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25th Aug-6th Sept,2020- Issue # 9 The situation report Monsoon Rain,2020- Calamity Hit Areas Sindh Rural Support Organization
MONSOON RAIN-2020, ASSESMENT OF LOSSES
INITIAL RAPID ASSESMENT RESULTS
25th Aug-6th Sept,2020
Conducted by SRSO MER team
Note: The aforementioned quantity of Schools
are all types ( Primary, Secondary and Higher
Secondary) same as well for hospitals.
IMMEDIATE RELIEF AND
THE SITUATION
REHABILITION
Mirpurkhas, Badin, Umerkot, Thatta and Sanghar
The Rapid assessment is prepared During the last month monsoon rain, Sindh faced seven spells of moderate to
by SRSO MER with help of Social heavy rains. These heavy rains affected several districts of Sindh out of which
Mobilization Team, LSO leaders 20 Districts- are announced as “Calamity affected areas”. In pertinent to this,
and VO Leaders. These are so far the updated assessment data shows that major damage has been caused by
reported figures. We will update on heavy rains and the precautionary steps have been taken by the relevant
regular basis. The families affected departments to mitigate further destruction in these areas.
are mostly migrated to either The monsoon rains and subsequent flooding in different parts of Sindh have
higher places or towards relatives: wreaked havoc with a total number of 14 deaths and 1,514 injuries across five
i.e. From Thatta to Kohistan, from districts of the Peoples’ Poverty Reduction Program funded by the Government
Mirprukhas and Umerkot of Sindh. Monsoon rainfalls which began from 25th of August damaged
Tharparker along with their 247,529 households, 42,525 houses have been demolished, 14 Human losses,
animals. 100% crop destroyed in mentioned UCs, livestock: 2,518 out of which 1,675
Goats,47 Donkeys, and 150 Buffalo death with 59,060 Households migration in
Immediate needs of the these districts.
community:
1- Tents/Shelter with Food items (
Ration/Drinking Water).
2- Medicine/Medical treatment
Camps for Humans
3- Animal vaccination, Fodder for
Livestock
For Rehabilitation
1- compensation for houses
2- compensation for crops
3- support for Income Generating
activities
Ex-MPA-Mr. Poonjo Bheel-Special Assistant to CM distributed
ration bags among rain affectees at Umerkot district.
SRSO RELIEF BEHAVIORAL CHANGE
ACTIVITY
SESSIONS
Relief activity for affected Health and Hygiene Sessions at
community IDP Camps
In connection to the relief In connection to the relief work, the
work, the SRSO has initiated SRSO Social Mobilization team in
different relief activities in all different districts have initiated
districts: Mirpurkhas, Umerkot, different relief activities in all
Thatta, Badin and Sanghar. districts: Mirpurkhas, Umerkot,
CEO SRSO has initiated the
Thatta, Badin and Sanghar. SM
disbursement of ration bags,
team has started conducting Health
Stitched clothes, Drinking
Hygiene sessions for behavioral
water pumps installation
changes to keep safe and healthy
among rain affected
with distribution of Soaps among
households.
women. 69 Sessions and above
1,650 Soaps have been distributed
There are different
philanthropists' that
are donating the funds
for these affectees.
Indeed, on behalf of
these peoples, SRSO
has carried out the
relief activities at
community level.
MONSOON RAIN,2020 LOSSES
SCHOOLS/HOSPITALS
DAMAGES
CALAMITY AFFECTED RURAL AREAS DETAILS
Heavy Monsoon Spells have caused significant loss of
Human loss, infrastructure, livestock and crops across
the 20 districts of Sindh.
In addition, the rains are having a huge impact on
education and health facilities also at community level
specially in rural areas.
This educational loss causing untold damage to many GBPS Qazi Muhammad Umer-Umerkot
schools, destroying books and other learning material,
The hospitals (BHU/RHC/THQ/Dispensaries/Marvi
Markaz) are the first step for health recovery of these
poorest to the poor people and this damages is huge
loss because in the rainy season many disease are
raised and this is unbearable loss.
As Educational institutes are going to open from 15th
September so it is an important that we can get schools
up and running and reopened as quickly as possible
because school is the absolute best place for children
to be right now.
GPS Girls Village Bachal Memon Umerkot
GBPS Girls Village Qazi Sultan Umerkot
GPS Girls Village Qazi Sultan Umerkot
Needs of the Rain Affected Community in Calamity Hit Areas
IMMEDIATE NEEDS
OF AFFECTEE
These are the needs on the basis of IRA Assessment
I. Response to emergency
Affected areas roads and crops are submerged in the
rainwater most of the affected Population of the affected
areas needs evacuation to safer places.
II. Shelter
Flood/Rainwater is standing in the villages, crops and
houses. Most of the houses been demolished or near to
demolish and affected population is forced to live under
the open sky without basic health and hygiene facility.
II.I Need establishment of tent cities/IDP camps,
temporary shelters for the affected population
III. Wash facilities
•Provision of safe drinking water (Hand Pumps)
•Installation of temporary toilets (Pit Latrine)
•Distribution of soaps for hand-washing
•Distribution of hygiene kits included sanitary-
pads/mosquito-nets
• Distribution of water purifying tablets/sachets
• Repair of existing water sources
• Distribution of water storage/collection vessels
•Distribution of IEC material and impart hygiene
awareness/education.
• Disease surveillance (especially water borne/related)
IV. Non Food Items (NFIs)
Rain/flood affected communities have lost their stocked
food items. - There is an immediate need for household
items (NFIs) support such as Bedding and floor mats,
kitchen kits (sets), hygiene items (kits), jerry cane.
V. Health and Nutrition
Provision of cocked food and Ration for 15 days for each
affected family. Milk and supplementary food item for
children (under 3 years) and women (Pregnant and
lactating mothers). There is a risk of water-borne
diseases i.e. Malaria, typhoid, diarrhoea and water-borne
skin diseases. People lost their stored food items wheat
and rice they are facing a shortage of food which can
lead them malnutrition. Need to arrange Medical Camps
for health faiclties.
SRSO Relief Operations Details
( Financial)
SRSO Emergency Fund Balance: 115,000
as of 6th September,2020
Ration Bags Distribution
Hand Pump Installation
BIG OR SMALL, EVERY EFFORT
COUNTS AT
SRSO Appealing for the Humanity because
Humanity is above all.
Help the
helpless
A donation drive to benefit the Monsoon Rain Affectee
Donations accepted at SRSO Emergency Account
The Donation Account Details are Given Below
WE CAN ALL MAKE A CHANGE
The Giving Program- Kindly contact us at
Humanity is waiting for you. 071-56271820.
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