humanitarian operations update
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HUMANITARIAN OPERATIONS UPDATE. 10 May 2003. Introduction. Welcome to first update in revised format Update is a “work in progress” Three primary sections: 1. National system status review 2. Daily focus on 6 of 18 governorates Southern six; central six; northern six - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
HUMANITARIAN OPERATIONS
UPDATE
10 May 2003
210 MAY 03
Introduction• Welcome to first update in revised format
– Update is a “work in progress”
• Three primary sections:• 1. National system status review• 2. Daily focus on 6 of 18 governorates
– Southern six; central six; northern six– Each set repeated twice a week
• 3. Sectoral inputs• Six updates a week – Friday: no briefings
310 MAY 03
Security Situation Update
• Travel in Iraq entails risk– Variety of armed gunmen remain at large
• Criminal elements• Regime Death Squad Members• Paramilitary forces• Foreign mercenaries
– Vehicle accidents– Close interaction with HOC prior to departure
is highly recommended to ensure receipt of the most recent security updates
410 MAY 03
510 MAY 03
UN SECURITY POSTURE
610 MAY 03
Mine Data
As of: 8 May 03
APATAP AT Mix
UXOUnknownSubMunition
TEAM RIO
10 MAY 03
Iraq Wholesale Fuel System Status
DAHUK
Diesel
Gasoline
LPG
BAGHDAD
Diesel
Gasoline
LPG
KERBALA
Diesel
Gasoline
LPG
AMARAH
Diesel
Gasoline
LPG
NASSRIYAH
Diesel
Gasoline
LPG
BASRAH
Diesel
Gasoline
LPG
MOSUL
Diesel
Gasoline
LPG
RAMADI
Diesel
Gasoline
LPG
KIRKUK
Diesel
Gasoline
LPGBAIJI
Diesel
Gasoline
LPG
CRUDE
PRODUCTGAS
OPERATING
READY
DAMAGED
LEGEND
REFINERY
REFINERY
REFINERY
KUT
Diesel
Gasoline
LPG
PIPELINES
PLANT STATUS
AVAILABILITY
NORMAL
<2 WK SUPPLY
SHORTAGES NOW
Please send updated information to: [email protected]
810 MAY 03
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Mosul Dam
KirkukMosul
Bayji
Qaim
Baquba
BaghdadEast
BaghdadNorth
BaghdadWest
BaghdadSouth
Qudas
HadithahDam
Kut
Quarna
Har’tha
Kaz
NasiriyaQadisiya
MusayibBabil
4x187MW
3x50MW
4x210MW
6x110MW
4x200MW
4x300MW
2x123MW4x220
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Iraq 400-kV Network April 2003
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of specific lines
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220 km
84 km
2x184 km222 km
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223 km
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2x90 km
2x54 km
135 km
176 km
13 km
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43 km
2x250 km
114 km
290 km
60 km
2x55 km203 km
199 km
159 km
Baghdad Ring
910 MAY 03
BAGHDAD International
RT 66 West
RT 66 East
ATS 2
A57/B51
A57
R21
A57/R21
B55
B51/G202AT
S 1
R21
TALLIL
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R21 not available for overflights from
SHATRA to HAWIJA or HAWIJA to
SHATRA
R Not Open or Military Only
A RAMCC authorized (with waiver)
G RAMCC authorized commercial flights
MOSULC-130 or smaller only
BASHURERBILAir Corridors and
Airfield Status
1010 MAY 03
GOVERNORATE UPDATES
1110 MAY 03
Governance POCs:
DART: Dr. Eric Rasmussen; Cell: (965) 986-1740; [email protected]
United Nations elements POCs: NGO Community Leads:
Information as of: 10 May 2003
Umm QasrRice off load will distribute 4k tons to Basrah, 1k to An NasiriyahStevedoring going very slowly, additional Basrah firm hiredNext vessels due in:Tuo Hai – 40,000MT wheat, 27 MayStandard Vigor – 50,000 MT wheat, 28 May> Dredging contractor arrived 7 May
Al Basrah 17 confirmed cases of cholera Team working to assess full extent of outbreak, possible need for rehydration kits
SafwanReported case of mine injurySpecifics sketchy
1210 MAY 03
Governance POCs:GST needed on site
DART: Dr. Eric Rasmussen; Cell: (965) 986-1740; [email protected]
United Nations elements POCs: NGO Community Leads:
Information as of: 10 May 2003
An NajafPre-war bulk food stores nearly goneWater up to pre-war standardsCombined US/Iraqi police patrols and traffic control pointsAll 5 hospitals operational, accepting patients
An Najaf: SanitationSewage system at pre-war levelsCan only handle about 20% of city needsComplete overhaul / rebuild of plant requiredOnly one of 16 sanitation department garbage trucks running – US military has purchased batteries to get all going8 new front-end loaders looted down to chassis – costly repairs ($5000 USD) required
1310 MAY 03
Governance POCs:
DART: Dr. Eric Rasmussen; Cell: (965) 986-1740; [email protected]
United Nations elements POCs: NGO Community Leads:
Information as of: 10 May 2003
Ad DiwaniyahWFP has expressed that it will not move any food supplies until warehouse is secureNumerous joint police/military patrolsLocal police being set up in fixed sites, now joint, but soon Iraqi onlyAdditional 100 policemen hiredSchool clean up efforts continue
1410 MAY 03
Governance POCs:
DART: Dr. Eric Rasmussen; Cell: (965) 986-1740; [email protected]
United Nations elements POCs: NGO Community Leads:
Information as of: 10 May 2003
Al Amarah Grain harvest expected to be 25K tonsOtherwise, NSTR
1510 MAY 03
Governance POCs:
DART: Dr. Eric Rasmussen; Cell: (965) 986-1740; [email protected]
United Nations elements POCs: NGO Community Leads:
Information as of: 10 May 2003
As SamawahUS Marine Engineers complete repairs to a broken water main over Euphrates RiverCity water department continues repairs of water mains within As SamawahElectricity is back on in the cityWFP food distribution coupon system in place and functional – current supplies distributed through AugustAuto fuel only available on black marketBoth hospitals each have two functioning ambulances (pre-war conditions)Local citizens provided a list of 300 acceptable police trainees – training starts 10 May
1610 MAY 03
Dhi QarHDRs distributed to Beduoin community near Abu ShuwaichCA Team worked with elders to ID needy, distribute rations
Governance POCs:
DART: Dr. Eric Rasmussen; Cell: (965) 986-1740; [email protected]
United Nations elements POCs: NGO Community Leads:
Information as of: 10 May 2003
Tallil AirfieldMilitary engineers discover 12,000 – 15,000 gallons of diesel fuel in underground tanks.Fuel will be given to An Nasiriyah
An NasiriyahTwo grain silos assessed: one with 6 1/2 tons mixed grain; other 600 metric tons wheat Both silos are operational; have safety equipment327 workers, 92 armed civilian guards
1710 MAY 03
ORHA Humanitarian Assistance
• DART Team visited former Saddam City– Infrastructure and services poor– Population generally welcomed team
• Humanitarian Mine Action personnel in Dahuk – overall assessment positive
• Fuel shortages and currency crisis reducing operational capabilities
• DART Team will visit Basrah to assess extent of possible cholera outbreak; need for rehydration kits
1810 MAY 03
HUMANITARIAN ORGANIZATION
INPUTS
1910 MAY 03
Questions?