Today
- Hlaing Thar Yar: 64 bags of rice to victims only (60 x 16,800 kyats, 2 x 25,000, 2 x 21,600)
- We were surrounded by about a thousand villagers, distributed to real heads of YatKwatSu (about 10 of them) based on the figures. Many of them showed their appreciations and said "Thar Du" to all. (pictures attached)
- Car service = 40,000 kyats
- Tontay: 30 bags through Save the Children (SC) (30 x 16,800 kyats)
- Nga Pu Taw: 60 bags through SC (60 x 16,800 kyats)
- 2 ORS and 4 WPT through Air Force (they are flying 9 helicopters back/forth for the whole day) - Detailed destinations will be provided later.
- SM will take care of Dala, GyatKyi, TharKayTha, will provide rice: he will call back on amount and logistics later today
- TZ's crew will take care of Delta area (various township): I will give him the rest of WPTablets for distribution
Tomorrow
- I will go to either Bogalay or Laputta
- SM and his brothers will help me for logistics etc. We can rely on him for future plan.
- The operations need to continue for months and funds need to be provided either small or large scales whatever possible
- We don't have time to really distinguish between real victims and not and it's very hard. One thing for sure is that everyone looks very desperate.
Yangon is trying to be back to normal, many people don't look desparate, back to their normal daily work. Some areas received electricity starting from Yesterday, water from the day before yesterday. Many schools in YGN (including TTC) are in bad shape. The roofs blown away and the chool supposes to start on the first week of June.
Credit Save the Children
Important Figures (As of 8/5/08)
- Nga Pu Taw - 30 %
- High Gyi - 95 % - 976 deaths
- Laputta, Pyin Sa Lu, Kyaik Latt - 95 %
- Maw Kyun - 95 % - 1,835 deaths, 2,187 lost
- Phyar Pon - 90 % - 5 deaths, 4,000 lost
- Amar - 90 % - 152 deaths, 16 lost
- Bogalay - 90 % - 20 deaths, 11,674 lost (most like dead)
- Day Deye - 95 % - 789 deaths, 172 lost
AyeYarWaddy Division
- Worst hit townships - Hain Gyi Kyun, Laputta (including Pyinsalu), Bogalay, Amar, Mawlamyinegyun)
- Badly hit: Nga Pu Taw, Pyapon, Daydeye, MyaungMya
Nga Pu Taw - Hospital collapsed
Laputta - 19 villages totally damaged
Yangon (Mayangone, Insein, Paungdaung, Dawbon, Kaya, Seikgyikanaungto, Mingalartaung Nyunt, Thingankyune, Yankin, DagonSeikkan, DagonMyoThit (South), Dala) - 124,438 affected people, 24,888 households
Requirements
- Rice 900 tons per day, 6,358 tons per week
- Hlaing Thar Yar: 64 bags of rice to victims only (60 x 16,800 kyats, 2 x 25,000, 2 x 21,600)
- We were surrounded by about a thousand villagers, distributed to real heads of YatKwatSu (about 10 of them) based on the figures. Many of them showed their appreciations and said "Thar Du" to all. (pictures attached)
- Car service = 40,000 kyats
- Tontay: 30 bags through Save the Children (SC) (30 x 16,800 kyats)
- Nga Pu Taw: 60 bags through SC (60 x 16,800 kyats)
- 2 ORS and 4 WPT through Air Force (they are flying 9 helicopters back/forth for the whole day) - Detailed destinations will be provided later.
- SM will take care of Dala, GyatKyi, TharKayTha, will provide rice: he will call back on amount and logistics later today
- TZ's crew will take care of Delta area (various township): I will give him the rest of WPTablets for distribution
Tomorrow
- I will go to either Bogalay or Laputta
- SM and his brothers will help me for logistics etc. We can rely on him for future plan.
- The operations need to continue for months and funds need to be provided either small or large scales whatever possible
- We don't have time to really distinguish between real victims and not and it's very hard. One thing for sure is that everyone looks very desperate.
Yangon is trying to be back to normal, many people don't look desparate, back to their normal daily work. Some areas received electricity starting from Yesterday, water from the day before yesterday. Many schools in YGN (including TTC) are in bad shape. The roofs blown away and the chool supposes to start on the first week of June.
Credit Save the Children
Important Figures (As of 8/5/08)
- Nga Pu Taw - 30 %
- High Gyi - 95 % - 976 deaths
- Laputta, Pyin Sa Lu, Kyaik Latt - 95 %
- Maw Kyun - 95 % - 1,835 deaths, 2,187 lost
- Phyar Pon - 90 % - 5 deaths, 4,000 lost
- Amar - 90 % - 152 deaths, 16 lost
- Bogalay - 90 % - 20 deaths, 11,674 lost (most like dead)
- Day Deye - 95 % - 789 deaths, 172 lost
AyeYarWaddy Division
- Worst hit townships - Hain Gyi Kyun, Laputta (including Pyinsalu), Bogalay, Amar, Mawlamyinegyun)
- Badly hit: Nga Pu Taw, Pyapon, Daydeye, MyaungMya
Nga Pu Taw - Hospital collapsed
Laputta - 19 villages totally damaged
Yangon (Mayangone, Insein, Paungdaung, Dawbon, Kaya, Seikgyikanaungto, Mingalartaung Nyunt, Thingankyune, Yankin, DagonSeikkan, DagonMyoThit (South), Dala) - 124,438 affected people, 24,888 households
Requirements
- Rice 900 tons per day, 6,358 tons per week
