Situation Update for Cyclone Phet – June 10, 2010 at 7:00pm

Strengthening Participatory Organization
The Balochistan government declared district Gwadar a calamity-hit area since thousands houses partially or entirely damaged. Many areas of District Gwadar are still swamped with hose which reflects the strength of cyclone. The latest updates and news channels visuals have highlighted the harsh effects of cyclone on District Gwadar. Its most of Tehsils and villages are flooded with chances of epidemic and communicable diseases

SPO’s Humanitarian Team

SPO teams are collecting data from field and frequently sharing with National Center team. The access road to District Gwadar is still in terrible conditions. Paradoxically, people are not receiving required assistances which is scaling up their frustration and making them annoyed. SPO supported in formation of a disaster forum namely “Gwadar Disaster Response Forum (GDRF)” It has provided opportunity to humanitarian actors to discuss in detail for response and early recovery process.  SPO established KDRF in Ketch in 2007 to response needs of affectees.

SPO with other humanitarian actors conducted coordination meeting last night to chalk out holistic approach with minimizing the chances of duplication of activities from different agencies in same area. Data of affected Union Council and village wise is incorporated in Balochistan portion.

Post cyclone situation in Balochistan:
The stagnant water is triggering the chances of epidemic diseases beside it dismantle roads further adding problems in relief services. Food prices are scaled up and people with limited amount especially daily wagers are in difficult situations. It will set off food security crisis which can lead to conflict situation. It is imperative to note that affected people have feelings as intentionally ignored by government for required support. Gaps are existed on many fronts especially in health, food and absence of dewatering facilities. Approximately, 488 cases of diarrhea, malaria and skin diseases are reported in the two camps of Save the Children, NCHD and PPHI in Gwadar city . The water is still standing in most of UCs which is aired on different news Channels.

The details of District Gwadar affecters UC and village wise are following,

Union council Peshukan;

 

 

Total population

 

18286

 
 

Total household

 

3026

 
 

Total village

 

18

 
 

Total primary school

 

21

 
 

Total health facility

 

3

 
 

Total PHE scheme

 

2

 

S. No

Village

Population

Household

Affected HHs

1

Roh Bar Peer Bakhsh Bazar

181

30

12

2

Barisi Ward Block.2

2120

351

11

3

Chabari Ward

1302

215

173

4

Khuda Abdul Samad Ward

1578

261

120

5

Konarki Ward

1450

240

80

6

Meer Qadir dad Ward

2236

370

84

7

Abdul Rahim Bazar

1178

195

95

8

Suleman Bazar

398

66

9

9

Malik Mohd Bazar

332

55

6

10

Shabi

69

9

2

11

Atta mohd Bazar

146

25

12

12

Prahentook

344

57

3

13

Qasba Ward

1781

295

73

14

Barisi Ward Block.1

1504

249

81

15

Saiji

1143

190

12

16

Dashti Ward

1027

170

39

17

Shay Mosa Bazar Paliri

1117

185

29

18

Kud Bazar

380

63

22

   

15985

2645

840

       

1703

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