION OF

CROSSINGS IN RA STATUS

1 Nayaulevu

Repairs completed. All

crossings are now

accessible to the public.

2 Vanuakula

3 Namasi

4 Burelevu

5 Nailuva

6 Nasukamai

7 Nararavou

1 Savusavu Awaiting diggers

2 Nakorovou 25% complete

3 Waievu 80% complete

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3.8 Australian Mission

Australia’s Medical Assistance Team (AUSMAT) have demobilised and left Fiji

after treating 1768 patients in Ra, Ovalau, Ba and Tailevu. A full debrief and

assessment report was provided to Ministry of Health.

Australia gifted FJ $23,000 worth of medical supplies to Ministry of Health on

13 March.

ADF provided a full assessment report of Taveuni to Minister Seruiratu on 15

March in Tailevu. Report submitted to Current Ops as Report no, 2795/16/3

for their information.

3.9 New Zealand Mission

This report is as of 14th

March.

Construction/plumbing/electrical/heavy equipment and water delivery tasks

were ongoing today in Vanuabalavu today. Some points to note include:

o Mualevu: generator shed is complete and power is back on.

o Mualevu: reconstruction of nurses clinic is complete.

o Mualevu: toilet block is 95% complete.

o Environmental health surveys of water sources undertaken in Mavana

and Mualevu (results will be passed to NDMO).

HMNZS Canterbury is on route to Suva and will be alongside tomorrow

(Tuesday) morning. NZMAT and USAR teams will disembark and return to NZ.

MFAT second rotation will embark HMNZS Canterbury which will sail back to

Vanuabalavu (via Yacata Island) on Wednesday 15 March.

A team of NZDF engineers went to Yacata Island to remove a water pump

(local bore hole) to see if this is repairable. The pump is on board HMNZS

Canterbury and if repairable, will be reinstalled at Yacata when the NZDF

team when work begins there (from 17 March).

NDMO Vanuabalavu has food stores for Yacata Island that will be delivered by

the Tonga Navy vessel. This food may need to be supplemented with MFAT

supplies (on board HMNZS Canterbury) – NDMO will advise by 1200hrs

tomorrow if this is required. Remaining food stores aboard HMNZS

Canterbury will then be delivered to the NDMO relief supply depot on

Vanuabalavu (on return – Thursday/Friday) for distribution by NDMO to

communities on Vanuabalavu.

Based on a request from the NDMO, NZDF mechanics are servicing the

Lomaloma Hospital Ambulance boat engines to see if they are salvageable.

Following successful deployments, USAR and NZMAT teams have now

cleaned their equipment, ready for return to NZ.

NZMAT have established a list of supplies (consumables and drugs) that they

plan to provide to the Lomaloma Hospital. Most supplies would not be

returned to NZ (opened bulk medications etc.) and this is a positive way of

providing additional support. NZMAT Suva representative is seeking approval

for this with the Fiji Ministry of Health in Suva, and if approved, the stores

will be dropped at the hospital when HMNZS Canterbury returns at the end of

the week.

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3.10 Ministry of Youths & Sports

3.10.1 Western Division:

Staff helped verify complaints received at the EOC, reconciled records for

ration distribution as well as distributed rations.

Repacked donations for rations.

3.10.2 Central Division:

Contact has been made with the Principal Agriculture Officer Central about

planting materials who referred staff to the Agriculture office responsible for

the area in Wainibuka. Planting materials will be collected on Friday 18

March 2016.

Staff will travel and work with the Agriculture Locality Officer for the exercise

on Friday.

Following a meeting with the village elders of Nabulini, Staff and youth clubs

will clean up and help with planting for 40 households.

3.10.3 Northern Division:

Staff continued to work at the EOC in Labasa and Taveuni

A colleague helped with ration distribution to 3 schools and villages near

Savusavu.

A staff departed to Tukavesi to spray mosquitoes with health inspectors with

15 villages on the target list.

3.10.4 Eastern Division:

Youths in the Tikina Levuka have been heavily involved in clearing up debris

and generally cleaning up with the help of Inmates at the Levuka Corrections

Facility.

A staff assisted other Government Officials to distribute clothing for young

men and women, kitchen utensils and food to the villages affected around

the Island of Ovalau; donations were from the Methodist Church of Fiji.

The young men at the Baba Settlement have been working tirelessly

rebuilding their homes; there has been some assistance from the Fiji Red

Cross Society for tents for temporary shelter.

