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This Situation Update is issued by the National Emergency Operation Centre and covers the period from 0800hrs to 1600hours, 22/02/2016.
HIGHLIGHTS
EVENT NUMBER REMARKS
CENTRL WEST EAST NORTH Death(s) 24 7 11 5 1
Missing 4 - - 4 -
Hospitalised 3 - - 3 -
Injured 16 3 4 9 -
Evacuation Centres 62 14 7 9 32
Evacuees 8,040 495 5880 514 1151
Destroyed Dwellings 323 8 - 315 -
Partially Damaged Dwellings
Schools Damaged or Destroyed
WEATHER OUTLOOK
Weather report as at 1930hrs on Monday 22/02/16
A strong wind warning remains in force for Southwest Viti Levu, Yasawa and Mamanuca waters,
Vatu-i-Ra and Kadavu passage.
NATIONAL EMERGENCY OPERATION CENTER
Tropical Winston
SITUATION update No. 20 of 22/02/2016
Forecast for 1800hrs tomorrow for Fiji waters: Northwest to Northeast winds 20 to 30 knots,
gusting up to 40 knots. Rough to very rough seas.
An associated trough of low pressure lies just north of Fiji. It is expected to move over the group
tonight. Associated cloud and rain is anticipated to affect most of Fiji later tonight.
A strong wind warning remains in force for Rotuma waters and land area and a trough of low
pressure remains slow moving over Rotuma.
GENERAL COORDINATION
All agencies are on stand-by at the NEOC and Divisional EOC’s which includes the
Republic of the Fiji Military Force, National Fire Authority, Fiji Corrections Service and Fiji
Navy.
Fiji Volunteer First Respondent (FVFR) are on call at the NEOC attending to emergency
medical and other rescue services.
Critical Agencies have opened their respective EOC’s but maintain close coordination
with NEOC through frequent Situation Report
Fiji Procurement Office has been assigned to look after Logistics.
NEOC Planning and Logistics cell are in full operation
BOS and Ministry of iTaukei Affairs cell for demographics of the rural areas
NEOC Admin cell set up for HR and transport logistics
Support cell to NDMO Coordinator set up
STATISTICAL UPDATES
DIVISIONAL UPDATE
1. CENTRAL DIVISION
1.1 Situation Status
PEOPLE
Dead 5 Isaac Awil (10yrs) Nausori Maraia Leba Siloma (80yrs) Dawasamu Atunaisa (24yrs) Nasaibuta) Filipe Nawaqalevu (34yrs) Veiveiwai Village)
Missing -
Hospitalised -
Sick/ Injured 3 3 injured in Dawasamu
Evacuated 393
PERMANENT DWELLING
Destroyed 8 Nadakuni village
Damaged 6 Nasevou
SCHOOLS & COMMUNITY BUILDINGS
Destroyed 1 Namosi School totally destroyed
Damaged -
BUSINESSES Destroyed
Damaged
OTHERS
1.2 Update: Water Authority of Fiji
AREA OPERATION
Deuba, Navua, Naboro
Nayagi Borehole Generator set has been temporarily fixed and Nayagi WTP
back in service. Awaiting delivery of backup Genset from Aggreko.
Areas affected by Nayagi shutdown are as follows:
1. Vunibau
2. Sadro
3. Deuba
4. Seniveiuto
5. Naisasa Road
6. Vakabalea
Water Carting is currently servicing this area via two (2) trucks.
Korovou Korovou Normal. Genset in operation.
QVS
Team of WAF Carpenter has been deployed to fix damaged pump house
roof structure.
Electricians has also been deployed to service the pumps and switchboard
prior to recommissioning.
RKS
RKS normal.Genset in operation.Saiyaro area still without water as burst
main on bridge crossing is still underwater. Repair to be carried out once
water level recedes.
Suva/Nausori
Waila raw water pumps are back on FEA Power.
Waila Clearwater pumps are still operating on Genset
Waimanu Pumps are back on FEA Power
Savura Pump Station is back on FEA Power
Tamavua Treatment Plant back on FEA Power.
Wainibuku Pump Station back on FEA Power. Two pumps in operation to
boost Reservoir Levels at Tovata.
