Assessment report of typhoon no.9 in Thua Thien - Hue province
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1. The assessment report evaluated the damages caused by Typhoon Ketsana in Thua Thien-Hue province, including loss of sanitation facilities, income sources, and school materials as well as collapsed shelters and classrooms. 2. Key consequences included risks of infectious diseases, food insecurity for farmers and fishermen, and difficulties for students without school supplies after classes resumed. 3. The report proposed recommendations and estimated $412,000 was needed to address cleaning the environment, providing food, rebuilding temporary housing, and reconstructing schools across two districts and five communes assessed.
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- The assessment found food insecurity may last 6-12 months due to destroyed crops, lack of shelter for over 15% of households, and increased public health risks from damaged water and sanitation infrastructure.
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