Emergency rapid assessment report on typhoon no.9 in Danang province
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- 2. Assessment team Member 0914 422 641 SC Mr. Pham Hoang 19 Member 0912 645 770 VNRC Mr. Thang 18 Member 0903 403 405 CARE Mr. Pham Gia Binh 17 Member 0913 043 289 Livelihood/Food security SRC Ms. Chu Thi Mai Anh 16 Observer +6681449 1777 ECHO Thearat Touch 15 Member 0905 478 654 Danang DoFA Ms. Hong Hanh 14 Member 0988 813 036 SC Ms Dinh Thi Hong Phuong 13 Member 0914 255 988 PACCOM Ms. Thuy Quynh 12 Member 0913 449 448 NAV Ms. Hoang Thanh Mai 11 Member 0913 408 760 CtC Ms. Nguyen Phuc Hoa 10 Member 0989 980 273 Shelter, NFIs Gender CECI Mr. Nguyen Dang Nhat 9 Member 0982 033 212 Danang DoFA Ms Quynh Tram 8 Member 0986 624 379 WVV Mr Hoang Van Thang 7 Adviser 0128 62 1813 NAV Mr. Luke Dokter 6 Member 095 314 4633 Yokohama Uni. Mr. Bam Haja 5 Member 0902 403 949 Heath, Watsan, Hygien SC Mr. Tong Viet Trung 4 Member 0903 517 688 Danang DoFA Ms Ho Hoai Ha 3 Member 0935 303 636 Danang DoFA Ms Thuy Duong 2 Team leader 091 534 3524 Education/child protection SC Ms. Le thi Bich Hang 1 Remark Phone Setor Organization Name No
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- 5. Visited Areas Hoa Bac Hoa Lien Hoa Quy Hoa Hai
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