Tacirua, Dokainaisuva, Coloisuva and Khalsa Booster Pump Stations are all
shut down due to FEA power outage.
Khalsa Booster Pump Station will be switched on once Tovata Reservoir
reaches healthy levels.
Raralevu Reservoir feed zone experiencing low pressure due to low levels
at Rara Reservoir; Elevated areas expected to be without water. Water
Carting is being arranged for these affected areas.
FEA Power restoration is Critical for Waila Clear Water Pumps in order to
boost reservoir levels. Current low reservoir levels at Tovata, Kalabu,
Nasinu, Flagstaff and Toorak will remain if only three pumps are operating
for Wainibuku Reservoir.
All SCADA systems are down due to FEA power outage
Reservoir Levels as of 1300 hrs
1. Nasinu – 2.5m
2. Flagstaff – 0.9m
3. Toorak – 0.5m
4. Kalabu – 0.5 m
5. Nagatugatu – 0.00 m
6. Tacirua – 0.00 m
7. Dokainaisuva – 0.00 m
8. Coloisuva – 0.00 m
9. Wainibuku – 1.10 m (Cell A); 1.20 m (Cell B)
10. Tovata – 0.30 m
11. Tamavua – 2.46 m (Cell A & B); 2.20 m (Cell C)
Tamavua System is being extended to cover areas normally fed out of
Waila System.
1. Flagstaff
2. Toorak
3. Cunningham
Road Access
1. Headworks 3 - Clear
2. Headworks 3 to Surge Tank - Clear
3. Surge Tank to Waimanu Booster Pump Station - Landslide
Water Carting continues for the following areas:
o Tovata areas
o Upper Makoi
o Tuirara
o Kalabu
o Valelevu
o Khalsa
o Cunningham
o Pilling Rd
o Nasinu Rd
o Clifton Rd
o Parts of Caubati
o Parts of Kinoya
o Tacirua Heights
o Upper Caubati
o Sakoca
o Dokanaisuva
o Coloisuva
o Tacirua 6 miles
o QVS
Estimated population affected 54905
Vunidawa Normal Operation
1.3 Update: Fiji Electricity Authority
EVENT LOCATION ACTION TAKEN
Power Out Lokia Kiuva Koronivia Waila 3B Nakasi Kuku, Bau Nabua Nasole Makoi Narere Bhindi Sub Division Kinoya Tacirua Tamavua Caubati MH Mead Road Namadi Wailoku Navua
Action to be taken will be decided after assessment
1.4 UPDATE FIJI ROADS AUTHORITY (FRA)
EVENT LOCATION ACTION TAKEN
Flooded roads Buiduna, Calia, Korociriciri, Koronivia, Nakini, Savu, Sawani, Serea, Toga, Viria, Waila, Dravo, Vatulili, Navulokani
Waiting for water level to drop
Blocked - Fallen trees Loganisebi, Nakukelevu, Nasau, Richards, Waiyanitu
FRA contractors advised to remove
Blocked - Fallen Power Lines
Naselai, Naduru FEA advised to clear and sort fallen power lines
1.5 SCHOOLS – MINISTRY OF EDUCATION
EVENT LOCATION ACTION TAKEN
1.6 CASUALTIES – MINISTRY OF HEALTH/ FIJI POLICE
EVENT LOCATION ACTION TAKEN
No report received from EOC Health so far
2. WESTERN DIVISION
2.1 Situation Status
PEOPLE
Dead 11 Titilia Dretedreke (46yrs) Naibta Mereoni Naviqa (24hrs) Dreketi Gagcamu (76yrs) Rakiraki Titilia Mua (33yrs) Matainainatu) Keresi Tupou (98yrs) Nayavutoka Jovesa Tovura (12yrs) Naiserelagi Ulaiasi Navura (32yrs) Nayavutoka Tanieli Voreqe (48yrs) Vavuakula Samisoni (54yrs) Nasoso Osea Sivo (age unknown) Ba Ravindra Lal (48yrs) Lautoka
Missing -
Hospitalised -
Sick/ Injured 27 3 injured in Dawasamu
Evacuated 6483 110 Evacuation centres
PERMANENT DWELLING
Destroyed 8 Nadakuni village
Damaged 6 Nasevou
SCHOOLS & COMMUNITY BUILDINGS
Destroyed/ Damaged
39 IDA $2.2m for damages to schools
BUSINESSES Destroyed -
No reports on damages to businesses received to date Damaged -
2.2 Update: Water Authority of Fiji
AREA OPERATION
RAKIRAKI
No report yet from Rakiraki as power is still shutdown and
Kings road is inaccessible as Yaqara Bridge is broken.
