Consolidated 6 provinces - Typhoon no.9
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The document summarizes a joint assessment report on the impacts of Typhoon Ketsana in 6 central Vietnamese provinces. Key findings include extensive damage to housing and schools, loss of crops and livelihoods, risks to food security and health. Short term recommendations include food aid, shelter materials, education support, and water/sanitation measures. Medium to long term recommendations focus on reconstruction of collapsed housing, livelihood restoration, and disaster risk reduction programs.
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