1. GRIFFON CIVIL-MILITARY COORDINATION CENTER
8 July 2016

2. GRIFFON CIVIL-MILITARY COORDINATION CENTER
8 July 2016
Search and Rescue by GRIFFON PHEO
Health situation by GRIFFON Hospital Director
Food and Water by WHO/Health Minister
Shelter by GRIFFON Red Cross, Health Minister
Infrastructure and Logistic Cluster by Health Minister
Security concerns by Griffon Chief of Police/Health Minister
Main coordination concerns
Response Priorities

3. CTF 171 Navy Expeditionary Force
Organizations responding to flooding in NW Griffon from May 16 to 5 June (Pre-Earthquake)
Organizations responding to flooding in NW Griffon from May 16 to 5 June (Pre-Earthquake)
As of 5 June 2016
Flooded
Ke’e
Cleared
Papamua
Aawaa
Oyster Bay
Lelehana
CTF 171 Navy Expeditionary Force
Waipalamu

4. Search And Rescue – Response
GRIFFON CIVIL-MILITARY Coordination Center
Current/Next 24h
1450 Dead bodies recovery in process – most from landslides and rubble.
2000 body bags, down to 550. Burials beginning.
Many bodies identified, many still unknown
20,380 injured
2,950 missing
Expect to recover more living victims
Injuries from rescue efforts
Search And Rescue – Response
Trend
Needs/Concerns
Engineer capabilities
Mortuary support
3 backhoes, one for each designated cemetery
Ke’e, Aawaa, Waipalamu
100 Dead Tourists
10 US (Lelehana)
10 Japanese (Ke’e)
10 Canadian (Aawaa)
200
100
380
550
1300
10400
500 50
100
1200
1500
9500
8 July 2016

5. Health situation – Response
GRIFFON CIVIL-MILITARY Coordination Center
Current/Next 24h
- Waipalamua & Lelehana hospitals are damaged but functional on generator power/3 days of fuel
SE Griffon Hospitals are fully operational/MEDEVAC underway to SE
- Sewage and water facilities not operational
Lelehana:
Waipalamu:
HN Moved 1330 pts by air to SE. All HN Hospitals getting FULL
HAM radio spt provided to all hosp
Measles: increasing, 1 camp affected
Lepto, Rabies, and Malaria: Endemic
Health situation – Response
Trend
Needs/Concerns
Hospitals medicine/abx
Vaccinations Fresh Water
Sewage Animal control
Incinerator Antimalarials
1 Ambulance per clinic
2 Ambulances per Hospital
Medical Clinic
IRC
200 beds
MSF
200 beds
Medical Clinic
Total Current Beds:
Pts Treated:
Beds Needed:
Injured:
IRC
200 beds
Medical Clinic
Medical Clinic
Medical Clinic
Lelehana MED CTR 200 beds
Waipalamu MED CTR 200 beds
Tripler
Measles
8 July 2016

6. Food and Water – Response
GRIFFON CIVIL-MILITARY Coordination Center
Current/Next 24
- Food warehouse assessed for capacity and security. Dry food only.
-Food supplies shrinking, stores at risk for looting
- Working coordinates distribution with the support of NGOs.
Food and Water – Response
Trend
Needs/Concerns
Water: 525K gallons/day
-Need 5gallon buckets/1 gallon bucket per family
Security for food stores
Access to food for kids, patients & pregnant woman
Desalination
8 July 2016

7. GRIFFON CIVIL-MILITARY Coordination Center
Shelter – Response
Trend
Needs/Concerns
Current/Next 24h
- Total displaced currently 30,000.
3,000 in satellite shelters.
tourists displaced
- 9,200 tents & 4,500 plastic sheeting distributed.
- Security camp
- Lepto among camp and staff
- 1 Measles Quarantine camp
- Pet shelters w/ Vets established.
-Immunizations
-Trench and burn out latrines being built HN
Vector control
Security needed
2,000
5,000
5,000
3,000
4,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
1,000
1,000
5,000
8 July 2016

8. Infrastructure – Response
GRIFFON CIVIL-MILITARY Coordination Center
Current/Next 24h
- Harbor assessment on going
- One fresh water plant should be operational in a 5 weeks.
- Coordinating air delivery of goods
- Six days of food/water and fuel on hand
Infrastructure – Response
Trend
Needs/Concerns
No estimated time for services coming back on line.
Can’t unload cargo – pier damage/berths blocked
SE Griffon
8 July 2016

9. GRIFFON CIVIL-MILITARY Coordination Center
Current/Next 24h
- Security of the warehouse will be assessed by NH police
- Minor looting cases reported country wide. Nothing significant
-20% police force efficiency
-Attacks on women reported in Lelehana and Waipalamu
SECURITY – Response
Trend
Needs/Concerns
Security in commercial harbor on the pier should be assessed.
Security of food and water
Security of vulnerable population
8 July 2016

10. GRIFFON RESPONSE PRIORITIES
8 July 2016
Water, jerry cans/buckets, chlorine tabs
Food
Measles vaccination
Fuel
Security
Harbor Assessment & Clearance
Water treatment restoration
Oil refinery restoration