3.11 Fiji Military Forces

Current daily disposition of troops on TC Winston rehabilitation tasking as at

161100h Mar 16:

SER LOCATION UNIT/STR REMARKS FIRM BASE

NORTHERN DIVISION

01 SAVUSAVU 12 x G COY

03 x 7FIR (TF)

* Ration distribution in DRAVO

Settlement.

* Unloading of Ration from MV

SIGAVOU.

SAVUSAVU

CAMP

02 TAVEUNI

10 x G COY

05 x 7FIR (TF)

* Continue in the ration

distribution in NAIYALA, MUDU,

NALELE, MATAGA and

DUIVOSAVOSA Settlement.

WAIRIKI HALL

03 NABOUWALU 08 x G COY

03 x TF

* Ration distribution NASOLO,

SOLEVU and MAMAU

NABOUWALU

CAMP

TOTAL 41 x RFMF

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CENTRAL DIVISION

04 VUNIDAWA,

NAITASIRI

02 x 3FIR pers * Pers to formicate the

government station and villages

for 05 x Days.

QEB

05 NAUSORI AIRPORT 01 x 3FIR

22 x 6/8 FIR (TF)

01 x ENGRS

03 x LSU

01 x NAVY

10 x FPF

*02 x MRH continue to tpt

building materials.

NAUSORI

AIRPORT

06 NATOVI PRI SCH 11 x RFMF ENGRS * Temporary reroofing of

school.

QEB

07 NAITASIRI 06 x RFMF ENGRS * Continue with clearing of

debris in school at the Sawani

area.

QEB

TOTAL 47 x RFMF

30 x NZDF ENGRS

10 x FPF

WESTERN DIVISION

08 RAKIRAKI

32 x 3FIR (SUVA)

09 x 4/5FIR

10 x ECHO COY

06 x ENGRS

* Ration distribution to Veidrala

and Vuniivi.

RAKIRAKI

09 LAUTOKA 21 x E COY

02 x ENGRS

01 x MEDICS

* Pers on Standby for DISMAC

tasking.

DEB

10 NADI 20 x D COY * Standby at HQ D COY as next

overseas flight with Aid relief

will arrive on Thur 17 Marc 16 at

0600h on China Airlines.

HQ D COY

NASA

01 x D COY Attached to DO’s Office as LO HQ D COY

TOTAL 102 x RFMF

EASTERN DIVISION

11 VANUA BALAVU 16 x FTG

09 x RFMF ENGRS

* Continuation of cutting of

trees and general clean up on

the following villages:

- Taci

- Muamua

- Daku

- Mualevu

- Mavana

* Cleaning of Villages water

Tank

* Continue on erecting of

Temporary shelter on various

school in the island.

* Adi Maopa Sec school did not

start with in the period because

Teachers are awaiting ships

going to Vanuabalavu.

ADI MAOPA,

LOMALOMA

VILLAGE

HMAFV VOEA LATE

(TDF)

Alongside LOMALOMA WHARF

will be leaving Midday Today

sailing back to the Kingdom of

Tonga.

HMAFV VOEA

LATE (LC)

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HMNZS CANTERBURY HMHS CANTERBURY at Suva

Wharf and continue of Loading

of Ration at the Wharf for

Vanuabalavu.

HMNZS

CANTERBURY

HMNZS WELLINGTON Anchored off LOMALOMA HMNZS

WELLINGTON

12 OVALAU 20 x RFMF NAVY RFNF KULA at OVALAU bringing

troops to increase the the

strength to 20 x Pers to the

existing 04 x Pers were there

before. Continue with clean-

up/clearing of St. Johns College,

Cawaci

SAINT JOHNS

COLLEGE,

CAWACI

RFNS KULA OVALAU

13 KORO 20 x RFMF ENGRS

JOINT TASK GROUP

Assist ADF ENGRS and

completed repairs on schools in

Nakodu & Kade.

KADE

05 x RFMF ENGRS

46 x 3FIR

03 x LSU

01 x LFC

* Continue debris clearing at

Vatulele, Nabuna and Nacamaki

villages with ADF Engrs.

* Distributing Shelter Box tents.

* Assisting the Ministry Of

Health with fumigation of

villages.

