1. HUMANITARIAN OPERATIONS UPDATE 10 May 2003

2. 10 MAY 03 2 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

3. 10 MAY 03 3 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

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5. 5 UN SECURITY POSTURE

6. 10 MAY 03 6 Mine Data As of: 8 May 03 AP AT AP AT Mix UXO Unknown SubMunition

7. 10 MAY 03 TEAM RIO Iraq Wholesale Fuel System Status DAHUK Diesel Gasolin e LPG BAGHDAD Diesel Gasoline LPG KERBALA Diesel Gasoline LPG AMARAH Diesel Gasoline LPG NASSRIYAH Diesel Gasoline LPG BASRAH Diesel Gasoline LPG MOSUL Diesel Gasolin e LPG RAMADI Diesel Gasolin e LPG KIRKUK Diesel Gasolin e LPG BAIJI Diesel Gasolin e LPG CRUDE PRODUCT GAS OPERATING READY DAMAGED LEGEND REFINERY KUT Diesel Gasoline LPG PIPELINES PLANT STATUS AVAILABILITY NORMAL <2 WK SUPPLY SHORTAGES NOW Please send updated information to: paul.roege@us.army.mil

8. 10 MAY 03 8 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Mosul Dam Kirkuk Mosul Bayji Qaim Baquba Baghdad East Baghdad North Baghdad West Baghdad South Qudas Hadithah Dam Kut Quarna Har’tha Kaz Nasiriya Qadisiya Musayib Babil 4x187 MW 3x50 MW 4x210 MW 6x110 MW 4x200 MW 4x300 MW 2x123 MW 4x220 MW Iraq 400-kV Network April 2003 Note: Today’s graphic does not display status of specific lines 2x63 km 220 km 84 km 2x184 km 222 km 35 km 48 km 128 km 223 km 2x34 km 2x90 km 2x54 km 135 km 176 km 13 km 66 km 43 km 2x250 km 114 km 290 km 60 km 2x55 km 203 km 199 km 159 km Baghdad Ring

9. 10 MAY 03 9 BAGHDAD International RT 66 West RT 66 East ATS 2 A57/B51 A57 R21 A57/R21 B55 B51/G202 ATS 1 R21 TALLIL BASRAH SAMARRA KIRKUK KIRKUK ACC TALLIL ACC Saudi Arabia Syria Jordan Turkey Iran Kuwait < 274 094 > < 340 160 > ATS 1 150 > < 330 177 > < 357 153 > < 333 061 > 062 > < 241 < 242 < 327 <299 119 > 147 > < 330 150 > 125 > < 305 151 > < 331 082 > < 262 103 > < 283 107 > < 287 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 MOSUL C-130 or smaller only BASHUR ERBIL Air Corridors and Airfield Status

10. 10 MAY 03 10 GOVERNORATE UPDATES

11. 10 MAY 03 11 Governance POCs: DART: Dr. Eric Rasmussen; Cell: (965) 986-1740; ericrasmussen@carebridge.org United Nations elements POCs: NGO Community Leads: Information as of: 10 May 2003 Umm Qasr  Rice off load will distribute 4k tons to Basrah, 1k to An Nasiriyah  Stevedoring going very slowly, additional Basrah firm hired  Next vessels due in: Tuo Hai – 40,000MT wheat, 27 May Standard 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 Safwan  Reported case of mine injury  Specifics sketchy

12. 10 MAY 03 12 Governance POCs: GST needed on site DART: Dr. Eric Rasmussen; Cell: (965) 986-1740; ericrasmussen@carebridge.org United Nations elements POCs: NGO Community Leads: Information as of: 10 May 2003 An Najaf  Pre-war bulk food stores nearly gone  Water up to pre-war standards  Combined US/Iraqi police patrols and traffic control points  All 5 hospitals operational, accepting patients An Najaf: Sanitation  Sewage system at pre-war levels  Can only handle about 20% of city needs  Complete overhaul / rebuild of plant required  Only one of 16 sanitation department garbage trucks running – US military has purchased batteries to get all going  8 new front-end loaders looted down to chassis – costly repairs ($5000 USD) required

13. 10 MAY 03 13 Governance POCs: DART: Dr. Eric Rasmussen; Cell: (965) 986-1740; ericrasmussen@carebridge.org United Nations elements POCs: NGO Community Leads: Information as of: 10 May 2003 Ad Diwaniyah  WFP has expressed that it will not move any food supplies until warehouse is secure  Numerous joint police/military patrols  Local police being set up in fixed sites, now joint, but soon Iraqi only  Additional 100 policemen hired  School clean up efforts continue

14. 10 MAY 03 14 Governance POCs: DART: Dr. Eric Rasmussen; Cell: (965) 986-1740; ericrasmussen@carebridge.org United Nations elements POCs: NGO Community Leads: Information as of: 10 May 2003 Al Amarah  Grain harvest expected to be 25K tons  Otherwise, NSTR

15. 10 MAY 03 15 Governance POCs: DART: Dr. Eric Rasmussen; Cell: (965) 986-1740; ericrasmussen@carebridge.org United Nations elements POCs: NGO Community Leads: Information as of: 10 May 2003 As Samawah  US Marine Engineers complete repairs to a broken water main over Euphrates River  City water department continues repairs of water mains within As Samawah  Electricity is back on in the city  WFP food distribution coupon system in place and functional – current supplies distributed through August  Auto fuel only available on black market  Both hospitals each have two functioning ambulances (pre-war conditions)  Local citizens provided a list of 300 acceptable police trainees – training starts 10 May

16. 10 MAY 03 16 Dhi Qar  HDRs distributed to Beduoin community near Abu Shuwaich  CA Team worked with elders to ID needy, distribute rations Governance POCs: DART: Dr. Eric Rasmussen; Cell: (965) 986-1740; ericrasmussen@carebridge.org United Nations elements POCs: NGO Community Leads: Information as of: 10 May 2003 Tallil Airfield  Military engineers discover 12,000 – 15,000 gallons of diesel fuel in underground tanks.  Fuel will be given to An Nasiriyah An Nasiriyah  Two grain silos assessed: one with 6 1/2 tons mixed grain; other 600 metric tons wheat  Both silos are operational; have safety equipment  327 workers, 92 armed civilian guards

17. 10 MAY 03 17 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

18. 10 MAY 03 18 HUMANITARIAN ORGANIZATION INPUTS

19. 10 MAY 03 19 Questions?