1. Presented by Lt.Col. Win Min Tun Ministry of Defence Myanmar

2. 2 Cyclone Nargis Response Cyclone Nargis struck Myanmar on 2 nd and 3 rd May 2008 with wind speed of 120-140 mph. The most affected areas were 7 townships in Ayeyawaddy division and 40 townships in Yangon division.

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4. 4 Damage and Loss Death toll84537 Missing53836 Injured19359 Totally damaged houses450000 Partially damaged houses350000 Affected population2.4 million Total damage andLoss11 trillion Kyat

5. 5 The Ministers in charge of respective areas were appointed and they supervised relief tasks of storm-hit regions thoroughly. 7 based-line camps, 6 transit-line camps and 12 front-line camps in coastal areas were opened and relief supplies were distributed with quick momentum. The relief tasks response to Nargis was made with the strength of armed-forces as a main force.

6. 6 Since 6 May 2008, various supplies items for relief were donated for the affected areas by (29) countries and (10) organizations by air and sea. Moreover, local people including department concerned, social organization, families of military and well wishers from respective states and divisions have provided cash and kind for the storm victims. International/ Local Donation and Arrival of supplies for relief

7. 7 Relief supplies received from local donors is 6628.41 tons and from International donors is 22032.18 tons till now. The total amount of International donation is US$ 5486030.22, Euro 289134.89, S$ 152371.15, Thai Baht 3717485, FEC 256900, Rupee 7126, Malay Ringgit 300. The total amount of local donation in cash is 10786.57 million kyats. Relief Supplies

8. 8 There are (2) central relief camps in Yangon and Pathein township, (3) transition relief camps in Maubin, Myaungmya, Wakaema, (6) transition and distribution relief camps in Hainggyi Island, Pyapon, Labutta, Bogale, Dedaye, and Mawlamyinegyun townships and (12) front line camps at disaster affected areas. Supply and Support Camps

9. 9 Relief, rehabilitation and disaster preparedness Relief work. Reconstruction of ravaged villages, renovation of roads, bridges and communication links and opening of temporary clinics and schools. Steps are to be taken the long-term disaster preparedness.

10. 10 National Disaster Preparedness Central Committee Prime MinisterChairman Secretary(1),State Peace and Vice Chairman Development Council (15) Ministers ConcernedMember Mayor (YGN, MDY)Member Minister (SWRR)Secretary Person Assigned by chairmanJoint Secretary

11. 11 Organization Chart of Central Committee, Working Committee and Sub-committees Sub-committee for Assessment of losses Sub-committee for Information of losses and Emergency Assistance Sub-committee for Search and Rescue Sub-committee for Emergency Communication Sub-committee for Information and Education Management Working Committee for National Disaster Preparedness National Disaster Preparedness Central Committee Sub-committee for Clearing Ways and Transportation Sub-committee for Mitigation and Establishing of Emergency Shelter Sub-committee for Health Sub-committee for Rehabilitation and Reconstruction Sub-committee for Security

12. 12 Tripartite Core Group (TCG) TCG entered into force on 31 May, 2008.TCG entered into force on 31 May, 2008. 3 representatives each from Gov of Myanmar, ASEAN and UN.3 representatives each from Gov of Myanmar, ASEAN and UN. Chaired by U Kyaw Thu, Deputy Minister for Ministry of Foreign AffairsChaired by U Kyaw Thu, Deputy Minister for Ministry of Foreign Affairs Main task is to coordinate among UN agencies, INGOs and Myanmar Govt. in relief and rehabilitation activities.Main task is to coordinate among UN agencies, INGOs and Myanmar Govt. in relief and rehabilitation activities.