NASAU

HMAS CANBERRA * On its way to Suva. HMAS

CANBERRA

TOTAL 120 RFMF

2. Total RFMF person on TC WINSTON rehabilitation tasking is 310.

3.12 Ministry of Works

Update from MoIT

150 people deployed (52 in the field)

Updated building assessment provided to NDMO

Work commenced on repair of solar systems

5 (of 7) EPS systems have been repaired

GSS 14 trips made(1300t cargo)

First team departed to repair ATONS (MLC Vatulawa), currently repairing Udu

lighthouse. (Lomaiviti, Vanualevu, Nadi Bay, Momi, and Viwa).

12 Franchise Trips completed post TC Winston. 624 tons of cargo and 678

passengers moved in 8 routes.

4.0 CONCLUSION

There has been an increase in the number of evacuation centres from 123 to 124 in

the Eastern division.

Requests/calls have been received from nearby villages in the Hot Spot region. In

view of this we would like to follow up on our earlier recommendation (NEOC SITREP

83) if assessments can be made to these villages. These are villages in the interior

of Viti Levu especially in the borders of Naitasiri/Navosa/Nadroga province.

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[Kelevi Curuki]

Shift Team leader

(National Emergency Operations Centre)

for: Director, National Disaster Management Office/ NAT DISCOORD

*Refer to Appendices attached below

APPENDIX I:

UPDATES OF EVACUATION CENTRES & EVACUEES

The figures are tabulated below for the two divisions.

EASTERN DIVISION EVACUATION UPDATE

DISTRICT # EVACUATION

CENTRE

# of

EVACUEES

OVALAU 59 1015

MOTORIKI 12 666

BATIKI 1 54

KORO 32 337

VANUABALAVU 20 180

OVERALL TOTAL 124 2,491

WESTERN DIVISION EVACUATION UPDATE

DISTRICT # EVACUATION

CENTRES # EVACUEES

RA 88 1998

BA 4 347

TAVUA 3 72

OVERALL TOTAL 95 2,417

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6 1126

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6 857

155

9 899 608 0 115 234 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TAILEVU 1371 1117 135

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125

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9 848

155

9 899 608 0 115 234 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

NAITASIRI 275 9 22 12 27 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

NORTHERN

PROVINCE

299

0

99 86 673 722 406 303 261 103

9 152 340 233 35 0 12 10 62 20 0 0 0 0 0 0

LABASA - - 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

SAVUSAVU 81 41 497 270 189 142 178 272 84 223 134 27 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

BUA 8 15 33 309 74 121 61 581 57 70 95 8 0 0 0 42 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TAVEUNI 10 30 143 143 143 40 22 186 11 47 4 0 0 12 10 20 20 0 0 0 0 0 0

NABOWAL

U 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

EASTERN

PROVINCE

227

4

103 52 234

1 963 898 0 740 543 0 0 271 0 0 0 0 0 0 78 0 0 0 0 0

KORO 15 13 258 258 309 0 270 294 0 0 166 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

LEVUKA 61 12 156

5 187 123 0 56 155 0 0 60 0 0 0 0 0 0 78 0 0 0 0 0

VANUA 18 18 391 391 407 0 360 56 0 0 45 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Appendix II

SITUATION OVERVIEW: ASSESSMENT AND DISTRIBUTION- 4 DIVISIONS

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BALAVU

GAU - - 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

BATIKI 4 4 51 51 17 0 23 17 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

NAIRAI 5 5 76 76 42 0 31 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

WESTERN

PROVINCE

6170

216 63 952

6

482

4

254

8 601 966

168

9 517

126

5 462 67 49 47 0 0 0 927 3 102

505

1 55 8

NADI 40 1413 266 77 130 117 122 60 83 30 29 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 39 0 0

LAUTOKA 8 8 353 472 63 83 199 140 7 130 9 33 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 55 0

BA 4 10 129 2 20 0 0 287 26 18 12 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

RAKIRAKI 102 4113 225

5

130

0 137 167 590 250 526 221 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 102 528 0 8

TAVUA 62 45 324

9

164

9 960 134 354 482 44 437 128 0 0 0 0 0 0 927 0 0

448

4 0 0

NALAWA - 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

RA 269 180 128 117 129 68 130 71 62 0 49 47 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TOTAL 1475

6 418 201

1418

6

763

5

523

2

217

4

342

3

412

8

222

8

250

4

157

4 102 164 293 10 62 20

100

5 3 102

505

1 55 8