flood DSR

1. Flood Emergency Medical Response Cell
PDSRU/Provincial Health Directorate Quetta, Balochistan
967
Medical camps arranged
.
Daily Situation Report of Flood Affected Districts of Balochistan Province (August 31st, 2022)
Situation Overview:
In Balochistan, 34 districts and at least 9,182,616 people have been affected,
including 253 people who died and 164 people injured as of 31 August 2022,
according to the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA). More than
700,000 livestock have died across Pakistan, of which some 500,000 are
reported in Balochistan province, where livestock is a critical source of
sustenance and livelihood for many families. At least 17,608 houses have been
destroyed and another 44,110 houses partially damaged. In addition to houses
and croplands, 1,000 km of roads and 18 bridges have also been damaged and
impede access across flood-affected areas. Internet outages have also been
reported, with the Pakistan Telecommunications Authority attributing
widespread internet cuts in central and northern Pakistan on 19 August to
technical faults in the fiberoptic network resulting from the heavy rains and
floods
Key Highlights
227,561
Patient treated
297
Damaged facilities
Ongoing Response:
• The integrated medical camps & other emergency activities are
continued in affected districts.
• The Nutrition and WASH Cluster is activated and services provision to
severely affected districts with the support of partners has been
initiated.
• The overall situation regarding health problems/outbreaks in all affected
districts is under control.
Challenges and Gaps
• Lack of healthcare workers, as personnel may be unable to
reach healthcare facilities or are themselves among the
affected population.
• Limited stocks of emergency medicines, essential supplies
• This is exacerbated by the constraint of physical access to
flood-affected people.
• The collapse of a major link bridge and roads in Balochistan
is now a major logistics challenge preventing the movement
of supplies from warehouses to affected people. DoH and
Partners continue to find alternative measures to ensure
supplies gets to the people in dire need
Recommendation
• Create awareness and social mobilization
regarding water born disease (AWD)
• Relocation of people to higher ground areas
to avoid further damage.
• Create awareness and sensitization on the
dangers of flooding, and strictly follow the
Early Warning Early Response concept.
• Reinforce existing structures to prevent
further damages.
Need:
• Immediate assessment of the health services impacted, identification of
key priority areas requiring a response, including for the delivery of
routine and emergency health services.
• Increased need for essential medicines and equipment to set up
emergency triage, medical tents, mosquito nets, folding beds,
facemasks, and hand sanitizers outside health facilities.
• Mitigation of the risk of outbreaks of communicable/infectious diseases,
particularly in camps and where WASH facilities have been damaged.
• Prevention of transmission of diseases in camps and communities through
information and hygiene campaigns in coordination with the WASH
cluster.
• Mental health and psychosocial impact of losses including human lives,
animals, property, and livelihoods. Response:
• Health status monitoring for acute watery diarrhea (AWD), Cholera, and
other communicable diseases.
• Outreach and facility-based medical services, including maternal,
neonatal, and child health (MNCH) and nutritional
Source: PDMA and DOH

2. 883
1113 1099
1035
1254 1272
726 761 776
9 3 1
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1903
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Diarrhea ARI Skin Infection Snake Bite Others
DESCRIPTION Total
Total Medical Camps arranged in last 24
Hours.
51
Total patients treated at Medical Camps in
the last 24 Hours.
13820
Number of districts where Medical Camp
was arranged in last 24 Hours.
13
Districts where total medical camps
arranged
(3rd
July till date)
34
S.No DESCRIPTION Total
01
Total Medical Camps arranged in Balochistan
(3rd
July 2022 to till date)
By Health Department Balochistan 805
967
By UNICEF Supported 162
By PPHI Balochistan 58
02
Total Patients Treated at Medical Camps
(3rd
July 2022 to till date
By Health Department Balochistan 143,016
227,561
By UNICEF Supported 58,327
By PPHI Balochistan 12,398
03
Total function nutrition site of outpatient therapeutic
Program(OTP) for Children 6 to 59 Months
By Balochistan Nutrition Directorate
Supported by UNICEF
123 123
Severely Acute Malnutrition(SAM) treated children
(6 to 59 months)
977
5757
Multimicronutraint Suplimantation(MMS) received by children
(6 to 59 months)
4,877
Counseling of caregivers of children 0-23 months 6,780 6,780
03 Number of districts where total medical camps were arranged (3rd
July-2022 to till date) 34
DETAIL OF PATIENTS TREATED AT MEDICAL CAMPS IN LAST 24 HOURS
DETAIL OF MEDICAL CAMPS BALOCHISTAN (24
th
July 2022 to till date)

3. Dr.Noor Muhammad Qazi
Director General Health Services Provincial Health Directorate, Quetta – Balochistan
Cell # 03023403534
Dr. Mir Yousaf Khan
Chairman TWG Flood Emergency Medical response cell
Cell # 03212653206
Dr. Khalid Ur Rehman
Director Public Health Balochistan
Cell # 03337896650
Dr. Rafique Ghunia
Focal person PDSRU
Cell # 03327866543
Dr.Dawood Riaz
World Health Organization
Cell # 03337804297
Dr. Ghulam Mustafa
Additional Director Logistics
Cell # 03337811943
Dr.Ali Nasir Bugti
(Consultant-UNICEF)
Cell # 03337700250
Prepared by:
Mr.Muhammad Zaheer Khan
Information Management Consultant (PDSRU-UNICEF)
Cell #03342485570
Flood Emergency Medical Response Cell Health Department Government of Balochistan
E-Mail: floodemergencyrchdoh@gmail.com
Health Camps in Districts of Balochistan held on 31/08/2022.
Meeting regarding developing digitalized reporting and DSR dashboard in Emergency Medical Response Cell on
31-08-2022
A review meeting about Flood Emergency medical Response was held on 31-08-2022 by Dr. Mir Yousuf Khan,
with all stakeholders and partners.
Dated 31/8/2022,fog spraying for control of Malaria in City Dera Allahyar Jaffarabad