As per confirmation from Higgins ,temporary access will be available tomorrow (23/02/16)
No contact
TAVUA
Operations team have started filling up Tavua reservoir.
System still running on genset with one intake and booster pumps at a time.
Filling of reservoir will go together with supplying to residence of Tavua and Tavua Hospital.
02 Evacuation centers- DO’S Office and Police Station
02 Water carting trucks given by Commissioner West to cater for Tavua.
LEVELS Masimasi-0.9m
BA
Customer Service and stores roof are leaking badly
Air condition equipments slashed
Broken Glass at WW Stores room
Windows Broken
WAF Signboard damaged
Plastic Tanks damaged (03)
All Gutters needs urgent replacement
Security lights need replacement
02 Water carting trucks given by Commissioner West to cater for Ba.
Levels:
Waiwai- 2.2m
Inflow – 449m3/hr- filling into waiwai treatment plant
50% Ba system are getting normal supply.
02 Spare Generators (Hired) have been taken to Ba to boost supply to the high reservoirs of Tauvegavega and Valele.
Ba system should be normalized tomorrow. Tauvegavega Reservoir
Gate and fence damaged badly
Excess road has been blocked by fallen trees and FEA Power line Lower reservoir
Minor damage on roof and reservoir top & door
Area to be cleared of fallen branches Navoli Pump
Minor damage on the roof tin, FEA Cables broken
Excess road has been blocked by fallen trees and FEA Power line Request for Standby Diesel for Waiwai Treatment Plant-(23/02/16). Current stock will only last till tomorrow.
LAUTOKA
Buabua System is experiencing low inflows due to blocked intakes at Nalau raw water intakes. Attempts to gain access to the raw water intake have been unsuccessful so far. Buabua Intake has been cleared and inflow into Buabua WTP has increased by 5MLD
Saru System is also experiencing low inflows. Access to intakes is restricted so far.
Production requirements from the Saru System is being supplemented by the Nagado Water Treatment Plant.
Lautoka system fed out of the Nagado Water Treatment Plant is operating normally.
NADI
Water is currently carted to Nawaicoba (ongoing)
Sonaisali is experiencing low pressure; team is currently flushing the lines.
Rest of Reservoirs is operating normally.
Vaturu Dam- 525.195m Nagado- 4.7m/4.7m/4.5m
SIGATOKA
Workshop team and sigatoka staffs are currently working @ Matovo.
FEA power is back on- Qereqere Borehole Pump functioning and feeding Voua reservoir
FEA Power to be restored to Matovo this evening as confirmedby FEA. Restoration of Sigatoka will commence from then.
