UNITED WAY DISASTER RESPONSE FUND: TAMIL NADU FLOODS
Incessant rainfall in November/ December 2015 has led to one of the worst flooding in the history of Tamil Nadu and the nearby coastal areas. Contribute to help with immediate, mid-term and long-term relief and rehabilit
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Tamil Nadu Floods 2015
As per latest reports, an estimated 3 million people have been affected by the Tamil Nadu floods. The immediate needs at this hour are:

WASH: Water Bottles / Jerry Cans, chlorine tablets, soaps, sanitary napkins
Food Items: Dry Ration (rice, pulses, tea leaves, sugar, milk powder), biscuit packets
Non-Food items: Tarpaulins, Raincoats, Blankets and bedsheets, Torch , Mosquito Nets
First Aid-boxes, essential medicines, crutches
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DISASTER RESPONSE FUND: TN FLOODS DEC 10TH 2015 STATUS UPDATE
Over 3 million have been affected by the Tamil Nadu floods, with a death toll of around 500. The NDRF and the Defense forces have done a remarkable job rescuing more than 20,000 people stranded in flood affected areas. With the waters receding
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Disaster Response Fund: TN Floods Dec 10th 2015 Status Update

18th January 2016

Over 3 million have been affected by the Tamil Nadu floods, with a death toll of around 500. The NDRF and the Defense forces have done a remarkable job rescuing more than 20,000 people stranded in flood affected areas. With the waters receding and rescue operations almost complete, thousands will now need humanitarian assistance, both in urban and rural affected districts of Tamil Nadu.Many villages in Kanchipuram and Cuddalore district were entirely cut-off and in need of immediate relief supplies. 199 relief centers were set up, accommodating 57,672 people. Water, Sanitation and Hygiene remain the top priorities to prevent outbreak of diseases.

Please click here to view the detailed appeal note of United Way of Mumbai and to know how can you join us in this effort for rebuilding the flood affected communities in Tamil Nadu. 

You can also download the situation reports the United Way India Team has put together daily to inform supporters, by clicking on the links below: 

 


 

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