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Fijian Government - NDMO MEETS WITH NGO AND CSO PARTNERS

NDMO MEETS WITH NGO AND CSO PARTNERS 03/02/2021 The National Disaster Controller, Mr. David Kolitagane and the National Disaster Management Office (NDMO) led by its Director and National Disaster Coordinator, Ms. Vasiti Soko met with its partners in Suva yesterday to discuss how best they could work together to ensure Fijians affected by Tropical Cyclone Ana are assisted equally based on the needs on the ground. More than 100 representatives of civil society and non-government organisations, faith-based organisations, and other community groups attended the coordination meeting. Ms. Soko reminded all partners about the need for them to work with the NDMO on their plans for assistance towards communities affected by TC Ana. By doing so, Ms Soko said NDMO would then be able to look at how they could assist in the mobilisation of their assistance on the ground.

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Affected Labasa residents to be the first to receive relief items after TC Yasa and Ana

Affected Labasa residents to be the first to receive relief items after TC Yasa and Ana Affected Labasa residents to be the first to receive relief items after TC Yasa and Ana Relief supplies loaded at the Suva Wharf last night.[Image: Fiji NDMO] If you are living in and around the Labasa area in Vanua Levu and have been affected by Tropical Cyclones Ana and Yasa, assistance is on its way. The National Disaster Management Office has deployed a vessel this morning to Malau Wharf in Labasa carrying 13,000 food packs, non-food items, water and water tanks. Minister for Disaster Management Inia Seruiratu says Vanua Levu is now running on two lines of operation, the continuation of the relief assistance and recovery efforts for TC Yasa and at the same time the first response for those affected by TC Ana in Vanua Levu.

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Indonesia, Flooding in Pasuruan Regency, East Java (09:23 Feb 4 2021) - Indonesia

Indonesia, Flooding in Pasuruan Regency, East Java (09:23 Feb 4 2021) - Indonesia
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Cyclone Eloise brings heavy rains and floods to Botswana - World News

2021-02-03 11:05:27 GMT2021-02-03 19:05:27(Beijing Time) Xinhua English Video Player Close GABORONE, Feb. 3 (Xinhua) Torrential rains are wreaking havoc across Botswana with weather experts predicting more rains and thunderstorms in most parts of the southern African country. These torrential rains caused by the remnants of Cyclone Eloise have triggered flashflood in many parts of the country especially in Botswana s capital city, Gaborone, Moagi Baleseng, the director in Botswana s National Disaster Management Office, told Xinhua late Tuesday. We are experiencing major challenges in major cities. The rains have been pouring non-stop since Jan. 31, poor drainage system has also exacerbating the flash flooding especially in Gaborone, said Baleseng.

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