2.3 Update: Fiji Electricity Authority
EVENT LOCATION ACTION TAKEN
Power Out Rakiraki – Naria Action to be taken will be decided after assessment
2.4 Update: Fiji Roads Authority
EVENT LOCATION ACTION TAKEN
Blocked - Fallen Power Lines
Koronubu Road, Moto Rd, Veisaru Rd; Varadoli Rd
FEA advised to clear and sort fallen power lines
2.5 Update: Schools – Ministry of Education
EVENT LOCATION ACTION TAKEN
Schools damaged/ destroyed
39 Schools in the Division: Ba/ Tavua 23 schools ($1.529m); Lautoka/ Nadi/ Yasawa 14 schools
($585,000); Nadroga/ Navosa 2 ($30,000);
IDA conducted. Total damage
costs $2.2m
Schools used as evacuation centres
45 schools used as evacuation centres Nadi District 7 Nadroga 10 Ba 21 Tavua 6 Nadarivatu 1
2.6 Update: Schools – Ministry of Health
EVENT LOCATION ACTION TAKEN
No report received from EOC Health so far
3. EASTERN DIVISION
3.1 Situation Status
PEOPLE
Dead 9 Milika Cama (4yrs) Rukuruku, Nauouo Selai Waqa (72yrs) Ovalau Seruwaia Bulou (no age given) Taviya, Ovalau Nasau 6 people (4 male, 2 female) Sinuvaca 2 people (2 males) Navaga 1 (male)
Missing 1 Nasau village
Hospitalised 3 1 with serious head injury (Nasau Hospital)
Sick/ Injured 59 9 Vunivasa. Inise Vatulele, Koro 50 Nasau village
Evacuated 514 9 Evacuation Centres 26 Homeless Lomaiviti
PERMANENT DWELLING
Destroyed 315 Lomaiviti group
Damaged 5 Lau
SCHOOLS & COMMUNITY BUILDINGS
Destroyed/ Damaged
24
15 schools and community halls 9 Teachers Quarters
BUSINESSES Destroyed -
No reports on damages to businesses received to date Damaged -
3.2 Update: Water Authority of Fiji
AREA OPERATION
Levuka No Communication
Rotuma No Communication
Moala Normal Operation
Dam access road damaged during cyclone.
Vunisea No Communication
Vanuabalavu No Communication
Vunidawa Normal Operation
Lakeba No Communication
3.3 Update: Fiji Electricity Authority
EVENT LOCATION ACTION TAKEN
Power Out Levuka 90% down Nakorokoro – Tokou Toki – Rukuruku PWD Cawaci Visoto – Nukutocia Bureta-Vatu-Lovoni-
Viro
Action to be decided after assessment
3.4 Update: Fiji Roads Authority
EVENT LOCATION ACTION TAKEN
Closed Moala circular road Approach to be repaired
Road Damage Levuka
Assessment to determine works required
Jetty Koro Jetty Course-way to be repaired
3.5 Update: Schools – Ministry of Education
EVENT LOCATION ACTION TAKEN
Schools used as evacuation centres
1 Vunivasa District School
3.6 Update: Schools – Ministry of Health
EVENT LOCATION ACTION TAKEN
No report received from EOC Health so far
4. NORTHERN DIVISION4
4.1 Situation Status
PEOPLE
Dead 9 Milika Cama (4yrs) Rukuruku, Nauouo Selai Waqa (72yrs) Ovalau Seruwaia Bulou (no age given) Taviya, Ovalau Nasau 6 people (4 male, 2 female) Sinuvaca 2 people (2 males) Navaga 1 (male)
Missing 1 Nasau village
Hospitalised 3 1 with serious head injury (Nasau Hospital)
Sick/ Injured 59 9 Vunivasa. Inise Vatulele, Koro 50 Nasau village
Evacuated 514 9 Evacuation Centres 26 Homeless Lomaiviti
PERMANENT DWELLING
Destroyed 315 Lomaiviti group
Damaged 5 Lau
SCHOOLS & COMMUNITY BUILDINGS
Destroyed/ Damaged
24
15 schools and community halls 9 Teachers Quarters
BUSINESSES Destroyed -
No reports on damages to businesses received to date Damaged -
4.2 Update: Water Authority of Fiji
Station Current Operation
Labasa
FEA Power restored to Nakama Borehole. Pumps 1 and 2 are operational.
Blocked Navau intake has been cleared.
Inflow into Benau from Navau source normalized.
Benau Reservoir level increased from 0.20 m this morning to 2.95 m at 1700hrs.
Nasealevu raw water supply line yet to be accessed; Flooding at Dogoru River
Crossing.
Nasarava System normalized.
Listed below are some of the areas that are still being affected by low pressure
and also no water during this period of shut down. Soasoa, Wailevu Village,
Bucalevu and Qelewaqa.
Supply to the following areas has been reopened: Rara, Lajonia, Vunivau, Basoga,
Bulileka at 2000 hrs.
Seaqaqa, Vunimanuca, Dreketi
Seaqaqa currently operating on GENSET. Normal Operation including
Vunimanuca.
Dreketi on GENSET. Normal Operation
Nabouwalu, Vunivau, Bua
No Communication.