13. 13 Strategic Advisory Group Technical Advisory Group TCG

14. 14 Institution of Clusters Food ClusterFood Cluster Water and SanitationWater and Sanitation ShelterShelter HealthHealth Child and Woman ProtectionChild and Woman Protection NutritionNutrition EducationEducation AgricultureAgriculture Early RecoveryEarly Recovery LogisticsLogistics Emergency TelecommunicationEmergency Telecommunication

15. 15 To effectively implement emergency relief tasks for the storm victims in 7 storm-hit townships of Ayeyarwaddy Division, the relief camps were opened on 6 th May 2008. There were over 3000 victims in Pathein Camp, over 11,000 victims in Myaungmya Camp, over 3700 victims in Maubin Camp and over 2000 victims in Wakhema Camp, providing them emergency relief assistance. The relief camps were also opened in the 7 storm-hit townships respectively. Resettlement tasks for storm victims

16. 16 On 7 th May 2008, the 619 relief camps were opened in the affected areas in Yangon Division, providing 566,184 victims with emergency relief assistance. After the damaged houses were rebuilt and drinkable water was available in the storm-hit villages. With the programmes of WFP and Donors, rice is being provided to the respective villages.

17. 17 In agriculture sector, the programmes on pumping salty water and providing power-tillers, cattle, paddy strains and fertilizers were conducted to restore agricultural works in time. In fishery sector, fishing boats and fishing nets were provided. Likewise, loan funds were provided to resume salt-production. In health sector, the health personnels from Ministry of Health and the medical teams from abroad went to the villages and conducted health care.

18. 18 Moreover, the mobile health teams stationed on floating hospitals provided health care. To timely open the schools, the temporary shelters were constructed as school buildings and permanent schools were also constructed. In addition, storm and flood resistance buildings are also being constructed.

19. 19 Rehabilitation of housing The cost of transport is being provided by the Government and one house costs only 600000 kyats(about US$ 600). Up to now, (7638) houses have been donated by well- wishers. The storm-hit people were able to be systematically shifted to the (4314) houses built in Ayeyarwaddy and Yangon Divisions. Right after Nargis, in the storm-hit regions, 69 construction companies involved in the renovation and reconstruction tasks of schools, hospitals, community buildings. In this regard, the State spend 11.437 billion kyats.

20. 20 Moreover, Taiwan Buddhist Tzu Chi Foundation is building 742 houses in Kunkgyangon township, which was one of the storm-hit areas. International Organization for Migration (IOM) is building 6700 houses in Pyapon, Mawlamyainegyun and Bogale townships. German Agro Action (GAA) is building houses for 7500 families in 76 villages for Bogale Township.

21. 21 Five main highways Now, a network of five main highways is under construction in the seaside regions in order that local rural folks can lead a secure life, regional development and prevention of natural disaster. These five main highways are;- Maubin- Yelelay- Shwetawmaw – Kyaikpi - Mawlamyaingyun Highway (43 miles 7 phlons) Mawlamyaingyun- Hlaingpone- Thitpoke- Kwinpauk- Pyinsalu Highway (52 miles) Labutta- Thingangyi- Pyinsalu Highway(35.2 miles) Bogale-Kyeinchaung- Kadonkani Highway(39 miles) Labutta-Thongwa-Oatwin-Htaiksun Highway(37 miles)

22. 22 Storm Shelters The Government has planned to construct storm shelters. One school building and one hospital building as durable storm shelters which hold 500 people each will be constructed in the following 17 respective areas and there will be 34 buildings altogether. The estimated cost of a storm-resistance building which holds 500 people is 814529.7USD

23. 23 Ministry of Social Welfare, Relief and Resettlement has already established temporary training schools for orphans and children who are separated from families, in Myaungmya and Maubin townships in the Cyclone Nargis affected areas and we take care of them. Social Welfare Services

24. 24 Conclusion The important tasks. Exchange of experience and information sharing.Exchange of experience and information sharing. Enhancing individual and regional capacities.Enhancing individual and regional capacities. Training with emphasis on providing specific skills.Training with emphasis on providing specific skills. Promoting greater awareness of the government agencies and public.Promoting greater awareness of the government agencies and public.

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