Vunivau Normal Operation.
Savusavu
The blocked Moliwawa and Savuloaloa raw water intake that caused no water
supply to the residents at Savusavu has been cleared.
Vunikoka pump station genset has been installed and is operational.
Burst Mains on the 150mm gravity line to Vunikoka Booster pump station. WAF
team currently carrying out repair works; once complete, Vunikoka pump station
should start pumping to Delainavaqiqi Reservoir.
All customers fed through the gravity system are receiving water.
Customers at elevated areas fed out of Delainavaqiqi Reservoir should start
receiving water once Reservoir is filled.
Tavutikau Reservoir level has increased from 0.00 m to 1.20 m as of 1800 hrs.
Taveuni
No Communication.
4.3 Update: Fiji Electricity Authority
EVENT LOCATION ACTION TAKEN
Power Out Part of Savusavu Part of Labasa
Restored
4.4 Update: Fiji Roads Authority
EVENT LOCATION ACTION TAKEN
Open Labasa – Savusavu Labasa - Nabouwalu
Cleared
Under Water Navakuru Road Approach to be repaired
Road closed (Fallen trees)
Wainikoro Nabouwalu to Daria
FRA contractors contacted to clear
Jetty Savusavu Jetty Nabouwalu Jetty Taveuni Jetty
Course-way wash out
4.5 Update: Schools – Ministry of Education
EVENT LOCATION ACTION TAKEN
Schools used as evacuation centres
1 Vunivasa District School
4.6 Update: Schools – Ministry of Health
EVENT LOCATION ACTION TAKEN
No report received from EOC Health so far
5.0 RESOURCES AVAILABLE
5.1 Resources: Local
DATE/
TIME
RESOURCE
AVAILABLE
DEPLOYMENT
AREA
CONTACT REMARKS
22/06 VERT Rescue Central Division Lemeki: 7668203/
9788203
1 Rapid Response Vehicle
(Medical/ Rescue)
1 x Debri Clearing vehicle
22/06
(0600jrs)
RFMF Clearing
Party
Suva – Nausori
Corridor
9905795 Major
Ropate
30 personnel
22/06
(0922hrs)
RFMF Work Party CWM Hospital 9905795 Major
Ropate
25 personnel
22/06
(1000hrs)
Air Kaibu Outer islands Mr Francis
9925192
1 plane available to carry 16
personnel FOC
22/02
(1029hrs)
Fiji Roads Authority Vanuabalavu FRA Suva 1 machine and operator on
Vanuabalavu
22/06 HELP International
USA
Suva Jesse 8089839 13 officers for assistance
Uto Ni Yalo Outer Islands Assist with the distribution of ration
5.2 Resources: Foreign
DATE COUNTRY ASSISTANCE OFFERED REMARKS
22/06 France USAR
Group
Support the Fiji Government if
needed
Offer came through PIEMA
22/06 (1051hrs) New Zealand 1 x BKK Twin engine
helicopter flown to Fiji
HELIFORCE C130 with
relief supplies
Estimated cost ferry flight
NZ$125,000
Fijian Ops (NZ$315,000)
100hrs of flight
22/06
1406hrs)
Greenpeace
International
Formal offer for assistance
to NEOC & Fiji Government
Offer submitted through MOFA
WAY FORWARD
Divisional EOCs need to get Agencies (FRA, FEA, and WAF) to synchronise data from
Divisional to national level to ensure that statistics tally.
The National Emergency Operations Centre is heavily reliant on information provided by the Divisional Emergency Operation Centre. CCD EOC needs to be more pro-active in getting timely updates to the NEOC.
Critical area of operation is in the Eastern Division (especially Lomaiviti) and this is area that needs support for timely updates
All Disaster Service liaison officers to report to NEOC for timely updates (Education, FEA, WAF, FRA, DINFO and Health)
Total support needs to be rendered to the Divisional Coordinators to ensure timely dissemination of data for comprehensive response planning.
NEOC to liaise closely with Divisional EOCs for coordination of information
Conduct of assessment for the distribution of ration and other relief efforts
[Selai Cama Korovusere]
Shift Team leader
for National Emergency Operations Centre